Plan Clinic On Grammar Plan Clinic On Grammar
Amarillo English teachers and language staff will meet Dr. Walter Kauffers for a grammar clinic at Amarillo High School Wednesday and Thursday. First session 7 30 Wednesday evening in Room 209. Mrs. McDavid will introduce. Kauffers, Stanford associate professor, tours under NCET and NFMLTA. He has 170 articles and three books. Informal conferences planned for Thursday.
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Amarillo
Walter Vincent Kauffers
Amarillo High School
W. A. McDavid
AHS
Kaulfers
National Council of English Teachers
National Federation of Modern Language Teachers
Americas
School of Education
Stanford University
Youth Center Receives Weekend $52, Brings Total to $2137.50
Contributions to the San Jacinto Youth Center over the weekend totaled 52 dollars, raising the grand total to 2137.50. Secretary John Fairey noted a misattribution of a 20 dollar check from Phoenix that actually came from Tucson.
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San Jacinto
John Fairey
City Clean-Up Urged In Amarillo For Health And Fire Safety
Fire Chief Ed Wilson calls for a concentrated city clean up to prevent fires by removing trash from vacant rooms attics and lots while health officials survey garbage and sewer conditions. Dr George W Cox advocates a statewide Spring house cleaning to reduce mosquitos rats and disease linked to filth and poor disposal practices.
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Amarillo
Ed Wilson
City Health Department
Wilson
George W. Cox
Texas
Cox
Missing Bomber II Dog Reunited After Surge for Reward
Bomber II, a Pekingese Pomeranian mix owned by Mrs. Fay Klutts of 2218 Taylor, returns home after being missing since December 8. Joe Podzemny of Bushland found the dog and traded $25 plus compensation for damages. Bomber II had been living in a barn and caused a few Upholstery mishaps before the reunion. Bomber I, a brother, flew 55 missions in England during the war.
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Bomber II
Fay Klutts
Taylor
Bomber I
Joe Podzemny
Bushland
Podzemny
Podzemny's
Imber I
England
Germany
Funeral Tomorrow for W. J. Smith 88 Amarillo Resident
Funeral services for W. J. Smith known as Cap will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in Boxwell Brothers Chapel with C. V. Oldham and Curtis Camp officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Smith died yesterday at age 88 after 41 years in Amarillo and 13 with the public schools. survivors include his widow four sons four daughters three brothers 20 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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W. J. Smith
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
C. V. Oldham
Curtis Camp
San Jacinto Church of Christ
O. A. Pitt
Thomas H. Rowan
Clyde LeMartin
Edel Auterbum
Hubert Litle
Tom Johnson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Cap
Twin Belgian police dogs blamed in bite dispute
In Boston municipal court Efin Kontelos could not tell which of two twin Belgian police dogs bit him as both animals look identical and were involved in the incident.
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Boston
U.P
Efin Kontelos
Red Cross fund drive reaches twenty thousand dollars
Total proceeds of the annual Red Cross fund drive have hit 20868.80 dollars, announced by Red Cross manager Franklin D. Davis. He urged individuals and firms without envelopes to call the Red Cross office for delivery, and firms with pledges to arrange pickup. Jim Hudson reported 250 dollars in new pledges, lifting big gifts to 16633.65 dollars. Mrs. Pete Knight noted the women’s division is near completion with remaining work due by Wednesday night. Small white boxes around town will be collected at month’s end, with funds per box ranging from 2.72 to 26 cents, aiming for about one dollar per box across 200 boxes.
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Red Cross
Franklin D. Davis
Davis
Jim Hudson
Big Gifts
Old-Timers in Amarillo Hospitalized Improve Early Today
Mel Armstrong and Low Sellars, two longtime Amarillo residents, were reported improving and in favorable condition this afternoon. Hospital attendants said Armstrong was "just fine" while updates on Sellars indicated continued recovery at Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital.
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Amarillo
Mel Armstrong
Amarillo Osteopathic
Armstrong and Sellars Undergo Hospital Treatments
Hospital officials reported that Mr. Armstrong, a pioneer peace officer and cattleman from 2604 Fillmore, underwent a major operation last Saturday. Lon Sellars, veteran country commissioner, showed improvement after being treated at Northwest Texas Hospital for a serious nose bleed yesterday.
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Armstrong
Fillmore
Northwest Texas Hospital
Lon Sellars
Sellars
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