Amarillo music teachers plan Christmas party and meeting
Amarillo Music Teachers Association held a luncheon at King's Cottage Tea Room directed by president Dean Folsom Jackson. A report on the Dallas state board meeting by Mrs. B A Paschal was reviewed. Christmas party is set for December 17 at the Musical Arts Conservatory.
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Amarillo Music Teachers Association
King's Cottage
Dean Folsom Jackson
State Association Board
Dallas
B. A. Paschal
Musical Arts Conservatory
Elizabeth Spegai-Morris
Charles Farr
Europe
Mes
A. Paschal
Elizabeth Morris
Cleta Linda Holland
Leta Crudgington
Gladys M. Glenn
Ethel Townsend
Margaret Harris Henry
Marguerite McAdams
Carolline Hazan
Janet McNeil
R. C. Burnett
Gertrude McDaniel
Musses Jewellis
Grace Hamilton
Helen Strite
Bonnye Beth Baker
Ardath Johnson
Idelms Conoley
Nellie Erhard
Ann Baker
Messrs
Russell Curtis
Folsom Jackson
R. &. Barron
Charles Parr
Mission Guild Sewing Session at Carter Home
Sacred heart mepart Cathedral Little Flower Mission Guild met yesterday afternoon at 3404 Monroe for a sewing session after dessert. Mrs J M Lyons led planning for the Christmas party during a business discussion, with Mrs E W Robinson assisting the hostess. Members present included Mesdames Savage Herrmann Benson Flavin Fritz Hopkins Garvey Reynolds Brands.
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Sacred Mepart Cathedral
Little Flower Mission Guild
Robert P. Carter
Monroe
J. M. Lyons
E. W. Robinson
Mesdames M. Fe, Savage
A. E. Herrmann
W. M. Benson
W. Flavin
T. J. Fritz
Association Observes American Education Week Pageant
Horace Mann Farent- Teacher Association held a meeting in the school to honor American Education Week. Thomas Haynie spoke on Our Schools, stressing sound education as 11,090 Amarillo students attend daily. An inspirational historical pageant followed with numerous students in Columbus, Thanksgiving, Valley Forge, Lincoln, and other scenes under Mrs Violet D. Clark and Emilio Caballero.
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Horace Mann Farent- Teacher Association
Wirs
Thomas Haymie
Classroom Teachers Association
Haynie
Amarillo
Violet D. Clark
I Zs
Emilio Caballero
Columbus
Roy Romans
Kenneth Holder
Ken Carpenter
James Berry
Leon Hudson
Arnold Thomas
Jerry Halford
Bobby Hassler
Charlotte Wilson
Charlene Wilson
Delores McNally
Juanell Moreau
She’ Davis
Ann Warren
Inex Duttie
Jimmie Gatlin
Frankie Fowler
Frank Norfleet
Vivian Platt
Jimmie Lindsey
LaVerne Cates
Valley Forge
Billy Gundlach
Marshall Wilson
Albert Swink
Donald Mason
Freddie Joe McKee
Thomas Upchurch
Donald Vaughm
Don Rogers
Wesley Rice
Ralph Cowan
Joe Irvin
Carel King
Billy Reese
Clayton Hubbert
Bennie Jor Will
Sentence Prayers Introduce Session bie On Mars
Circle 9 of Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met yesterday afternoon. Members recited sentence prayers and discussed a plan led by Mrs Roy Begeman with Mrs Charles Odell speaking on An Orderly World for Our Children. Refreshments served to the listed members. Wild game and fur bearing animals are state property and possession requires compliance with regulations.
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Mars. Uames
Rupe
Hayden
Circle 9
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Roy Begeman
Charles Odell
E. E. Adams
R. C. Boulware
Joe F. Coffee
Ray Daniel
H. A. Ferguson
M. I. Fleming
James Flowers
G. B. Jordan
E. A. McAdoo
W. H. Mercer
Margaret Shore
C. ©. Wade
Special Offer on Noxzema Cream Jar 49 Cents
Famous face cream used by doctors and millions. Get the 75 cent jar for 49 cents plus tax while the offer lasts. Available now from your druggist.
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Hare
Council Group Enjoys Luncheon at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church Woman's Council met yesterday at Mrs. J. B. Latham’s home 2008 Tyler for a morning session and Bible study led by Mrs. H W Boozer. Luncheon followed with attendees including J W Walker Hazel Lewis H W McCue Reese Jameson and others.
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Tircle
First Christian Church Woman's Council
J. B. Latham
Tyler
H.W. McCue
H. Boozer
Mesdames Reese Jame
Helps You Overcome False Teeth With Fastezt
An old ad style notice promotes FASTEZTH a non-acid powder to keep dental plates firm and comfortable. It claims relief from loose dentures and embarrassment, urging readers to buy FABTEETH and PLATO from druggists.
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Leosen
Plato
United Nations topic discussed by Woman's Society at San Jacinto church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at San Jacinto Methodist Church held its second United Nations study in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. J. H. Courtney opened the session and Rev. T. Holgay Neal led prayer. Wes Tazard spoke on the Organization of the United Nations before a devotional by Mrs. Neal and a closing Lord's Prayer. About 100 members and guests attended.
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Woman's Society
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
United Nations
Inj Fellowship Hall
J. H. Courtney
T. Holgay Neal
Jack Coffee
Wes Tazard
The
Detroit Auto Men Charged In Grand Jury Indictments
Detroit indictments accuse five auto agency executives and two used car dealers of conspiring to sell new cars as used and to charge overprices. Warrants name Raymond Dickinson, Wallice Pontiac officials, and Andrews Buick officials with fake titles, tax dodges, and overcharges. Others include Jack Geller, Ruth Charnes, Martha Geller, and James Duncan as co conspirators in related schemes.
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Detroit
Wwtw
Recorder
W. McKay Skillman
Skillman
Clarence J Macquoll
Buick
Jerry Lynch
Raymond
Dickinson
Donald
Wallace
Joseph Schulte
Dickinson-Wallace Pontiac Agency
School Nurse Shortage Targeted by Forest Hill Board
Superintendent Chas. Rogers told Forest Hill BTA members the district faces a severe nurse shortage. He urged recruiting three more experienced nurses, stating the board will not rest until the goal is met. A fourth fifth and sixth grade choir performed after the address.
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Chas
Rogers
Imembers
Forest Hill Bta
Amurile Shests
C. Cleghorn
Troy Hall
Jimmy Hall
Negro Suspect Sought in Tucumcari Depot Robbery
New Mexico police ask Amarillo officers to monitor a robbery at Tucumcari depot last night. The suspect, a 25 to 30 year old Black man 3 ft 9 in to 5 ft 11 in, 145 to 160 lb, medium dark complexion, may have a mustache and was wearing cotton trousers with a green brown or red shirt and a hat. Cash amount stolen: 288 dollars.
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Tucumceri
New Mexico
Amarillo
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