Potter County Tuberculosis Seals Fight Citywide Risk
Mrs. J. L. Scott of the Potter County Tuberculosis Association urges Amarillo residents to buy Christmas Seals to fund prevention and treatment. The group runs an out patient clinic on Saturdays and aims to raise 15000 dollars with a population over 60000 to curb the disease.
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J. L. Scott
Potter County Tuberculosis Association
Amarillo
Scott
Potter County
Sae Central Building
Selby Heads Joint Council Of Hi Y And Tri Hi Y
R A Selby was reelected chair of the city wide Hi Y and Tri Hi Y at the YMCA council meeting. Mrs E L Hunter was reelected vice chair and Jo Ann Crouch became secretary treasurer. Ned Kemp from Dallas spoke on the World Service Program and future YMCA activities. The meeting closed with a prayer. Members present included Horace Mann Junior High and Hi Y sponsors.
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R. A. Selby
YMCA
E. L. Hunter
Jo Ann Crouch
Elizabeth Nixon
Ned Kemp
Dallas
Ymca of America
Horace Mann Junior High
Hi-Y
Billi Stephens
John Gatlin
Larry McKnight
Galen Foster
Kay
Early Hi Y Leaders Gather with School Sponsors
A list of Hi Y and Tri Hi Y leaders from Neal Carpenter to Miss Adelle Shows attended with sponsors at several schools. The gathering included Elizabeth Nixson Junior High and Boston history notes crediting William Blackstone as Boston’s first settler who built a hut on Beacon Hill and planted an orchard on Boston Common.
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Elizabeth Nixson
Clifford Bell
Hi-Y
Wilma Hixon
Vallie Bryan
Rue Nelle Wood
Janet Borden
J. W. Lind
Boston
William Blackstone
Beacon Hill
Boston Common
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Ath
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Quaker
Jemima
Galion
Ches
Blackberries
Oleq
Nancy Lee
Pound
Estern
Philadin
For All
Pri
Kaigeek
Miter bin
Pr. N. S
Selby
Sey
Paul Fowler
W. E. Beene
Globe News
Schilling
Fair
Whiteway
Staley's Golden
Maxwell House
California
CREA
East
S. Fillmore
N.E
N. Buchanan
Taylor
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