Scouting Around With Our Girls Around Easter Fun
Scout troops held Easter themed activities with egg dying crafts and cookie punch at homes and parks. Brownie and Girl Scout groups from Troops 20 92 38 and 8 organized hunts hikes and investiture plans with leaders and visiting guests from Chil dren's Home and local schools in Amarillo timing through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. de Gilley
Janice Ann Yarbrough
Betty Jean Tyler
Maurice Willingham
Janice
Ee Troop 38
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Park
Children’s Home
Shirley Ann Smith
Carol Stidham
Mar
Horace Mann School
Horace Mann
Girls Receiving Fire Instructions From Leaders Named
Girls receiving instructions on fire were Laveda Medlin, Carolyn Harris, Bobb Stone, Phila Sue Chance, Loretta Oliver, Betty Law, Bernice Henley, Charlotte Walker, Judy Lawdon, Glende Grimm, Wanda Hunter, Nelda Ratsin, Sherry Halden, Norida Pittman, Lora Beth Mariner and Marilyn Walton. Their leaders were Mrs. Harsenly and Mrs. G. C. Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laveda Medlin
Carolyn Harris
Bobb Stone
Phila Sue Chance
Loretta Oliver
Betty Law
Bernice Henley
Charlotte Walker
Judy Lawdon
Glende Grimm
Wanda Hunter
Nelda Ratsin
Sherry Halden
Norida Pittman
Lora Beth Mariner
Marilyn Walton
Harsenly
G. C. Grimm
Legit Theater Returns to Washington
Washington sees its first legitimate theater in five years after the National theater was repurposed due to segregation. The Gayety, once a burlesque venue on Ninth Street, now hosts Broadway shows with mixed reviews as Washington grapples with theater revival, audience tastes, and political hearings that draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom N. Timmons
Globe Washington Bureau
National Theater
Washington
Ninth Street
Desire
Capitol Hill
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
Rep
Wis
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Truman
Oklahoma City oilman named API president
Frank M. Porter of Oklahoma City, already president of the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, has accepted the presidency of the American Petroleum Institute after months of searching. Porter previously declined due to his current post but was persuaded by colleagues to resign and lead API, the industry’s largest trade association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Boyd
Texas
American Petroleum Institute
Frank M. Porter
Oklahoma City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sue Thomas
Carlo Jo Stewart
Brenda Riner
Patty Patterson
la Trece Harlan
Juanell Hatley
Suzanne Hannum
Twila Lee Gilley
Sylvia Findley
Anita Coker
Elizabeth Chester
Kay Burns
Sadie Thomas
Ellwood Park
Girl Scout
Dorothy Sue Pace
Cecil Holtz
Barbara LaFavors
Sanborn School
East Side Park
Joe Hess
H. L. Scott
Wanda Hess
Rosa de la Garza
Lana Turner
Dorothy Jean Scott
D. G. Holtz
Cynthia Stewart
Judy Fonti
Wanda Jordan
Robbie Meacham
Eliza Arevalo
Delia Malacara
Jackie Killman
Paula Thompson
Myrna Hunnicut
Troop 20
Garet Sue Satterfield
Sanda Alexander
Virginia K. Baker
Sue Brooks
Carol Bray
Hettie K. Barton
Regina Brack
Sandra Carmickle
Barbara Campbell
Sheila George
Patsy Gwynn
Gwendolyn Ponder
Rita Prestridge
Virginia Ann Robinson
Jennie Swenson
Billye Wirt
Frankie Ann Swindell
Mary John Starr
Marian Wolf
Patricia Ince
Beverly Ann Roberts
Dwight Morrow School
AAUM
Constance Abrego
Rosita Barrera
Ruth Cruz
Naomi Cruz
Arcelia Garcia
Jean Garcia
Carmen Lomeli
Mary Ellen Morelos
Mary Ellen Martinez
Yolando Palacio
Minerva Rodriguez
Ramona Rodriguez
Lupe Valverda
Will Rogers
Betty Armstrong
Frances Eubanks
Marlene Hubbert
Wanda Liles
Lynette Mask
Betty Sue Miller
LaRae Moore
Judy Morrow
Pauline Sharp
Betty Jean Stephens
Sharon Tyler
Linda Worden
Judy Cleghorn
Frances Denton
Darlene Greenroyd
Nelda Griggs
Alice Hull
Eva Sue Reynolds
L. G. Miller
E. D. Stephens
G. W. Sharp
Amarillo
David Leer
Hobart Brown
Tyler
Juldy Bros. Seeds
Baby Chicks
Purina Chows
Thomson- King
Benton King
Dan Higgins
Henry Thomson
Carl Zimlich
Wmv
9Th Ave
TOP Grade Insurance
Millio
St.Joseph Aspirin
LEGIT
Phillips 66
Rex Allen
Cb.s
C. S.T
Para
Friden
Dallas
Amarillo Hotel
America
M. K. Goetz Brewing Company
St. Joseph
Kansas City, Mo
Parker St
Amarillo, Tex
Diamond Shop
Polk
TATE
Neet
Gunn Bros
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