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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1947

Page

3

Older Women Hold Their Own in the Business World

Employers say age is less important than ability with 35 plus women often preferred for stability and experience. Across sectors from restaurants to clerical work and oil firms, older women are hired for inside roles, management tasks, and specialized positions, while younger workers may be chosen for lower salaries.

Fred Wells The Texas Employment Service Mr. Wells B. A. Myers Berlin Vance Garner's Amarillo

Bond Election Order Planned For Potter County Hospital Addition

Commissioners plan a $750000 hospital bond election to fund a 100 bed addition to Northwest Texas Hospital. The Aug 23 vote will coincide with a state constitutional amendment election, saving about $1800. Orders must be entered 15 to 30 days before election and notices posted 30 days prior.

Potter County Northwest Texas Hospital E. O. Northcutt Northcutt Texas

Plumbing Licensing Law Takes Effect September Fifth

The Plumbing Licensing Law of 1947 approved April 23 will not become effective until September 5. Candidates for journeyman and master plumbing licenses will take their examinations at the city engineer office. Sen Grady Hazlewood and City counsel Manning and Singleton say the law becomes effective three months after the session closes, on Sept 5, with state supervision replacing municipal control.

Grady Hazlewood Manning Singleton Senate Hazlewood

Tea yields 250 cups from one pound

A single pound of tea can produce about 250 cups of brew, highlighting the beverage’s efficiency and cost per serving. The fact underscores how quantity translates to a large yield for households and cafeterias alike.

Dozen Donors To Fund for Youth Center

About a dozen individuals and groups have mailed donations to the San Jacinto Youth Center in Amarillo. Secretary John Fairey said the funds support building materials for the center while noting the project has stalled awaiting further gifts.

Fund For Youth Center San Jacinto John Fairey Amarillo Pairey Henry Bishop Fred Crumley Paul Franklin Fred Franklin Circle Four Women's Council First Christian Church Catherine Roach F. S. Newbold Malcolm Clack IL. B. Stark Mr. Fairey San Jacinto Kiwanis Club San Jacinto Park

Summer youth program schedule at the Youth Center

On Saturdays and throughout the summer the Youth Center hosts events led by Mrs. Lucile Allison The Gypsy Story Lady will tell tales on Saturdays evenings and also on Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 p m Arts and craft programs directed by Mrs F C Gayne run Wednesdays and Fridays at night The Teen Time Revue is broadcast from the Youth Center Saturdays 4 to 5 p m

Lucile Allison F. C. Gayne

Tidal Peak Briefly Reached Then Recedes

A high tide rises to a peak but begins to fall immediately, with the drop not noticeable for several minutes. The ebb proceeds gradually as water levels ease from the highest point.

Range Riders To Make Trips With Chamber Sponsorship

The Will Rogers Range Riders will make two trips sponsored by the chamber of commerce. Virgil Patterson announced the plan this morning. The first trip on Aug. 22 goes to Tucumcari for the Quay County Sheriff's Posse parade and the annual rodeo. The second trip goes to Memphis for the Cotton Chemurgy and Ceramic Carnival on Oct.

Chamber of Commerce Rogers Virgil Patterson Chamber Tucumcari Quay County

Automotive industry employs nearly one million workers

The automotive sector sustains about one million jobs nationwide, reflecting its large workforce and broader economic impact.

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