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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1946
Page
7
William Darrah spoke to the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club on Play and Recreation for the Business and Professional Man at the San Jacinto Methodist Church. Billy Thurman sang vocal solos with his mother. Amarillo visitors Paul Allingham Art Bralley W A Richards and Wells Faulkner attended. Duke Nally John Pairey Jr and Jimmie Short were guests. Earle Fischer oversaw the program.
Amarillo College announces senior pictures for the Palo Duro college annual. Students must have portraits taken November 4 to 9 at 118 A West Sixth. Miss Lee Ann Sullivan and W. A Patman are the 1946 47 Palo Duro sponsors.
At 9 o'clock the ceremonial directors opened with a street parade in front of local businesses including M and L Transfer, Plains Chevrolet, and Herring Hotel. Khiva Temple drum corps performed street stunts as 2000 diners were served a John Snider barbecue in the Temple basement. Elmer Lewis directed the dramatic portion in Dr. Parcell's absence, with 75 candidates forming their class as a parade planned to honor Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children.
The York Street Congregational Church in Newport Kentucky is $63.90 ahead after 50 years when Lydia Pyle Simkinson found a 25-cent piece in an old coin card. The coin, unused since 1896, traveled to California and back before being returned with $13.65 interest and a $50 penalty check.
Friday events highlighted by a grand party in the third floor ballroom with a Halloween motif as the potentate’s ball drew a full house. Jeff Stringer of Amarillo pressed ahead with hospital memberships and campaign activity while rival candidates Goat Hopper and Ona Olton Pate pushed to boost efforts in the ring.
Luke A. Henderson was ordered to pay 50 and 17.40 court costs plus 106 for a broken window and the $2 taxi fare after a dispute over a $2 taxi ride in Bremerton Washington. The case ended with a court judgment and repair costs in addition to the fare.
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