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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1948

Page

10

Contract Awarded for Bivins School Addition

The construction contract for the Bivins School addition was awarded to Timmons Construction Company, with the firm’s address at 170742 West Seventh. The project includes other listed bidders and is paired with plans to expand intra-mural recreation across the Senior High and three junior high schools under Jess Dearley. Teachers will coach and supervise sports, led by a team including Joe Parkey, Elton Am burn, Virgil Brown, Windy Nicklaus, and Tom Gilley, aiming to broaden student participation beyond varsity programs.

Bivins School Timmons Construction Company West Seventh Ramey & Mathews Frank Jesse Walter Wirtz Floyd Richards Purof Jess Dearley Joe Parkey Elton Amburn Nixson Virgil Brown Sam Houston Windy Nicklaus Tom Gilley Horace Mann Chas. M. Noeers Dick Bivins Parents-Teachers Association Rogers

Charter Night Set For Amarillo SPEBSQSA Charter

presentation of the Amarillo charter will be Oct 31 announced by president Folsom Jackson. members meet Tuesday night at 8 in the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom. Perry Ford urges attendance. officers named Loren Young and Gene Jordan.

Amarillo Spebsqsa Folsom Jackson Amarillo Group Ora Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom Perry Ford Loren Young Prient Gene Jordan

Kalale Children Tour Santa Fe Building

Kalale Children will tour the Santa Fe Building with 33 Amarillo Kiwanis committee members reviewing the interior at 4 o clock Wednesday afternoon. After the study, travel films will be shown in the company auditorium. The Kiwanis group has arranged tours since early summer, funding picnics, amusement park visits, and tours of Amarillo industries for the Home. Harold Gallarneau chairs the committee and directed the tour series. The Home will soon receive a donated pony from Boys Ranch, arranged through Cal Farley and the committee.

Santa Fe Bee Eae Amarillo Kiwanis Kiwanis Canyon Highway Amarillo Harold Gallarneau Boys Ranch Cal Farley

West Coast Canner Changes Local Menu

Pineapple cake was on the Crouch family's menu but a West Coast packing company altered the fare. Mrs Dan Crouch bought pineapple for a cake but found a can labeled Sliced Pineapple containing red tomatoes instead. She adjusted plan and considered a salad as an alternative.

Crouch West Coast Dan Crouch North Tyler

Road program topic for Potter County meeting with Lott

Potter County commissioners will meet Wednesday with Guy Lott district engineer of the Texas Highway Department to discuss the new Farm-to-Market road program. The plan provides 8 miles of paving in one phase connecting with an existing highway with a recommendation to pave Tascosa Road.

Potter County Guy Lott Texas Highway Department Highway Committee of The Chamber of Commerce Tascosa Road

Issue New Caps To School Patrol At Horace Mann

Black base white top officer caps to be issued to Horace Mann schoolboy patrol members Tuesday and Wednesday. Police traffic department will distribute the smart caps to all 15 members of the patrol at the school.

Horace Mann Police Traffic Department

Typhoon Kill Toll Reaches Fifteen in Tonkin Province

A French news agency dispatch from Indo China reports about 15 people killed as a typhoon struck Tonkin province last night. The casualty figure comes from a Sept. 28 report. Public roads and villages were affected, with continued assessments expected.

Paris Indo- China Tonkin

Church News Writers Institute Held in Houston

A non-denominational four day church news writers institute runs Oct 4 7 in the Rice Hotel Houston sponsored by the Baptist General Convention of Texas and the Houston Baptist Pastors Association. Faculty from AP Dallas Morning News Humble Oil Baylor Okla Baptist and universities. enrollment closed Monday.

Church News Writers’ Institute Houston Amarillo Dallas Austin Tex Keirsey The Globe and News Keirsey Rice Hotel Baptist General Convention of Texas Houston Baptist Pastors’ Association Worshop David A. Cheavens Capitol Associated Press Frank Langston Daily Times-Herald A. B. Penny Humble Oil and Refining Company W. R. White Baylor University Waco Porter Routh Oklahoma Baptist Department of Survey Southern Baptist Sunday School Board Nashville

Child Hurt in Fall From Car in Yellow Cab

Tulle Galle Sanders, 2, received emergency care at St. Anthony's Hospital after falling from the rear door of a Yellow Cab in the 700 block on Buchanan at about 10:20 PM. Driver R D Ellerd said four children rode in the rear with Mrs Edward Sanders and they accidentally opened the door while playing.

Tulle Galle Sanders St. Anthony's Hospital Buchanan R. D. Ellerd North Georgia Edward Sanders King Coutts

Mathematicians Sought for Federal Posts in DC

Civil Service Commission announces openings for mathematicians in Washington DC. Salaries run 3727 to 6235 dollars yearly. Requirements include four years math college or four years technical experience or both, plus one to four years professional math work. No written test. Obtain forms from H M Timmons civil service secretary Room 21 post office building.

Federal Service Civil Service Commission Washington, DC H. M. Timmons Civil Service Secretary

Hotelman's Widow Dies in Houston

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Scheer, 77, widow of well known Houston hotelman Fred H. Scheer, who owned hotels in Dallas Shreveport and San Benito, were held locally today. Burial will be in Shreveport tomorrow.

Houston Elizabeth Scheer

Co-Ed Club Board Sets Fall Quarter Meeting

The first meeting of the Co-Ed Club board of directors will be at 7 30 o clock Tuesday night in the YWCA. The session will plan all club activities for the quarter.

YWCA

Cominform Rivalry Divides Stalinist World Leaders

The text reports a rift within the Soviet bloc as Cominform may have overruled Stalin or influenced policy. After decades of undisputed rule, Stalin’s authority faces questions amid signs of health decline and possible external advice shaping decisions. Diplomats weigh who controlled the world Communist movement.

Cominform Stalin Sokas Viet Russia

Missions Acquire Ed Levy in Trade for Luke Majorki

The San Antonio Missions announce the acquisition of first baseman Ed Levy from Baltimore of the International League in exchange for outfielder Luke Majorki. Majorki spent most of last season with Elmira.

Missions Levy San Antonio San Antonio Missions Ed Levy Baltimore Luke Majorki Majorki Elmira

Austria relaxes electricity rationing after power improvements

Austria eases energy restrictions as the country reports an improved power situation. Authorities say supply stability allows broader use of electricity while monitoring demand to prevent shortages. The move signals recovery from earlier outages and aims to ease consumer and industry burdens.

Austria

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