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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1946
Page
3
Khiva Temple officials announce a three o clock start for a 15 candidate ceremonial with a 3 30 and 4 o clock stated meeting. An evening program includes film entertainment at 7 and a 9 to 12 o clock ceremonial dance on the temple's third floor.
Veterans may take General Educational Development tests Wednesday and Thursday nights at Amarillo High School auditorium. The eight hour exams run 6 to 10 in room 115. Passing scores may earn the AHS diploma, says principal R B Norman. Counselor Minnie Feierabend will conduct the tests.
The city commission will open bids tonight for Memorial Park installation of sidewalks curbs gutters and fencing between Washington and Jackson south of Amarillo College. They will canvass airport bond election returns from Nov 30 consider planning and zoning recommendations and pay several bills.
Bobby Robbins will play The Lost Chord as a trumpet solo with the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra and Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir on December 17 at Municipal Auditorium. The San Jacinto Kiwanis Club sponsors the event for Youth Center construction in San Jacinto.
The Crippled Children's Council, Inc. received 4750 in 1946 from the Will Rogers Range Riders through the annual Amarillo Horse Show. A letter from G. A. McCullough and E. M. Broome expresses gratitude and outlines use of funds for underprivileged crippled children in the Amarillo trade territory. The next clinic is set for Saturday January 4, 1947 on the fifth floor.
The council invites visitors from sponsoring clubs and firms or anyone seriously interested to view the clinic's work.
A Blackburn-Shaw ambulance and a car driven by Thomas Arthur Panick collided at Polk and Fourth this morning. The ambulance carried a patient north on Polk and Panick’s car headed east on Fourth. Police and a funeral home spokesman said the patient in the ambulance suffered no injuries. Pinky Sims, ambulance driver, summoned a second ambulance within two minutes.
Price College schedules its first homecoming for December 27-28 on campus and at the Herring Hotel. Dorsey B. Smith coordinates events including two luncheons a smoker a banquet and a Homecoming Ball with Nile Nobles and his orchestra. The Price Parent-Teacher Association sponsors the alumni reunion, the first in the school's history.
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