Amarito Pat Stock Show Expands Rabbit Show Facilities
The Texas Panhandle Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association approved plans to expand the rabbit show facility at the Amarito Pat Stock Show. The event, first on the Pat Stock Show calendar, will host about 450 rabbits at Tri-State Fairgrounds in the automobile building. Superintendent Sam Daniels and assistant C G Barrett will lead, with Mrs. Joe McGuire serving as secretary and Charles Odell as association president.
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Bians
Texas Panhandle Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association
Joe McGuire
North Hays
Potter County
Ceart House
Tri- State Pair Grounds
Texas Panhandle Association
Sam Daniels
Taylor
C. G. "Barrett
Amarillo
McGuire
Charles Odell
Amarillo music program features soloists and ensembles
Panists and two small ensembles are highlighted in several programs. Jack Morrison is the selected bari tone soloist for Old Man River, Ann Hulett sings Swing Low, Sue Johnson performs Winter Wonderland, with Eddie Hill as accompanist and Lynn Whitten assisting. The 50 voice group includes religious and secular numbers, and other acts include Evans harmonizers and The Three Honeys and a Bee. A beer license application for the Hi Hat is withdrawn after county officials protest new outlets. Snakes have no sweat glands.
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Jack Morrison
AHS
A. C. Morrison
Prospect
Old Man River
Ann Hulett
Amarillo High School
Bob Hulett
West Tenth
Sue Johnson
C. L. Johnson
Arch Terrace
A Cappellians
Eddie Hill
Lester L. Hill
Spur
Texas
Lynn Whitten
L. L. Whitten
Kentucky
Bill Adams
B.C. Gray
Sell
Fort Worth
E. O. Northcutt
Helen
Helen Marshall
Floy Webb
de Lois Utterback
Carlos Jones
Dick Brooks
Bob Dudley
Plan Games Night For Young Men At YMCA
Plan Games Night For Young Men will be held at 7 tonight at the Amarillo YMCA. Paul Fowler secretary manager said informal games of billiards ping pong and group participation will feature the meeting.
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YMCA
Paul Fowler
Amarillo
Powler
AHS Singers Tour Program Prepared by Mrs Evans
Mrs Julia Dean Evans led a 50 voice AHS Singers choir preparing two full programs for a state tour. One program is religious while the other features old favorites. Four soloists and two accompanying musicians are listed among the performers.
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Julia Dean Evans
Veloz and Yolanda Concert Tickets Advertised
Tickets for the Veloz and Yolanda concert by the international danse troupe are listed for sale at Panhandle Concert Bureau. The show is slated for February 3 at Municipal Audio. prices shown include 3 and 4 dollar ranges with tax.
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Veloz
Yolanda
Tamour
Panhandle
You East
Municipal Audio
Bungling hijacker foiled at Pueblo Courts service station
Police searched for an unsuccessful hijacker after a staged attack at Pueblo Courts 3101 North East First. Owner J. O. Downs of Pantex and attendant Ernest D. Goodnight fought the intruder and drove him off when his gun was knocked from his hand.
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Pueblo Courts
North East Fighth
J. Downs
Pantex
Courts
Ernest. D. Goodnight
Rogers Speaks to Amarillo Club on Federal Aid to Schools
Chas M. Rogers Amarillo Schools superintendent spoke to the Amarillo College Future Teachers of America chapter on federal aid to education. He supported the bill as funding per capita but warned it would bring federal control of schools.
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Rogers
Chas. M. Rogers
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Future Teachers of America
Conress
Southwest Art Show Tonight At Municipal Auditorium
Thomas J. Lewis, Texas native and Taos painter, presents 37 oil scenes of the Southland mountains deserts and New Mexico. The exhibit, under the Contemporary Arts Group Amarillo Branch AAUW, opens at 7 30 p m with works including a popular duotone piece identified as 48.
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Bert *Hillips
Lewis
Taos
Mrs. Ollie May Gay Dies in Amarillo Home
Mrs. Ollie May Gay 32 or 52 years old died about 10:36 this morning in the family home at 716 East Fifth. A longtime Amarillo resident since 1929, she belonged to the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Surviving: husband James E. Gay. three sons Edward J. and Luther W. of Amarillo and William L. of Dimmitt. two daughters Velma Shelton and Lawanda Gay of Amarillo. two sisters Mrs. Dave Parsley of Combs Arkansas and Mrs. Hollis Gossett of Clayton New Mexico. three brothers William Keller of Durham Arkansas, Lee Keller of Vancouver Washington, and Arthur Keiler of Amarillo. Funeral arrangements are pending with N. B. Griggs.
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Uille May Gay
East Fifth
Happy Man Fined On Pistol Charges
James M. Jonson, 29, of near Happy, pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol and was fined $250. He was arrested yesterday afternoon after a man fired a shot at the Texas Hotel at 204 East Fourth, with a 25 caliber automatic pistol.
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James m. Jonson
Near Happy
Johnson
Polles |Rt
Texas
East Fourth
Amarillo to Compete in Area 5 Chess Tournament
Amarillo players enter Area 5 United States Chess Federation event spanning Arkansas Colorado Kansas Louisiana Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma Texas. The tournament runs February 21 to 28 with the Wee Brook Hotel as headquarters. Only residents of the area may compete and entry fees apply.
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Amarillo
United States Chess Federation
Ngs
Posure
Abit
Piscenten
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahon
Exas
Bae Bhopfot
Weebrook
Soha
Hudsons to Attend Wichita Falls Rabbit Show
Mr and Mrs Mart Hudson of 720 North Hays plan to attend the annual rabbit and cavy breeders show in Wichita Falls from February 13 to 18. Mr Hudson is a veteran official of the Texas Panhandle Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association.
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Evans
Floy Wel Brooks
Bob Goodson
Jay Carver
Josie, Catterton
Guy Dell Ekelund
Bobby Dudley
Eunice Geneva Smith
Angelus Hotel
Nick Alley
First National Bank
Hale Center
Teac
Globe-News
AHS Singers
Ardross
Simaller
Polk
Veloz and
Jim Boles
Lubbock
Kgnc. 4
Boles
KGNC
Kim Marty
Kim Harty
Southwest
Ollie May Gay
Happy Man
Regent's
Ogime Sue
Cary
Western Stove Co., Inc
Santa Fe
Dallas
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