Honor Roll Honors At Central Junior High Amarillo
The Central Junior High School in Amarillo lists semester honor roll recipients with straight As Carlie Barnes Neville Bremer Rosalie Cousins Lona Mae Donavan Allen Early Lingo Planter. A and B students include a wide slate such as Frances Asbury Marjorie Baker Leroy Byrd Inga Borgstrom Janet Brown and many others.
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Central Junior High School
Carlie Barnes
Neville Bremer
Rosalie Cousins
Lona Mae Donavan
Allen Early
Lingo Planter
Frances Asbury
Marjorie Baker
Leroy Byrd
Inga Borgstrom
Janet Brown
Maxy Alice Burnett
Ruth Capps
Dick Carpenter
Maxine Cartwright
Frances Cheshir
Jim Bob Childers
Ernest Clendenen
Madge Cohen
Marvin Collie
Billy Cornelius
Margaret Chawford
Amber Darnell
Bobby Donnell
Lois Jeanne Ferguson
W. A. Rhodes
Mary Elizabeth Royalty
Frances Robinson
Jim Rogers
Jim Sanders
Clyde Scott
Henri Scott
Sam Slaughter
Vivian Stevens
Evelyn Storm
Frank Storm
Walter Thompson
Lois Thompson
Dorothy Thomson
Jim Tolleson
Iris Westbay
Joe White
Lucille Wilson
Florine Wilson
Roberne Wilson
Louise Williams
Winona Wise
Ophelia Wray
Jess Latham
Velma Adams
Melba Barnes
Elizabeth Burch
Mary Alice Burnett
Frances Chesshir
Dorothy Helen Cook
Harriet Crawford
Mary Ellen Davis
Lona Mae Donovan
Verbie Duebbert
Leola Dell Floyd
Dorothy Gardner
Frances Jane Giles
Alice Hertner
Austa Hinds
Virginia Hinerman
Helen Hutcheon
Helen Ivins
Isla Layton
Clara Beth Lee
Ann Nell McDaniel
Jean McDavid
Anita McDonald
Ruby Jean McLaughlin
Ellien McMurtry
Jane Moyning
Juavada Morrison
la- Venne Nunly
Edna Parker
Martina Rochelle
Rhea Russell
Lillian Skoog
Myra Ruth Stith
Florine Storey
Dorothy Thomason
Effie Margaret Vaughn
Virginia Wade
Evelyn Wallace
Nell Mae Williamson
Joseph Ammons
Jack Anderson
Thomas Armstrong
Bob Garner
Nelson Gillette
Speros Gioldosis
Joe Tom Glover
Gordon Greene
Rexall Event Opens Bargain Sale Across Amarillo Stores
The Rexall thirtieth birthday sale is announced by Earl Barnt, manager of four City Drug Stores in Amarillo. The event runs from Friday morning at stores on Polk, West Sixteenth, North Fillmore, and Sixth and Carolina San Jacinto, with profits cut on over 200 toilet and drug items. A Cabot Companies safety banquet will honor the year's best safety records at the Herring Hotel with guests from Boston and West Virginia.
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Amarillo
Rexall
Earl Barnt
Polk
West Sixteenth
North Fillmore
Sixth
Carolina
San Jacinto
CABOT
Cabot Companies
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
R. G. Allen
Pampa
Boston
West Virginia
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Dallas
Mike Wink Elected President of Panhandle Poultry Association
Amarillo poultryman Mike Wink was elected president of the Panhandle Poultry Association at the Wednesday meeting. He succeeds Raymond Adkisson of Amarillo. Other officers include Dr E F Lanham as vice president Joe Morris as secretary treasurer and Earl Curry as show superintendent. Regional directors will be named soon by Morris. Details on expanding the annual poultry show tied to the Amarillo Tri State Fair were discussed. The mistletoe parasite infests several tree species including apple thorn maple pecan locust and linden and is occasionally found on oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wink
Amarillo
Panhandle Poultry Association
Raymond Adkisson
E. F. Lanham
Joe Morris
Earl Curry
Morris
Amarillo Tri- State Fair
Amarillo Fat Stock Show to Host New Exhibits and Events
March 6 opening promises a large Panhandle carnival with dozens of new automobile models in the Build and an extensive livestock display featuring Hereford cattle, pigs from 4-H, sheep and cured meats. A Rainbow Pageant of Progress at Municipal Auditorium and nightly dances will attract many. major sponsors include Cullum, Badger and Herring, Frost, Walter Irvin, Plains Chevrolet, Amarillo Oldsmobile, and others with trucks from International Harvester and exhibits from Magnolia Petroleum and Phillips/Texas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandie
Municipal Auditorium
Panhardle Plains
Cullum Motor Company
Badger and Herring Motor Company
Frost Motor Company
Walter Irvin, Inc
Plains Chevrolet Company
Amarillo Oldsmobile Company, Inc
Toney Chisum
Cal Parley
Adkisson and Gunn Tire Company
International Harvester Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Phillips Company
The
Texas Company
Bayer Aspirin Tablets Quick Dissolve for Fast Pain Relief
This paragraph promotes genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets claiming fast pain relief within minutes for headaches and common pains. It highlights quick dissolving property and offers economy bottles of 24 or 100 tablets for safe use.
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BAYER
Frogs Outjump Fleas After Government Study
Three government departments yielded the answer to a Oklahoma inquiry. The frog can jump five to six feet, while an ordinary flea clears about 13 inches horizontally and 7½ inches vertically. C B Stanton of Sand Springs asked for data on jumping distances.
