Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Thursday
Tonight events include Amarillo Assembly No 19 Rainbow for Girls and Khiva Temple at 7:30. Thursday features YWCA tennis groups at city parks and a Variety Club luncheon for Mrs Van Doran at 1, plus multiple club meetings and classes at YWCA facilities and area venues through the evening.
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Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow For
Khiva Temple
Drama Clas
YWCA
L. £. van Doran
West Tenth
Wild Rose Lodge Plans Picnic After Officers Change
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met at IOOF Hall for a quarterly audit read and accepted. Treas urer Mabel Blake and warden Priscilla Stover resigned. Stover elected treasurer and Lou Velva Simmons named warden. A picnic in San Jacinto Park on Aug. 21 was planned with Dena Mae Boswell as arrangements chair. Next meeting Aug. 6 at 2.00 p.m.
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Wild Rose Lodge No
Brotherhood of
Ioof Hall
Mabel Blake
Priscilla Stover
Stover
Lou Velva Simmons
San Jacinto Park
Church Class Breakfast at Pierce Street Baptist
Members of the Christian Builders Sunday School Class of Pierce Street Baptist Church hosted a breakfast for associate members yesterday morning. Flowers brightened the rooms as Mrs. C. E. Tate led the business session and devotional. Rev. J. D. Horton and others attended.
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Christian Builders
Pierce Street Baptist Church
C. E. Tate
Roy Hayworth
R. E. Gatlin
J. D. Horton
Mesdames Tempie Penley
Joe Covington
George Atchison
Ben Ratliff
T. C. Todd
George W. Myers
W. E. Lindsey
George Smith
R. W. Norman
W. H. Murray
C. EF. Tate
J. W. Key
C. L. Altsman
W. C. Boykin
B. R. Cook
Richard Adams Receives Navy Discharge at Camp Wallace
Richard Adams son of Mr and Mrs Carl Adams 2108 South Pierce received his discharge from the U S Navy after 14 months service. He was overseas since November 1945 and served at Samar and Subic Bay. A 1944 Amarillo High School graduate he plans to return to Amarillo College in September.
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Navy
Richard Adams
Carl Adams
South Pierce
Camp Wallace
Samar
Subic Bay
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Sigma Alpha Delta Praternity
Two Amarilloans Accepted for Enlistment in Army
Two Amarillo men were accepted yesterday for enlistment in the regular Army for two years. Lt. A. J. Smith, recruit officer, announced the names Lloyd Jay Garrett and Jerry Jake Murphy. Garrett is the son of E. A. Garrett. Murphy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Murphy of 1108 North Arthur. Location listed as 1961 North Seminole.
Voice recital by Helen Montgomery Hughes at Wilson Studios
Helen Montgomery Hughes will be presented in recital by the Wilson Studios of Music at 8 o clock Thursday evening in the recital hall at 1500 Harrison. Assisting are Carrollyn Williams, pianist and James Harmon, baritone. Interested friends are invited to attend.
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Helen Montgomery Hughes
Wilson Studios of Music
Harrison
Carrollyn Williams
James Harmon
A Baby's Start in Life and Immunization
A baby begins life with energy and resistance provided by parents, then gains more through food air and sunshine. Dangers to welfare exist but can be offset by doctor immunization and medically controlled prescriptions. Choose a careful druggist like Brooks Drug Stores with two locations and phone numbers.
Finders Keepers in Pasadena Penny Jackpot
Ruth Farley stepped on a sidewalk scale in Pasadena and received 200 coins after inserting a penny. The store proprietor hurried out to collect the pennies and assured her it was not a fortune-telling weighing machine.
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Pasadena
Cal
Ruth Farley
Army officer inspects Amarillo recruiting station in district tour
Lt. Col. Teddy H. Sanford, commanding officer of the West Texas New Mexico U S Army Recruiting District, yesterday inspected the Amarillo Recruiting Station as part of a district wide tour. Capt. Eugene Safford leads the Am arillo station in Lt. A. C. Smith's absence on leave.
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Teddy H. Sanford
West Texas- New Mexico
U. S. Army
Amarillo
Eugene Safford
A. C. Smith
Mail Notices To Appear Before County Board Of Equalization
Notices to appear before the Potter County board of equalization will be mailed today and tomorrow by the county clerk to property owners whose values are set for reconsideration when the board meets July 29 and 30. Owners may visit the board to show cause why values should not be increased.
