Horace Mann Junior Honor Society initiates 31 pledges
Thirty one new pledges were inducted into Horace Mann Junior High School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society in a ceremony at the school. The event featured the school orchestra led by Glenn Truax, with initiation and oath administered by society members. Lee Williamson served as sponsor and refreshments followed.
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Horace Mann Junior High School
W. W. Nicklaus
Jimmie Stephens
Patsy Reynolds
Stephens
P. L. Stephens
River Drive
Patsy
L. R. Reynolds
North
Houston
National Junior Honor Society
Glenn Truax
Lee Williamson
Horace Mann
National Honor Society
Peggy Alford
Rachel Amerson
Barbara Rush
Bob Compion
Reira Curry
Sherry Davis
Joe Day
Charles Dunlap
Betty Elliff
Della Flack
Winnie Forbes
Don Hodges
Kenneth Holder
Alynda K. Hudspeth
Boyce Love
Rhaelene Mason
Frances McKinney
Donald Myers
Ganet Pyeatt
Eugene Ray
Wesley Rice
Sally Sharp
Chloe Stradley
Jo Ann Strange
Willie Vester
Theresa Winstead
Mary Jane Winter
Louise Bingham
Beatrice Crawford
Kenneth Hutto
Joe Irvin
C. R. Daffern
Jackie Mevyrs
Thomas Upchurch
Charline Wilson
Charlotte Wilson
Juanell Mareaul
Edna Holt
Maxine Voss
Gene Burnett
Betty Thompson
Ronald Huffstutter
Dean Carpenter
Rita Hayworth seeks 3 million trust for daughter in divorce
Rita Hayworth plans to divorce Ali Khan and demand a three million dollar trust fund for daughter Yasmin. Attorney Bartley Crum said Khan will not oppose the divorce and that Hayworth will sue on general incompatibility after establishing Nevada residence. Crum noted no alimony or property settlement for Hayworth.
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New York
Rita Hayworth
Ali Khan
Yasmin
Bartley Crum
Crum
Aly
Miss Hayworth
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Glenbrook
Nev
Lake Tahoe
Nevada
Amarillo Architects to Hear Chicago AIA Convention Report
Amarillo architects will meet at noon tomorrow in the Herring Hotel to hear Macon O. Carder report on the American Institute of Architects convention held in Chicago last week.
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Amarillo Architects
Herring Hotel
Macon O. Carder
American Institute of Architects
Chicago
Quiet Day Service Planned by Episcopal Women
Plans for a Quiet Day service by Episcopal women at Palo Duro State Park lodge have been postponed indefinitely due to weather.
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Episcopal
Palo Duro State Park
GOP meet reviewed by Panhandle Young Republicans
Miss Ruthelle Bacon Texas state committeewoman told Panhandle Young Republicans last night that the national GOP committee is focusing on the Panhandle Plains and regional plans. She noted a regional GOP headquarters will be in Tulsa Oklahoma and June visit by Mrs Gilford Mayes to aid organization. The group met at 1601 Jackson hosted by Mr and Mrs J Robert McNaghton.
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GOP
Panhandle
Young Republican Club
Ruthelle Bacon
Texas
Tulsa
Miss Bacon
Panhandle Plains
Gilford Mayes
Washington
J. Robert McNaghton
Jackson
Shelbyville Driver Fined for Blocking Highway
Wilbur Leon Taylor was fined for failing to grant the right of way after crowding another car off the highway. The other vehicle belonged to deputies Bob Huesman and Bob Heistand.
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Shelbyville
Ind
U.P
Wilbur Leon Taylor
Bob Huesman
Bob Heistand
Pewter collection and teapot owned by Wellington woman
A Wellington New Zealand resident possesses a diverse pewter set including mugs of various sizes and a Victorian era teapot. Globe-News Want Ads highlight the item for readers seeking to buy or value such antiques.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Car Fire Sparks Save Affairs of Gammage Family
Amarillo Daily News reports circulation contractor Tommy Gilbert smelled smoke from a smouldering fire in the front seat cushion of Roy L. and Mrs. Gammage’s car at 1803 Pierce. He alerted Central Fire Station. firefighters arrived and contained only front seat fire damage plus water and chemical damage to upholstery. The battery was down and the car unused for a week, per Mrs. Gammage.
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Amarillo Daily News
Roy L. Gammage
Pierce
Tommy Gilbert
Globe News
Central Fire Station
Charge Ludham With Felony Theft At Club Runnymede
Harland Ludham aged 26 was charged with felony theft for stealing a camera from the photography concession at Club Runnymede 608 Georgia. He gave 613 North Polk as his address and was arrested yesterday afternoon. Ludham remains in Potter County jail at noon today on a $1,000 bond.
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Harland Ludham
Ludham
North Polk
Club Runnymede
Georgia
Potter County
Origin of tumbler as a drinking glass term
The term tumbler comes from early drinking glasses with rounded or pointed bottoms that could not stand upright on a table, forcing the vessel to tumble or tip over. This etymology notes how design flaws shaped language and everyday objects.
Escapee from Wichita Falls Mental Hospital Arrested in School Burglary
A man described by police as an escapee from a state mental hospital at Wichita Falls was held in the city jail this morning in connection with last night’s burglary at Sam Houston School located at 800 Forest. He carried a bucket of paint taken from 407 Austin. No charges had been filed at noon.
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Louella McClish
MccClish
Amarillo
Neuches
C. T. McClish
Karl D
John H. McClish
Lilly Mae Hess
Maggie Mason
Oklahoma City
Hattie Bullard
Pocatello
Idaho
Tne
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
City
Sam Houston
Forest
Austin
State Mental Hospital
Wichita Falls
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