Old King Cole Play To Be Furnished By Clare Tree Major
A grade school play titled Old King Cole will be staged in the High School Auditorium tomorrow at 1 o clock. The Clare Tree Major Children's Theater from New York presents the production, sponsored by the Amarillo Association for Childhood Education, to broaden children's knowledge of world literature and culture. The play follows King Cole seeking a fiddler while rescuing two enslaved siblings, leading to a new appointment for a young lad.
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Clare Tree
Clare Tree Major Children’s Theater
New York
King Cole
Amarillo
Pidgin English in Official Documents Noted in New Guinea
Officials in New Guinea increasingly use Pidgin English in formal documents. The trend highlights linguistic adaptation in government and public administration.
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New Guinea
Wedding Is Performed in New Orleans
Miss Helen Genette Caddell daughter of Texline residents became the bride of Byron E. Hitchcock second class store keeper at a Canal Street Methodist Church ceremony in New Orleans La. The couple will reside in New Orleans after Hitchcock returns from overseas duty. Attendants included Tina Petropoulos June Keiffer and Cora Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Genette Caddell
van Buren
W. M. Caddell
Texline
Byron E. Hitchcock
Helen Hitchcock
Alabama
Canal Street Methodist Church
New Orleans
James T. Harris
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Amarillo
U. S. Navy
Furr Food Store No
Social Calendar Events at Local Venues
Saturday listings include the 501 Club party at the YWCA building at 7 30. John B Golding Post Auxiliary meets at Seventh and Taylor at eight. Saturday Story hour for children is at the Amarillo Public Library at three. Married couples dance occurs at Downtown USC at 8 30. Girl Reserve party at the YWCA building 501 Lincoln at 7 30.
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John B Golding
Taylor
Amarillo Public Library
USC
Girl Reserve Party
Y.W.C.A
Lincoln
Lip-reading class offered by YWCA
A lip-reading class will be offered at the YWCA building 501 Lincoln at 7 30 p m Monday evening. Mrs FE W Cain will teach the class which will be held each Monday and Wednesday evening from 7 30 until 8 30 o'clock.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Lincoln
FE. W. Cain
Brother in 18 Years Sends News of Rescue
P V Gray of Amarillo receives a letter from Reuben Gray in Platte South Carolina confirming that David Gray and his wife Carmine have been rescued from two Philippines prison camps. The family had not communicated for 18 years and the couple’s condition was reported as very poor. David Gray has lived in the Philippines for about 25 years.
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P. V. Gray
Alabama
The
Globe
Robert
Florence
Idlice Gray
David Gray
P. V
Santo Tomas
Manila
Amarillo
Reuben Gray
Platt
Steel Exhibit At Amarillo High School Cafeteria
A United States Steel Corporation display is on view in the Amarillo High School cafeteria. The show features 30 large industrial art pictures and draws interest from all students, especially those in commercial geography and metal arts courses.
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United States Steel Corporation
Amarillo High School
What Causes Epilepsy Opinions From Famous Doctors
Free booklet from the Educational Division in New York invites readers to request a copy titled What Causes Epilepsy. Doctors share insights on this subject. Send request to 535 Fifth Ave New York NY.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Dept
Plans Set for National Mother-in-Law Day Tea
Arrangements are complete for a National Mother-in-Law Day tea Sunday from 3 to 5 pm at the Federation Club Rooms. Canyon Mother-in-Law Club will participate, with Mrs. R L Allen in charge of refreshments and Mrs. H D Gist and Mrs. E H Ashcraft handling table setup. Local and panhandle clubs are invited, and Amarillo Fat Stock Show members are urged to attend. Mrs. C C Cunningham will preside.
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Federation Club
Canyon Mother-in-Law Club
R. L. Allen
H. D. Gist
E. H. Ashcraft
Panhandle
Amarillo
C C. Cunningham
Shrubs and Trees Topic at Humphrey Highland Club
Miss Pauline Laker, Potter County Home Demonstration Agent, spoke to Humphrey Highland Home Demonstration Club on planting shrubs and landscaping the home grounds at Mrs. E. R. Carroll's home on East Thirteenth. Five varieties of shrubs and trees were shown. A knife sharpening talk by Miss Lokey was included. The next meeting is at Mrs. Foreman’s home on East Thirteenth March 15 at 2 o'clock.
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Pauline Laker
Potter County
Humphrey Highland Home Demonstration Club
E. R. Carroll
East Thirteenth
Miss Lokey
Mesdames J. Waner
C. R. Hearn
Tom Boles
A. D. Foreman
Gilbert Walker
Miles Norton
Bessie Hunnicutt
H. A. Pugh
L. M. Miller
C. H. Woods
Charles Haggerton
Carroll
C. F. Anderson
Mrs. Foreman
AHS Dance Tonight at Amarillo High Gym
An all-school dance is planned in Amarillo High School gym tonight. Organizing committee members include Virginia Alexander as chairwoman, Billie Jo Lidia, Jimmy Slade, and Bennie Clyde Mays.
