Mrs. Warner Outlines Her Objectives for Texas Campaign
Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude outlines six campaign objectives for congressman at large. She calls for direct representation of farm families, harmonizing national and international relations, adapting employment to a mechanical age, balanced production and industry efforts, a farm cure over farm relief, and a united Texas. She advocates fewer loans, more profits, wage fairness, live at home programs, a farm and home demonstration agent in every county, and orderly marketing for farm commodities.
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Claude
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Cowhands Headed to El Paso for Amarillo Convention
Texas cattlemen journey to El Paso for the fifty sixth annual Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers convention with two Rock Island excursion trains. About 80 delegates from Northwest Texas, led by Wilbur C. Hawk, prepare for three days of meetings and events including banquets, receptions, and roping contests in Juarez and El Paso.
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Rotary Conference to Hear Next RI President Candidate
At Mineral Wells on May 2 and 3 the all-State Rotary conference will feature a speaker lineup from headquarters including a likely next Rotary International president. Anderson, a former newspaper man, has held roles as district governor, director and third vice president.
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El Paso Chamber Event Schedule for Governors Visit
Through the El Paso Chamber of Commerce events are set with dancing in the Paso del Norte lobby at 8 PM on Thursday March 17 and a 4 PM reception at the Woman's Club for governors wives and visiting ladies. The association headquarters will be at the Hilton Hotel.
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Rotary to Convene Texas Meeting in Mineral Wells
The president now chairs the magazine committee for the Rotarian monthly. Mineral Wells hosts the first state wide Rotarian gathering since the 1925 Galveston convention when Texas split into three districts. 2500 to 3000 Rotarians from about 150 Texas clubs are expected. International reps include Sir Charles Mander of Wolverhampton and Robert L. Hill of Columbia MO, signaling the event’s prominence in Rotary circles.
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Roswell and Portales Boys Honored by Honorary Fraternity
J Delbert Copeland of Roswell and Lawrence L Little of Portales elected to Lambda Gamma Delta, national honorary agricultural judging fraternity. Both are Phi Chi Psi and Alpha Iota members, and were on the New Mexico State College judging team at the national dairy expo in St Louis last fall with 23 other judging teams from U S and Canada.
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Canada
St. Louis
Trinity guest Lois Vaughn dining with Shudd es
Miss Lois Vaughn of Trinity is the guest of Dr and Mrs W J Shudde at 2907 Harrison The two are sisters and share the visit in a quiet family gathering at the Shudde home.
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Ranger Anderson Nominated District Governor Candidate
The Ranger Rotary Club backs H C Andy Anderson for district governor of Rotary 41st district in Texas. A Ranger Rotarian nine years, never missing a meeting, he is a former club president and led 1928 29 when Ranger hosted the district convention. Previously with Burkburnett Rotary, he was a director and active member.
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W T U Meeting On March 24 25 In Amarillo
The Amarillo Chapter of the W. C. T. U. will meet Monday at 3 PM at the social center of the First Christian Church. They will discuss the visit of Allied Forces to Amarillo on March 24 and 25.
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Girl Scouts Swim Tests At Canyon Gym
Winter swimming lessons were offered to 60 Amarillo Girl Scout members through West Texas Teachers College Canyon gym. Mattie Mae Jordan, senior at the college and former Amarillo Scout camp counselor, taught elementary and advanced courses on Saturdays from February into mid March. Scouts from Cloverleaf Daffodil Acorn Meadowlark Irish Sunflower and Goldenrod troops earned first class test work and merit badge prerequisites.
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Amarillo
Wilcoxsons Move to Amarillo from Dallas
Mr and Mrs H V Wilcoxson have moved to Amarillo, living at 2907 Harrison Street, with their son employed by the Texas Company. The text notes that Shikanami translates to waves chasing each other in English.
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Pringle School To Be Dedicated Today
Dedication services for Hutchinson County s newest school building in Pringle will begin at 7 30 this Sunday evening. Dr J A Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College Canyon will be principal speaker. The Pringle PTA sponsors the program which opens with music by the Grover School and Community band. The building includes four large classrooms an auditorium a gymnasium and a library all outfitted with modern equipment.
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Melrose Editor to Seek State House Seat
A. C. White editor of the Melrose News declares candidacy for state representative from Curry County He is a Curry County Democratic Central Committee member and has newspaper experience in Portales Elida and Kenna before settling in Curry County.
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