Art Students Win Honors in Regional Show at Fort Worth
A public notice summarizing a Fort Worth regional art show where AHS art students earned honors, with context about etiquette through a Mother’s report card signature guidance by Mrs. Post and a nod to her etiquette booklet No 504, plus a Bell Syndicate release used in Globe-News Want Ads.
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Amarillo Students Enter National Scholastic Art Contest
Artwork by 15 Amarillo public school youths advances to Pittsburgh for national Scholastic Art Awards competition. Winners to be announced in May with exhibits at Carnegie Galleries May 6 to 29. Fort Worth regional results earned many top ratings across multiple media and age groups.
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Pittsburgh
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Maude Fletcher
Carnegie Fine Arts
Scholastic Magazine
Fort Worth
Texas
Amarillo High School
Dan Bill Pavillard
Bryan Mock
Roberta Wheeler
Duane Cole
Rick Procter
Martha Patterson
Horace Mann Junior High
Dottie Smith
R. Daffern
Harlene Horton
Teddy Bryant
Elizabeth Nixson
Frankie Blair
Melba Williams
Dogwood Trails Open Early Ahead of Schedule
In Palestine on March 7, the Texas dogwood trails open March 15, several weeks earlier than normal. Association president Ed Bigbee says blooming is two to three weeks ahead of schedule and this will be the earliest opening since 1938.
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Palestine
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Good Taste Today Centerpiece height for table settings guidance
The piece advises on centerpiece height for dining setups. On small tables, ensure it does not obstruct conversation across the table. In formal dinners, the centerpiece may be higher if it enhances beauty, since discussion is limited to nearby guests.
Santa Fe Carloadings Rise Slightly in Week Ended Saturday
Santa Fe System carloadings for the week ending Saturday totaled 21 685, up from 21 632 in the same week in 1949. Cars received from connections and interchange facilities contributed to the higher volume.
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Turpentine Trees Found Suitable for Paper Pulp
Industry reports show butt sections of trees used in turpentine production found suitable for paper pulp. Statistics indicate labor and car counts for the week fell from 1949 levels, with totals of 9 953 tasks and 31 638 cars compared to 11 331 and 32 963 previously. Santa Fe handled a substantial share of the activity.
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