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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
8
McAllen November 7 Jack Holmes loses his wallet while police patrols. Two unidentified boys say they found it and hand it back. The wallet contained $500 in cash. Night officer Marion Kernodle and watchman H P Cullen recover and return the wallet.
Girl Scout adults in Amarillo voted to switch from a decentralized structure to the national association plan. About 100 members attended at Polk Street Methodist Church as Gretchen Kidd outlined the changes. The new council will include all registered adults with quarterly policy meetings and monthly board sessions led by Mrs. T. W. Gilstrap and a named leadership group.
Pat Jackson, Amarillo High School senior, will be crowned queen before about 1,900 Sandies in an 8 pm ceremony in the school auditorium. She is a longtime Amarillo native, active in cheerleading, journalism clubs, and sports, with plans to attend the University of Texas after graduation.
Marshall Howard of the Soil Conservation Service at Lubbock arrived yesterday on business at the Amarillo Experiment Station.
Sergeant Smith is due in the states aboard the George W. Campbell set to arrive in New York today. Charles F. E. Smith of 415 East Fourth is aboard. Also aboard the SS Cape Cleare arriving Sunday in Tacoma are Cpl. William Jewett and Jess Fullingim, technician fifth grade, both of Amarillo.
Clayton Heare, chairman of Amarillo National War Fund, says service members abroad need comforts and recreation funded by the United War Chest via the National War Fund. He emphasizes the duty of local contributions to support troops far from home.
Norton Massachusetts November 7 Wheaton College students observe No Jean Day wearing skirts and sweaters to prove they own feminine apparel while criticizing jeans as wearbags and drape shapes.
Mrs. John Goebel and her two daughters returned to Cleveland after a month with Mrs. Goebel’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storm at 1710 Harrison.
A 30 day AYDS plan promises weight loss without exercise or drugs by cutting portions of meals while still enjoying all foods. In tests over 100 participants reportedly lost 14 to 15 pounds in a few weeks, with a money back guarantee on the first box if results aren’t seen.
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