Mrs. Warner Outlines Her Objectives in Texas Race
Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude, candidate for one of Texas three congressman-at-large seats, outlines six campaign objectives. She seeks direct farm representation, harmonized relations, a modernized job market, a balanced production program, a farm cure over farm relief, and a united Texas with fewer loans and more profits. She advocates fair wages for farm women and children, a live-at-home program, local farm and home agents, orderly marketing, and patriotism toward Texas industry while stressing pay for soldiers before foreign debts.
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Cowhands Headed to El Paso for Amarillo Convention
Cattlemen from Northwest Texas travel to El Paso for the 56th annual Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention. Rock Island offers two excursion trains, about 80 delegates expected, and Amarillo leaders organize a campaign with bankers and merchants. Rail rates set, delegates urged to register Monday, and a schedule includes banquets, receptions, and events in El Paso and Juarez through March 16.
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Panhandle
Chamber of Commerce
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Rotary Conference at Mineral Wells Draws Leadership Speaker
Rotary International's upcoming Mineral Wells gathering May 2 and 3 will feature a speaking slot for a general election hopeful likely to become president. The speaker, Anderson, a former newspaper man, has served Rotary as district governor director and third vice president.
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Mineral Wells
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El Paso Chamber Event Schedule For Governors Visit
El Paso chamber outlines events in El Paso with dances at Paso del Norte hotel lobby at 8 P. M. on Thursday March 17 and a 4 P. M. reception at the Woman's Club for governors wives and visiting ladies. Association headquarters will be at the Hilton Hotel.
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Rotarian Magazine Committee Chairman Appointed
President named as chairman of the magazine committee for Rotary International. Mineral Wells hosts Texas state meeting marking first statewide Rotarian gathering since the 1925 Galveston convention. Texas districts realigned into three. 2500 to 3000 Rotarians from about 150 clubs expected. International delegates include Sir Charles Mander of Wolverhampton and Robert L. Hill of Columbus Missouri.
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England
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Roswell and Portales Boys Elected to Honorary Fraternity
J Delbert Copeland of Roswell and Lawrence L Little of Portales have been elected to Lambda Gamma Delta the national honorary agricultural judging fraternity. Both belong to Phi Chi Psi and Alpha Zeta. They were members of the New Mexico State College judging team which competed against 23 teams from the United States and Canada at the national dairy exposition in St Louis last autumn.
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Miss Lois Vaughn Hosts at Harrison Street Home
Miss Lois Vaughn of Trinity visits Dr. and Mrs. W J Shudde at 2907 Harrison. Mrs Shudde and Miss Vaughn are sisters.
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Trinity
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Ranger Anderson Nominated for 41st Rotary District Head
March 12 Ranger Rotary Club sponsors H. Andy Anderson for district governor of Rotary's 41st district in Texas. Anderson, a longtime Rotarian, has never missed a meeting and earlier led Ranger as club president in 1928-29 when hosting the district convention. Previously with Burkburnett club he was an active director and member.
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Amarillo W. T. U. Meets at First Christian Church
The Amarillo Chapter of the W. C. T. U. plans a special meeting at the First Christian Church social center Monday at 3 PM. They will discuss the Allied Forces visit to Amarillo on March 24 and 25.
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Girl Scouts Swim Tests Held In Canyon Gym Tank
Winter swimming instruction was offered to 50 Amarillo Girl Scout Council members at West Texas Teachers College Canyon gym. Senior Mattie Mae Jordan led elementary and advanced courses on February Saturdays through mid March, helping Scouts earn first class tests and merit badges. Participating troops included Cloverleaf Daffodil Acorn Meadowlark Irish Sunflower and Goldenrod.
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Amarillo
Wilcoxsons Move to Amarillo Home Address Listed
Mr and Mrs H V Wilcoxson relocate from Dallas and reside at 2907 Harrison Street in Amarillo. Their son works for the Texas Company. Also noted is the translation of the Japanese ship Shikanami as waves chasing each other.
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Arthur Dye
Pierce Street
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Amarillo
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Pringle School Dedication Tonight With Speaker Dr Hill
Hutchinson County to dedicate the new Pringle school building this evening at 7:30. Dr J A Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College Canyon will be principal speaker. Pringle PTA sponsors program with musical numbers by the Grover School and Community band. The facility features four classrooms an auditorium a gymnasium and a library with modern equipment.
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Melrose Editor to Seek State Representative Seat
A. C. White, editor of the Melrose News, announces candidacy for state representative from Curry County. Pioneer in Eastern New Mexico, he serves on the Curry County Democratic Central Committee and has worked in Portales Elida and Kenna before joining Curry County press.
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New Mexico
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