Annual Meeting of W. M. U. in Claude
The seventeenth annual meeting of the W. M. U. of the Palo Duro Association will be held at the Claude Baptist church on Wednesday August 12 beginning at 9 30 a m The program will include music direction devotional and district reports with officers listed from Amarillo Claude and nearby churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Association
Baptist Church
Amarillo
J. H. Thomas
Ammons Woodward
Dp. A. Grundy
A. H. Willborn
W. BR. Beck
C. B. Stevenson
Groom
Wright Buys Latest Furniture for Amarillo Company
S H Wright president of the Amarillo Furniture Company reports bright prospects in Panhandle and national markets after a five week trip through the Northern states. He purchased 30 carloads of goods and plans a wholesale department next year with eight to ten model rooms. The firm will merge spaces with M and M Company, add storage, and display samples as they will appear in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
S. H. Wright
Amarillo Furniture Company
Wright
Texas M & M Company
Taylor Street
M. & L. Transfer Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Electric signal praise from Texas cities
Mayors of Abilene Wichita Falls Waco and Corsicana told the Board of City Development they are satisfied with the electric signal system. Abilene installed the system March 1 and Amarillo’s size was noted as larger but similar praise was given. The committee will meet Monday at 3 PM at the Board of City Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Waco
Corsicana
Amarillo
Realtors Discuss Progress Plans For Amarillo
Amarillo Real Estate Board heard plans for the Farmers Congress to be held August 26 and for the Board of City Development. Speakers were J. N. Riggs and Judge L. Gough. Proposals included surveying plant needs, bringing 1000 farmers, appointing a secretary, and widening Sixth Street to a boulevard. A committee was set to refinance the Amarillo gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Congress
Board of City Development
Palo Duro Hotel
Amarillo
J. N. Riggs
Judge L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Riggs
W. A. Askew
Tom Cotten
Sixth Street
T. W. Cotten
John Gilvin
Royce Gant
Amarillo Real Estate Board Honors W. E. Cazzell
The Amarillo Real Estate Board passed resolutions July 1 honoring W. E. Cazzell, San Jacinto builder who recently died. It recognizes his untiring service to real estate and city upbuilding, extends sympathy to his family, and orders copies for minutes, press, and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Co. P. Atwood
Sec.Treas
Eye Ear Throat Clinic Offers Glasses and Aids
Dr Wolcott Clinic at 104 Central Building lists services in eyes ears throat and catarrh with artificial eyes and glasses and contact numbers for appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wolcott Clinic
Central Bildg
Mrs Oma Ferguson to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Mrs Oma Ferguson age 43 will be at 3 pm at the family home 307 South Kentucky with Rev A K Scott of the Nazarene church officiating Burial is in Liano cemetery with Blackburn Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers are D M Travis C B Gregg BE H Willis C L Garwood Worthy Hickman and Robert Lynch Mrs Ferguson died last Tuesday evening after a two year illness Surviving husband Charles H Ferguson two sons Spyin of Kusa Okla and Charles of Amarillo two daughters Viola May and Nova Oma of Amarillo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Ferguson
South Kentucky Street
A. K. Scott
the Nazarene Church
Liano Cemetery
Blackburn Funeral Home
D. M
Travis
C. &. Gregg
BE. H. Willis
C. L. Garwood
Worthy Hickman
Robert Lynch
Back Money Due Stinnett and Pash Urged for Rail Project
Amarillo citizens owe about 4000 dollars to A B Stinnett and C B Pash for their work on the North Plains railway project. J E Hill, chairman of the Board of City Development’s industrial and railroad committee, said past efforts cannot be paid from Board funds. A citizens committee was formed to raise the money, and Hill urged action as the project takes shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Stinnett
C. B. Pash
North Plains
J. E. Hill
Industrial and Railroad Committee
Board of City Development
Hill
Double Green Stamps Promotion At Randal Drug Co
Store advertises a double Green Stamps offer at Randal Drug Co located at 422 Taylor Street. Customers receive twice as many stamps on every daily purchase, described as a universal doubled incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug Co
Taylor Street
Youth Drowns While Swimming Alone Thursday
Otis C McClish aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs C McClish of near the smelter drowned in Amarillo creek Thursday afternoon. His body lay unseen until early Friday after an overnight search. He was alone when he swam and cramps caused the fatal outcome. Justice Landis ruled it accidental drowning. Funeral at Blackburn Sunday 3 PM with Llano cemetery burial. Surviving: two brothers Earl and John and sister Lillie. father employed at the smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis C. MccClish
Jack Hall Ranch
C. G. Landis
Blackburn
Llano Cemetery
Earl D
John H. McClish
Lillie McClish
Workmen Mend Wires As Amarillo Sleeps
City Light and Water workers repaired eight wire breaks during the night. Three breaks were behind the Amarillo Hotel and five near the plant, leaving the city in darkness until daylight. Presses halted and cafes used lamps, but no one was hurt. Damp air hampered efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
City Light and Water Company
Daily News
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Davis dies
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Davis of 304 East Fourteenth street died at her grandmother Mrs C L Daugherty’s home at 9:30 yesterday morning and was buried in Llano cemetery yesterday afternoon. Blackburn Funeral Home conducted the burial.
Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye Water Ad Brightens Dull Eye
A vintage advertisement for Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye Water in a red folding box claims it brightens and clears a tired eye. Product marketed through all druggists with a period advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Deaths Reported At Cold Pool Water Tragedy
Reports describe a dangerous pool area where water is frigid and several individuals have drowned. Authorities are investigating conditions and safety measures amid ongoing concern for swimmer safety.
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W. L. Douglas Shoes
W. L. Douglas
Taylor
Farm and Ranch Loans
San Antonio Joint Stock Land Bank
R. Real Pumphrey
Mgr
Webster Bidg
Amarillo, Texas
Dallas
Joint Stock Land Bank
First National Bank
Yon
Texas
America
Hamiltons
Elgins
South Bends
Walthams
Howards
Ilinois
E. E. Finkler Jeweler
Gabardine
Choice
E. D. Green
W. MU
Claude
M. d. Davis
Goodnight
J. M. Malone
J. M. Crain
White Cross
T. W. Koupp
E. T. Dunaway
C. Z. Webster
Lee J. Miller
Tabernacle Church
E. A. Warren
W.S. Savage
Grenwood Church
J. D. Hinds
Herbert Horne
Claude Church
C. BE
J. K. Thomas
Goodnight Church
Robert Burnett
E. T. Payne
Groom Church
W. A. Vanclere
I. L. Davis
Liano Church
J. C. Wilshire
E. H. Christian
Pampa Church
W. B. Henry
Charles 8. Barret
Elsie Igo
H. T. Martin
White Deer Church
Irby McGlamery
J. W. Everly
Vega Church
BE. Winder
Bushland Church
W. A. Campbell
San Jacinto Church
Dilday
C. C. Guthrie
H. Wright
Realty Board
Gazzell
West
Stinnett and
Pash
L. M. Davis
State Highway Department
General Auto Supply CO
5Th St
Coney Island
Western Packing Company
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