Womanist Musical Programs by Conservatory Pupils
The Musical Arts Conservatory presents two student programs under guest voice instructor Dr Cameron Mclean at 1710 Tyler. Tuesday night features selections by Ann Streit Barbara Johnson Betty Fotheringham and others. Friday includes works by Frances Lynn Townes Elizabeth Allen Joan Hiatt Pat Adams and Donna Autry with accompaniment by Donna Jean Autry Mrs J O Oldham and Nellie Erhard.
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The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Cameron McLean
Conservatory
Tyler
Ferrara
Sanderson
Ann Streit
Mozart
Barbara Johnson
Love
Hageman
Betty Fother
Betty Fotheringham
Howell
Sachs
Bassett
Betty B Elliotte
Brahms
Jack
Squire
Hangman
Enders
Donald Moore
False Prophet
Scott
Frances Lynn Townes
Malotte
Elizabeth Allen
Hero
Herbert
Joan Hiatt
Adams
Pat Adams
Fourdrain
Donna Jeane Autry
McFeeters
Harriet Brown
Woodforde- Finden
Woodforde- Find
Joe Moore Graham Visits Grandmother Lena Platt Canyon
Joe Moore from Graham visits his grandmother Mrs Lena Platt in Canyon to spend time with family and share news. The trip highlights kinship and rural community ties in the region.
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Joe Moore
Graham
Lena Platt
Canyon
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Tuesday
Community groups list events across Amarillo with times and venues including Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Federation Club Rooms 8 oclock and Y W C A building 501 Lincoln. Activities span clubs, dances, sewing, sports at River Road 4 H Girls Club and 501 Lincoln softball practice at 7 oclock.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sorority
Federation
North Amarillo Garden Club Meeting Highlights
The North Amarillo Garden Club met at Mrs. A. E. Mashburn’s home for a business session followed by refreshments served to members including J. R. Moore FE. D. Moore Pat Van Bibber A. L. Storrs Glen Broaddus J. S. Wadsworth J. L. Farmer Pierce Henderson J. R. Shackle ford and Mashburn. The next meeting is scheduled for August 13.
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North Amarillo
Walker couple run Amarillo Horse Show staff
Vera Walker is secretary while Bill Walker serves as manager of the Amarillo Horse Show, revealing a husband and wife leadership arrangement contrary to the Birdie’s Sunday column.
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Bill Walker
Birdie
Vera Walker
Amarillo
First Baptist Bethany Class Holds Monthly Social
The First Baptist Bethany Class invites all members to a social at the church at 9 30 Tuesday morning.
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First Baptist Bethany
Amber Study Club to Meet at Mrs Weaver's Home
The Amber Study Club will gather at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Weaver located at 8803 T-Anchor Boulevard.
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Amber Study Club
Charles Weaver
T-Anchor Boulevard
Ladies Friendship Class Picnic and Plans
The Buchanan Street Methodist Ladies Friendship Class held a picnic and watermelon feast at Mrs. G. C. Vinson 710 North Polk. A business session was led by Mrs. B. D. McGuire. Next, a basket picnic is set for Ellwood Park with a mock fishing party at 2:30 pm on Friday Aug. 17 and a July–September birthday party will be at 7:30 pm Friday Aug. 31 with hostesses Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. McGuire and Mrs. Grady.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Ladies Friendship
G. C. Vinson
North Polk
B. D. McGuire
George Killian
E. D. Moore
C. L. Thompson
Lucy Saunders
Leila Doebler
C. H. Mills
Mattie Reneau
McGuire
C. C. Crist
Crawford
W. A. Branch
Joe Grady
P. Maness
Martha McGuire
Ellwood Park
Grady
Nuevo Bridge Club Entertained At Friday Party
Mrs. Lee McDaniels hosted the Nuevo Bridge Club at 400 North Taylor on Friday afternoon. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged. Mrs. E. S. Boswell took first high score and Mrs. E. A. Thomas took second high score. Attendees included Mesdames James Walters, Ray Hillman, B. L. Moore, Bud O'Neill, Boswell, Thomas and guest J. R. Austin. Next meeting set for Mrs. Floyd Hillan at 1616 Lincoln, Alig. 3.
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Lee McDaniels
North Taylor
Nuevo Bridge Club
E. S. Boswell
E. A. Thomas
James Walters
Ray Hillman
B. L. Moore
Bud O'Neill
Boswell
Thomas
J. R. Austin
Floyd Hillan
Lincoln
Alig
Luther Thresher Charged With Marijuana Possession
Lestern Thresher was arrested by city officers Saturday night and turned over to county authorities yesterday charged with possession of marijuana. Bond set at 1000 by Justice J D Cazzell this morning. Thresher is under indictment for burglary in the Panhandle 7-Up Company entry and in Carson County for the Furr Sewell Grocery Store burglary at Pantex Village.
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Lestern Thresher
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Cazzell
Thresher
Panhandle 7-Up Company
Carson County
Furr-Sewell
Pantex Village
Grand Jury Panel Called for Aug. 6
A new grand jury panel will report to 47th District Court the morning of Aug. 9, opening day of the next term. The present grand jury will serve until that time with Judge Henry S. Bishop instructing on duties. On Aug. 7 a petit jury panel will report to the same court.
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47Th District Court
Henry S. Bishop
Japan Agrees to Prison Camp Examination by Swiss
Washington reports Japan has agreed in principle to Swiss observers visiting all camps under Japanese control where American prisoners are held. The Swiss stipulation followed Tokyo's request for Switzerland to represent Japanese interests in the United States, and Switzerland already represents U S interests in Japan.
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Japan
Washington
State Department
Switzerland
Tokyo
United States
Seven Transports Arrive in U S with 3054 Troops
Seven transports arrived in New York carrying 3054 troops from Europe. Ships included the Empire MacDermott with 54 GIs and liberated POWs, the Noordam with 2471 troops, and other vessels listing 4 ships with 351 and 364 troops aboard. Grounded details mention four agents escorting a crew member from the George Davis.
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New York
U.P
Europe
13Th Armored Division
67Th Armored Infantry
124Th Armored Engineer
46Th Tank
135Th Armored Ordnance Maintenance Battalion
George Davis
Federal Bureau of Information
Davis
George H. Thomas
Crawford
Staten Island
Cape Falcon
Jersey City
Fighth
Ninth Air Forces
United Nations Lantern For World Peace In The Cold War Era
Washington reports a critical, if blunt, assessment of the United Nations. The five permanent powers United States Britain Russia France and China must unite or the UN collapses. Moral force public opinion and cautious cooperation are needed to keep the Big Five aligned amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
United Nations
United States
Britain
Russia
France
China
Big Five
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