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Washington
C. B. Stanton
Sand Springs
Wilbur
Department
Bureau of Fisheries
Commerce Department
Bureau
Stanton
Guiding Your Child to Independence at Home
The text describes altering a home environment to foster self help in children. It suggests lowering door knobs and adding child accessible hooks stools and boxes to reach faucets and furniture. The aim is to reduce adult dependence and encourage autonomous tasks through simple practical adjustments.
Truck Case Argued In Appeals Court
The Seventh Court of Civil Appeals heard a Texas transportation dispute Wednesday seeking an injunction against state and highway officers. Anderson, Clayton & Company contends trucks hauling cotton and by products to the Gulf Coast operate under lease, not needing state permits, while the lower court ruled for the state, alleging unpermitted motor carrier activity. Neal Powers and E K Crenshaw Jr appeared for the state. Leon Jaworski represented the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Transportation Units
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Nueces
Anderson, Clayton & Company
Gulf Coast
Railroad Commission
Neal Powers
Austin
E. K. Crenshaw, Jr
Kingsville
Leon Jaworski
Texas House okays bill to cut telephone rates for cities
Rep. P. L. Anderson of San Antonio says the measure would create an instrumentality allowing cities to negotiate with telephone companies for reduced rates. If enacted, cities could secure rate cuts via this mechanism without costly court actions.
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Texas House of Representatives
Rep
P. L. Anderson
San Antonio
Man in New Mexico Denies Texas Murder Charge Link
In Roswell New Mexico a man listed as Bob Lamar age 32 denied he is Robert Ranger Savage wanted in Gainesville Texas for assault with intent to kill. He claims Lamar is his true name and Marlow Oklahoma his home. Sheriff John C. Peck says he will hold Lamar as a federal witness in a liquor raid case pending Texas police review.
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Roswell
N. M
Bob Lamar
Robert Ranger Savage
Gainesville
Tex
John C. Peck
Peck
Lamar
Marlow
Okla
Texas
More Good Than Bad In Germs And Bacteria
Scientists note that about 2000 known germs and bacteria exist, with roughly 100 believed harmful. The remaining 1900 varieties play essential roles in life processes.
West Texans Band to Perform in Municipal Auditorium
A public concert by the West Texans, Amarillo’s new musical group led by Paul Leeds of Wichita Falls, will take place Sunday afternoon in the Municipal Auditorium. A business meeting follows to select a permanent home city as bids from Amarillo Wichita Falls and Fort Worth are expected. Nine Amarillo musicians are listed in the ensemble.
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Municipal Auditorium
Paul Leeds
Wichita Falls
Washington
Amarillo Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Neil 8
Carlock
Jacob Rockwell
Gordon Oi
R. B. Parkinson
Othello Henville
Elton Gordon
Oliver Leveritt
Lowell Riggs
Hoyle Griffin
Mrs Huddleston Funeral Held At Home
Last rites for Edna M Huddleston who died Monday at 1306 Fast Sixth Avenue were held at 2 o'clock Thursday at the family residence.
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Edna M. Huddleston
Fast Sixth Avenue
Houston Hearing Focuses on Tracking Interests
The hearing centers on tracking interests in Houston regarding regulatory or development matters. Officials, stakeholders, and observers discuss policies, potential impacts, and next steps as part of the session.
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Houston
Would Give Cities Phone Line Power
A bill proposed in Austin on February 8 would grant cities full authority to regulate construction and maintenance of magnetic telephone and telegraph lines, with the measure currently favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ben-Gay claims real relief from pains and chest colds
An advertisement touts Baume Bengué igropennee Ben-Gay for neuralgia sciatica neuritis rheumatic pain and chest colds. It warns against imitation products and urges asking a druggist for Ben-Gay to ensure effective relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baume Bengué
Ben-Gay
Funeral Service at Griggs Chapel for Mrs Huddleston
A funeral conducted by Rev. George H. Bryant at Griggs Chapel honored Mrs. Huddleston who is survived by her husband M. I. Huddleston and a brother and sister. Burial followed in Lisno Cemetery. Roman senators were appointed for life unless expelled for dishonorable cause.
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Griggs Chapel
George H. Bryant
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Lisno Cemetery
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David Hamerick
Edwin Hamilton
D. J. Hargrave
Edwin Harmon
Rollie Harmon
Woodrow Henderson
Emil Hertner
Carl Hill
FE. C. Jackson
Melvin Jackson
Horace Kendrick
Wm. C. Kenyon
Neal Mayer
W. E. Metcalf
Roland Miller
Leon Moon
Donald Moon
Ney Morgan
Gene Nisbett
Thomas Pangle
James Parks
Jack Perryman
Phil Phillips
George Poling
Lee Ravey
W. A. Rhoades
Poultrymen’s Head
Panhandle Plains
America
Geneten
Bivins School Parent-Teacher Association
Thrift Room
Bivins P. T. A
E. B. Meyer
Inez Steele Carrell
Mattoon
Ill
Carrell
Charleston
Nona Carrell
R. G. Fletcher
Agnes Lyne
West Texans
Mrs. Huddleston
Kotex
Hinkle
Enders
Eveready
Magnesia
Lord Baltimore
Vicks VapoRub
City Druc
Uhe Revell Sterse
W. 16Th
N. Fillmore
6Th and
Pebeco
Tum
PRICE
Hugh Whitcomb Jeweler
Sears
Century of Progress
Gordons
Polk St
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