Amarillo College Players to stage Silas the Chore Boy
Upcoming performances at the school auditorium feature the Amarillo College Players with a cast including Janice Fenno Dick Brooks Louis Pippin Jim Burris Richard Hogan and more under director Sharleen Hobson assisted by Gale Crownover. Also notes the Gold Sox versus Albuquerque Dukes game at Gold Sox Field and a miscellaneous local feature list of favorites and hobbies.
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Silas
Amarillo College Players
Aam Bers
Janice Fenno
Dick Brooks
Louis Pippin
Jim Burris
Richard Hogan
Kenneth Kohler
Jo Winstead
June Carpenter
Jack Sallee
Sharleen Hobson
Gale Crownover
Lifting the Burden of Fear Through Christian Science Faith
Readers nationwide report fear diminishing as Christian Science teaches confidence and assurance via study of Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Reading Rooms in Amarillo offer Bible, science text, and related literature. a coupon requests the blue cloth Library Edition at postpaid cost.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Company G Reunion Set for May 6 at Herring Hotel
More than 75 persons are expected Saturday May 6 for the annual get-together of the Company G Association, 142nd Infantry veterans from Amarillo and Lubbock who fought in the upper Argonne. The group, formed from Seventh Texas Infantry A and C companies, has met annually since 1934 with daytime meetings at the Herring Hotel and a barbecue at the American Legion home followed by officer elections.
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Boyd Gordon
Polk
142Nd Infantry
Amarillo
Lubbock
Upper Argonne
Seventh Texas Infantry
Herring Hotel
American Legion
West Seventh
Best Dressed and Looking Couple from the Sandies Meet
Quinn lists school dignitaries and honors with Best Dressed Boys Don Winn and Bob Beverley, Best Dressed Girl Pat Davis, Looking Boy George Farrell, and more. Hank Greenburg most would like to meet. hobbies include sports and picnics. Childhood ambition to be a professional pool shark. biggest thrill watching the Sandies at the 1948 Austin state basketball meet. Parents are Mr and Mrs Bill Farmer. Future plans include attending college.
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Nickna
ES What
Senasitie
Vorite Ban
Tex Beneke
Dream
Vogue
Lavender
Jaynet Catterton
Bettie Coble
Kenneth Hamilton
Pon
E. G. Sanders
Farley Granger
Janet
Jerry
Suzanne Midt
George Far
Buddy Quinn
Gleeana Richards
Jim Farmer
Marladene
Carol Chazy
Little White
Manhattan
Beck
Sidney’s
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Brow
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Tommy Curt
Bain Om
Fay
Stan
Gary Coop
Your Horoscope for Monday April 24 Weekly Forecast
A reader with a magnetic personality is advised to use advisory skills and careful planning to gain fame and financial success. The daily section then lists Taurus through Aries with routine, social plans, and practical goals guiding the day and suggesting measured action.
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Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
White's Auto Stores files for stock registration
Washington April 24 White's Auto Stores Inc of Wichita Falls filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to sell 40000 shares of $25 per preferred convertible stock and 75000 shares of $1 per common stock. Proceeds to be used as additional working capital.
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Washington
White’s Auto Stores, Inc
Wichita Falls
Securities and Exchange Commission
Marie Wilson Misses Fox Necklace After Photo Studio Loss
Hollywood actress Marie Wilson says she misplaced a $1,000 white fox fur necklace for 10 days after leaving it at a photographer's studio. She told police the item remains missing and is seeking help to recover it.
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Hollywood
Marie Wilson
Amarillo Crime Record Shows Higher 1949 Rates
FBI compiled 1949 figures place Amarillo above city, state, and national averages with 2,104 total crimes and 2,810 offenses per 100,000 population. Chief Sid Harper notes most major crimes were solved and predicts improvement if early 1950 trends hold. Officers credit thorough reporting by Identification Man Don Sipes.
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Amarillo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
West South Central States
FBI
Don Sipes
Sipes
Sid Harper
Harper
Crime rises nationwide in 1949 with youth role noted
FBI reports 1,763,290 crime cases nationwide in 1949, up 76,620 from 1948. All categories rose except homicide and auto theft, with rural areas showing an 8.5 percent jump. The data indicate about half of property offenses were committed by individuals under 25.
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FBI
Trovillion Press Marks Fortieth Book Milestone
Herrin Illinois based Trovillion Private Press, led by Hal W. Trovillion, celebrates producing its fortieth book, marking it as possibly the oldest private press still operating in the country.
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Trovillion Private Press
Herrin
Hal W. Trovillion
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