Amarillo College Choir to present annual home concert Friday
The Amarillo College Choir led by Folsom D Jackson will perform its state contest selections Friday at 8 p.m. in the college auditorium with eight ensembles, including the mixed octet and the young ladies chorus, all open to the public with no admission charge.
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Amarillo College
Young Ladies Chorus
Alice O'Bryan
DeVona McKee
Nepa Jo Willis
Betty Jane Wheat
Jack Walker
Clyde Buchanan
Charles Fitzey
Leslie Wilson
Virginia Hess
Dorothy Hoover
Phyllis Burnett
Folsom D Jackson
Wichita Falls
Church Women Plan Meetings And Banquet
The First Baptist Martha Amoma and Philathea classes set Tuesday meetings at members’ homes with times 2 pm 9 am and 2 30 pm. A Mother Daughter Banquet at San Jacinto Methodist featured a piano solo greetings by mothers and daughters a guest speaker Mrs Joe Coffee and Miss Geneva Morrow with Leech editorial read aloud.
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Amoma
First Baptist Amoma
A. E. Russell
West
Ninth Avenue
Ladies Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
S M. Phipps
Donna Jeane Autry
Homer Tuttle
Glenn Tuttle
Joe Shields
Doris Shields
C W. Nance
Billie Nance
Joe Coffee
Geneva Morrow
Edward T. Leech
America
W. C. Hinds
Texas Farmers in Favorable Wartime Financing Position
In Houston on April 27 federal agencies reported Texas farmers and stockmen are in a highly favorable position to meet wartime financing needs. The assessment came during a meeting of the boards of directors of units of the Federal Farm Credit Administration including the Federal Land Bank the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank the Production Credit Corporation and the bank for cooperatives. BABOON ADOPTS WHITE RAT IN NEW ORLEANS Tillie a one year old chacma baboon adopted by Audubon zoo has formed a maternal bond with a white rat The rat shows no fear despite the enclosure.
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Texas
Houston
Federal Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
The
Production Credit Corporation
Bank For Cooperatives
New Orleans
U?p
Tillie
Chacma
Audubon Zoo
Ymca Kick Off Meeting Led By Grover C Good In Amarillo
Grover C Good associate south west area secretary of the Y M C A will speak at the Amarillo Y M C A kick-off meeting launching the annual financial drive. The session opens at 8 pm at Y M C A headquarters with officers and board members in attendance. Final campaign plans will be set and proceeds fund aid to war prisoners Army Navy Y M C A international work Hi Y Tri Hi Y local facilities and other programs. The drive begins tomorrow. MAUD GUNN LUMPKIN Executrix Estate of A F Lumpkin Deceased notifies all creditors and estate claimants to file by law at her Amarillo Texas residence.
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West Area
Young Men's Christian Association
Amarillo
Yg M. C. A
Amarillo Young Men's Christian Association
The
Amarillo Y. M. C. A
C. T. Crowe
FE. L. Hunter
A. J. Streit
Porter Underwood, Jr
Mark Galloway
Guy Carlander
Robert Carter
Walter Chase
R. F E. Clements
Albert Dawson
Fairman
Army
Navy
Air Mechanics School
A. F. Lumpkin
Potter County
Texas
Maud Gunn Lumpkin
Women's Club Activities Fill Day Across Amarillo District
Fort Worth reports the General Federation of Women's Clubs holds its first annual convention with 100 delegates traveling to Mexico after a week of health and Pan American forums. President Mrs John L Whitehurst leads as delegates from states Canada and Mexico begin study pamphlets on alcoholism prostitution and narcotics. Oldest delegate 95 Mrs Emma Fox of Detroit attends as honorary vice president.
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Fort Worth
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
States
Canada
Mexico
Horace B. Ritchie
Athens
Federation
Department of Public Welfare
Thurston Roberts
Jacksonville Fla
Florida
Kenneth H. Rogers
Los Angeles
Emma Fox
Detroit
Dinner Hosted by Alice Landergin PTA for Teachers
Members of the executive board hosted a teachers dinner at Mrs. Lee W. Ryan's home 2705 Fillmore Street Friday evening. The event featured an Italian cutwork cloth and floral centerpieces. Mrs W L Hickerson presented the invocation. Several teachers and board members attended and Mrs Money completed a year as president while Mrs Ryan was elected to succeed her.
