Christmas Dance Hosted by Miss Betty Garner at Amarillo Club
The Amarillo Country Club ballroom glowed with colored lights and balloons for a Christmas dance hosted by Miss Betty Garner. More than 150 young socialites attended, wearing festive evening gowns as Farwell's orchestra played. favors included candy corsages and chocolate bottles, with hot coffee and sandwiches served between dances.
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Betty Garner
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo
Farwell
City Briefs: Whitaker to Amarillo and Local Events
Less Whitaker, who ended his sheriff term last night, will live in Amarillo for now and has rented a home at 1703 Vierze Street to J A Turner and Miss Ruthen Schmidt. Marion Walker is in a local hospital after a collision at West Sixth and Virginia Streets Tuesday night. N H Lenox and J D Thompson of Hereford were business visitors. W A Hiller is seriously ill at 410 North Taylor. Prof F R Phillips of West Texas State Teachers College Canyon was in the city yesterday. L T Lester of Canyon was here on business. Former Panhandle Mayor L E Brain was in town on business. M P D Ramsey of the Grain Sorghum Growers Association returned from a trip to Muleshoe.
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Less Whitaker
Amarillo
Vierze Street
Marion Walker
West Sixth and
Virginia Streets
W. A. Hiller
North Taylor Street
F. R. Phillips
West Texas State Teachers’ College At
Canyon
M. PD. Ramsey
The
Grain Sorghum Growers’ Association
Muleshoe
Dallas ties and holiday visits highlight region in brief
J D Hancock former Armour manager now with A E Perkins Corp Dallas returns home after holidays. Judge C D Works of Spearman visited. Brownwood Chamber to launch aggressive member drive starting January. Postmaster W C Kenyon and sister Miss Nell Kenyon of Chicago visited Plainview. Orla Allen of Allen's Clothing Store returned from Burlington Kansas after a holiday relatives reunion. H E Murphree of Houston Chronicle circulation dept elected secretary treasurer of Texas Circulation Managers Association in Dallas meeting.
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W. C. Kenyon
Nell Kenyon
Chicago
Plainview
Orla Allen
Allen's Clothing Store
Burlington
Kans
H. E. Murphree
The
Houston Chronicle
Daily News
Texas Circulation Managers Association
Dallas
Gas Flow Reported From Dixon Creek Well in Hutchinson County
A Dixon Creek Oil Company well in section 14 block Y Hutchinson county yielded a gas flow of 40 million feet at 2800 feet depth. The report was received yesterday in Amarillo from 8S PD Melilroy a company director who was in the field.
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Dixon Creek Oil Company
Section 14
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Amarillo
PD. Melilroy
Alvin M. Owsley Joins Endowment Fund Committee
Alvin M. Owsley, former American Legion commander, accepts a seat on the committee seeking to raise five thousand six hundred dollars for an endowment fund.
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Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
Hereford Couple Spend New Year at Hereford Home
Mr and Mrs W A Glovier of Hereford are spending New Year day at H Reitman 706 Buchanan Street. A meeting of the Boy Scout commissioners of the city has been called by A A Graham to discuss plans for strengthening the scout organization. Seven Post Office employees are off duty due to illness. The water board and city commission will likely hold a joint meeting Saturday night.
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W. A. Glovier
Hereford
H. Reitman
Buchanan Street
Boy Scout Commissioners of
A. A. Graham
Scout Organization of
Post Office
Water Board
City Commission
Local Grain Growers Chief Returns From Texas Trip
W F Craddock of the Grain Growers Association has returned from a business trip to Dallas and Fort Worth. A marriage license was issued yesterday. New Year’s Turkey Dinner scheduled for today from 6 to 8 p m at Powell’s Dining Room.
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W. F. Craddock
The
Grain Growers’ Association
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Powell
Woolworth Plans Removal to 601 Polk Street
F. W. Woolworth Company plans to move the store from 507 Polk Street to 61 Polk Street within weeks. Co. F. Penny of Dallas, a construction engineer, is in Amarillo to arrange remodeling contracts. New fixtures and display windows will be installed per Woolworth policy.
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F. W. Woolworth Company
Polk Street
Co. F. Penny
Dallas
Amarillo
Woolworth
Reitman Grocery Becomes Reitman and Son
The grocery firm of H. Reitman today becomes Reitman and Son. Henry Reitman has for years run 407 Taylor street and remains senior partner. His son Herman Reitman, who has worked at the store, has reached his majority and becomes partner.
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H. Reitman
Reitman and Son
Henry Reitman
Taylor Street
Herman Reitman
Venue Change In Hobart Case May Be Delayed
Court officials said the change of venue and time for the murder trial of Dusty Miller and Mrs Ruth Hobart in the death of Edward Hobart will likely not occur before the January district court term beginning January 26. All attorneys will be convened on a date convenient to them to work out plans for the new trial.
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Dusty) Miller
Ruth Hobart
Edward W. Hobart
District Court
Banker's Wife Advises Amarillo People
A local testimonial from Amarillo recounts stomach trouble and gas but credits Adlerika for rapid relief. The ad claims Adlerika removes gas on the stomach and tackles deep causes, noting quick action and relief from constipation. Randal Drug ad appears.
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Amarillo
Adlerika
Aderika
Randal
Ady
St Jacobs Oil Promises Rapid Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to rub St Jacobs Oil into joints to relieve pain stiffness and neuralgia instantly. It claims the liniment is harmless never stains skin and offers a 35 cent bottle from drug stores, with 65 years of use for various aches.
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St. Jacobs
Blue Bonnett Club Social and Country Bridge Recap
A lively social recap notes a bunco game with holiday bon bons and prize boxes for Miss Josephine Gist and Pelham Hopkins. Attendees include Frances Patterson, Josephine Gist, Jeanette Reece, Elizabeth Meyer, Maxine Braly, Maurine Wallingford, Helen Parr, Russell Babbitt, Robert Underwood, Norman Hopkins, Shelton Gibbons, Carroll Gregg, Pelham Hopkins, and Ray Parr. The Blue Bonnet Club meets Friday at 2:30 at the children’s home. Mrs Shannon Bolton hosts an informal country-home bridge party for eight young matrons, followed by a luncheon.
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Josephine Gist
Pelham Hopkins
Frances Patterson
Jeanette
Shannon Bolton
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Helen Warr
Maurine Wallingford
Fred M. Wolfe
Wolfe
Harrison Street
City Briefs
News of
Panhandle-Plains Region
J. A. Turner
Ruthen Schmidt
N. H. Lenox
J. D. Thompson
L. T. Lester
L. E. Brain
J. D. Hancock
Armour & Co
A. E. Perkins Corporation
Judge C.D. Works of Spearman
Brownwood Chamber of Commerce
Louk
SSS
Aiken Ie
Reitman Grocery
Hobart
Rhedeatiomn
Blue Bonnett Club
Blue Bonnet Club
New York
Jarett's
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
E. H. Petty, Mer
Duke Drug Co
America
Amarillo Lumber Co
West Texas
Lincoln St
L. E. Newry
Nunn