Carnival to Decide Queen Amid Elimination Voting
Plans say the carnival will be the biggest ever at the school. Elimination voting on queen candidates is in progress with a penny per vote. Friday the field will be narrowed to three contestants and one will win Friday night at the carnival.
Fifteen girls vie for Horace Mann Junior High queen
Fifteen girls are candidates for queen at Horace Mann Junior High School. The winner will be announced Friday night during a PTA Kiwanis carnival in North Amarillo. The event features bingo fortune telling a hall of horrors fish pond dart board cake walk pet show and more with supper at six o clock and refreshments throughout the building. Lee Hunter superintendent of the district.
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Horace Mann Junior High School
Horace Mann
Pta-North
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Lee Hunter
Fisher family listed with officers and addresses
Mrs. James E. Fisher of 1106 North Tyler is noted with headquarters company officer Delbert Stephens, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Stephens of 2614 Ong.
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James E. Fisher
North Tyler
Delbert Stephens
Leslie Stephens
Ong
Pilot Club Sponsors Rummage Sale Saturday Funds Colored Day Nursery
Mrs. Florence Ames treasurer leads plans for a rummage sale at 407 Fillmore to raise funds for the Colored Day Nursery. Almira Swenson Dorothy Wagerle and Daisy Bruce serve on the arrangements committee. Members will collect items Friday and open the sale at 10 AM Saturday.
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Florence Ames
Pilot Club
Fillmore
Almira Swenson
Dorothy Wagerle
Daisy Bruce
Bobby Russell Discharged From Army Air Forces
Bobby P. Russell of 713 B West Sixteenth was released yesterday from the Army Air Forces at Amarillo Field separation center after 20 months in service. He will return to work for Floyd West and Company of Dallas.
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Bobby P. Russell
West
Army Air Forces
Amarillo Field
Floyd West and Company of
Dallas
Birds On Battlefields More Resilient Than Soldiers
Observation notes that birds on battlefields seem calmer than soldiers facing shellfire, suggesting birds adjust to bombardment differently and may show less distress under fire.
ROTC Cadets Learn Military Life While Completing School Studies
ROTC cadets study communications and field procedures at Butler Field as ushers for football games. Cadet Capt. Bill Pittman, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Pittman, leads with assistants Cadet 1st Lt. Howard Wills and Cadet 2nd Lt. J. D. Fisher.
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ROTC
Butler Field
Bill Pittman
B. Pittman
Lamar
AHS Corps
Howard Wills
J. D. Fisher
Willis
W. C. Willis
Florida
Fisher
Jim Dain
Amarillo High School
Mrs A J Cone Returns with Son From Visit
Mrs A J Cone and her four year old son Bobby have returned to Albuquerque New Mexico after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F A Bone at 1302 Washington They arrived Friday and left last night The parliament of Canada consists of the king represented by the governor general the senate and the House of Commons.
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A. J. Cone
Bobby
Albuquerque
N. M
Parliament of
Canada
King
Governor General
Senate
House of Commons
Apple Industry Booms as Vermillions Tour Washington Orchards
Perry and Roy Vermillion, former Amarilloans visiting Washington, discuss the apple trade. They note refrigeration boxes for quality apples, a $2 million annual ad campaign, and quality standards. Perry lists his large orchards and earnings, while Roy praises his Riverside farm and bumper harvests. They cite irrigation from rivers and lakes aided by Grand Coulee Dam,低 electric rates boosting farming. Prints for the Am arillo Photographic Society contest will be judged at the Municipal Auditorium tomorrow night.
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Washington
Perry
Roy Vermillion
New Mexico Highway Patrol
Riverside
Wash
Vermillions
Grand Coulee
Amarillo Photographic Society
Stork Delivers Five Babies in La Porte Weekend
In La Porte Indiana during a weekend two mothers welcomed five newborns all boys. Mrs Charles Wallace had triplet sons while Mrs Raymond Walter gave birth to twin sons.
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STORK
LA Porte
Ind
U.P
Charles Wallace
Raymond Walter
OSU student treated at medical center for severe cold
A Ohio State University student entered the medical center claiming a bad cold and inability to breathe. Dr. William T. Palchanis replied he could fix it quickly by spraying the nose with an atomizer. The student reacted with astonishment as the treatment began.
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Columbus, O.U.P
Ohio State University
William T. Palchanis
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