Phi Theta Kappa Initiates Ten Amarillo College Students Tonight
Amarillo College honors group Phi Theta Kappa will initiate ten liberal arts students in a 7 pm library ceremony followed by a banquet in the college cafeteria. Dean Joseph B. Davis will give the address. Presenters include Gene Schultz as chapter president. Guests from the college faculty are Mrs. Inman Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Ward Mrs. Warren Mrs. Talbot Miss Miesse Miss Bruce and Miss Linderholm.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Amarillo College
Wisleta Nuss
Pat Austin
Merita Brummett
Patricia Donovan
Earline Gittrege
Alfred Haight
Loyce Hudson
Loyce Hudson,’ Helen Hume,’ Frances Rae Martin, Edmund’ Notestine
Douglas’ Rice
Joseph B. Davis
Gene Schultz
Phi Theta
Inman
Shaw
Ward
Warren
Talbot
Miess
Letters and notices continue in community column
A reader seeks a part time child care helper for late afternoons and evenings, offering references and work after 4 PM. Also listed are two kittens for adoption, a lost billfold with $20 at Montgomery Ward, a hospital pass, and ironing services offered by Mrs Smith in Panhandle Texas with contact details.
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East
Tenth
Apt
Alta Harper
Veterans’ Hospital
Montgomery Ward
Coal Diggers By Hal Boyle Lead
A Fort Knox style digger tale notes gold mining oddities with a miner unlikely to spot or recognize an underground elephant and the gold he hunts remains elusive amid the boreal oddities of mining life.
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Hal Boyle
Fort Knox
Gold Link to Dentistry Revealed in Deep Mine Tale
Harlan Walker, assistant general manager of Homestake Mine, notes the rarity of free specks of gold in mining work. The mine, largest in the Americas, hosts miners who can labor for years without encountering gold fragments.
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Harlan Walker
Homestake
Americas
Gold Mining as Industrial Twin to Auto Factories
Miners distinguish country rock from ore bearing rock as skilled engineers outline usable sites. The gold business mirrors an automobile factory with many skilled tasks to extract ore. Ore is screened, waste sand returned as fill, and only gold is lost. Workers drill tunnels, blast with dynamite, and remove ore with power shovels. The operation runs seven days, with top earners $12 to $15 daily, living high above sea level and miles from home. The mine spans 37 levels, 120 miles of tunnels, and a yearly output of 1,400,000 tons of ore. It uses vast timber, hoists, and pumps, delivering $460,000,000 in annual ore value.
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Panhandle, Texas
Imarillo
Casnva Deason
Dia
Dick Turner
WEA Service
T. Hec
Frazier
Beery
Prescription Shop
Schlitz Pabst
BLATZ
Budweiser
Prager
ACME
Aews
Terma Empire Mfg. Co
Com
Montaly
Lee Bank
Bu Tg la Line
Bank
the Panhandler
F.d.lc
Polk Corner
P. R. Nichols
State Farm Mutual
State Farm Insurance
Co's
Mae Ws
Lame Cash City
Radcliff Supply CO
E. Brown
Amarillo, Texas
Pampa, Texas
Bessy
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