Messiah Rehearsal Tonight For Amarillo Singers
Amarillo chorus members are urged to attend 8 PM rehearsal at Amarillo College Auditorium for The Messiah. Participating choirs include Plainview Pampa Borger Hillips Panhandle Hereford and Louis with performance scheduled at Municipal Auditorium on December 14. Also notes 20 30 club dinner at Herring Hotel and Bud Mixon named to All Star team at Oklahoma Baptist University.
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Amarillo College
Emil F. Myers
Plainview
Pampa
Borger
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Panhandle
Hereford
Louis
Municipal Auditorium
Herring Hotel
Ken Hallmark
Bud Mixon
C. H. Mixon
North Buchanan
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Mixon
HK Club
Amarillo Delegates Set for Texas State Teachers Meet
Amarillo will send nearly a score of delegates to the Texas State Teachers Association meeting in San Antonio Friday and Saturday. Several Amarillo educators appear on the program including Miss Jessie Mercer and F. R. Carver. District 9 leaders from Amarillo, such as Dorinda E Bond and Chas. M. Rogers, will attend, along with Mrs. Haynie who will join the National Education Association dinner and serve on state committees.
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Amarillo
Texas State Teachers Association
San An
Jessie Mercer
F. R. Carver
Thomas H. Haynie
Amarillo Classroom Teachers Association
Ioie B. Johnson
United Business Education Association
Rosa Calhoun
Colored
T. D. Mayes
Patten School
Haynie
National Education Association
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
Jester to Attend Aggie-Texas Football Game
Gov Beauford H Jester will attend the Aggies Texas University football game in College Station on Thanksgiving Day with as guests General and Mrs Jonathan M Wainwright of San Antonio.
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Jester
AGGIE
Austin
Beauford H. Jester
Aggies
Portales woman named outstanding New Mexico 4-H leader
Mrs W D Pate of Portales has been named the outstanding 4 H club leader of New Mexico for her work with youth and community programs.
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W. D. Pate
Portales, Recenly
New Mexico
Thanksgiving services and holiday closures sweep Amarillo
City churches unite for a 7 30 p m Thanksgiving service at First Christian with Dr Neal D Cannon as speaker. Catholics hold high mass at 9 00 a m Thanksgiving. San Dies and Plainview clash. Santa Fe runs a special train. Schools close for the holiday. banks and business suspend as civic clubs plan events. Milk strike in Toledo enters its fourth day amid prescriptions. Clarendon High Band debuts in new uniforms after a downtown parade.
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First Christian Church
Neal D. Cannon
Polk Street
Sandies
Plainview
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Toastmaster Club
South
Chas. M. Rogers
A. M. Meyer
Amarillo College
Price College
St. Mary's Academy
West Texas State College
Four Negro Children Die In Farm Home Fire
Ophelia Maxey fought to save her children as a small frame house burned near Scott Arkansas. The 30 year old mother died of injuries later in a Little Rock hospital. The father Clark Maxey survived with superficial burns. The victims were Jessie May one year old Ben two James five and Earl four.
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Scott, Ark
Ophelia Maxey
Little Rock
Clark Maxey
Jessie May
Ben
James
Earl
Going to Denison for a Visit
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Holland of 1012 Harrison plan a trip to Denison to visit Mrs Holland's parents. They will depart tomorrow and return Friday.
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Denison
Lloyd Holland
Harrison
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