Philharmonic Club hears music of the Americas at Canyon meet
The Philharmonic Club met at Mrs. R. C. Martini's home with hostesses Mrs. F. M McLaughlin and Mrs. Joe Shields. Ruth Delzell led a program on the music of the West Indies and related nations, featuring vocal solos piano numbers and a Spanish dance. A Nov 17 meeting at Cousins Hall Canyon was announced along with plans for a Pan American Fiesta finale in May.
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Philharmonic Club
R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
F. M McLaughlin
Joe Shields
Americas
Ruth, Delzell
West Indies
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Hall Johnson
H. L. Briegs
Warren Fisk
Andalusia
S. Yradier
N. Hallmark
H. W. Loomis
The
Philharmonics
J. W. Sanders
Mimrbry
Manuel de Falla
A. H. Mabry
Ted Lokey
J. M. Simpson, Jr
Charles F. Smith
H. L. Briggs
M. G Mathis
Cousins Hall
Canyon
Ada V. Clark
Houston Bright
Wallace Clark
L. F. Sheffy
C. N. Hallmark
Hereford
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
E. Burnett
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Mozart
Bruno Walter
Mesdames Sheffy
Bright
Mathis
Ruth Griffin
Charles M. Holt
Hallmark
Shields
Martini
George Vineyard
Lokey
Ben R. Solnick
W. L. Burns
R. W. Adams
Wendell Henry
Howard Boxwell
H L. Briggs
Sarah Parr
Smith
E. A. Paschal
S. A. Wingerd
Mabry
G. A. Waller
Delzell
Burnett
Fisk
Misses Clark
Martha Marsh
Arkansas City
Helen Strite
A. R. Castleberry
Mrs. Wingerd
Car Wrecking Firm Expands Plans
The city engineer and building inspector Wallace Hazlewood reviews expansion plans for American Auto Wrecking Company at 203 North Fillmore Street. The project proposes a two story brick building with a 50 foot front. City hall issued permits for five new homes totaling 2,358,630 in estimated construction costs. Permits list J A Williams at 1006 Bonham Street for a 6000 six room brick house, J F Sandifer at 1202 West Twentieth Avenue for 3950 five room frame, Floyd Richards at 1808 Crockett Street for 3500 five room frame, C C Bills at 600 North Johnson Street for 3000 five room frame, and Charles Prioe at 2402 West Eighth Avenue for 2500 five room frame.
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Wallace Hazlewood
American Auto Wrecking Company
North Fillmore Street
City Hall
J. A. Williams
Bonham Street
J. F. Sandifer
West
Twentieth Avenue
Floyd Richards
Crockett Street
C. C. Bills
North Johnson Street
Charles Prioe
West Eighth Avenue
Trained Golden Eagles Practice Central Asian Fox Hunts
A popular Central Asian sport trains golden eagles to catch foxes wolves antelopes and wild goats. The practice has grown in recent years with the birds used in traditional hunting activities.
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Central Asia
Rcent
Texas PTA Congress Opens in Austin for 33rd Year
Hundreds of representatives from over 2300 Parent-Teacher Associations gather in Austin for the 33rd annual Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers convention. Themed The Home Rediscovered, the event features talks on home centered education, panels with university leaders, and music from local schools and groups.
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Austin
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texas
Joe A. Wessendorff
The
Texas Congress
Howard Y. McClusky
University of Michigan
American Youth Commission
Hoge Foundation
Texas
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
United States Department of Agriculture
William Kletzer
Portland
Ore
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bernice Moore
Community and Family Education
Merl E. Bonney
North Texas State Teachers College
Donald MacKay
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
L. A. Woods
Superintendent of Public Instruction
McClusky
Robert L. Sutherland
Hogg Foundation
Mother Singers
Board of Managers
Austin School Board
Congress
Kletzer
Union
University
Chalmers W. Hutchison
Fort Worth
F. W. McAllister
San Antonio
S. M. N. Marrs
Noyes Darling Smith
M. A. Taylor
Bonham
Ella Caruthers Porter
Dallas
Senate
State Capitol
Driskill Hotel
Presbyterians Begin Fall Church Night Series at Central Church
The Central Presbyterian Church opens a fall Church Night with a covered dish supper in the Fellowship Hall. The theme Christianity and Democracy guides four study groups led by Dr. R. Thomson FE Paul Hovey Miss Florence Whittington and Mrs. W M Staples. Helen Nevins Circle chairs the supper hour and a nursery will be available. Those unable to attend may join the 7 PM study session. Sales of passenger cars in Sweden are limited to taxicab owners and commercial users, per the commerce department.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
R. Thomson
FE. Paul Hovey
Florence Whittington
W. M. Staples
Helen Nevins
M. C. Bradford
Sweden
Department of Commerce
USDA School in Amarillo November 12 to 15
A USDA training school for Department of Agriculture employees will be held in Amarillo from November 12 to 15. The event features speakers such as Alva H. Benton David Cushman Coyle Mor decai Ezekiel Clarence Roberts John M. Brewster John P. Senning and Walter Edwin Havighurst. The program covers land and production issues related to national defense and postwar economic planning.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Amarillo
Alva H. Benton
David Cushman Coyle
Mordecai Ezekiel
Clarence Roberts
John M. Brewster
John P. Senning
Walter Edwin Havighurst
Singers of Eight Towns Join Messiah Chorus in Amarillo
Singers from eight Panhandle towns including Amarillo will join in the 18th presentation of The Messiah in Amarillo on Sunday December 14. More than 300 voices will be heard in the chorus directed by Emil F Myers with weekly rehearsals and no membership fee.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Tyler Street
Emil F. Myers
Otis Abernathy Services Held
Funeral services were held for Otis Abernathy 62 at Mount Carmel. He died from injuries after a tractor trailer accident near Commerce in the Aberfoyle community. Surviving family includes his widow and mother Mrs J B Abernathy of Commerce, brother Francis Abernathy of Amarillo, another brother D Claude Abernathy of Commerce, and three sisters Mrs Hortense Bodder of Dallas Mrs N W Fairchild and Mrs James Clark of Commerce. Francis Abernathy and Elsie Abernathy attended the service.
