Flags To Be Flown For American Day In Amarillo
Flags will fly in Amarillo on Saturday for American Day. Mayor Joe Jenkins asks local firms to display the U S flag Saturday in observance of American Day. A retreat ceremony is planned at Amarillo Army Air Field at 4 30 p m with Brig Gen Carl W Connell inviting public attendance to see about 7500 basic trainees and aviation mechanic students parade. War Department decorations will be presented posthumously at the field to Panhandle relatives of soldiers killed or missing in action. Civilian guests should enter at the south Highway 66 entrance by 4 16 p m.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
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Miss Bette Wheat Delivers Speech Recital at Texas State College
Miss Bette Wheat a junior at Texas State College for Women spoke her recital on May 17 presenting Valhalla by Robert Francis. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Wheat of 106 Forest Street and appeared with five other students.
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Bette Wheat
Texas State College For Women
Robert Francis
Miss Wheat
Jack Wheat
Forest Street
Soul and Body Lesson Sermon Sunday May 21
The Churches of Christ will read a Lesson-Sermon titled Soul and Body on May 21. The Golden Text cites Philippians 3 20 21 and Romans 12 2, and the Christian Science passage affirms Soul as God and man as His reflection. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Churches of Christ
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Globe-News
Rotary Hears A K Baracat on American ideals
A K Baracat told Amarillo Rotary Club that America represents the best from many nations and urged preservation for future generations. He cited rejection of divine right, inequality, and guilty until proven innocent, praising universal education and free enterprise. Col R M Bacher discussed Cactus Ordnance plant work. Central Junior High Choir performed three numbers.
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A. K. Baracat
Amarillo
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R. M. Bacher
Cactus Ordnance Plant
Army Ordnance Plants
Central Junior High School
Wilson School Instrumental Pupils To Give Recital
A group of instrumental pupils from Wilson School will give a recital tonight at 8 o'clock, led by Mrs. Cleta Linda Holland and Mrs. Oscar Wise at Myers Music Mart 1322 Tyler Street. The program features members of the Wilson School orchestra including Barbara Ann Wilkinson Grady Davis Richard Gower David James Betty Jo Denman and more.
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Wilson School
Cleta Linda Holland
Oscar Wise
Myers Music Mart
Tyler Street
Barbara Ann Wilkinson
Grady Davis
Richard Gower
David James
Betty Jo Denman
Raymond Estess
Joan Thrasher
Jerry Pat Masterson
Ralph Benton
James Roy Hagameier
Billy Benton
Kenneth Bailey
Billy Wilkinson
Jimmie Gast
Bobby Brazille
Billy Thompson
George Morehead
Robert Wheatley
Shirley Gant
Wayne Rodney
Joe Ed Pate
Stanley Pittman
Peggy Jo Quisenberry
Farwell To Address Life Underwriters Meeting
Jim Farwell will be the principal speaker tomorrow noon at the annual Amarillo Life Underwriters Association meeting in the Capitol Hotel. C. L. Copeland president said important business and officer elections will be considered and urged all members to attend. The Amarillo group will send a large delegation to the state association war conference June 12 to 14 at the Hotel Adolphus in Dallas.
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Amatillo Life Underwriters Association
Capitol Hotel
C. L. Copeland
Amarillo Group
State Association
Hotel Adolphus
Dallas
Ed Snook Elevated by Optimist International District
Ama rillo Club president Ed Snook was elected lieutenant-governor of Optimist Zone A at the district meeting in Shreveport Louisiana. Leo Miller reported the meeting, with B W Hayden introducing soloist Joseph Birge and pianist Kathleen Hasty. Sadie Sadderis joined the club as an optimist. Guests Bill White and Hubert Cole attended.
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Ed Snook
Amarillo
Optimist International
Shreveport
Leo Miller
B. W. Hayden
Joseph Birge
Kathleen Hasty
Sadie Sadderis
Bill White
Hubert Cole
Piano Pupils To Perform In Two Recitals At Conservatory
Two piano programs will be presented tonight and tomorrow night at the Musical Arts Conservatory drawing-room 1710 Tyler Street at 8 15 by pupils from Ardath Johnsons class. Tonight features sonatas and concertos by Kasschau Haydn Mozart and Mendelssohn. Performers include Vivian Taylor Marian Borden Rosemary Bowlin Guida Myrl Miller and Alma Ruth Lampe. A group of high school and college pupils will close with a varied solo program Saturday night. Participants include Nancy Fields Mary Kellam Eugene Akers Rosemary Bowlin Clifford Casey Rosemary Allen Betty Mae Cooper Ave Jo Moreman Elnedine Silor Mary Martha Moore and Alma Ruth Lampe.
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Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler Street
Ardath Johnson
Kasschau
Haydn
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Vivian Taylor
Marian Borden
Hereford
Rosemary Bowlin
Guida Myrl Miller
Alma Ruth Lampe
Nancy Fields
Mary Kellam
Eugene Akers
Clifford Casey
Rosemary Allen
Betty Mae Cooper
Ave Jo Moreman
Canyon
Elnedine Silor
Fritch
Mary Martha Moore
Guida Myr Miller
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