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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1947
Page
3
Texas Panhandle Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association will meet at 7 30 o clock tomorrow night in Potter County courtroom. Charles King president said the group will discuss the recent rabbit show held with the Amarillo Fat Stock Show.
Last week and the week before saw the strongest gains in building this year. Home building led with 15 new houses totaling 162 175 dollars while Kraft Food Co warehouse permit pushed February totals above 200 000 dollars. New permits include W N Hicks 1021 Austin seven room brick veneer residence and garage 12000 dollars R W Curry 1009 Bryan six room brick veneer residence and garage 9500 dollars L D Jackson 918 Bonham five room frame residence 5000 dollars H Vandenberg 2707 Harrison five room brick veneer dwelling 10000 dollars Mr and Mrs Roy Victor 1805 Bryan five room brick veneer residence 7500 dollars.
February births totaled 198 with 109 boys and 89 girls. Heart disease led deaths at 16, with 29 men and 19 women dying. Non residents accounted for 38 births and 16 deaths, while 16 deaths occurred in individuals under one year old.
Sandie Band parents meet at 7:30 tonight in Senior High School to discuss housing for the National Annual Spring Festival in Enid Oklahoma April 17 20 and to plan the April 11 spring concert to raise funds. They will also arrange travel for the band to the state contests in Pampa April 26.
Amarillo public schools sponsor their first orchestra clinic Wednesday and Thursday led by Floyd Graham of Denton. Graham, conductor of North Texas State College Symphony Orchestra, guides Elizabeth Nixon Junior High Senior High and Horace Mann Junior High ensembles in a combined concert Thursday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. String players from Pampa high schools and West Texas State College join Amarillo performers for the night concert. Amarillo high school orchestra members host a tea dance for visitors and participants from 4 to 5 20 p.m. Thursday afternoon in the high school gym.
An advertisement claims a woman cured by Inner-Aid, freeing her from gas, bloating, headaches, and irregular bowels. It touts 12 herbs that cleanse bowels and improve digestion, urging others with gas and constipation to buy the product at drug stores.
Captain Richard B. Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Fox, and his wife Nell Kennedy of South Shields England, travel to the United States from Italy. Fox earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with oak leaf cluster and Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters.
A pilot with four battle participation stars served as navigator on the airplane of Lt. Gen. John C. H. Lee, commander of all American forces in Italy. He plans to resume college studies. The note adds that warm blooded animals are usually more susceptible to snake poisons than cold blooded animals.
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