Community Club Whirl and Twirl Night Spotlighted
The club announces entertainment by Joe Broadstreet and his band for the whirl and twirl festivities. Dancers should enter the high school building through the northwest door. Gibb Satter White Charley White Curtis Bell Eldora Phillips Don Smith and Mr Godsey are listed among callers.
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Gibb Satterwhite
Charley White
Curtis Bell
Eldora Phillips
Don Smith
Mr. Godsey
Joe Broadstreet
Pope to Hold First General Audience Since Illness
The Pope will hold his first general audience since his illness on Sunday in the Hall of Benedictions. One person is expected to attend in the Holy Year, with rims noted among those anticipated.
Trio We Three Auditioned by RCA to Dallas for MCA
Amarillo High School trio We Three Paula Smythe Mariadene Hook and Jo Ann Ivy with pianist Beverly Lemmon travel to Dallas next weekend to audition before RCA talent scout Hoe Howard as Music Corporation of America seeks new act. The group formed during a sophomores sleepover and gained fame through civic clubs and school events. They will headline next month at a Texas Association of Student Council banquet in town.
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Amarillo High School
We Three
Music Corporation of America
Paula Smythe
Mariadene Hook
Jo Ann Ivy
Beverly Lemmon
Dallas
Hoe Howard
Julia Dean Evans
AHS
Texas Association of Student Councile
Paula
J. A. Smythe
Crockett
Mariadene
Charles T. Hook
Polk
Jo Ann
Polk Ivy
Arch Terrace
Beverly
J. R. Lemmon
Bowie
Eight Amarillo Athletes Initiated into National Honor Society
Eight Amarillo High School athletes were initiated into the National Athletic Scholarship Society for above average scholarship and strong character. Initiates include Bobby Beverley, Tommy Curtis, Don Fitzgibbon, Joe Knight, Frank Peterson, Jerry Reese, E. G. Sanders, and Harold Swindell with other members listed.
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Amarillo
National Athletic Scholarship Society
Howard Lynch
Bobby Beverley
Tommy Curtis
Don Fitzgibbon
Joe Knight
Frank Peterson
Jerry Reese
E. G. Sanders
Harold Swindell
Moody Alexander
Jimmy Baker
Bill Bradford
Neal Carpenter
Ray Bingham
Galen Fowler
Bilbert Ford
Bobby Garner
Don Hill
Clyde Israel
Robert Whiddon
David Wyatt
Marvin Swink
Mother's Bedside Draws Family to Oklahoma City
Mrs. J. L. Adams of 2107 Tyler hurried to Oklahoma City after her mother Mrs. R. L. Gault suffered a broken hip in a fall yesterday.
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J. L. Adams
Tyler
Oklahoma City
R. L. Gault
One-Eyed Hunter Kills M1st Lion at Fort Victoria
A hunter with a missing eye shoots his first lion at Fort Victoria in South Africa. The event marks a notable achievement for the experienced hunter amid local wildlife reporting.
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Fort Victoria
South Africa
College Entrance Tests March 11 at Amarillo College
Students planning to take the college entrance examinations at Amarillo College must file applications in Princeton by Saturday March 4. The deadline extends from February 18 and applies to tests needed for admission to many Eastern colleges. Applications are available at Amarillo High School and the cost ranges from 8 to 12 dollars depending on tests taken, with submissions sent to Educational Testing Service Box 592 Princeton NJ.
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Amarillo College
Princeton
A. M. Meyer
Meyer
Amarillo High School
Absentee Voting Slow in City Bond Election Progress
Only 26 absentee votes were cast by noon in the $1,250,000 street improvement bond election. Absentee ballots must be cast by 5 o'clock this afternoon. The election is scheduled for Tuesday.
Italian Lover Climber Jailed After Staircase Escapade
Police found Romeo Chiavetti, 34, climbing a ladder to a third floor window at his sweetheart's home in Rome. He spent the night in jail as authorities processed the unusual trespass incident.
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Rome
Italy
Romeo Chiavetti
Funeral Held For Mrs. Mary V. Nutt in Amarillo
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary V. Nutt age 88 were held at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. Ray Tatum officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Mrs. Nutt died at her home after living with daughter Mrs. J F McKinney. Born August 23 1861 near Atlanta Georgia she lived in Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and New Mexico before settling in Portales and later El Reno. Survivors include sons Luther Portales Lee Bakersfield and W F Tucson and daughter Mrs Home Lauder back Peoria ill.
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Mary V. Nutt
Cleveland
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Ray Tatum
Glenwood Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Nutt
J. F. McKinney
Amarillo
New Mexico
Portales
McKinney
Luther
Lee
Bakersfield
Calif
W. F
Tucson
Ariz
Home Lauderback
Peoria
Ill
Square Dance Round-Up Tonight At AHS Gym
The Third Annual Square Dance Round-up opens to the public from 8:30 to midnight in the girls gymnasium sponsored by the AHS Square Dance Clubs. Admission 25 cents for students 50 cents for adults with Western attire encouraged. Co-masters are Beatrice Johnson and D. W. Godsey.
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Amarillo High School
AHS Square
Beatrice Johnson
D. W. Godsey
Wage Hike Announced for Southwestern Public Service Workers
Southwestern Public Service announces an across the board pay increase of 7 cents per hour for about 700 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers employees. Effective March 1, the boost covers power plant and line workers across the Texas Oklahoma Panhandles and Pecos Valley. The agreement follows talks at the Herring Hotel.
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Southwestern Public Service Pany
Jack Cunningham
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Southwestern System
Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles
Pecos Valley
Southwestern Public Service Company
Herring Hotel
Amarillo College Enrolls Evening Adult Classes
Dr. A. M. Meyer announces new enrollments for basic prep and accelerated high school courses at Amarillo College. Classes run five nights weekly in all elementary grades above four and in all high school grades, with registration at 7 o'clock tonight in the AC library.
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Amarillo College Library
A. M. Meyer
Health of Pope Is Improving
Pope Pius the XII shows improved health with more audiences and full recovery from influenza. His voice remains somewhat weakened, while officials deny any arterial sclerosis in his left leg as radio rumors circulate.
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Vatican City
Pius
Man sues bank over forged checks in $76 withdrawal
Henry Williams of Omaha filed suit claiming someone forged his signature on two checks, using his X mark, and withdrew $76 from his account. He asserts the checks were not signed by him and the signature was forged.
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Omaha, Neb. W
Henry Williams
Williams
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