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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1945
Page
7
Margaret Giger deputy county clerk has been away from the Potter County Clerk office for two days due to illness. Tony De Marco earns 2250 dollars weekly dancing in night clubs despite no prior dancing lessons.
Precinct election officers for the next two years were named by the Potter County Commissioners Court. The county clerk cautions those named to qualify during elections and notes that moves to another precinct will trigger withdrawal and substitution. The list includes presiding judges and clerks for 27 precincts with numerous named individuals.
Deeds recorded from T W Cotten to Essie Gottshall and others with prices and revisions. Transfers include Myrtle May Wood to John L. Bichsel and A C Walker to Jewel Barton. District Court notes a divorce case Elizabeth Brown versus Nathaniel Brown. Marriage licenses issued to six couples listed by names.
The club met yesterday to honor new leaders who completed training last week with pins from Mrs. Claud Wright. Leaders planned activities for Girl Scout week and scheduled box suppers for intermediate Scouts and their fathers on March 14 and 15. Amarillo troops will attend church on March 11, the eve of Scouting in America’s 33rd birthday.
J A Kirkman a corporation court judge near Amarillo says he will pay 100 dollars for information leading to the arrest of intruders who have broken into cabins at the Palisades Club located 102 miles south of Amarillo.
Miss Harriett E. Le maire, former art teacher from Taunton, works at the Boston Tuberculosis Association Sheltered Workshop, teaching carpentry to men as Boston's only woman carpenter.
Amarillo's Philharmonic Orchestra directed by Robert Louis Barron performs the third concert of the season at the USO Auditorium tonight starting at 8:30. Tickets for non-members at $1.20. student tickets 60 cents. The program features Glinka overture Russian and Ludmilla Prokofieff Classical Symphony in D Major and On the Steppes of Central Asia by Borodin with an emphasis on the 25th anniversary of Alexander II's reign.
Mrs R C Jordan in charge of music for leaders and Scouts says expansion has outgrown tambourines and pitch pipes. The group requests donations of a piano and asks that donors call 5957.
After intermission the orchestra will present Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite in its entirety including the Overture Marche Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Arabian Dance Chinese Dance and Dance of the Fairy providing a grand concluding program of expansive landscapes and mood.
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