Texas Tech Bands to Present Concert in Honor of Whyburn
The Texas Tech bands will give a concert at 3 PM in the Senior High Auditorium as the final program of the 1947-48 series. The program honors Whyburn and features Allegro concert pieces with soloists and a large ensemble. Beta chapter Tau Beta Sigma officers are listed.
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Whyburn
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Ruse
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Benge
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Cherie Pickens
Dennell
Plains
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McGhee
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Taaiou
Barbones
Rupert Horabesk
Big Ant
Jim Joe Hilger
Lasence
T Spfine
David Fewest
Morris
Beaman
Willard Edgett
Tau Beta Sigma Band
Norma Eiring
Irma Beaver
Betty Churchill
Kathryn Smyer
Aline Whitby
Marceline McEntyre
Rites Set In Berlin For Father Flanagan
Funeral services for Father Edward J. Flanagan founder of Boys Town near Omaha will be held in Berlin with Cardinal Von Preysing officiating. The 61 year old priest died after a stroke and his body will be flown from Berlin to Salina Kansas after services in Holy Rosary church.
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Edward J. Flanagan
Omaha
Neb
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Flanagan
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Rosary
Borred
von Preysing
Holy Rosary Church
Frankfurt
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Santa Barbara wedding ties singer and dancer to city
Report from Santa Barbara notes singer and dancer Cyd Charisse wed in City Hall with actor Ranger Martin in attendance. Best man Nat Goldstone and matron of honor participated in the ceremony held today.
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Cyd Charisse
Santa Barbara
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Ice of the Peace
Nat Goldstone
Ohio Veteran Wins Texas Hater No 1 Title
Ray F. Halloran of Cincinnati, a former B-29 crewman shot down over Tokyo, was chosen as Texas Hater No 1 in a national contest to find the veteran with the worst view of Texas. He will be feted in Texas May 20 for 11 days, with Texans eager to show him the Southwest, even crossing into Mexico. He described Army life in harsh terms and recalled the harsh treatment he faced after his crash.
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Associated Press
Madisonville
Ohio
Texas
Lone Star
Ray F. Halloran
Cincinnati
Halloran
Southwest
Wichita Falls
Podner
Amariete
Pescadito
Houston
Tokyo
Japan
J.B. Heath
Area Students Vie For Awards
Forty five South Plains students from 20 area high schools took tests at Texas Technological College on Saturday as part of a three stage competition for Dunlap department stores scholarships. Final winners will be announced after test results are tabulated.
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Texas Technological College
Dunlap Department Stores
Tech
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Brownfield
Cooper
Frenship
Hale Center
Levelland
Lockney
Donnell
Lubbock
O’ Pep
Lamb
Hale
Floyd
Hockley
Crosby
Terry
Lynn
Garza
Retha Martin
Dunlap Department Store
Body Of Wichita Falls Sexton Found In Church Building
The body of H. R. Tate, 60, church sexton, was found in the balcony of the Lutheran church in Wichita Falls. His 12 year old daughter reported he had been missing for a day. County Judge Arthur Tipps, acting coroner, returned a verdict of death from natural causes.
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Wichita Falls
H. R. Tate
Lutheran Church Sexton
Arthur Tipps
Pacific fighting and pres ident of the association
Heath, a native and one of the county seat's 2,000 residents, defends Texas amid foreigners' views. He claims calm resolve and teases a rival named Hal loran with a brash line about calf-rope as a metaphor for surrender.
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