Jimmie Meek Star One Gnd in Sons of the West
Jimmie Meek the tenor vocalist and bass fiddler of the Sons of the West gains daily radio exposure on Amarillo’s GNC at 2 30 PM after previously airing at 11 45 AM. The group includes Clifford Wells Leo Daniels Freddie Dean Leonard Seago and Son Lansford, all linked to Bob Wills and notable West coast and Texas acts.
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Paris
New York
Texas Guinan
GNC
Jimmie Meek
Sons of the West
Amarillo
Jimmie
Clifford Wells
Www
Leo Daniel
Light Crust Doughboys
Freddie Dean
Gus Arnheim
Coconut Grove
Leonard Seago
Bob Wills
Playboys
Tulsa
Lansford
Wills
The
Amarillo and Sam Houston directors attend National Band Clinic
Oscar Wise of Amarillo High School and Stancil Bagwell of Sam Houston Junior High left yesterday afternoon for the National Band Clinic at the University of Illinois Urbana. The annual event draws nationally known band directors and runs January 6 7 and 9.
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Oscar Wise
Amarillo High School
Stancil Bagwell
Sam Houston Junior High
University of Illinois At Urbana
Jaycee Chiefs to Meet Board of Directors at 7:30
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce board of directors to meet at 7:30 this evening. Binford Arney president announces several proposed civic projects will be considered.
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Board of Directors
Amarillo
Plan Pension Lobby Moves in Fort Worth
A Texas State Teachers Association committee will meet in Fort Worth to consider a teacher retirement plan for presentation to the legislature at its forthcoming session.
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Fort Worth
Texas State Teachers Association
Underwood Begins Term as Randall County District Attorney
Bob Underwood starts his term as Randall County district attorney with Jim Lumpkin, working with the Randall County Grand Jury under Judge E C Nelson Jr. The 47th Judicial District covers Randall Armstrong and Potter counties. Doris Jackson leads the Potter County DA office while prosecutors are away. In a separate item, Bob R Clark leaves the Potter County justice of the peace office and enters real estate with K S Loving Company.
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Bob Underwood
Randall County
E. C. Nelson, Jr
47Th District Court
Underwood
Jim Lumpkin
Randall
Armstrong
Potter Counties
Doris Jackson
Potter County
Bob R. Clark
K. 5. Loving Company
Clark
Tack Letters Continues With Personal Help Wanted Notes
A community column continues with short help wanted notices. Entries include a woman seeking ironing or child care work with references, a dependable housekeeper needed for three weeks requiring travel, and a ranch and farming worker offering general labor and butchery skills with willingness to relocate.
Seeks Housework Help for Local Employment
Job seeker requests housework work in the area offering reliable, steady assistance. References experience with cleaning, organizing, and light errands. Seeks scheduling flexibility and fair pay to fit client needs.
Widow Seeks In-Home Work To Care For Daughter
Classified notice listing multiple help requests from Amarillo area: widows and women seek in-home work including house cleaning, cooking, sewing, ironing, and child care in exchange for room, board, or wages. Contacts include Mrs Thompson 1215 Wee Thirteenth Ave, A Reader 319 North Buchanan, and others. Also lost items notices and a practical nurse job lead.
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Tack
Thompson
Wee, Thirteenth Avenue
Amarillo Cottage Camp
Cabin
North
Buchanan Street
Lost hat and dog notice from Mrs Noble Fowkes
Mrs Noble Fowkes seeks return of a lost black broadcloth hat trimmed in black pony skin last Thursday. She offers a reward. Also reports a dog escape from the garage and asks the finder to contact 2 0654.
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Amarillo
Pierce Street
Tack
Noble Fowlkes
Missing Pillow Case Appeal From Bus Depot to 103 Maryland Street
A passenger requests the return of a pillow case currently in someone's possession. The case should be brought to the bus depot or delivered to 103 Maryland Street, with the note emphasizing the urgency of recovery.
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Maryland Street
Missing Peggy the wire haired terrier sought
Grace McAfee Winsor offers a reward for the return of her black and white wire haired terrier Peggy last seen late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Call 2-2293. A middle aged woman seeks home employment with references. Dial 2-2475. Jim Jackson seeks ranch work willing to relocate, references available, 606 Monroe Street.
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Monroe Street
Peggy
Grace McAfee Winsor
Tack
Dial
Jim Jackson
Young voters split on depression views in 1937 poll
The passage notes a Roosevelt leaning among those who favor wealth dissipation and a London preference among rural conservatives. It cites survey results through January 1 1937, showing mood shifts since July 1936, with optimism higher among younger people than elders amid campaign economic rhetoric.
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Roosevelt
London
New York Journal of Commerce
Fortune
Recovery fuels optimism across regions and classes
New data show a six month rise in belief the low mood is easing, led by the Northeast with optimism up from 11.8 to 31.1 percent. Prosperous individuals report the strongest recovery while the Northwest lags, and many doubt economic opportunities for young men despite pockets of relief.
Hooty the Bird’s Bold Pullet Heist in Winter
Desperate for food a hungry bird, Hooty, steals a pullet during harsh winter weather. The tale reflects how animals endure cold, with the bird fleeing to a hidden spot to eat its prize while the author muses on nature’s resilience.
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Hooty
T. W. Burgess
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Wise
Bagwell
Jackass
Mencken
Joe Demic
Roy Tipton
Madison Street
North Pierce Street
West Eleventh Avenue
Jackson Street
North East Eighth Ave
South Loop
iIt
Fillmore Street
Charles Newsom
Sidney Hotel
North East Third Avenue
Mark Owen
J. Levy
Bert Levy
Milburn
EASUM
Felix. Mandell
Sylvester Munn
E Lee Smith
Nola Baker
Roy Vaughn
Polk ST
Globe News
Bell System Policy
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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