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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1946
Page
8
J M Rodgers, special WAA representative, will set up offices at the chamber of commerce Monday and Tuesday to brief automotive and parts dealers and veterans on surplus auto parts for sale by the War Assets Administration. He has the latest revised National inventory and details.
The notice lists surplus automotive parts stocked for 48 states with item names numbers and prices. It states purchasers other than veterans must meet a $500 net minimum order. veterans in emergencies may buy without a minimum.
The Security Benefit Association will host a Thanksgiving dinner followed by a dance at WOW Hall at 7 o clock on Monday night. Members and their families are invited and asked to bring their own sugar. for more information call the office at 2-1925.
George Hammock named Amarillo chairman for the March of Dimes district leaders across Texas were announced by George D. Wilson the new state chairman of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The campaign runs Jan 15 to Jan 30 the birthday of Franklin D Roosevelt with honorary chairmen Beauford H Jester George Wav erly Briggs and W L Clayton.
Wilson notes district representatives select chairmen for Texas counties including Hugh Waco and Bernard Klein. Dean Jackson and the harmony class announce The Blue and the Grey will join the college band regularly. Charles Riker says the orchestra needs clarinet and violin players while the beginners string section already joins the group.
The newly adopted Amarillo College school song The Blue and Grey was written by Jim Jackson son of Dean Folsom Jackson and arranged for quartet use.
Many sponge species cannot be used commercially due to glass-like needles embedded in their tissues, limiting their economic value and applications.
The term Irish potato is said to have originated with Sir Walter Raleigh who grew them on his estate in County Cork Ireland.
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