Scout Officials to Hold Northwest Texas Meetings in Amarillo
Two major Boy Scout conferences are set in Amarillo next week to boost the Panhandle program. National camp director L. L. McDonald and regional executive J. P. Fitch will lead the Northwest Texas Leaders conference beginning Tuesday, with a second banquet meeting Wednesday night to plan a Panhandle Scout council.
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Texas
Amarillo
Northwest Texas
Boy Scout Leaders
L. L. McDonald
Boy Scouts , of America
J. P. Fitch
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Panhandle
Boy Scout Council
Fitch
Thomas H. Nelson
Mr. Fitch
E. E. Voss
Houston
J.W. Price
Abilene
W. S. Barcus
Colorado City
Buffalo Trail
Boy Scouts
Buffalo
Hereford and Panhandle News In One Day Report
Hereford residents H. T. Neal and C. C. Rockwell were in the area today while John Weatherly from Panhandle and D. C. Stone from Panhandle were also present. A crop prospects report from Canadian says the outlook is the best in ten years as Miss Bernice Pittman recovers from tonsil surgery. A hunter’s note lists scouting events and a camp session with a banquet, chaired by L. C. White and other officials from Amarillo and Abilene clubs.
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John Weatherly
Panhandle
C. C. Rockwell
Amarillo
D. C. Stone
J. W. Shanklin
Canyon
Frank Wolflin
Holmes Well
Gray County
John Fry
Randall County
Conner
Cattle Commission
Wichita Falls
H. C. Walker
van Buren Street
Polk Street
R. Mitchell
Sweetwater
Isham Wright
Jefferson Street
Charles McAfee, Jr
W. O. Hobbs
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
Bernice Pittman
West Twentieth Street
J. S. Kendrick
Dallas
George D. Harper
Better Homes theme highlighted at realtor luncheon
W A Palmer urged home ownership as civic duty at the Amarillo Real Estate board lunch at the Amarillo hotel. Claude Boone Jr., rural school pupil, impressed with noted speech and declamation as he won a state contest in Austin.
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W. A. Palmer
Real Estate Board
Amarillo
Mr. Palmer
Claude Boone, Jr
St. Francis Rural School
Austin
Hamner
Laura V. Hamner
Local Notables and Business Ties Highlight Lubbock News
Paul Trenfield of McDonald Auto Supply plans travel across North Plains territory after years in Higgins auto accessory business. Perry A. Little and Driscoll of Buffalo own Amarillo Gas and Panhandle Pipeline. C. W. Carson of Spearman presides over First National Bank. Mrs Allie Cartwright leaves for Breckenridge with Dr H H Cartwright for two weeks. Plainview duo Harlan and J K Stevens to receive B S in chemical engineering from A and M College June 3. Lubbock Daily News launches as a new evening daily this Wednesday.
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Paul Trenfield
Higgins
McDonald Auto Supply Company
North Plains
Perry A. Little
Mr. Driscoll
Buffalo
N. Y
Amarillo Gas Company
Panhandle Pipeline Company
Harlan and
J. K. Stevens
Plainview
A. & M. College
Lubbock
Community Carnival Draws Big Crowd in Amarillo
The municipal auditorium and rotunda were packed for last night’s community carnival. The event opened at 5 pm with booths and attractions, the Country Store drew interest, and schools and clubs contributed acts. Proceeds fund school libraries playgrounds and other PTAs activities.
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Amarillo
W. W. Flenniken
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Birds Eye View of
Scouting
H. T. Neal
Hereford
Trail of Scouting
L. C. White
Mr. Nelson
R. A. Maddox
Abilene Scout Council
W. M. Elliott
Buffalo Trail Council
W. M. Pierce
J. J. Clark
Iris and
Junie
Breckenridge
E. L. Smith Jewelry and Sporting Goods
East 5Th St
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange
Polk St
Alex Hyman & Company
New Orleans
C. W. Carson
Spearman
Mr. Carson
First National Bank
Allie Cartwright
East Eighth Street
H. H., Cartwright
Daily Globe
Feagl
Ted Amarillo
NEW Sox
Mitton & Meer T
E. Lee Smith
East 5Th
Phone
Amarillo Improvement Company
W. W. Lynch
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