Wilson Studio of Music Completes Renovation and Expansion
Wilson Studio of Music in Amarillo has completed a major renovation and enlargement. Director-owner Mrs. Robert Wilson announces a new writer’s work folder and an auditorium with stage lighting. Assistant Ruth Robbins joins, teaching music and planning an intensive yearly program including operas and cantatas for junior to senior divisions. A San Jacinto studio will operate two days weekly.
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Wilson
Robert Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Ernest Hutchinson
Frantz Proschowsky
Ruth Robbins
Miss Robbins
Pettis Pipes
Kidd-Key Conservatory
Pipes
Robbins
San Jacinto
Dolly
Christmas
Fairies’ Tribunal
Hallowe’en
Jolly Piente Party
Martha
Algala
Madeline
Shanewls
Florabel
Mrs Cozart and guests return from New Mexico trip
Mrs C B Cozart and daughter Mil dred of 2010 Harrison street with guests Mr and Mrs Achenbach of Chanute Kansas and Miss Constance Cooper of Topeka Kansas have returned from a delightful trip to Red River Taos and Santa Fe New Mexico.
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C. B. Cozart
Mildred
Harrison Street
Achenbach
Chanute
Kansas
Constance Cooper
Topeka
Red River
Taos
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Ellis Parkinson Wedding Announced in Amarillo
Miss Wilma Ellis and Mr Lloyd T Parkinson were married Sunday at 4 pm by Rev W H Fisher at San Jacinto Methodist church. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Ellis of 700 Lincoln and an accomplished musician. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W T Parkinson, works in the Santa Fe freight offices. They left for a honeymoon in Colorado Springs and Denver and will reside at the Jean Apartments in Amarillo.
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Parkinson
Colorado Springs
Denver
Amarillo
Jean
North Amarillo Civic Club Meeting at Buchanan Street Church
The North Amarillo Civic Club will meet Monday evening at 8 oclock at the Buchanan Street Methodist church. An interesting program will be rendered and everyone is invited to enjoy. The program includes a violin solo by Mrs. B B Holland and a reading by Miss Zelma.
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North Amarillo
Bonita Chapter Honors Longtime Secretary Louis Anthony
Porter violin solo and readings accompany Bonita Chapter No 184 C E honors secretary Mrs Louis Anthony, making her a life member for many years of faithful service. The chapter offers a heartfelt poem praising her smile, service, and inspiration.
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Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Louis Anthony
Bonita Chapter
C. E
Lockwood and Burel Inspect Texas Wheat Office
R L Burel executive accountant of the Southwest Wheat Growers Association and C L Lockwood traffic manager have been in Amarillo inspecting the local office. Burel has returned home while Lockwood will remain over explaining the new rates effective in Texas at the Texas Jet Growers Association board meeting Monday.
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R. L. Burel
Southwest Wheat Growers’ Association
C. L. Lockwood
Amarillo
Burel
Mr. Lockwood
Texas
Texas Jet Growers’ Association
Parents urged to attend institute in Canyon
Trustees and parents are urged to attend the Teachers Institute at Canyon on Tuesday September 8 the day set aside for parents. Miss Laura Hamner says parents will discuss what they wish their children to be taught in public schools in a round table format. Doscher were among visitors. Dr A H Fortner was named chairman of the next meeting. Joe Boothe president suggests Rotary park to serve as a downtown gathering place for band concerts and public meetings and a loan fund to aid worthy students. A member suggests Rotary Club support for playground equipment at schools. Use Red Star Flour if you want the best biscuits bread or cake.
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Teachers Institute
Canyon
Laura Hamner
Sweetwater
Rotary Club
Rufus Wright
W. W. Rix
Big Spring
Walter Boothe
J. H
Haley Collects Data and Relics in Floydada Visit
J Evetts Haley of the Plains Panhandle Historical Society gathered historical data and relics during a Floydada stop. A Civil War era Sharp's rifle was donated by J W Daniel of Floydada National Bank, likely dropped by a buffalo hunter. An old handmade hickory chair from Grayson County was also obtained, heirloom in the Day family for 65 years.
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Floydada
J. Evetts Haley
Plains Panhandle
Crop conditions in Floyd County show excellent yields
Floyd County reports widespread excellent crop conditions with the east side as the only minor exception. Cotton and grain sorghum milo maize look strong, millet and sudan grass good, late rains aiding late-planted crops. More land sown to seed crops due to wheat setbacks. lice and honeydew affecting cotton but not causing major damage.
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Floydada
Floyd County
Childress to build new high school at $135000
Plans and specifications for a new high school building costing about 135000, including the structure and fixtures, were accepted by the board. Amarillo architect Guy A. Carlander prepared the plans. Bids will be let within 60 days and construction may begin by November 1 with occupancy target of April 1, 1926.
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Childress
Guy A. Carlander
Amarillo
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South Carolina Avenue
Elliott Hatch
Roy Slay
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Polk St
Smart
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Lockwood
Haley
Floyd
Sweetwater Club
St. Andrews Parish School
East 9Th Street
E. A. McKinnon
New Fall Millnery
Sonable
Greers Department Store
Polk
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