New Picture for AHS Collection Art adds "The Ballet Dancers" by Fried Pal
Amarillo High School has added an original painting titled The Ballet Dancers by Fried Pal to its art treasures collection. The work was bought from art dealer Dr. Carlton Palmer, who recently displayed art at Amarillo High School, Amarillo College, and Home Beautiful. Funds came from school pay programs and other activities, and the painting is now hung on the third floor in a newly wired space prepared for reflector lighting.
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Fried Pal
Amarillo High School
Carlton Palmer
Amarillo College
Home Beautiful
AHS
Rites set for Mrs Goodman of Plainview
Funeral services for Mrs Guy Harding Goodman of Plainview who died last night at Underwood Clinic will be held tomorrow at 10 AM at St Alice's Catholic Church in Plainview with Fr Wilmer Regal officiating. Burial follows in Plainview cemetery. Boxwell Brothers directing. The body lies in state at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home until 8 AM tomorrow.
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Guy Harding Goodman
Plainview
Underwood Clinic
St. Alice's Catholic Church
Wilmer Regal
Plainview Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers
Boxwell Brothers Funeral
Goodman
Henry C. Harding
Harding
Accidental Shot Kills Texas Lad
Fort Worth Texas reports the death of seven year old Bobby Lloyd Stokes from a accidental 22 caliber rifle discharge at home. He was struck in the throat while playing with a brother aged nine yesterday.
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Fort Worth
Bobby Lloyd Stokes
Cyanide Guns Used to Ward Rat Plague in New South Wales
Health officials in New South Wales deploy cyanide guns to combat a rat infestation. The devices, used under strict supervision, aim to reduce pest numbers while minimizing human exposure. environmental and safety protocols are outlined for handling.
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New South Wales
Cubs Earn Very Good Rating At San Jacinto meeting
Cub Scouts of Pack 5 at San Jacinto School auditorium received an 83.1 very good rating after inspection by J. Bentley and C. M. Boyd with W. J. Hiatt addressing future Cub Scout work. Den 2's toy contribution thanked by Presbyterian Children's Home. Mrs. Stocker helped. Richard Poyner and Dewayne Singletary aided in distributing Christmas gifts to 70 Cubs present.
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San Jacinto School Auditorium
J. 8. Bentley
C. M. Boyd
W. J. Hiatt
Den 2
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Cubs
F. J. Stocker
Richard Poyner
Dewayne Singletary
Eighty Priests killed in Korea reported by Vatican radio
Vatican radio reported eighty Catholic priests have been killed in Korea since hostilities began about six months ago. The notice cites the casualties as part of ongoing conflicts affecting the church in the region.
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Korea
Vatican City
U.P
Vatican Radio
Rites for Mrs. G A Wulfman Set Tomorrow at 2
Memorial service for Mrs. G A Wulfman, who died yesterday in St. Anthony's Hospital, will be held at 2 PM in the Ivy Chapel of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Rev. Eugene Slater will officiate with pallbearers W M Gouldy Jake Phillipps Byron Smith R A Dosher R G Mills and H M Rapp. Burial in Liano Cemetery. Mrs. Wulfman, 76, lived in Amarillo since 1909 with her husband Jim Hundingburg, Ind. He died in 1936. Born January 3 1874 in Huntingburg. She had resided with her son B A Wulfman at 1601 Fannin in Amarillo. Survived by three daughters Mason King George Eads W B Bounds, three sisters Emma Jackson Nell Flannigan, Racine Wis, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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G. A. Wulfman
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ivy
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Eugene Slater
Polk Street
Amarillo
B. A. Wulfman
Fannin
Mason King
George Eads
Dumas
W. B. Bounds
Alice
Tex
Scouts Tree Sale Continues As Busy Holiday Season
Troop 9 of the Boy Scouts reports a strong Christmas tree sale at Twenty fourth and Park with 2300 to 2400 trees sold and 100 more received overnight. The sale runs until the day before Christmas. Kwahadi Indians Post No 9 wraps up after selling about 1500 trees at Thirty sixth and Washington. Large 15 to 20 foot trees remain available at the Scout lot for any group or person needing a giant tree.
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Boy Scouts
W. B. van Noy
van Noy
Washington
Rooney on Trial In Robbery Case
Edward L Rooney, Borger, is on trial in 47th District Court for robbery of Oil Well Service Station at 1300 North East Eighth. The alleged crime occurred the night of November 7. District Attorney Lloyd King said the case may be sent to the jury this afternoon, with a maximum penalty of life in prison if convicted.
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Edward L. Rooney
Borger
47Th District Court
Rooney
1300 North East Eighth
Dist
Lloyd King
Local boy credits HADACOL with energy revival
Delmar Callaway a thirteen year old from Church Point Louisiana claims HADACOL restored his energy and appetite after a vitamin deficiency. He says he is now a football center at Church Point High School and enjoys baseball basketball and biking. The ad promotes HADACOL bottles priced trial size 1 25 and family size 3 50 with money back guarantee and direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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Delmar B. Callaway
Church Point
Louisiana
Delmar
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Plan Party for Displaced Persons at First Presbyterian
A universal 7:30 pm Christmas gathering at the First Presbyterian Church will feature a Nativity story acted by Latin American Girl Scouts with puppets for about 50 displaced persons from various countries near Amarillo and Canyon. No speakers are planned, sponsored by the International Relations Group of the American Association of University Women.
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First Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
Canyon
International Relations Group
The
American Association of University Women
Nebraska's first oil well found near Falls City in 1939
The report notes that Nebraska's inaugural oil well was discovered in 1939 close to Falls City, marking a significant early energy milestone for the region.
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Nebraska
Falls City
Parmenters Bruised in Wreck at Eighth and Jackson
George Parmenter Sr and his 4 year old son were injured in a traffic collision at Eighth and Jackson yesterday afternoon. Parmenter sustained a knee injury while the boy had bruises to the nose and mouth. They were treated at Northwest Texas Hospital and released. The Parmenters live at 3606 Monroe. The other car was driven by James G Nesbett of Dumas.
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George Parmenter
George, Jr
Eighth
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw
Mr. Parmenter
James G. Nesbett
Dumas
Parmenter
Monroe
Cheyenne to issue dog licenses as mini fire plug tags
City officials announced 1951 dog license tags will take the shape of miniature fire plugs. A total of 2,500 tags have been ordered for Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyo. U.P
Tires Wheels Stolen From Ford Truck Near Home
Ed Hagan of 715 North Roberts reported to police this morning the theft of two automobile tires and two wheels from a 1950 Ford pickup parked near his residence.
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Ed Hagan
North Roberts
Clever Cookies Crisping Tips for Home Bakers
After baking, let cookies cool on a rack. Store them in a tightly closed container to keep them crisp and fresh.
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