National Leader Miss Galpin Arrives for Amarillo Visit
Miss Leta H. Galpin of the National Board YWCA will meet Amarillo school administrators at 4 15 PM Thursday and address volunteers, with sessions Friday and Saturday on coordinating teenage and business girl work at the YWCA and related groups.
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Esther Boulware
YWCA
George Hammock
Galpin
Charles M
Leta H. Galpin
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Amarillo
Tomor
Rogers
Amarillo High School
Business Girls
Miss Galpin
Ywca Board of Directors
Girl Reserve
Ywca Committee
Girl Reserve Club
Slip into style at Ward's slippers for her
Ward's offers a range of slippers with distinct styles. Options include woolly sheepskin faust with padded soles, embroidered sateen D'Orsays in pink or blue, and trim velour slippers in wine or blue, available in sizes 4 to 9.
Five Borden Employees Receive 25 Year Emblems
Gold pins with diamonds given at Amarillo Country Club banquet for five Borden Company workers with 25 years of service. Recipients Samuel Reynolds John Mageard Robert Randall Ora Nix and Elmer Wick joined Borden between 1916 and 1920. certificates issued in the Borden Quarter Century Club. Bill Smith presided. George Vineyard hosted.
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Borden Company
Amarillo Country Club
Bill Smith
Borden
el Paso
Oklahoma City
Borden Quarter Century Club
George S. Vineyard
Amarillo
Samuel W. B. Reynolds
Fort Worth
John David Mageard
Robert Cleveland Randall
Ora Lee Nix
Elmer Blain Wick
James Farmer Resigns as Local Social Security Manager
James L Farmer resigns as manager of the local Social Security Board effective today. He has led since May 1944 after joining from the War Department at Amarillo Field. John Palmer arrives to serve as temporary director, returning from infantry service at Camp Blanding.
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James L. Farmer
Social Security Board
Farmer
War Department
Amarillo Field
Amarillo
Social Security Office
John Palmer
Lubbock Board
Canyon High School
Palmer
Lubbock
Infantry
Camp Blanding
Florida
Legion District Meet In Pampa This Weekend
Legionnaires from 26 Panhandle counties attend the 18th District American Legion convention in Pampa Saturday and Sunday. Activities include a 40 or 8 member dinner, a business meeting, officer elections, initiation of all candidates, a dance, and a Sunday joint Legion Auxiliary meeting with memorial services.
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Panhandle
American Legion
Pampa
Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Home
Legion and Auxilary
McCarthy Authors Texas Bar Journal Feature
George S. McCarthy of Amarillo writes The Field of Criminal Law for the Texas Bar Journal November edition. The article draws praise from fellow attorneys as an excellent piece. The piece notes the ship pronoun she likely stems from Greek mariners naming ships feminine.
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George McCarthy
Texas Bar Journal
State Bar of Texas
George S. McCarthy
Amarillo
McCarthy
St. Joseph Aspirin Promises Fast Relief and Savings
An old advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin as the fastest and most dependable for headaches and colds. It claims the world’s largest seller at 10¢ and offers a 100 tablet bottle for 35c, inviting readers to demand the brand and its guarantee of strength and quality.
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St. Joseph
Turkey dinner and musical program at Carpenters Hall
Members of the Carpenters Union and the Auxiliary will attend a turkey dinner and musical program at Carpenters Hall on Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock.
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Carpenters Hall
Carpenters Union
Auxiliary
Optometrists Hear Barstow Lecture in Texas
About fifty members of the Panhandle Division and the South Plains Optometric Society attended a Barstow lecture at the Herring Hotel. Ralph Barstow of the Optometric Extension Program discussed post graduate education for optometrists across the United States and Canada and cited war time eye service gains and training methods.
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Panhandle
Texas Optometric Association
South Plains Optometric Society
Herring Hotel
Ralph Barstow
Optometric
United States
Canada
Barstow
Eight Amarillo Servicemen Arrive in San Francisco
Eight Amarillo servicemen reach San Francisco including Roy E. Hall Claude A. Chain J B Childs Victor E. Broll John T. Thrash Balbino H Chavez Frank Wood and Edwin O Reep after arrival notices list their home addresses and ranks.
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Amarillo
San Francisco
Roy E. Hall
West Tenth
Claude A. Chain
Parker
J. B. Childs
Victor E. Broll
John T. Thrash
Balbino H. Chavez
East Sixth
Frank Wood
Edwin O. Reep
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