Unity School Founder Speaks Here Tomorrow
Charles Fillmore, founder and lecturer at Unity School of Christianity, will speak at the Capitol Hotel club room at 8 pm tomorrow. The 90 year old author leads Unity activities, with 3,000 centers worldwide, and will head to Los Angeles for the winter after Amarillo visit.
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Unity School of Christianity
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Higgins Family Plans Reunion for Captain Higgins Return
A Higgins family reunion is planned at 1223 Broadmoor to celebrate Capt. Dan Higgins on 45 day leave from San Antonio. He served in Air Transport Command flying the Criro-Karachi Rocket Run, overseas since July 1943, with prior Victoria win in January 1943. Brother Mike, 19, a Navy hospital apprentice first class, is home on leave from New Orleans. Pat, 20, is a Transcontinental & Western Air passenger agent. Mrs. Fancher Upshaw Jr., sister of the Higgins siblings, is mother to Sally Susan born Friday weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. The family home is 2217 Polk and, previously discharged six months ago after Seabees service including the Admiralty and Mariana campaigns. Captain Higgins’ wife is Maxine Cartwright.
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Dan Higgins
San Antonio
Air Transport Command
Victoria
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New Orleans
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Pat
Transcontinental & Western Air
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Major Upshaw
Sally Susan
Broadmoor
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Mariana
Maxine Cartwright
Earl King
Rusk
Polk
National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week Observed
Employers and employment agencies in Amarillo observe National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week from October 7 to October 13. President Truman proclaims cooperation of industry and labor to expand opportunities for physically handicapped workers amid survey results showing broad employer willingness.
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Truman
Fred Wells
United States Employment Service
Snow blocks Buffalo Hunt Plan for Judge Wilson
Heavy snowstorms halted Judge James C. Wilson of the federal district on his 1945 Montana buffalo hunt. He remains invited to return next year by Crow Chief Bob Yellowtail, who hosts on a Crow reservation of about 3.4 million acres. Mrs. Wilson and Dallas attorney Julian Mastin accompanied the party before turning back.
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Federal District
Montana
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Bob Yellowtail
Tobacco
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Guests at Snyder Ranch Reception
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Snyder gathered at the Snyder ranch for a social event. Local families and neighbors attended, enjoying refreshments and greetings in a casual rural setting.
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Mrs
Marcus Snyder
Snyder Ranch
Geoffrey Chaucer Dies in 1400 Noted English Author
Geoffrey Chaucer, celebrated author of the Canterbury Tales, died in 1400. His legacy includes pioneering English literature and vivid portraits of medieval life.
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Geoffery Chaucer
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