Rainbow Girls Install Officers in public ceremony
Rainbow Girls held a public installation in the East Room of Khiva Temple. Installing officers included Jean Fulton Wanda Tadlock Arlie Brown and Nancy Buckner. New officers named Pat Yield ing Mary Ann Put man Laura Ruth Thurman and others. The choir and paraphernalia committee were listed with multiple members. The next meeting is May 30 at 7 30 in the East Room.
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Lone Star Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Khiva Temple
Jean Fulton
Wanda Tadlock
Arlie Brown
Nancy Buckner
Monte Bell Mize
Pat Yielding
Mary Ann Putman
Laura Ruth Thurman
Charity
Pat Kirkpatrick
Hope
Martin Fields
Dorothy Thurman
Sharon Cobl
Wanda Rhodes
Joyce Conger
Frances Armstrong
Rhetta Dutton
Nature
Betty Hickerson
Immortality
Cynthia Glasgow
Fidelity
Myra Bunch
Evelyn Putman
Jo Ann Fulton
Confidential Observer
Myr! O’dell
Outer Observer
Janie Sample
Jean Hale
Ann
Tom Weatherly
M Ellison
Ann Nell Butler
Ann Johnson
Janet Forbis
Sue Nell Wood
Dorothy Patterson
Farm market cash receipts rise in January 1947
January 1947 cash receipts from farm marketings rose nearly 40 percent above January 1946, indicating strong demand for agricultural products and higher selling prices during the period.
SSS Tonic Rejuvenates Energy and Blood Strength
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for sluggishness by boosting red blood cells and stomach digestion. It claims to improve appetite, weight, energy, sleep, and skin color, with a promise of better overall vitality and health.
400 Expected At Oil Meet
Presiding officer at the American Petroleum Institute spring meeting will be H. S. Kelly of Bartlesville Oklahoma. An engineer for Phillips Petroleum Company he chairs the mid continent API production division. The spring meeting continues through Friday with more than 400 out of town oil men making hotel reservations.
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H. S. Kelly
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Oklo
Phillips Petroleum Company
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Delay Meeting Of Realtors Due To Scheduling Conflict
The Amarillo Real Estate Board indefinitely postponed its meeting because of a date conflict with the San Angelo realtors. Acting president Mickey Maguire said the courtesy delay was to avoid clashing with the San Angelo gathering, with a new date not announced. Brent Flenniken spoke as guest executive secretary of the Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association.
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West Texas Realtors
Mickey Maguire
San Angelo Realtors
San Angelo
Amarillo Realtors
Mexican Inn
Brent Flenniken
The
Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association
Corma Marks
J. L. Fuqua
Gordon Fuqua
T. H. McDonald
Frank Price
Albuquerque
Bill Askew
Guard Over World’s Rarest Stamp At Exhibition
In New York on May 21 officials guarded the British Guiana 1856 one cent magenta, a rare stamp valued at $50,000. The stamp vanished briefly from a blue velvet box and a glass case before being recovered beneath the mounting after heat from spotlights loosened its fastenings.
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New York
U.P
British Guiana
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