New Scouting Program Studied in Amarillo
Miss Janet Tobitt, a UK and New York based Girl Scout instructor, led two folk dancing and music courses for about 150 Panhandle leaders at St Andrew's Parish House Amarillo. She travels for the Eastern Texas contract and Fort Worth regional Girl Scout convention. Curry County bond purchases totaled 435300.75 in October.
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Janet Tobitt
New York City
Center
J. B. Winkelman
Amarillo
St. Andrew's Episcopal Parish
Miss Tobitt
Sussex
England
Tex
Girl Scouts
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Tobitt
Senator Morse's Horse Sale Tale From Lexington
A 14 year old daughter reports on her father Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon and a horse sale at Lexington. The piece highlights Sir Guy Laurel, a fine standard bred stallion, and Morse's skill at dealing, finances kept in a horse book, with wife and daughters as horsewomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Veaware
Washington
Tattersall
Lexington
Guy Laurel
Dad
Alice Deal Junior High
Judy Morse
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Wisconsin
Science Gains In Polio War
Dr. Harry M. Weaver, director of research for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, reported at a fourth annual conference that vaccines show promise against polio. He noted monkey studies prove vaccination can elicit antibodies and that poliomyelitis is a family of diseases, with many more infected people asymptomatic than diagnosed. The effort aims to identify viruses and develop effective human vaccines through coordinated laboratory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Ellis
New York
Harry M. Weaver
National Foundation For Infantile Paraysis
Weaver
National Foundation
Amarillo High Names McKay Honor System Chairman
Art McKay was named chairman of the Amarillo High School Honor System steering committee this morning. He will hold weekly Wednesday meetings with newly elected members. Sue Haynie was named secretary. Committees will study school traffic safety public relations and campus cleanliness.
Red Raiders Likely to Decline Sun Bowl Bid
The Avalanche-Journal reports Texas Tech Red Raiders will probably not accept the Sun Bowl invitation for January in El Paso. An unofficial college source says the athletic council may turn down the offer, recalling a summer vote against nonseasonal games unless unusual. The council was due to meet to decide on the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Raiders
Lubbock
Texas Tech
el Paso
Avalanche Journal
Tech
Avalanche-Journal
Virginia Show Highlights Mythic Figures and Emergency Drama
A big Virginia show featured a display of four mythic figures along with heroes and heroines in five events. An antiquated telecommunication mishap and an emergency moment are described. The event notes a handler frightened by a creature, prompting 17 year old Nancy to take over and win.
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Virginia
Rodden
Daugher Nancy
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Asia
Texas
J. Frank Dobie
Texas Wildcatters
Lewis Nordyke
Donald Wayne
Frank Sullivan
the Panhandle
The
Pecos
Sons of Lady Luck
Texas Hill Country
Ed Bateman
Roughnecks
Col
Charles Goodnight
Matthew
Bones
Carlos Bar
Waggoner Ranch
Gene Howe
Amarillo Globe
Senate
Genevieve Cooper
Portland, Ore
Dallas
Houston
Braniff
BAYER
Bill McClendon
Polk
Zalfs
Anne Adams
Waar
Dolly
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
Pashion Unlimited
John J. Patrick
Calvert
Newark
N. J
Manchester Place
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
Qhoy
Amarillo Optical Co
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