Amarillo Real Estate Board Plans Installation Dinner
The Amarillo Real Estate Board meets at 7 tonight in the Amarillo Hotel for installation of officers Gordon Creamer president J L Walcher vice president and W A Askew secretary treasurer Creamer succeeds R S White Askew re elected Directors for the coming year are R S White Erwin Slay Charles Wolflin and J Hal Brown Mrs S R Cone will supervise the installation banquet program
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Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo Hotel
Gordon Creamer
J. L. Walcher
W. A. Askew
Creamer
R. S. White
Askew
Erwin Slay
Charles Wolflin
J. Hal Brown
S. R. Cone
Stewart is Guest of A and M Club in Amarillo Dinner
Jimmy Stewart was guest of the Amarillo A&M Club at a dinner meeting last night. Dallas, executive secretary of the Southwest Conference, attended, and Howard Lynch, coach of the Sandie football team, also appeared. Lynch previewed moving pictures of the December 25 Waco Amarillo football game.
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Jimmy Stewart
Dallas
Amarillo A&m
Howard Lynch
Sandie
Lynch
Gass Re-elected Chairman of Deaf Smith County Committee
N. E. Gass was re-elected chairman of the Deaf Smith County Agriculture Conservation Committee, continuing leadership for the group.
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N. E. Gass
Deaf
Smith County
Expert To Tell Of Duck Factory Round-up in Panhandle
Ducks Unlimited executive director Arthur M. Bartley will speak at a Monday Ducks Unlimited Round-up at the VFW Hall Amarillo. He will discuss migratory waterfowl conservation and the Texas Lakes Project, a licensed duck factory funded by Texas sportsmen. A $2,000 check from Dave Britain Sr funds the Texas Panhandle Duck Factory kickoff.
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International Organization
Panhandle
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Eighth
Arthur M. Bartley
More Game Birds In America Foundation
Bartley
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Texas Sportsmen
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen’s Club
Dave Britain
Texas Lakes Project
Vfwall
VFW Hall
Amarillo Hardware and Sporting Goods
Globe News
Howard Dodgen
The
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Roy Webb
Pampa
Texas Wildlife Federation
Conrad Fath
Austin
School Officials Attend Mid-Winter Administrators Conference
Chas. M. Rogers superintendent of public schools and R. B. Norman Amarillo High School principal traveled to Austin for the annual mid winter school administrators conference. The meeting runs Friday to Saturday with Rogers serving on two state committees and participating in a Texas Council on Teacher Education discussion. Norman will open Friday with an address on Education for Life Adjustment as a national Life Adjustment committee member and state program participant.
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R. B. Norman
Amarillo
Austin
Rogers
Texas Council On Teacher Education
Norman
National Committee On
Sheriff Gaither Delays Changing Office Sign
New Sheriff Paul Gaither, sworn in last Saturday, has not yet changed the office door sign reading W. M. Adams. Investigations occupy him as he adjusts to duties, leaving the old name in place four days into his term.
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Paul Gaither
W. M. Adams
Kales To Meet With Pastors In Amarillo Alliance Luncheon
The Amarillo Ministerial Alliance announced Dr. Harry Kales of the National Teaching Mission will meet alliance members at a February 14 luncheon at the Blackstone Hotel. The group also organized its year committees with leaders named for program finance evangelism public relations religious education and youth work. Reverend Rozell spoke on ministering a religious education program as Rev Percival stood in for an ill president.