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Potter County Board of Equalization
Mrs George McCarthy Back From Two Week Mexico City Car Trip
Mrs George McCarthy of 1305 Parker has returned from a two week car trip to Mexico City. She traveled with her daughter Mrs Dick Haynes of Dallas and two friends Miss Leslie Manning of Amarillo and Miss Margaret Manning of Butte Montana.
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George McCarthy
Parker
Mexico City
Dick Haynes
Dallas
Leslie Manning
Amarillo
Margaret Manning
Butte
Mont
No Pay for Mail Workers In Amarillo
Amarillo postal workers face withheld pay as Congress delays the postal appropriation bill. 170 Amarillo post office employees await payment for July as a rider on the budget stalls approval. Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi cites the rider tied to silver prices as delaying funds.
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Amarillo
Congress
J. H. Payne
Central Accounting
Dallas
W. D. DeGrassi
House
Senate
Braniff Increases Amarillo Flights and Adds Nonstop to Dallas
Braniff Airways has boosted Amarillo service from 8 to 22 daily trips over the past year. New nonstop routes include Amarillo to Dallas departing 2 40 P M and arriving 4 50 P M. Other Dallas connections go via Oklahoma City Lubbock and Wichita Falls. A nonstop Denver flight leaves Amarillo 7 25 P M arriving 8 44 P M Mountain Time.
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Braniff Airways
Amarillo
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Denver
Memphis
Braniff
Engineering Professor Whetstone Resigns Amarillo College Post
Dr George Whetstone resigned from the Amarillo College faculty yesterday and is now a professor of engineering at Texas Technological College in Lubbock.
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George Whetstone
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Amarillo College
Housing Shortage Forces Pastor to Move Family into Church
Greenfield Ohio reports Rev Hilas Custer of the Church of the Nazarene could not find housing after three weeks of searching. He improvised by building partitions inside the church and moving his family into the improvised home.
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Greenfield
Ohio
U.P
Hilas Custer
Church of the Nazarene
Local Man Suffers Broken Elbow In Alley Collision
Rex Carroll aged 36 of Pantex Village was injured after colliding with a car driven by J. W. Whitehead at 802 Georgia. He ran from the Walter Irvin Co. back door on 205 Taylor into the alley between Fillmore and Taylor about 9 am and was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital.
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Rex Carroll
Pantex Village
J. W. Whitehead
Georgia
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Carroll
Walter Irvin Co
Taylor
Whitehead
Fillmore and
Oregon deer damage blamed on a few habitual offenders
Salem reports the Oregon Game Commission says most crop damage is caused by a few individual deer that develop a taste for specific cultivated crops, not by the entire herd. The finding shifts blame away from the whole deer population toward persistent few.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon Game Commission
Mack Settle Returns Home After Army Discharge
Mack Settle son of Mr. and Mrs. I F Settle of 2205 Ong returned Tuesday from Camp Wallace with his army discharge. Enlisted July 1945 and sent overseas November 15 he served at Tubabao Manila and Subic Bay. A Amarillo High School graduate he played in the Sandie Band and orchestra.
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Mack Settle
I. F. Settle
Camp Wallace
Tubabao
Manila
Subic Bay
Navy
Amarillo High School
Sandie
Regulation of English Bakeries Several Wards 1863
The text notes that English bakeries were subject to special sanitary regulation by law in 1863. It highlights the focus on public health measures and the legal framework governing bakery sanitation during that period.
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Happy Hour Sewing Club
W. L. Grainger
Bryan
Rory Needie
Ellwood Park
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary
North Buchanan
Ywca Photography Group
West Sixth
Gem Lake Pool
Ywca Business Girls
Narcisss Whitman
the Presbyterian Church
Jyg
Green Haven
Sid Carter
Canyon Highway
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Hall
Delia Crittenden
Pierce
Delta Theta Ch! Sorority
Wild Rose Lodge
U. S. Navy
24Th
Polk
West 16Th
Dick Turner
Ss. Army J Chemical Warfare Experimental Lab
NEA Service, We
Finders Keepers
County Board of Equalization
Justice of Peace
Charlie Carder
Rosendo Lopez Ornelas
Potter County
The
United States
Cuticura
Globe News
St Joseph
Bendy
Mary Adell Miner
George J. Shannon
Judge Advocate General's Department
U. S
America
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Ve
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Studio
East
6Th Ave
McCormick
Army-Nevy
Charles Bates
Chester Park
Silver Grill
Pork
4Th A.e
Milridge
McCall
Abarialo
Mikridge
Gordon Togs
Brown
Blackburn ‘Bros
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