Miss Amarillo Wins Hearts Of Corpus Christi Crown
Polly Lowe of Amarillo did not win Miss Texas at Corpus Christi but captured Gulf Coast hearts. Judges’ decision stood amid cheering crowds demanding the coronation. At a post pageant dance Lowe sang with Ted Weems orchestra, two encores granted. Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce hosted twenty Texas cities with luncheons and dinners. Contestants toured the bay on the cruiser Marnaleen.
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Polly Lowe
Amarillo
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce
Contestanis
Dragon Club
Morocco
Robert Driscoll
la Laquinta
Harding
Corpus Christi Bay
Marnaleen
Chicago Symphony's Four Conductors in 58 Years
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra has had only four conductors in its 58 years of history, including Arturo Toscanini as its recently appointed musical director and conductor.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Arturo Rodzinski
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Offer Promises Soft Skin
Soft, smooth relief for redness and roughness with mildly medicated Cuticura soap and ointment. Fragrance noted. available at your druggist’s today.
Ex-naval hammocks repurposed as deck chairs at Burnham resort
The Canyon Lions program will use ex naval hammocks as practical seating for guests at the seaside resort in Burnham on Sea England, offering a maritime themed seating option amid the coast town’s amenities.
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Burnham-on-Sea
England
Peak Present Aims Of FHA Clubs Canyon
Canyon Lions heard a program on the aims and activities of the Future Homemakers of America. Girls from Canyon high schools spoke under Mrs Wayne Terry and Miss Carolyn Newsome. Two chapters attend a three day camp and plan a summer program with social and work projects.
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West Texas College
Lions Club
Canyon
Joe Findley
The
Lions
Wayne Terry
Canyon High School
Marilyn Condron
West Texas High
Sue Ann Colwell
Canyon High
June Long
Suzanne Owens
Carolyn Newsome
West Texas State
Noble B. Armstrong
Canyon Lions
Future Homemakers of America
West Texas Demonstration High School
Future Homemakers Clubs
West Texas State College
Former War Prisoner Speaks at Amarillo Church Tonight
Pete Smith of Phoenix, a Moody Bible Institute student, will speak at Amarillo Bible Church. A B 17 crew member shot down on the first daylight Berlin raid and held 14 months, he lost 100 pounds and was chosen prison chaplain during captivity. Rev H A Somerville invites the public to attend.
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Pete Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Amarillo Bible Church
Fifteenth Avenue
Ong Street
Smith
Berlin
H. A. Somerville
Air Express Shipments From Amarillo Decline
Air express shipments from Amarillo declined two percent from April to May according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. In Egypt the bull was once sacred with birthday celebrations and after death was mummified and buried in a rock tomb. News-Globe Want Ads Get Results.
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Amarillo
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Egypt
News-Globe
Amarillo Field Chapels Put Up For Sale By War Assets
Five surplus Army chapels at Amarillo Field are offered for sale with fixtures for use as shrines or religious spaces. Priority bidders include federal agencies RFC and governments and non profits with bids due by July 3 at 9:00 AM, general public bids due July 23 at Grand Prairie office. Inspection arranged through North American Aviation Grand Prairie office or Amari Field manager. Also notes alfalfa stands and sweet clover as weed fighters in the field.
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Amarillo Field
War Assets Administration
RFC
Grand Prairie
WAA
Office of Real Property Disposal
North American Aviation
Amari Field
Amarillo A&M Club to hear report on Texas A&M tour
C. B. Marsh Jr the Amarillo A M Club president will present a confidential report tonight on a recent tour of Texas A M College at College Station. The Amarillo club will meet for dinner at 7 o clock in the Blackstone Hotel.
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C. B. Marsh, Jr
Amarillo A&m Club
Texas A&m College
College Station
Amarillo Club
Blackstone Hotel
Miss Mary Ruth Diltz Joins Dixie Dice Studio
Miss Mary Ruth Diltz formerly of Larrymore Dance Studios joins Dixie Dice Studio as assistant teacher. She will teach ballet toe and tap with ballet as her specialty and assist through the summer in the first Dice summer course. Pupils may enroll this week.
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Mary Ruth Diltz
Larrymore Dance Studios
Dixie Dice
Miss Diltz
Dixie
Miss Dice
Girl Scout Swimming Classes Under Red Cross Start
Dutch Minton, local Scout executive director, announces Girl Scout swimming classes under the Red Cross. Sessions begin tomorrow afternoon at Gem Lake and run every Tuesday from 3 to 5 o clock.
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Girl Scout
The
Red Cross
Gem Lake
Dutch Minton
Illinois Hatcheries Hit 7.2 Million February Chick Output
Illinois commercial hatcheries produced 7.2 million chicks in February, about 300000 fewer than the same month last year, reflecting a pause in supply after a strong prior period.
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Illinois
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