Amarillo High School Band to Perform Second Seasonal Concert
The Amarillo High School band, directed by Oscar Wise, will give its second seasonal concert at 3 PM Sunday in the Senior High School auditorium. Admission is free. The program features marches, overtures, choruses, solos, and instrumental pieces performed by the band and student soloists.
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the Whistler and His
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The Value and Sacrifice of Teaching Profession
A letter urges careful consideration of teacher salary cuts, arguing money is not everything and teaching remains the finest art shaping the human mind. It asserts teaching surpasses other arts in lasting impact and calls attention to the profession's moral and educational importance.
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Jesus the Christ
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SEEKS JANITOR WORK
A middle aged man seeks janitor employment, describing himself as stout and healthy and ready to work. He requests contact for job opportunities and references.
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Tack
Man Seeks Work To Support Wife After Year Unemployed
OTIS BARNES reports not having work for over a year and asks for any janitor or night-watchman positions or similar employment to support his wife through General Delivery.
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Otis Barnes
General Delivery
Violin For Sale At Eight Dollars
Small violin in good condition offered for eight dollars. Call 20196 for details. Mrs. 8. Also a help wanted notice seeking a girl to work for board and room at 704 Johnson Street by Mrs. A. B. Swafford.
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Tack
A. B. Swafford
Johnson Street
Job Seeking Reader Requests Work As Cook Or Housekeeper
A reader asks for employment in town or elsewhere. She offers herself as a skilled cook and reliable person, willing to work as a cook, hotel staff, cafe worker, or housekeeper with references. Phone 7609.
Left Doll Missing From Seat At Fair Theater
A child reports a Paisyette doll left in a Fair theater seat last Saturday afternoon. The doll was a Christmas gift from the parents and has not been recovered.
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Tack
the Fair Theater
Swap offer for plastering in exchange for feed and dental work
A reader offers plastering or stucco work in exchange for cow feed and dental work. The notice pledges to make an old house look new and asks interested parties to call 6962 or the finder at 22561 to arrange pickup.
Ambition for Part Time Work and Beauty School Funds
The writer seeks half day employment and asks for honest work options. They plan to enroll in a beauty school and request additional funds to continue the course.
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Tack
Job seeker offers flexible hours and farm or general work
A young applicant, nearly 20, seeks farm or any work with morning or afternoon availability. She notes four years experience, strong references, and willingness to work one day in two or three weeks to help with groceries. Contact MISS A. P. at 826 A Virginia Street or phone 5086.
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Tack
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