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AHS
Amarillo High School
Virginia Alexander
Billie Jo Lidia
Jimmy Slade
Bennie Clyde Mays
Painting and Artist Discussed at Sorority Meeting
Miss June Hill elected vice president at Delta Theta Chi meeting in the Amarillo Hotel. Miss Kay King presided. Plans for the St Patrick's Day dance on March 10 in the Amarillo College gym were finalized. The program studied art focusing on Breton and his Song of the Lark. Miss Eunice Best led with aides Miss Marjorie Foxworthy and Mrs Willameta Todd. Attendees included Misses Ahsley Best Bethune Bowsher Dodge Foxworthy Jones King McClendon Peery Smelley Swift and Mrs Jessie Marie Frantz and Mrs Todd.
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June Hill
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Amarillo
Kay King
Amarillo College
Pauline Dodge
Breton
Eunice Best
Marjorie Foxworthy
Willameta Todd
Sue Ahsley
Best
Billie Bob Bethune
Virginia Bowsher
Dodge Foxworthy
Katherine Jones
King
Betty McClendon
Dorothy Peery
Gwendolyn Smelley
Nadine Swift
Jessie Marie Frantz
Todd
Trulove Class Hears Talks From Guests at Luncheon
Members of the Polk Street Methodist Trulove Class met Tuesday at the church for a covered dish luncheon and business meeting. Mrs Otis Trulove led the program with readings by Linda Lea Mock and talks by Miss W West Dr Neal Cannon and Judge Otis Trulove. Reports from officers were given. Next meeting is March 21.
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Polk Street Methodist
Trulove
Otis Trulove
Linda Lea Mock
Lidice
W. West
Neal Cannon
Rebekah Lodge meets at 1.0 C F Hall in Amarillo
Mrs. Jessie Ross former president spoke at Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No. 222 meeting at 1.0 F Hall Tuesday night. Next Tuesday night the losing side led by Mrs. Francis Tibbits will entertain the winning side. Mrs. Rena Cook Noble Grand captain hosts a social. The Gold Chain Club meets Friday night at 8 with Mrs. Howard Elliott at 313 Alabama.
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Jessie Ross
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No
O F. Hall
Francis Tibbits
Rena Cook
Noble
Gold Chain Club
Howard Elliott
Alabama
Speakers Elect New Officers at Primero Chapter Meeting
New officers were elected at the Primero Chapter of Speaker's Institute in the Federation Club Rooms. Mrs. W. W. Sharp was named president with W. A. Armstrong and J. S. Bush as vice presidents, H. H. Loewenstern secretary, S. W. Hudson treasurer, and Mattea McClurkin instructor. The group planned a March 15 lesson on being a good club woman and an May 17 installation luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Anthony, Armstrong, Cu sick, B. W. Fergus Sr and Jr, Glenn Hall, Harris, Norman, Fuller, two new members Mrs. G. W. Gross and Mrs. Ben Ratliff.
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Primero
Speaker's Institute
Federation Club
W. W. Sharp
Mesdames
W. A. Armstrong
J. S. Bush
H. H. Loewenstern
S. W. Hudson
Mattea McClurkin
McClurkin
Mesdames M. Anthony
Armstrong
Henry Cusick
B. W. Fergus, Sr
B. W. Fergus, Jr
Glenn Hall
E. B. Harris
Hudson
Loewenstern
W. S. Norman
P. A. Fuller
Bush
Miss McClurkin
G. W. Gross
Ben Ratliff
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Khoury Bros
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Tennessee
J. W. Darby
LeRoy McReynolds
Cliff Janak
Margaret Harris Henry
Kellogg's All-Bran
Meados
Adolake
Olomae
Omae
Prem
Schilling
Pinkney’'s Brick Pound
Saltpork
Armour
Jenny
Fabrik Soft
Jemima
California
Ong
B. E. Hitchcock
Sray
Boxwell Brothers
Ambulance Service
Oumas Perryton
Spearman
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Fiat
Folger's Coffee
Maxwell House
Kuner’s
DELHA
Vicks VA
W. A. Anthony
Mgr
E. E. Garver
Meat Department
S. T. Clayton
Clayton Grocery
Sixteenth and Fillmore
United States
Wacs
Amarillo Hospital
Army Hospital
Women of America
WAC Hospital Company
Army Air Forces
U. S. Army
Texas
New Illustrated
WAC
Amaring
Tren
Panhandle American Legionettes
Purple Heart
Amarillo Post
Gion
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