Scouts Field Day Camporee Opens Friday
Amarillo Area Boy Scouts announce the second annual Field Day and Camporee at the Tri State Fair Grounds on Friday and Saturday. About 400 scouts from Claude and Canyon will participate with a camp fire Friday night and a full program beginning at 4 15 Friday afternoon.
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Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Tri- State Fair Grounds
Marvin J. Paul
Paul
Claude
Canyon
Bralley
F. M. Bralley
Blair Cherry
Amarillo High School
Will M. Benton
Church Architect Due Here May Seventeen in Amarillo
A. F. Wickes of Indianapolis says a church architect chosen as advisory for the First Christian Church edifice will arrive in Amarillo the week of May 17 and begin work on plans upon arrival, according to Dr. Roy C. Snodgrass the pastor.
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A. F. Wickes
Indianapolis
Ind
First Christian Church
Amarillo
Roy C. Snodgrass
Preaches Wednesday Night by Rev Jacob Rosenthal
Abilene converted Jew and ordained Baptist minister Rev Jacob Rosenthal will occupy the Assembly of God Church pulpit at 900 North Pierce Street Wednesday at 8 PM He preaches to all denominations and will discuss prophecies concerning the Jews in his talk at the service
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Jacob Rosenthal
Abilene
Assembly of God Church
North Pierce Street
Rosenthal
First Baptist Church
Schedule of events for troop meet and overstay note
The timetable lists 9:50 tattoo 10:00 taps and a sequence through 6:00 official close of meet. It includes breakfasts, inspections, field events, rewards, and a note that troops may stay over at their own risk if leaders accompany them.
Deep Stuff Rejoins Police After Long Absence in Amarillo
A year old police mascot frog nicknamed Deep Stuff, real name McCroaker, returns to duty at the Amarillo station after hiding during winter. The six named frogs, including McDowell and McDaniels, share a quirky roster as the department’s unofficial mascot. Deep Stuff often hibernates by a locker or shady corner, emerges to mingle at night, hunts flies swiftly, and tolerates no disturbance while the officers guard him.
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Deep Stuff
McCroaker
McDowell
McDuffy
McCorley
McNeilus
McDaniels
Police Department
The
Law
Amarillo
Mr. McCroaker
Pupils Vie in Ticket Sales for Club Play
Students at Sam Houston Junior High organized in an assembly into red and blue teams to sell tickets for The death by own action Specialist a three act comedy drama staged May 8 and 9 by Curtain Club to aid the athletic fund. Tickets cost 50 and 25 cents with Russell Stationery printing tickets free of charge.
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Sam Houston Junior High School
Sam Houston
Neil West Harvey
Charles Milton
Fox Drug
Russell Stationery Company
Postcard Campaign Urges Roosevelt Candidacy in Texas
Austin resident James Holloway reports that a broad postcard campaign started to back Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt for president. He says 131 of Texas's 180 legislators signed the mail pushing Roosevelt's candidacy.
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Roosevelt
Austin
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
James Holloway
Holloway
Texas
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