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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1945
Page
4
Lud Denny counsels Alvin Blake to tolerate his grove of locust trees after repeated removal fails. The two men discuss the persistent trees and a humorous twist on the remedy.
The Connoisseur Society met at the Herring Hotel to plan a fine arts exhibit in the junior ballroom May 25 26 27 with proceeds to the Roosevelt Memorial Fund. Admission 25 cents. Featured items include European master paintings and local works. Mrs L K Johnson chairs the exhibit and Mrs Bill Clifford chairs attendance. Ballroom use courtesy of Otho Thompson, Herring Hotel manager.
The Musical Arts Conservatory presents pupils of Bonnye Beth Baker in an 8:15 PM recital in the recital salon at 1710 Tyler. The program features piano solos and duets by Bach Hyden Beethoven and others with students Irene Bureh Margaret Bromert Nancy Carr Patricia Crossland Christine Cummings Edith Eastes Naoma Ford Claude Hedspeth Billie ise Harbison Reid Leachman Judith Ann Lowry Rose Ann Pratt Judith Feye Richardson Martha Jane Silor Ann Venable Charlene Waner Jerry Yeager and Gary Gerner flute pupil of Hall Axtell assisting.
Members patrons and guests attending the closing luncheon Monday at noon at the Capitol Hotel should reserve by Friday. Call Mrs J W Sanders at 8076 Mrs Dan Farley at 4130 or Mrs Watson B Hamilton at 2067.
The Orpheus recital at McDaniel Studio 1207 West Nineteenth is indefinitely postponed due to illness. The Southern music recital was to be held Friday night at 8 15.
Chief H. F. Longabach says Navy radio and radar technician courses prepare men for postwar electronics work. The program covers building, installing, and maintaining radio equipment and direction finders, and is equivalent to two years of college. Much radar tech knowledge originated in the Navy and remains unfamiliar to many civilian engineers.
Men who pass the Eddy aptitude test start in the Navy as seamen first class and are sent to Naval training centers for nine months of specialized training. A petty officer rating follows completion of this work. The program is open to all 17 year olds. Inductees who pass pre induction physicals may take the aptitude test. Those who pass are assigned to radio technician training after induction. Further information is available at Amarillo Navy Recruiting Station in the post office.
The ten Southern states spent 17.04 dollars per Negro pupil in elementary and secondary schools versus 49.30 dollars per white pupil, highlighting stark funding disparities in 1935 36. The data reflects statewide allocations for public education by race.
At a young age the 15th century Italian painter Pietro Perugini starts his life work by studying under a master, signaling an early commitment to a life in art.
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