Jaycee bi regional winter meeting opens in Amarillo
Jaycees from Panhandle and South Plains arrive for a two region winter gathering at the Herring Hotel. Over 200 delegates expected with registration Friday 1 to 6 pm and sessions including clinics on the Universal Understanding program and Hoover Commission. State officials attend, Amarillo hosts, with a banquet, wake up breakfast and business session planned.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Crystal Ballroom
Woodburn
E. M. Kirkpatrick
Baytown
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kirkpatrick
Perryton
Borger
Shamrock
Hereford
Dalhart
Pampa
Amarillo
Tulsa
Muleshoe
Floydada
Taheka
Lubbock
Brownfield
Abernathy
Ground breaks for First Church of God in Amarillo
Ground breaking for the first unit of the First Church of God at North Twelfth and Buchanan will be held at 5 p m Rev Robert E Bowden of Sweetwater on the state evangelism board will participate Rev J R Hale leads the local church The 30 by 60 foot tile and stucco building sits on a double lot with space planned for future expansion and a parsonage Services are currently held in the district courtroom on the courthouse fourth floor.
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First Church of God
North Twelfth
Buchanan
Robert E. Bowden
Sweetwater
State Board of Evangelism
Amarillo
J. R. Hale
Bowden
W. R. Harper
District Court
Injured Man’s Condition “Fine” After Collision
C. F. Thorne aged 29 of 4001 Jackson was reported in “fine” condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after a motorcycle auto collision at the North East Fourteenth and Fillmore intersection. He suffered lacerations to the hands while rider E. P. Stewart of 512 Monroe escaped with minor injuries. Driver James Albert Criswell, 61, of Tyrone Oklahoma, was uninjured. Both injured men were transported by Boxwell Brothers ambulance.
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C. F. Thorne
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Thorne
North East Fourteenth
Fillmore
E. P. Stewart
Monroe
Stewart
James Albert Criswell
Tyrone
Okla
Hosiital
Boxwell Brothers
Ski Tournament At La Madera In New Mexico Forest
A ski tournament is set for La Madera ski run in Cibola National Forest, 29 miles northeast of Albuquerque. Snow depth averages 18 inches with a firm crust and 15 inches of loose snow atop. Surface is wet and roads are excellent.
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la Madera
Cibola National Forest
Albuquerque
Agua Piedra
Carson National Forest
Tres Ritos
Santa Fe Basin
Santa Fe National Forest
Santa Fe
New Moon Operetta Opens At Amarillo High Week
Amarillo High School presents New Moon a Sigmund Romberg operetta with about 300 students in three night runs at the AHS auditorium starting Monday Tickets are 1.20 for adults and 60 cents for students first come first served seating early arrivals favored The show features double cast main roles an all star final night judged by out of town judges with songs including Stouthearted Men Wanting You and Lover Come Back to Me Advance tickets are sold by Miss Adelle Shows with at door sales each night.
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Amarillo High School
AHS
Adelle
Sigmund Romberg
New Orleans
Popularity Ball Tomorrow Night at Amarillo HS
Amarillo High School hosts its annual Popularity Ball from 8 30 to 11 45 pm in the girls gym. Runoff results from this morning name class favorites for 1950. the 11 pm presentation will reveal winners. Bill Brady will emcee. admission 75 cents per couple, a dollar for stags.
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Amarillo High School
Bill Brady
Sandstorm
Sue Collins
Beverly Gillespie
Prudence Brown
Pat Davis
Harold Swindell
Doc Williams
Sara Kelly
Mary Lou Ivy
Tommy Donnell
Stanley Bulle
AHS
Carol Robberson
Amarillo Building Permits Near Half Million February Total
February building permits in Amarillo reached 798,984 this morning, lifting year to date to 157,571. Last month’s total was 1,358,587. City engineer’s office issued permits for residences and alterations including W. D. Clawson, 4207 Travis, five room frame 7,000. Royce McCluskey, 3906-10 East Sixteenth, two four room frames 4,000 each. S. C. Johnson, Jr., 3904 Syracuse and 3908 East Sixteenth, two four room frames 4,000 each. R. L. Underwood, 4100 East Eleventh, four room frame 5,000. Kendall Kerr, 205 Tennessee, four room frame 4,000. R. L. Reeves, 1213 Florida, five room brick veneer residence 9,000. Palo Duro Drive-In Theater, 2400 Canyon Road, alterations to screen tower 4,750.
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Amarillo
W. D. Clawson
Travis
Royce McCluskey
East Sixteenth
S. C. Johnson, Jr
Syracuse
R. L. Underwood
East Eleventh
Kendall Kerr
Tennessee
R. L. Reeves
Florida
Palo Duro
Canyon Road
Goyne Now Patient At St. Anthony's
An. F. C. Goyne of 1107 Rosemont recuperates at St. Anthony's Hospital after injuries from a Sunday Albuquerque traffic accident. He was flown yesterday from Presbyterian Hospital to St. Anthony's where attendants report his condition as good. Vegetable ivory nuts domnuts export rise for Sudan.
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F. C. Goyne
Rosemont
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Albuquerque
Presbyterian Hospital
St. Anthony’s
Sudan
Divorce Declared Luxury by Bucks County Judge
Doylestown Bucks County pa judge Hiram H Keller ruled that equity cases will take priority on the crowded court calendar with divorces deemed a luxury. The decision shifts scheduling in the county courts as equity matters gain precedence over divorce cases.
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Doylestown
Oil Fire Destroys Warehouse as 50,000 Gallons Lost
The owner said the oil and grease would continue to burn. He estimated 50,000 to 60,000 gallons of motor lubricant oil were lost. The frame and metal warehouse of the firm burned to the ground.
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Hawaii
Fred Anthurium
Gunn Bros
Seger
Mee
DBC
G.I
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Airline Oil and Grease Co
L. L. Anthony
Eire
Dublin
Cma
Dave Bailey
AAA Body Shop
Bowie
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Polk
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