Amarillo to Host Marriage Forum Sponsored by Local Groups
A marriage and family life forum in Amarillo is organized by the YMCA and YWCA with support from the Woman's Foundation and Hogg Foundation. Rev Rozell, Rev Garner Odell, and Mrs Carl Miller headline talks on personality development and emotional maturity for married and single residents. Registration is 1.50 for couples and 1.00 for individuals. information available at YMCA offices.
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YMCA
Royal B. Embree, Jr
University of Texas
Embree
Woman's Foundation
Hogg Foundation
Texas
Amarillo
Amarillo Ywca
Amarillo Ministerial Alliance
Amarillo College
Ray Rozell
Garner
Odell
Carl Miller
Mary C. Adams
YWCA
A. M. Meyer
First Presbyterian Church
E L. Hunter
Horace Mann
E. Clifton Ammerman
First Christian Church
Frank Percy
Polk Street Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
George Hammock
Ywca Board
Faye S. Gordon
L. S. Cotter
D. S. Watkins
Ymca Representaives
R. Paul Fowler
Fowler
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Lawrence W. Zimmer of NYU employment service says the job boom is over. He notes new graduates will have a fair chance if they have concrete qualifications, with public and private accounting offering the best prospects while engineering shows spotty demand and merchandising lags.
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New York
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Lawrence W. Zimmer
New York University Employment Service
Zimmer
Dead ninth planet theory sparks asteroid belt idea
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University of Michigan Observatory
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American Astronomical Society
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Mars
Jupiter
Earth
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