Amarillo Sets Citywide Roller Skating Contests
Citywide roller skating contests organized by the Amarillo summer park recreation program will run tomorrow evening in six city parks. Four class divisions for boys and girls under and over 12 will compete, with finals by eight.
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Amarillo
Paul Bradford
Park
Ellwood
San Jacinto
el Alamo
North Heights
East Amarillo
Will Rogers Parks
Bradford
Amarillo Knights Install New Lodge Leader and Officers
W M Fredrickson 2041 B Hayden installed as chancellor commander of Amarillo Lodge 479 Knights of Pythias at Carpenters Hall. Jimmie Cheshire became vice chancellor and other officers include M A Palmateer prelate A E Hickmott master of works Earl E Green master at arms J S Truett inner guard and E C Cameron outer guard. Fredrickson succeeds Larry Hart. Metcalf and Wright remain secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Amarillo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
W. M. Fredrickson
Hayden
Carpenters Hall
Jimmie Cheshire
West Sixth
Mr. Fredrickson
State Department of Public Welfare
Cheshire
Ozarka Water Company
M. A. Palmateer
A. E. Hickmott
Earl E. Green
J. S. Truett
E. C. Cameron
Larry Hart
J. C. Metcalf
Wallace Wright
Mr. Metcalf
Mr. Wright
June Births Reach Record High in Amarillo
The Amarillo health department reports 227 births in June, a monthly high this year. Of 220 filed birth certificates, 218 occurred in hospitals with doctors present. 122 boys and 98 girls, including 118 white boys and 95 white girls, plus 4 Negro boys and 3 Negro girls. Deaths in June totaled 61 with heart trouble leading causes. January through May deaths ranged 49 to 67 per month.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe System carloadings rise for week ending July 12
Santa Fe System reported week ending July 12 carloadings at 31 679, up from 29 276 for the same week in 1946. Connections yielded 9 176 cars, above 9 159 in 1946. Total cars moved reached 40 855 versus 38 435 in 1946. The prior week saw 41 789 cars handled.
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Santa Fe
Johnsons Attend Channing Rodeo. Johnson Wins Calf-Rroping Second
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Keller with their son Eddie of 1809 Buchanan attended the rodeo in Channing Sunday. Mr. Johnson won second place in the calf-roping contest.
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H. R. Johnson
L. E. Keller
Eddie
Buchanan
Channing
Johnson
Mrs Doris White Returns From Pampa Visit
Mrs Doris White and her son Jimmy of 2900 Ridgemere returned Sunday after spending the weekend with her nephew and his wife Mr Speedy Foster and Mrs Foster in Pampa.
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Doris White
Jimmy
Ridgemere
Speedy Foster
Pampa
Polio Patient Dale Nutter Responding Well in Clinic
Dale Nutter 11, son of I Earl Nutter of 1500 Bowie, is improving at the Plainview polio clinic after poliomyelitis was diagnosed earlier this month. He sat up in bed for the first time since onset as attendants noted good progress and the illness likely began before his camp return from Kerrville. Concrete sections added to Ong street to control drainage and protect pavement integrity after rainwater undermined the surface.
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Dale Nutter
I. Earl Nutter
Bowie
Plainview
Young Dale
Amarillo
Kerrville
Ong
R. T. Roan
City Street Department
Mr. Roan
Quinns Return From South Texas Visit
Mrs. A. J. Quinn and four children of 1607 Monroe returned home this week after a month in South Texas.
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Purina
Broiler Chow
Gouldy Bros
2Nd
Trier
Liquor Mart
Ken Whipple
Fillmore
Amarillo National Bidg
Pacific Finance
Lon Atkin, Mer
K.C
Insulation and Insulation Board
J.B. Coelumber CO
11Th
Lincoln Sr
Ww. M. Fredrickson
Knights of
Pythias
N. Fillmore
Hugh Rollins
Swifts
Travis Daws
Cabinet Shop
Houston
Ansley Cleaners
Washington
Zemo
Atkinson Drug Co
Amarillo Hotel
Aviatrix Club
Across Mun. Airport
Longchamp's
Swordfish
The
Roller Palace
Sixth and
Jefferson Sts
Winstoni
Morton
CBS
Mous
Pee Polk
Southwest
Quistantings
Eateriantrs
Larga
Wippearing
Rainbow Gardens
News-Globe
Aversers Fried Chicken
West 6Th
NAT
Lucky Moeller
Western Okies
Waddy Week
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