Local meetings with city official and scout leader
Mr. Lewman lunched with Lewis P. Fields council president and W J Hiatt scout executive. Sev conferences were scheduled for afternoon. He will return to Dallas this evening.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1948
Page
4
Mr. Lewman lunched with Lewis P. Fields council president and W J Hiatt scout executive. Sev conferences were scheduled for afternoon. He will return to Dallas this evening.
Mrs. Loma Lowe of 813 Vernon surveys a backyard flock of 23 gobblers and rabbits with the aim of expanding to 200 turkeys by Thanksgiving next year. She plans to grow a commercial hatchery in Amarillo, relying on ideal weather and dedicated care while nursing as a hospital aide.
A Thanksgiving Day service by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Amarillo, at 1301 Taylor, is set for 1 p.m. on Thursday, November 25. The program features a Lesson Sermon on Thanksgiving, readings from the Bible, and testimonies of gratitude, with the public invited.
Halifax reports three RCAP Lancasters from Greenwood NS joined the hunt for the British freighter Hopestar missing about 400 miles southeast of Halifax. The 267 ton vessel with 37 crew last spoke November 13 after reporting heavy weather damage. US and NFLD aircraft joined the search, one returning after engine trouble.
Tomorrow at 8:15 PM the Game Night program at San Jacinto Youth Center will operate as usual despite Thanksgiving slowdown. Center director Jack Haas says several large prizes will be offered and special seating ensures admission. The event, sponsored by local businessmen, funds the Center’s swimming pool. the public is invited.
The article notes that construction of the White House in Washington began in 1792, with a later fire by the British in 1814. Reconstruction started in 1815, shaping the building’s early history and subsequent renovations.
The fragment hints at a health or legal notice about an initial application or claim. Names Basil Ener and Rinewi appear as possible parties or respondents, with a tense timeline implied by ticking clocks, suggesting delays or urgency in processing.
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