Vacation Bible School Opens At Central Presbyterian
The first day of the sixth annual Vacation Bible School at Central Presbyterian Church drew 37 children aged 6 to 12, with room for about twice that number. Four weeks, 9 to noon, five days a week, plus a $1 registration fee, offer Bible studies, music, gym, crafts, and more under Superintendent Mrs. R. N. Wilson and Miss Mary McNeill.
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Amarillo Elks Elevate Roedel to High Post
C. R. Roedel was elevated to Exalted Ruler of Amarillo Lodge No. 923 B P O Elks in ceremonies at the Elks Home last night. Walter C. Irvin preceded him as Exalted Ruler and other officers elevated were M A Perry Esteemed Leading Knight Felix Mandell Esteemed Loyal Knight Milburn Easum Esteemed Lecturing Knight. Charles Adkisson was elected to
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Amarillo Lodge Names Trustees and Treasurer
The Amarillo lodge retains the secretary post. Elwood Clark is named treasurer and Ralph Moore tiler Sam B Motlow named trustee to join hold-over member J R Trolinger and George H Milligan on the board of trustees.
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Alex Mood Earns University of Texas Degree
Alex Mood son of Mr and Mrs A M Mood of 1901 Monroe Street earned a B A at the University of Texas last week. He graduated with high honors and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He has served as student assistant in the physics laboratory for three years.
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New York city considers air prison and other bold plans
The piece cites Mayor LaGuardia seeking 17 million dollars for a criminal courts skyscraper with a prison atop. It contrasts gravity of the measure with cities like Los Angeles and Miami using airborne jails, argues civilization demands safety amid a tense political and economic backdrop, and grouses about crime, gold prospects, and boxing headlines amid public concerns.
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Oil Wells Fail in Sequence on Long-Distance Run
Oil No. 4 failed first on day four with a smoking motor at 1,713.2 miles. Less than two hours later Oil No. 6 quit with a wrecked motor at 1,764.4 miles and Oil No. 5 burned out its motor at 1,815.9 miles.
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