Amarillo teachers elect new chapter president
Mrs. Thomas Haynie was elected president of the Amarillo Potter County chapter of the Texas State Teachers Association. Officers named include E. R. Carver, A. B. Evans, Mrs. Ray Allman, H. Gordon, J. W. Bragg, and Mrs. Jerlina Southerland, to assume next year. A talk by Sam B. Culpepper outlined proposed changes in teacher certification, inclunding a repeal of the current law and a four-certificate system with provisional, standard, specialist, and professional certificates.
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Thomas Haynie
Amarillo-Potter County
Texas State Teachers Associaon
E. R. Carver
A. 8. Evans
Ray Allman
H. Gordon
J. W. Bragg
Jerlina Southerland
Amarillo High School
Sam B. Culpepper
TSTA
Austin
North Randall Civic Club to Meet for March of Dimes Plans
The North Randall County Civic Club meets tonight at 8 in the Alice Landergin School annex 3209 Taylor for regular monthly business. Final plans for card games to benefit the 1951 March of Dimes will be set with proceeds raised at member homes. Special entertainment will be provided by Boy Scout Troop 79.
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North Randall County
Amarillo Courthouse Deeds and Domestic Relations Notes
Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring numerous lots in Amarillo estates including East Amarillo Wolflin Highland and Belmont Park blocks among others. Domestic relations entries note several divorces including Kincheloe Howell Bird Staley Higdon Huddleston and others.
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J. H. Smith
L. F. Coffey
East Amarillo
William Freeman
Oliver H. Lloyd
Highland
Assembly of God Church
Kiwanis Club of
North Amarillo
Tarter
Jonn
Nickles
Joe Frank
Country Club Terrace
Robert Hortenstine
Brnce Smythe
Wolflince
Roy Lee Sanders
Jd. L. Nunn
First Baptist Church of
Sweden's State Railways plans 10 percent freight rate hike
Sweden's State Railways announces a 10 per cent increase in freight charges to cover ongoing losses. The move targets freight customers and aims to improve the railway's financial position amid persisting deficits.
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Sweden
Rites Held for G L Strange 66 Retired Farmer
Funeral services were held at 1 30 P M in the Central Church of Christ for George Leaverett Strange who died yesterday in St Anthony's Hospital after a brief illness He had lived in Amarillo three years after moving from Swisher County He is survived by his wife a son James A Strange of Amarillo a daughter Mrs A P Williams of Van Horn a sister Mrs H B Pyeatt of Tulia and two grandchildren Judy and Jennifer Strange of Amarillo
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George Leaverett Strange
Central Church of Christ
Hoyt H. Houchen
Tulsa
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Mr. Strange
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Amarillo
Swisher County
Strange
James A. Strange
A. P. Williams
van Horn
Tex
H. B. Pyeatt
Tulia
Judy
Jennifer Strange
Rabbi to talk on rearming Germany at temple talk
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will address Temple B'nai Israel on the question Should We Rearm Western Germany tonight at 8 o'clock. The service is open to the public.
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Western
Germany
Arthur Bluhm
Temple B'nai Israel
Hair Coloring Boom Targets 1951 Sales High
New York based Tintair maker Martin L. Straus II projects combined sales of home hair coloring and permanent wave products will reach about 150 million dollars in 1951.
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New York
U.P
Martin L. Straus II
Tintair
Jidda Gains First Eye Hospital in Saudi Founding
Jidda, Saudi Arabia, opens its first dedicated eye hospital expanding vision care. The new facility aims to serve local residents and neighboring regions, offering advanced diagnostics, surgeries, and outreach programs to reduce preventable blindness.
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Jidda
Saudi Arabia
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