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Amarillo
Harry Kales
National
Blackstone Hotel
Polk Street Methodist Church
Frances W. Pritchard
Earl W. Hatchett
A. D. Foreman, Jr
T. Edgar Neal
E. R. Foster
Neal D. Cannon
R. C. Snodgrass
Leon M. Hill
H. B. Coggin
David F. Schorlemer
Garner S. Odell
Morris Lively
Paul Fuller
Ray Rozell
Clifton Ammerman
Roy C. Percival
Roy C. Snodgrass
E. Lee Stanford
Arthur Bluhm
George H. Quarterman
Rozell
First Baptist Church
Roy G. Percival
Galen H. Onstad
J. F. Hamm
Amarillo Orchestra Delivers Student Program at Nixson
The Amarillo High School Orchestra performed for eighth graders at Elizabeth Nixson Junior High. Student conductor Bobby Hendrix led a trombone solo while Miss Betty Basom played violin with Miss Marjorie Daughetee at the piano. Selections included Anchors Aweigh Emperor Waltz Rosamunde Overture and Sin Copated Clock. Louise Dicken directed the orchestra.
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Amarillo High School
Elizabeth Nixson
Bobby Hendrix
Betty Basom
Marjorie Daughetee
Louise Dicken
Union Men Named Poll Tax Deputies
Four Amarillo labor union members have been appointed as deputy poll tax directors to collect poll taxes. George Enoch of the Central Labor Union, Paul Thomas secretary of Building Trades Council, and Maxie Montgomery representing non-operating railway brotherhoods serve as contact points at listed offices and yards for eligible union members and their families.
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Amarillo Labor Union
George Enoch
Central Labor Union
West Seventh
Paul Thomas
Building Trades Council
Wow Hall
Maxie Montgomery
Santa Fe
Tomato shed destroyed by blaze in Pharr
Firefighters from McAllen Pharr San Juan and Edinburg battled 75 foot flames that consumed the Valley Fruit Company tomato shed here late yesterday. The blaze caused an estimated 150000 in damage and damaged ten box cars filled with boxes.
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Pharr
Valley Fruit Company
McAllen
San Juan
Edinburg
Joliet Club Banquet Tonight Led by Miss Joyce Wilson
Joliet Club holds a 6 30 pm banquet at the YWCA for members followed by an informal round-table on activities for the next three months. Miss Joyce Wilson, club president, oversees banquet plans. Fred Makeig, Dumas mayor, serves as president of the new Dumas Rotary Club.
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Joliet Club
YWCA
Joyce Wilson
Fred Makeig
Dumas
Dumas Rotary Club
Southeast Amarillo Club Meeting Promotes Youth Building Refurbish
Members of the Southeast Amarillo Club will meet at 8 tonight in the Sanborn School Youth Building to discuss refurbishing the Youth Building, a converted Army barracks. A bingo party planned for next week aims to raise funds for the project, with ongoing interior painting by the group. Secretary-treasurer Mrs. E B Hicks urged community attendance.
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Amarillo
Sanborn School
Roberts
E. B. Hicks
Plan Advanced Class In Square Dancing
The first YMCA square dance class of the year begins at 7 30 tonight in Episcopal Hall 815 Fillmore. YMCA secretary-manager Paul Fowler says the four week series focuses on advance square-dance students with Noble Fowles as instructor. Registration is 6 dollars per couple.
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YMCA
Episcopal Hall
Fillmore
Paul Fowler
Lights Go Out During Raleigh Church Service
At Raleigh Christian Church a speaker asked how one would feel if the lights went out and moments later the church dimmed as the lights flickered before a new fuse restored power.
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Raleigh, Tenn. UR
Raleigh Christian Church
New Auto Prices Rise Across Brands for 1949 Models
Amarillo motorists face higher prices as Studebaker announces increases of 25 to 60 dollars on passenger cars and trucks. New 1949 passenger cars arrive later this month, trucks take effect immediately, with manufacturing costs cited as a factor. Chevrolets Pontiacs Chrysler brands are also slated for higher prices later this season.
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Amarillo
Studebaker Corp
Studebaker
Automotive News
Chrysler
Dodge
Plymouth
DeSoto
Car Stolen Legally in Plymouth Incident
Leonard reported his car missing from a street parking spot in Plymouth Indiana. Police confessed they towed the car believing it stolen and the vehicle was returned after Leonard paid a $2 tow charge.
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Plymouth
Ind. U.P
Leonard
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