Leadership Banquet Opens Church Year at First Baptist
Dr. W. A. Criswell of Dallas delivered the keynote on The Fruits of the Church at the annual First Baptist Church leadership banquet attended by more than 69 members. The event, held Oct 1, was the largest of its kind in the church’s history with all leadership members present.
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First Baptist Church
W. A. Criswell
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
John Josey
Ray Rozell
A. D. Foreman
Criswell
Amarillo
George W. Truitt
Refrigerator fire damages Albany home. saved by firemen
While E. J. Degraw was away from home the refrigerator overheated. the motor fell to the floor and burned to the basement setting the floor ablaze. Firemen saved the house as the appliance collapsed. A cartridge with a head at one end and a shoulder neck and mouth at the other is described.
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Albany
Cal
E. J. Degraw
Price PTA to Sell Tickets for October Show
The Price College Parent-Teacher Association reports ticket sales brisk for its entertainment series. Tickets available through PTA members and Walter Irvin Inc. The opening show at 8 PM October 10 in Cathedral Hall features Edward L Jeambey with his hobby Picking Up Sticks, showcasing walking sticks from around the world. Also notes wheat production in 1944 from the dust bowl states.
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College Parent-Teacher Association
Jim Reynolds
Bowie
Price College Parent-Teacher Association
Walter Irvin, Inc
Edward L. Jeambey
Mexico
South America
India
Africa
Alaska
Cathedral Hall
Kiwanis to Host National Newspaper Week Program
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club schedules a noon meeting program at San Jacinto Methodist Church with speaker John McCarty of The Amarillo Globe News. Veterans of Foreign Wars circus band provides music as Kiwanis marks National Newspaper Week, tracing freedom of the press to colonial era and Zenger.
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San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
San Jacinto Methodist Church
W. E. Haley
John McCarty
Amarillo Globe News
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kiwanis International
San Jacinto Club
John Peter Zenger
All-Student Party At Amarillo College Kickoff Year
Amarillo College held the first all-student party of the new school year under the Student Council. About 400 students attended with Coach R F Carter as faculty sponsor. A barbecue chicken dinner an early-evening dance and refreshments followed. Student leaders Eldon Durrett Jack Ledwig Jimmie Bailey Neva Ellis and Mary Joe Weiss organized arrangements.
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Amarillo College
R. F. Carter
Eldon Durrett
Jack Ledwig
Jimmie Bailey
Neva Ellis
Mary Joe Weiss
Rotary Fire Prevention Talk Opens Fire Prevention Week
Rotary Club lunch marks Fire Prevention Week with speakers A P Hancock city manager Roy Greenhill insurance man on good fire records and debits and credits Blake Timmons fire week chairman George Waddill Rotary Club president and Ross Rogers program chairman participate.
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Rotary Club
A. P. Hancock
Roy Greenhill
Blake Timmons
Joe Jenkins
George Waddill
Ross Rogers
New Tau Delta Fraternity Holds Second Amarillo College Meeting
The newly organized Tau Delta Fraternity at Amarillo College held its second meeting of the school year in the boys lounge. The session welcomed all prospective members and included a brief introduction to the club.
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Tau Delta Fraternity
Amarillo College
Fraternity Aims for Pre Med and Science Students at College
The organization serves pre medical and science students at the college. Officers include Tony Martin as president, Winston Ochsner as vice president, William F. Hughes as secretary, Joe Frank Robberson as treasurer, and Bill Juett as sergeant at arms. Faculty sponsor is Joe Taylor, instructor in mathematics and social sciences.
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Tony Martin
Winston Ochsner
William F. Hughes
Joe Frank Robberson
Bill Juett
Joe Taylor
Arkansas's five largest cities listed
The statement identifies Little Rock Fort Smith Hot Springs North Little Rock and Pine Bluff as Arkansas's five largest cities by population or prominence in the state.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Meadow mice eat grass in 100 acre field
Ten meadow mice per acre on a 100 acre meadow will consume 11 tons of grass annually, illustrating rodent impact on pasture yield.
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Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo, Texas
Kiwanis
Rotary
New Tau Delta Group
Maake
M.M. Cine Kodaks
Bell G Howell
KODAK
Heriners Soromefw
West 6Th Ave
Montgomery Uta
Anna. O
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Joe Shields
Refrigeration CO
Frigidaire and Roper Gas Range
Tyler Commercial
Prince George
Jefferson Club
Califor
California
Taylor
Montgomery Ward
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