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The
Alice
Blanche Davidson
Armine Horton
Ora Sorrenti
Mary Ann Broadwell
Mary Kate Campbell
Monette Wilson
Lucy White
Augusta Uhl
Byrd Fahrner
Mesdames Neill Singleton
Bill Money
W. L. Hickerson
Walter R. Irwin
Frank Harrison
E. E. Volfe
J. B. Redfearn
J. E. Thigpen
W. S. LaShier
Lee W. Ryan
Money
Ryan
Tea Honors Initiates Gamma Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Gamma Kappa Chapter initiation tea held Sunday at 1700 Madison Street with Miss Sally Rogers as hostess. Pledges Ruth Evans Jimmie Shane and Mrs. F E Coan. Mary V. Miller retiring president conducted ceremony. New officers Jean Wright Dana Huff Elizabeth Lilly Dorothy Coan Frances Finch. Sybil Patterson presided at tea table with crystal ware jonquils pansies and yellow candles. Also note: Cuba US passenger cars to Cuba up 41 percent in first nine months 1941 vs 1940.
Amarillo AAUW Luncheon Highlights Play Reading
Donald Clark of Amarillo College read from On Borrowed Time at the AAUW Amarillo Branch luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club. The room featured deep purple iris arrangements and May baskets at each plate, with Mrs. A A Glenn presiding and Mrs. Fred J. Sykes introducing Clark. We All Americans in Cuba are placing their children in private schools in Havana.
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Donald Clark
Amarillo College
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Amarillo Country Club
A. A. Glenn
Harold L. Nichols
Fred J. Sykes
Professor Clark
Earl O'Keefe
G. A. Sahil
Jackson Hon
Harold Nichols
G. D. Kendall
Lewis T. Nordyke
Mary Evans
Earl Hamlett
E. H
Marshall B. Shaw
Porter Underwood
Curry Smyth
W. W. Rusk
John N. Maynard
A. J. Streit
O. L. Henville
H. M. Carrett
Sydney H. Watson
Allen Early
Eva Higinbotham
Homer Greenhill
Ed Kirk
Nicholls Hamlett
Jewell Davis
Charles P. Woodburn
D. A. Reid
C. E. van Doren
R. B. Wingate
G. M. Chisolm
O. W. Moore
David B. Brown
Mesdames
J. E. Dyer
Lionel C. Holm
R. C. Martini
J. L. Hardy
J. Odus Turner
I. C. Coryell
Bob Hulett
R. Earl O’keefe
Forrest Buckley
Irene Stuckey
R. W. Adams
Dolly Pendleton
Ruth S
Ward
Nelson
D. Crandall
John E. Oakes
Mary K. Blanton
Evelyn Hood
Rose Mary Radcliffe
Abbie Ruth Hayman
Louise Russell
Lotta Bard
Cora Astle
Rosalind Giles
Bertie Warren
Margaret Eichbauer
Avery Rush
H. E. Bozeman
Cuba
Havana
Rose Bowl Tea Room Hosts White Elephant Sale
The Rose Bowl Tea Room plans a three day sale Thursday to Saturday to clear household white elephants including bowls vases pictures baskets jewelry and other misfits. Finance committee members listed include Sybil Harrington Christine Bauman Mary Miles Batson and others as organizers. Mr and Mrs G W Scott and daughter Betty Joyce moved into 2403 Hayden Street with neighbor Mrs A D Steed hosting a house warming at 2401 Hayden Street and gifts arriving from 2108 Ong Street.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Sybil Harrington
Christine Bauman
Mary Miles Batson
Phoebe Shelton
Cynthia Carroll
Simon West
Roberta Underwood
June Pipkin
Betsy Weymouth
Betty Teel
Betty Wooldridge
Frances Honey
Blanche Patton
Sara Margaret Ellis
Steed
Hayden Street
Mrs. Scott
Family Man Seeks Farm After Rising Costs
William Kircher, 44, and his wife with 14 children faced high inflation and taxes. While searching for a rural home to support his large family, Kircher was struck and killed crossing U S Highway 67. The couple’s eldest son, 20, recently laid off, joins a vulnerable household with little savings and potential draft exposure.
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ST. Louis
William Kircher
Japanese Premier Says United Nations Desperate War Continues
Tokyo reports Premier Hideki Tojo warned the war must continue despite Japan’s victories. He said recent setbacks show the United States and Britain taking reckless actions due to Pacific defeats.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
United States
Britain
Pacific
Amarillo Couple Wed In Santa Fe
Gladys Smith Budd and Leland W. Abbott both of Amarillo were married April 23 at St. John's Methodist Church Santa Fe with Rev. Joe B Scrimshire officiating. The couple plans a 10 day wedding trip to South Texas and Monterrey Mexico.
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Gladys Smith Budd
Leland W. Abbott
Amarillo
St. John's Methodist Church
Santa Fe
Joe B. Scrimshire
Denias
Frank Hill
Pampa
Bonita OES Plans Neighbor Night Meeting
Bonita Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will host Neighbor Night at 504 1-2 Taylor Street on Tuesday night with Amarillo Chapter members as guests. Mrs. Alawin, Amarillo Worthy Matron, and Ed Fields, Amarillo Worthy Patron, will lead the invitation ceremony for Bonita Chapter candidates.
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First Baptist
Byron Ellis
Tyler Street
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Alawin
Ed Fields
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