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Otis Abernathy
Francis Abernathy
Amarillo
Mount Carmel
Hortense Bodder
Dallas
N. W. Fairchild
James Clark
Commerce
Elsie Abernathy
Amarillo Globe News
Mexican Art Show Postponed to Tomorrow Night
Mrs Allan Clark of the Panhandle Artists Group announced the Mexican art slides exhibit in the WPA Arts and Craft rooms is postponed to tomorrow at 8 o clock. Rene D Harnoncourt prepared the slides and lecture notes Frank Coulter will read notes and comment during the screened slides. Central Junior High School donated the slide machine. Public exhibition with no admission.
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WPA
Allan Clark
Panhandle Artists Group
Frank Coulter
Mexico
Rene D'Harnoncourt
Central Junior High School
Clark
Glamour Girl Weds Corporal in Riverside Church
Glamor girl Cobina Wright Jr. and Army corporal Palmer Beaudette wed in Riverside church after a California courtship of six months. James H. R. Cromwell gave the bride away. Barbara Erickson of the University of Washington remains a flying instructor in civilian pilot training as officials note her continued high performance.
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New York
Cobina Wright, Jr
Palmer Beaudette
Riverside Church
California
James H. R. Cromwell
United States
Canada
Seattle
Wash
U.P
Barbara Erickson
University of Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
YMCA Fight Classes Boom at Local Y
YMCA boxing classes attract about 40 boxers with rapid growth. Led by Delmar Koch, ex-Texas Gloves champ, and assistant Joe Scoggins, the sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday nights at the Y with a special ring and equipment from the American Legion. Amateur meets planned monthly for boys 16 and older.
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Delmar Koch
Amarillo
Texas Golden Gloves
Joe Scoggins
American Legion
Fordham Rams Eye Perfect Season Ahead of Bowls
Fordham University sits as the nation’s top bowl pick as the Rams pursue a perfect season after five straight victories. Coach Jim Crowley cautions that bowl talk is premature while noting wins over S. MU North Carolina West Virginia TCU and Purdue.
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New York
Fordham University
Rose Hill
Jimmy Crowley
Knute Rockne
Rams
Fordham
Pitt
St Mary's
New York University
S. MU
North Carolina
West Virginia
Purdue
Oily Refuse Threatens Lake Michigan Fish Stock
In Hammond Indiana oil refuse blankets Lake Michigan killing remaining edible fish. Fishermen form the International Board of Inquiry for Great Lakes Fisheries to press for uniform regulations to protect the dwindling supply.
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Hammond
Ind
Lake Michigan
International Board of Inquiry For
Great Lakes
Cotton Bowl Selling Out Prompting Visiting Team Searches
Dallas report states the Cotton Bowl is sold out and organizers will seek a visiting team. The Southwest Conference champion is invited. runner up could be asked if the champion declines. Texas favored to meet Texas A&M on Thanksgiving. invitation dynamics weigh on Texas’s participation.
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Dallas
Dan D. Rogers
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Southwest Conference
Cotton Bowl Association
Rogers
Texas
Texas A
Association
Creighton Prepares to Meet Texas Tech on Homecoming
Texas Tech hosts Creighton University Bluejays for the sixteenth annual homecoming after a 6 0 loss in Miami. Captain Ty Bain says the Red Raiders will attack Creighton with intensity as the sophomore back unit and veteran line lead the T formation against the Missouri Valley Conference foe. Creighton, 5 2 in seven this season, beat St Benedicts Drake Centenary St Louis and Washington University before a 13 6 loss to Oklahoma A M.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Creighton University Bluejays
Raiders
Miami
Creighton
Ty Bain
Red Raiders
Creighton Bluejays
Missouri Valley Conference
Oklahoma A
M. Aggies
Aggies
Texas Tech
Oklahomans
St. Benedicts
Drake
Centenary
St. Louis
Washington University
Skip” Palrang
Blue Jays
Notre Dame
Packers Blast Bears Jinx in Pro Football Open
Green Bay defeated Chicago 16 to 14 to end the Bears’ aura of invincibility and thrust the race for the NFL title into sharp focus. Washington routed Pittsburgh 23 to 3 to take the Eastern lead as the Giants fell to the Chicago Cardinals 10 to 7.
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Packers Blast Bears
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Bears
Washington
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Giants
Chicago Cardinals
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