Mothers of Ace Exndergin pupils host PTA meeting
The central PTA committee led by Mrs Sohn Merchant and Mrs D Wood hosted mothers of Ace Exndergin School grade pupils. A carnival plan was set for October 24 with boots games a teet show boxing match hot dogs pie and coffee. Invitations urged attendance and best costume prizes were promised. The McKinley PTA also met with tea poured by Mrs Ray Heimast and Mrs Christal in a floral setting.
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Enioye
Ace Exndergin School
Parent-Teacher Association
Sohn Merchant
D. Wood
Aire
Dwn Lee
Mrn Lee
Pic Treet
Bil Money
Mesdames
Ketchuhm
J. Tones
Tabier
J.J. van Belt
al Bruce
Fred Ciati
Hickeroon
Wilson
Eawin Ure
Voile
Jack’ Guthrie
Bure
Purl Garris
Grace
Weloek
Ars W
Parmeers
M Ten
Ted Lou
Marra
Sumsit Parent-Teacher Association
Fursday
Dot Plant
McKinley Unit
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
JR Christal
Ray
Kay Kyser Quiz Draws Amarillo Club Members
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club held a meeting last night to plan National Business Women Week events. A quiz program featured three contestants, Ray Haglan, Waleman, and Ora Lee Ibach, who received corsages. A pep rally for the district conference at Pampa was announced, with about 50 members present.
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Amarillo
Socal
Ray KS
Wich & Heey
Ray He ‘Haglan
Fancy Waleman
Ora Lee Ibach
Pampa
Amarillo Barbecue Event Honors Governor Stevenson
Amarillo residents are urged to attend a Monday barbecue at the Jack Hall ranch to honor Governor Coke Stevenson. Tickets are available from the chamber of commerce. reservations advised. The event aims to welcome American attendees from across the Panhandle and features a morning to evening schedule with speeches and community fellowship.
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Overnor Coke Stevenson
Dee Fred
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Chamber of ‘Commerce Fies
Aevenson
Aris
Jack Hal
Borthwes
Jack Hall
Dewey
First Benefit on Road Bond Action Is Due Oct 10
The county learns the first benefit from the new road bond assumption act is due October 10. Through the state of Texas plan Potter County will receive $5062 for principal and $8825 for interest, with payments in January, Abe and July. The savings this year equal $64,400 versus prior required payments.
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Ottiais
Lang
State of Texas
Porter ‘County
Potter “County
Abe
Potter County
NYA Cooking School Open For 8 More
The National Youth Administration runs a cooking school at Canon City Institute. Harold Hamilton, instructor, says the program offers room for 8 more boys aged 13 to 18. Students receive monthly stipends and meals, with no prior offense required. Applications are at the NYA office.
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Shen
Harold Hamlin
NYA
Pervino
Canon Cinsen
Ailmatz
Henry Nation
the Teident Center
Ite
Te Turants
USHA Item Encourages Army Training Site Expansion
Reported from Washington the United Press notes Roosevelt approval of the plan amid pending appropriations. Amarillo has another application under review to designate a defense area. Officials expect a large construction drive to house over 100 homes for army training and related needs.
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Sentiman
Tom Wingate
Washington
United Press
Roosevelt Hse
Ti Ie
Deterse
Priosy
Tibor
Inva Eterna
Sri
Army
Ar Corp
Constrtion
Worm with No Identification Stuns Local Officers
A bizarre incident near Sixth Avenue left a woman injured and several officials puzzled. A mysterious worm specimen caused no end of confusion as investigators from the Plant Quarantine and Bureau of Entomology examined the scene at 214 Lincoln Street. A car collision on Siath Avenue entangled the inquiry, with witnesses noting probing questions and delays as authorities sought to identify the strange insect mate.
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Miles
Amaritana
Prank W. de Kayser
Globe-News Office
Oliver-Eakle
United
Mex de Kaiser
States Bureau of Entomology
Robert Ing
Emomologus
Lincoln Street
Siath Avenue
Fair's Reception Committee Called To Friday Parley
The Fair’s reception committee was convened by chairman El Beech for a Friday meeting in Worlock Prisay. The panel includes Allen, Harrigan, McCarty, Thornton, Autry, Wilkinson, Autry, and many others. Ray Pinknes notes six species of poisonous snakes inhabit Louisiana.
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el Beech
Worlock
Prisay
Pari
Fis
Firkine
Pertielot Lewis
Louisiana
CARDUTCARDUS Touted for Women Energy Aid and Popularity
A fragmented note claims CARDUT provides women with two way help to combat fatigue lack of energy and low appetite. It mentions three steps to use CARDUS and asserts a yearlong popularity record with gift incentives.
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Cardus
Cardat
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