Rotary backs upscale Mess Hall at Tascosa Historic Site
The Amarillo Rotary Club funds a new 30 by 80 feet dining hall and 30 by 40 feet kitchen atop the Tascosa site. Led by Charlie Lambie and A. N. Olver, the drive raised over 8 000 toward total project costs near 15 000 including a donated refrigeration room from Bornen's. Contributions continue as the club seeks 4 800 to retire all building expenses.
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Tascosa
Amarillo
Rotary Lab
Charlie Lambie
A. N. Olver
C. T. Crowe
S. B. Whittenburg
N.S. Griegs
John H. Vaughan
George Hirsch
Pinky Vineyard
Rotary Club
Lambie
Totar
Bornen’s
Vineyard
Cal Farley
R. Thomsen
Jim Farwell
George W. Frazier Arrives in Newport News on SS Elgin Victory
George W. Frazier of Amarillo arrived yesterday in Newport News Virginia aboard the SS Elgin Victory.
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George W. Frazier
Amarillo
Newport News, Va
Elgin Victory
Soldier to Report for Discharge and New Plant Job
A service member will report to the separation center at San Antonio for discharge and then be employed by Morris Browning Blueprint Company. An oyster at a certain life stage changes from male to female.
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San Antonio
Morris Browning Blueprint Company
Plan Survey Of Employed Young Women In Amarillo
The YWCA business girls committee chaired by Mrs. Faye Gordon starts a survey to count employed young women in Amarillo and document their work. Miss Esther Boulware will attend the younger girls workers conference in Austin, while Miss Leta Gilpin is to visit Amarillo YWCA November 29 to December 1. The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration topics will be discussed at the international relations committee meeting on November 20 chaired by Mrs. H. C. Adams, with open attendance. Mrs. J. L. Sparks announces Ethel Hicks as co chair leading the business and professional women’s division, amid other notices for the Texas Social Welfare Association Conference at the Amarillo Hotel and the National YWCA Conference.
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Amarillo
Ywca Business Girls Committee
Faye Gordon
YWCA
Esther Boulware
Austin
Leta Gilpin
Amarillo Ywca
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
International Relations Committee
H. C. Adams
J. L. Sparks
Ethel Hicks
Texas Social Welfare Association
Amarillo Hotel
Ywca Con
Pre-War Style Carnival at Cathedral Hall
A two afternoon and night carnival at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington runs Monday and Tuesday from 5 pm to midnight. A turkey dinner $1 supports Knights of Columbus and St Marys Academy. entry to booths is free. Kaycees chair George F Nussbaum with a large volunteer list handles booths tickets and duties.
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Cathedral Hall
Washington
Thenights of Columbus
St. Mary's Academy Parent-Teacher Association
Carnival
George F. Nussbaum
Kaycee Carnival Committee
Jack Ackerman
Leo Gabel
Bill King
Joe Kos
Russell Boyd
John Birkenfeld
Sam Labus
Ray Lanning
Tony Gay
George Raef
Clarence Bertrand
J. W. Broll
John Garvey
Fred Gerard
Fred Debbrecht
Jack Weirick
Jasper Belcher
Cape Cod residents recall elephant from 1975 circus
Nantucket Mass residents saw an elephant once in 1975. The event took place in a barn with adults charged 12 cents and children half price.
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Nantuckft
Mass
U.P
Cape Coe Feland
Curious Asiatic Fat Tailed Sheep Delicacy
The Asiatic fat tailed sheep is raised for its meat and notably its tail. The tail holds many pounds of fat and is regarded as a delicacy by natives in Asia and Africa.
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Asia
Africa
Veteran returns home from all theaters of war
A veteran speaks of serving in every branch and unit through Guadalcanal El Alamein Berlin and Tokyo and notes V B s are being honorably discharged and will soon be home to greet friends at their favorite cigar stores. The speaker reflects on the mission accomplished and the joy of returning with fellow servicemen.
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Guadalcanal
el Alamein
Berlin
Tokyo
V-B’s
Directors convention marks first since 1940 in Atlantic City
Attending the directors meeting in Atlantic City March 28 were Mmes. P. L. Reppert R. C. Snodgrass R. T. Weills Bob Kester son C. P. Elliott Porter Under wood G. G. Ordway J. L. Sparks W. I. Dinan Erwin C. Ochsner Mrs. J. B. Briscoe Mrs. R. F. Hughes and Misses Annie McDonald Father Boulware Virginia Blackwell conclusions noted as the event marked a return since 1940.
Mail Lands at Camp Kilmer Will Receive Discharge
Lt Jimmie Mail arrived at Camp Kilmer New Jersey after over 18 months in the European theater with the 104th Timber Wolf Division and is expected to be discharged soon.
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Jimmie Mail
Camp Kilmer
N. J
104Th
Timber Wolf
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