Southwick to Read The Rivals at Amarillo Club
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association brings Henry Southwick of Emerson College to Amarillo to interpret Sheridan's The Rivals at the Woman's Club rooms Municipal Auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. The noted dramatist marks a milestone in eighteenth century manners with witty humor and engaging scenes.
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The
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Henry Lawrence Southwick
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
Mass
Amarillo
Sheridan
Ivals
Woman's Club Rooms
Municipal Auditorium
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Southwick
Speech Arts Association
Mr. Southwick
Love Finds a Way in Frugal Wedding Build
EASTWOOD eng struck by lack of funds to pay laborers, Lester Perry and Miss Ava Snell assembled a five room bungalow and soon wed.
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Eastwood
Eng
Lester Perry
Ava Snell
Hallie guides Xmas shopping in Amarillo shops
A lively shopping guide visits 1008 Harrison for reed work gifts by Mrs Lively including bridge bonbons and vases, Sewell Drug for chili and coffee, Russell & Cockrell stationery, and Amarillo Hardware glassware and amber pieces. It highlights furniture showings at Amarillo Furniture Co. with 10 percent off, plus dolls at AVC, Penney Co handkerchiefs, and Williams Hardware carving sets and Bavarian china as gift options.
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Harrison
Amarillo
Lively
Omething
Russell & Cockrell
thecko-Slovakia
Amarillo Furniture Co
Ada Peterson Falls for Reinald Werrenrath at Chautauqua
NEA Service reports Ada Peterson, SD coed, meets Brooklyn tenor Reinald Werrenrath during summer at Chautauqua. They marry amid parental prejudice toward singers. Ada later studies art in New York, pursuing a personal career while supporting her husband’s rising fame.
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Ada Peterson
Reinald Werrenrath
New York
Chautauqua
South Dakota
Brooklyn
N. Y
Werrenrath
West
Reinald
Denmark
Grinell
Colege
Local Gift Shops Highlight Holiday Offerings and Prices
Oving Printing Co promotes personalized engraved greeting cards with a phone contact for orders and a display of tasteful options. Astin Drug features gift suggestions with special price tags, wall pockets, atomizers, and ivory sets. CESON Drug advertises Christmas shopping with family gifts, and Bechoft and Jenny Rose showcase velvet gowns and evening wear with noted colors and furs. Local embroidery expert on Buchanan Street invites visits and affordable prices.
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Oving Printing CO
Japan
Voice of Amarillo Citizens Urge Civic Spirit 1926
G C Baunders appeals to Amarillo residents to drop criticism of public figures and groups and adopt a civic service pledge. He urges buying into city development, supporting institutions, and active citizenship as 1926 promises growth with a new railroad openness, urgent collective effort, and a stronger community spirit. The letter emphasizes restraint, constructive involvement, and personal accountability to propel Amarillo forward. The author signs as G C Baunders from Amarillo, Texas, December 12, 1926.
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Daily News
Amarillo
G. C. Baunders
Texas
Ling diocese denounces modern culture as paganism
In a regional church note the Ling diocese condemns modern arts and physical culture as tending toward paganism, urging parishioners to focus on traditional values and spiritual discipline in daily life.
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Viancia
Pt Fas
Ling
Aporta
Amarillo Publishes New Promotional Booklet
A descriptive booklet titled Industrial, Agricultural and Natural Advantages of Amarillo and Divinity, prepared by the Amarillo Board of City Development, has been printed by Russell & Rockwell for broad distribution. The pamphlet features a map of the Peahandie rail center, oil and gas lane notes, and vivid illustrations of industries, homes, farm scenes, Palo Duro canyon, and aims to boost city publicity during spring and summer. Monte Owen, assistant secretary and publicity director, prepared the material.
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Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Monte Owen
Board of City Development
Hutchinson Co Oil to Drill Intensely in Amarillo Span
Hutchinson County Oil Company plans aggressive development of the Spurlock properties in section 8 block Y H E Smith ranch Hutchinson County. The $120000 corporation led by H E Hume H W Blackburn J M Durrett Fred C Klinke and W S Oliver Jr aims to drill the Spurlock No 2 nearing 2000 feet and expected to be completed early 1926. Amarillo businessmen own most of the 120 lease and envisage extensive development next year.
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Hutchinson County
Amarile
Spurlock
Smith Ranch
Hutchinson County Oil Company
Texas
H. E. Hume
H. W. Blackburn
J. M. Durrett
Fred C. Klinke
W. &. Oliver Jr
Larson Elected Chief Patriarch of C C F Encampment
Carl Larson was chosen chief arch of the Odd Fellows Encampment in the annual election of officers Friday night. Other officers for 19% will be Rute Stowell as high priest Upton Jones as senior warden J W Hardin as junior warden W C Townes as treasurer F B Wi and W B Perryman as degree n
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Carl Larson
Odd Fellows
Rute Stowell
Upton Jones
J. W. Hardin
W. C. Townes
F. B. Wi
W. B. Perryman
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Big Mama Dolla
Hallie
Williams
Williams Hardware
J. C. Penny Co
Penney’s
Switzerland
Santa
Hortense Saunders
MR. and
Mrs. Reinald Werrenrath
Rogers
Ceson
Bechoft
Jenny Rose
Voice of
People
Larson
C. C. F. Encampment
American Telephone & Tele
HH. Blair-Smith
Joe Brown’s Fruit Store
Polk St
White & Kirk