Party for All Ex-servicemen at Amarillo Legion Hall
Ex servicemen are invited to a stag lunch and smoker hosted by Amarillo Voiture 40 or 8 at the American Legion Hall 617 West Seventh starting at 7 PM. Ernest T Naylor chairs the reception committee with J B Garrison Charley Gibson and Sol Levine as other chairmen.
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Amarillo
American Legion Hall
West Seventh
the Legion
J. B. Garrison
Charley Gibson
Sol Levine
Amarillo High School Students Attend Panhandle Press Meet
Amarillo High School delegates led by Sue Cearley attend the Panhandle High School Press Association convention at West Texas State College. Cearley, PHSPA president and Sandstorm editor, joins Bonnie McNutt and Ara Cox on panels. Other staff members and yearbook staffers contribute to editing, makeup, sports, and feature writing sessions.
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Amarillo
Panhandle High School Press Association
West Texas State College
Sue Cearley
PHSPA
Miss Cearley
Jess Cearely
Travis
Sue
AHS
the Sandstorm
Bonnie McNutt
Sandstorm
AHS la Airosa
Asociate
Ara Cox
Jerry Kennedy
Julian Levine
Sandie
Kathleen Casey
Jean Mas
Rag Vees
Jane Vedweight
Maxinee
Edna Roper
Betty Jo Travis
Scott Dine
Carol Bliss
Billy Bryant
Dick Pond
Audrey Posey
Joe
Cantata tickets limited via Furr stores in Amarillo
Amarillo Symphony and choir from Panhandle area will present Elijah under A Clyde Roller at Municipal Auditorium on March 21. Tickets distributed only through Furr Food Stores, no reserved seating, capacity limits apply. Tickets available daily during store hours at all Furr outlets.
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Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Purr Food
Furr Food
Amarillo
Rites in Rotan For Marion Hicks
Last rites for Marion DeLanie Hicks 72, father of Miss Ethel Hicks, will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Joe McCombs Funeral Home in Rotan. He died yesterday in Rotan after a heart attack. had lived in West Texas most of his life, moving from Lou. A 1939 Chevrolet sedan was stolen yesterday afternoon from 808 Vernon. license AS-3578, owned by Mrs R R Yarbrough.
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Vernon
R. R. Yarbrough
Marion DeLanie Hicks
Ethel Hicks
Parker
Rotan
Tex
Joe McCombs
Mr. Hicks
West Texas
Lou
Publication leaders plan WTSC event agenda and awards
A West Beng convention agenda outlines registration at 8 30 and sessions in the administration building 9 30 open, welcome by Dean Walter H Juniper WTSC with Joe Powell responding. David Rasco of the Globe News to speak while campaign elites attend a luncheon at 12 30. Sections conclude with awards and a Randall Hall dance.
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Amarillo
Benham
Hal Sullenberger
Jean Isiana
Ann Duvall
Max Motley
Charles Putnam
West Beng
Ellie Whitmore
AHS
Laura Roberts
Rotan
Walter H. Juniper
WTSC
Joe Powell
Childress
PHSPA
David Rasco
The
Globe News
Campaign Elite
Hiewhlah
Enn
Seavo
VATU
Randall Hall
Cooperation Sought for Clean Up Campaign In Amarillo
Ed Moyer chairman of the chamber of commerce Clean Up committee says service clubs will cooperate in the Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up drive. The committee, within the Civic Affairs panel chaired by Charles Wolflin, is forming groups for the 1951 campaign with W E Steer Downtown Lions Club Rabbi Arthur Bluhn Amarillo Ministerial Alliance J A Windom American Business Club Sam A James City of Amarillo Health Department Henry Thomson Amarillo Kiwanis Club Jess Dearley Amarillo Public Schools listed as cooperators.
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Ed Moyer
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Affairs Comittee
Charles Wolflin
W. E. Steer
Downtown Lions Club
Rabbi Arthur Bluhn
Amarillo Ministerial Alliance
J. A. Windom
American Business Club
Sam A. James
City of
Rites Tomorrow For W C James
Funeral services for William Cal vin James will be held at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at the First Assembly of God with Rev E R Foster officiating Pallbearers are Dewey Ashcroft Glen Newbold Roy Merchant R E Grimes Neal Cross and Ernest Thrasher The 49 year old Amarillo resident died yesterday morning at 726 North Aldredge after a heart attack Born October 12 1901 in Columbus Arkansas he is survived by his wife two daughters a sister and two brothers Burial will be in Llano Cemetery under the direction of Griggs & Sons
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William Calvin James
Assembly of God
E. R. Foster
Dewey Ashcroft
Glen Newbold
Roy Merchant
R. E. Grimes
Neal Cross
Ernest Thrasher
Mr. James
North Aldredge
Amarillo
Columbus, Ark
Julia Mae Brooks
North East Ninth
Juanita James
Iona Ellis
Pauls Valley
Okla
Wilburn James
North East Hth
Reel Arthur James
North Cleveand
Negro Charged In Kansas City Robbery Case
Nelson Johnson, 24, a Black man, was to be transported to Kansas City Missouri to face robbery charges. He allegedly robbed the Petit P peanuts store on November 28, 1950, with L. E. Haupt of the police robbery bureau and detective Tom Madigan handling the case.
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Nelson Johnson
Kansas City
Johnson
L. E. Haupt
Littlefield Woman Hurt In Sharp Object Incident
Emma Jean Lucky a Black woman from Littlefield was cut with a sharp object in an altercation on Harrison Street. She was treated at Wyatt's Hospital and released. The other Black woman involved is in city jail. no charges filed.
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Emma Jean Lucky
Littlefield
Harrison
Wyatt's Hospital
Bee Sting Triggers Sydney Truck Crash Injuring Driver and Child
A bee sting on a truck driver's lip in Sydney led to a crash that wrecked the truck and caused serious injuries to the driver and his four year old daughter. The incident underscores risks faced by road users when sudden medical or environmental factors intervene during transport.
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Sydney
Australia
Philco Demonstrator to Demonstrate Electric Ranges
Philco home economist Eliza Clark arrives this afternoon to demonstrate electric ranges at the opening of Rattan and White Music Company at 3313 17 West Sixth. Bob Lewis of Southwestern Appliance Co arrangements include demonstrations tonight tomorrow and tomorrow night in the Philco room.
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Philco
Eliza Clark
Rattan & White Music Company
West Sixth
Bob Lewis
Southwestern Applance Co
Rattan & White
Canadian cement production climbs in 1949 to 32 million
The 1949 production value for manufactured cement products in Canada reached 32,693,645 dollars, marking a 25 percent increase over the prior year. The rise reflects stronger industrial activity and higher demand for construction materials across the country.
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Canada
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