Comedy 10 to Be Given Tuesday at Amarillo High
Amarillo theater fans will enjoy an evening of laughs Tuesday as the Black Mask Players open their fifth season with William A Grew s The Sap at the High School Auditorium. The farce follows Bill a lazy schemer in a Chicago area town whose plans backfire as he helps cover a bank shortage, in a sequence of amusing events. Music to be provided by Dr. R P Parcells.
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Black Mask show to aid Amarillo thrift room funds
Rode With Hoover features Regene Weatherby as Cynthia Lumpkin with sisters in law Helen Anderson and others in the cast. Samuel Gathright Verlon Twaddell and Cecil Eaton co star. Music by Bonnie Lassies and Betty Jean Hughes. Event sponsored by the Amarillo Parent-Teacher Council as the first of four shows to raise funds for the Thrift Room.
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Cynthia Lumpkin
Helen Anderson
Samuel Gathright
Verlon Twaddell
Cecil Eaton
Bonnie Lassies
Betty Jean Hughes
Amarillo
Parent - Teacher Council
Legion Officers To Be Installed Oct 18 At Rally
Hanson Post American Legion installs new officers in a Panhandle veterans rally at Municipal Auditorium on October 18. Commander elect is Fred Young. Guest speaker and installing officer is Bob Whittaker state adjutant, with other state leaders attending. Meeting open to Panhandle World War veterans not in the Legion.
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Municipal Auditorium
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Round Table Scout Meet at 7 O'clock Amarillo
Round Table Scout Meet at 7 O'clock in Amarillo features Scoutmasters and assistants. The lesson sermon titled Are Sin Disease and Death Real emphasizes faith, forgiveness, and healing with references to Psalms 42 11 and Matthew 9 2.
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Texas medico dies at 65 in Waco
Dr. John F. Gailey, 65, former president of the State Board of Medical Examiners, died at his Waco home after a lifetime of civic work. He was active in fraternal groups including the Masonic Order, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Elks, and Order of Red Men. He is survived by his widow, his mother, and four children.
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First Shakespeare Course Lecture Held in Amarillo
The West Texas State Teachers College extension program began a Shakespeare course on the first Monday afternoon at Amarillo Senior High School. Dr B F Fronaberger heads the English department and welcomes both credit and noncredit entrants per Mrs T V Reeves.
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Amarillo
West Texas State Teachers College
B. F. Fronaberger
T. V. Reeves
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