Amarillo Club Plans Expansive Boys Work Program
The American Business Club of Amarillo outlines a bold plan to expand its boys work, including purchasing city blocks, adding a large pool, sports fields, and an education-focused facility renovations. A boxing tournament at the fairgrounds December 6 7 and possibly 9 is the first fundraising step. Maverick Club leaders Ralph Dykeman and Dale Palmer supervise training while Curtis Westcoat handles logistics.
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American Business Club of
Amarillo
Maverick Club
J. R. Brown
Longchamp’'s
Glen L. Frazier
M . Wilson
Earle H. Mann
Webb Sharp
Bob Anthony
Third and
Grant
Fairgrounds
Ralph Dykeman
Dale Palmer
Curtis Westcoat
Lubbock
American Business Club
Bad Checkers From All Classes Face Fort Worth Lawyer
Fort Worth lawyer and assistant district attorney Joe J. Johnson saves about 36 000 a year for tellers and victims by pursuing bad checks and forgeries. He notes offenders come from all walks, with many driven by domestic troubles. Johnson aims to restore losses and deter repeat offenses, citing cases from pregnant defendants to a former pilot who wrote bad checks on hotels. He believes postwar restlessness may fuel the trend.
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Fort Worth
Joe J. Johnson
Johnson
Los Angeles
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Johnson Johnson
Clyde Beatty
Gloria Giersch Letter to Santa Demands Doll Bassinet
A Santa letter from Gloria Nancille Giersch asks for a real baby doll a bathi nette and a bassinet. She writes her street number 3403 Jackson and signs I love you, to Santa Nick.
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Santa
Gloria Nancille Giersch
Santa Nick
Jackson
Barbara Hatch Appears In Stephens College Play
Barbara Hatch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry G Hatch of 4814 West Tenth, a Stephens College junior in Columbia Missouri, acted in one of four one act plays recently staged at Stephens. Shenandoah means land of big mountains in Iroquois.
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Barbara Hatch
Stephens College
Harry G. Hatch
West Tenth
Stephens College For Women
Columbia
Stephens
Lubbock clubs fund boys program and pool building
A department store presented the Lubbock American Business Club with a 15000 dollar check to expand its boys program. The Lubbock Lions Club contributed 10000 dollars for the construction of a building over the swimming pool. Another Lubbock group supported local youth efforts.
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ABC
Gloria
Santa Claus
Shenandoah
Land of Big Mountains
River Drive
Pleasant Valley Cleaners
Kilmer
Dept. T. Er & Bo
Tamford
Greyhound
Taylor Streets
J. B. Coe
Lincoln Sts
Earl
RIICE
SINJ
Ograd
Nancy Lee
Beauty
Kitty
Horsman
ME Ath UK
Polk St
MOPES
Plastic
Real
Joe Jorse
Yeweled
Safe Gay
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