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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1951
Page
15
Potsie Garrett cosmetologist at Kline's planned to sail to Europe Feb 23 but fell ill with flu. She canceled reservations and now dreams anew while recovering. Also notes visits and events in Amarillo including travelers, attendances, and local notices.
Miss Joyce Tindle and Glen Tindle of Stinnett visit, Mrs. Harold Shile near Amarillo recovers from a cold, Mrs. E. J. Giblin of Iraan visits, and C. J. Manser is ill at Mrs. Cain’s home. Frank Milford relocates to 212 East Eighth. Mrs. H. F. Barnhart and Carolyn Smith visit Pampa. Birthday wishes go to several locals. Lyon climbers head to Kilimanjaro in Tanganyika seeking a 19,000 foot ascent.
Atlantic City NJ Feb 19 The NEA educational policies commission released a 100 page report denying that public schools are anti religious It asserts schools are hospitable to all religious opinions and can teach moral and spiritual values without advocating any creed The commission warns omitting religion from classrooms neglects an essential civic duty and values climate
Ora Wright profiles two youths from Horace Mann and Mann Junior High. Ralph Dee Gowen, 14, lives at 1109 North Polk, ninth grade, social chair, aims to be an architect, with interests in baseball and stamp collecting. Jimmy Warren, 15, resides at 3807 North East Twenty-first, brown hair and eyes, Horace Mann Junior, student assistant and Hi Y librarian, hopes to be an airplane pilot.
Twenty of the nation's top educators serve on a commission addressing the United States moral reconstruction after the postwar letdown. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, then president of Columbia University on leave, is among the members serving as commander of Atlantic Pact forces.
Pleasant Hill Louisiana veteran Robert Pendleton aged 101, cavalryman with Gen Jobstart and one of Louisiana's last two Confederate veterans, died yesterday at his daughter's home. He survived Mansfield and other Civil War engagements, leaving 26 descendants including five grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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