New Y W A G A and Sunbeam Groups Form at First Baptist
First Baptist Church organized several new youth groups during Monday evening meetings. Dinner for 216 was served by the W M A, with Mrs. Robert Burnett in charge and an address by Mrs. W A Armstrong. New Kate Grover Y W A for unmarried 17 to 21 year olds led by Mildred Willis and Miriam Tatum. Intermediate G A for 13 and 14 year olds led by Mrs A F Berg and Mrs Eunice Timmons. Junior G A for 11 and 12 year olds led by Mrs I C Coryell and Mrs H C McNew. Junior G A for 9 and 10 year olds led by Mrs W C Coffee and Mrs A L Huff. Sunbeam for primary ages organized under Mrs A R Williams and others. intermediate G A for 15 and 16 year olds led by Mrs L L Nunley, Mrs F F Hillin and Mrs J C Arthur. Regular supper and missionary programs planned each Monday after the third Sunday. Mrs A D Foreman Jr. serves as young peoples director for the W M A. AMOMA Class discussed What the Holy Spirit Does for Us led by Mrs Perry Burks at 2100 Jackson Street. coffee served to various members. next meeting planned.
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Substitutions Do Not Slow Up Grid Play
United Press survey of 14 top college games finds no delay from unlimited substitutions. No game exceeded 2 hours 55 minutes. average time 2 hours 23 minutes. Found that pace remained steady, contradicting fears of slower play and hooting rule.
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Penns Mentor Named Top for Past Week
George Munger of the University of Pennsylvania is named United Press coach of the week after Penn defeated Harvard 19-0 Yale 28-13 and Princeton 23-0 to rise from ivy league cellar to title contention. The 30 year old former Episco pal Academy star has built a strong Penn program in three years.
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Substitutions Run High In College Football Drills
Across 14 games coaches used 1,239 substitutions averaging 88 per game. Tulane vs North Carolina saw 128 changes with Tulane 49 and Carolina 79. Minnesota vs Pitt totaled 81 substitutions in a two hour 38 minute massacre.
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Community church groups hold meetings and social events
Residents attended a First Baptist Poitan Class meeting at 2 p m with Mrs. R F May and Mrs. Herman Epstein hosting. Guests included Anita Joice and Marilyn Voss. Cake sales by Tenth Avenue Methodist Woman's Society offered home baked cakes via phone orders. San Jacinto Baptist Home Makers' Class held an installation banquet at Blackstone Coffee Shop with L Quinn and Howard Bennett installed, program included solos, a poem, and accordion pieces.
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Sewing Clubs Meet In Homes Across Amarillo
Mrs. 8. M. Phipps hosted the Needle Art Club at 4223 West Fifteenth Avenue with yellow chrysanthemum decor and a salad course for Mesdames Hawkins Thorn ton Tuttle and Wafternoon. The next meeting moves to November 4 at 1317 East Sixth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Stephens. The Helping Hand Sewing Club plans an all day session and covered dish at West Amarillo Christian Church. The Beryl Needle Club meets at 818 Georgia Street with Mrs. Clark McCully as hostess. World demand for strategic minerals drives Argentine prospecting per the Department of Commerce.
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