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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1948

Page

21

Amarillo College announces 33 students on honor roll

Dr. A. M. Meyer reports thirty three Amarillo College students named on the honor roll for the upper six percent. Seventeen are freshmen and sixteen are sophomores. Eligibility requires 15 academic hours and at least a B plus average.

Amarillo College A. M. Meyer Barbara B. Brooks Mary Ann Smith Joan Darnell William Semmes Read Gordon Scott Alfred R. Haight Darliene A. Keeney Edmund Notestine Mildred Swann Loyd Patrick Babb Betty Bitting Harold M. Burnett Louise Hume Glenn R. Williams Ruth Starker William Monroe Gee Patricia Austin Merita Brummett Patricia Donovan Don M. Exline Louie Hudson Mary Lou Page Douglas Wilson Ride James G. Skelton Sadie Amerson Harry Doughty William LeRoy Field Loyd L. Jobe Doris Matney Frances Rae Martin Margaret Aa Amy Pitt Anita van

Amarillo High Sends Team to Waco Speech Meet

Amarillo High School representatives depart for the Baylor University Waco meet hosted with Waco High School. About 200 students engage in debate extempore speaking and declamation while AHS debaters Bob Smith Jim Tidwell Suzella Bursey and Betty Coffee face teams from area schools on the labor arbitration topic.

Amarillo High School Waco Baylor University Waco High School AHS Bob Smith Jim Tidwell Suzella Bursey Betty Coffee Sara Wescoat Jack Gusler Jessie Mercer

McDavid Sunday School Chili Supper Set for Feb 26

The McDavid Sunday School Class and Men's Center at Polk Street Methodist Church will hold its annual chili supper Thursday night February 26. Walter Irwin president called it a high-toned affair with wrapping paper table cloths chili in paper ice cream containers onions pickles and coffee. The event is strictly stag. Openings in Cavalry The First Cavalry Division in Tokyo will accept recruits and former members according to Capt. Eugene Safford Amarillo Army recruiting officer.

McDavid Polk Street Methodist Church Walter Irwin First Cavalry Division Tokyo Eugene Safford Amarillo

Panhandle Kennel Club to Hold Dog Show May 16

The Panhandle Kennel Club of Texas sets a May 16 AKC sanctioned dog show with all breeds eligible. Dogs must be registered or pending registration with the AKC. Final venue to be announced. entry information available by calling Mrs Morrison at 2-7915.

New York Westminster Panhandle

Locust Tree Topples, Hilarity Ends with Sheriff Hurt

In Hollister California jail yard a big locust tree fell during bets by workers, toppled toward the courthouse, and struck Sheriff Arthur Fruits. Witnesses say inmates and foresters had begun cutting the tree when bets formed on which building would be hit. The sheriff suffered injuries as the tree crashed into him.

Rap Hollister Cal Jailbird Sheriff Arthur

Representative to Attend Meeting for American General Life

Bob Parr, representative for American General Life Insurance Co., will leave next week to attend a meeting. He will travel to Australia for the event.

Bob Parr The American General Life Insurance Co

Address for Income Tax Return Notice

IT is in trouble due to many workers not having correct addresses on employer wage deduction certificates. Amarillo Internal Revenue office manager L. P. Herndon warns that if workers have moved, the address on the certificate must be updated to avoid delaying refunds.

L. P. Herndon Amarillo Internal Revenue Office Mr. Herndon

Dope Smuggling Attempt Hidden in Bread Loaf

A man claiming Nuevo Laredo, Mexico residence was held after heroin valued at $100,000 was found concealed in a loaf of bread in San Antonio. Police traced the suspect from Laredo to San Antonio in a daylong effort ending in arrest. In a separate note, an Olympia man was charged with hit and run after running over a stray dog and posting $50 bail.

San Antonio U.P Nuevo Laredo Mexico Laredo Olympia, Wash Olympia

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