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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
5
Alfred Johnson, a blind youth from Dalhart, will travel to Houston on Tuesday for eye treatment after doctors in Amarillo determined his eyes are not ready for a corneal transplant. He attends Hardin-Simmons University and had visited his uncle in Pleasant Valley recently.
More than 100 Amarillo youth dancers perform in the annual Querry Studio Review at 8:30 in the Amarillo High School Auditorium. Helen and Art Querry present students ages 4 to 16 in tap ballet character acrobatic and comedy numbers. Tickets at 1322 Tyler studio. Admission 60 cents adults 30 cents children.
TEMPLE May 31 Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall said Russia spends almost three times as much on its military as the United States. He questioned how anyone could claim Russia has no aggressive intentions. Royall and Mrs. Royall planned to travel to Waco to receive an honorary degree from Baylor University, after spending a night at Camp Hood.
Directors of the Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 in Room 730 Amarillo Building. This notice appears among official records from the Texas Insurance Commissioners office dated May 6 1948.
Lone Star Amusement Park receipts at Thirty sixth and Bowie will donate half to the Children's Home Building Fund. More than $50,000 has been contributed toward a $300,000 goal. S. B. Rhodes, manager, calls the donation the neighborly thing to do. The proposed new Home will support local families.
The article notes plans to donate half a week’s receipts yearly to the home. Mr Rhodes had designated last week for the donation but rainy weather kept the park closed several days. Regular contributions to the fund may be mailed to J H Paul at the American National Bank.
Amarillo Aggies plan a 7 o'clock weekly dinner meeting in the Blackstone Hotel.
The east wing of the men’s dormitory under construction at Texas Tech College will house 350 men and be ready for summer school residents on June 9. The building will be completed by fall, said W. T. Gaston, college business manager.
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