Books Honor Memory of Kitty O'Keefe Memorial Classics For Amarillo High
Mr and Mrs Earl O Keefe of 2008 Hayden purchased 18 Heritage Classics for Amarillo High School library in memory of their daughter Kitty who was killed in a car accident last July. The set includes Robinson Crusoe Moby Dick The Pickwick Papers The Poems of Emerson and Longfellow The Rime of the Ancient Mariner The Scarlet Letter Tales of the Gold Rush Vanity Fair Alice in Wonderland Through the Looking Glass A Childs Garden of Verse Sonnets from the Portuguese Treasure Island The Vicar of Wakefield and other works by Goldsmith.
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Earl O'Keefe
Hayden
Amarillo High School
Kitty
Robinson Crusoe
Defoe
Melville
Dickens
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Untermeyer
Coleridge
Hawthorne
Sir Roger de Coverly
Addison and Steele
Harte
Vanity Fair
Thackeray
Paul Bunyan
Carroll
Stevenson
Tennyson
Browning
Wakefield
Goldsmith
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting at IOOF Hall
John B. Golding Post Auxiliary and 1907 Auxiliary VFW will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in IOOF Hall. Election of officers will be held during the session.
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John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
IOOF
Rex Reed Named Regional Planning Engineer for Reclamation
Rex Reed was announced as regional planning engineer for the U S Bureau of Reclamation headquarters by Wesley R. Nelson. Reed succeeds Everett Giles and is a veteran of the reclamation service, joining in 1933 and serving in the Navy during World War II before returning to Washington, D C and Amarillo assignments.
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Rex Reed
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Wesley R. Nelson
Reed
Everett T. Giles
Reclamation Service
Bureau
Denver
Colo
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Washington, D. C
Amarillo
Santa Fe Officials Plan Carlsbad Inspection Tour
Santa Fe general manager G. C. Jefferies traffic manager H. C. Vincent and other Santa Fe officials will travel to Carlsbad on Sunday to meet Pres Fred H. Gurley and the Santa Fe board and executives. They will tour three potash producers and refineries then proceed by special train to El Paso for a dinner with the chamber of commerce directors.
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G. C. Jefferies
H. C. Vincent
Santa Fe
Carlsbad
Fred H. Gurley
Mr. Gurley
el Paso
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Leads Texas in Grade A Milk Supply
Amarillo's Grade A milk supply is described as ample, potentially larger than any Texas city. City chemist Jack Wyatt notes the city can meet its own needs and supply several Panhandle cities, while the commission moves to require only Grade A milk after April 1.
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Amarillo
Texas
Jack Wyatt
Panhandle
Mr. Wyatt
Amarillo Army Air Field
Plains Creamery
Borden's
Wyatt
Pampa
Lubbock
Memphis
Plains
Red Cross fund drive nears goal with favorable reports
Red Cross workers say canvass progress depends on weather and expect to finish by weekend. Two zone chairmen have filed reports while the big gifts committee shows 15 515 86 toward a 30 000 goal. Overall drive reaches 16 000 with bank and post office booths totaling 757 86. women’s division chairwoman notes many extensions for reports.
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Red Cross
Franklin D. Davis
Mr. Davis
Davis
E. B. Meyer
Pete Knight
Grand Jury Seated in Potter County Itself
The Potter County grand jury sits in session to consider cases including theft burglary and other offenses.
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Potter County
Yale Drama to Present Amarilloan Play Ameri can Primitive
Thomas McEvoy Patterson of Amarillo writes Ameri can Primitive to be staged by Yale University Department of Drama as its fourth major production of the year. Patterson, a Navy veteran, studies with Walter Pritchard Eaton at Yale in New Haven Conn.
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Thomas McEvoy Patterson
Amarillo
Yale University Department of Drama
Patterson
Walter Pritchard Eaton
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Optis Mrs Club Executive Board Meeting Announced
The executive board of the Optis Mrs Club will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o clock at the home of Mrs. Edwin Snook located at 2108 Lipscomb.
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Optis Mrs. Club
Edwin Snook
Lipscomb
County Jail Population Drops to 41 On Morning Report
Potter County's jail population this morning stood at 41 prisoners the lowest in several weeks. The tally included 38 state and county prisoners and 3 federal prisoners. Two federal prisoners were transients en route to the U S Reformatory at El Reno Oklahoma.
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Potter County
U. S. Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
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