Wedding of Gladys C Maddox and Thomas E Earp
Mrs Gladys Corbett Maddox formerly of Amarillo and now Ada Oklahoma married Thomas E Earp in Ada on May 21. The couple will reside in Oklahoma City and plan a new chapter for daughters with unlimited membership and adjusted dues. Interested women should obtain descent data and sign notary forms for registrar details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Corbett Maddox
Amarillo
Ada
Okla
Thomas E. Earp
Miiesh
Oklahomas
City
Great National Organization
Washington, D. C
Care Memorial Continental Hall
Evangelistic Services Draw Crowds at Tent Meetings
Evangelists J J Phelps and O J Taylor oversee nightly sermons in the tent at Eighth and Buchanan Streets drawing local crowds. Evening gatherings invite all residents to attend and join in the services hosted by the two evangelists.
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Eighth and
Buchanan Streets
J J Phelps
O. J. Taylor
Adelphia Open House at First Baptist Friday
The Adelphia Society of the First Baptist church will host an open house Friday evening in the church club rooms with performances by Hallie Adams and Anabel Allen in a violin duet, Royce Thompson and Ruth Virgin in readings, two pianos by Elizabeth McLaughlin and others, violin solos, vocal and piano duets, featuring Irvin Toizier and Mrs Watten McClurkin among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphias
Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church
Hallie Adams
Anabel Allen
Reading
Royce Thompson
Ruth Virgin
Pauline Reeder
Elizbeth McLaughlin
Mary Frances Akard
Marian Phillips
Juanita Mays
Patricia Blaisdel
Frances Hancock
Irvin Toizier
Watten McClurkin
Jon 4 Vineyard
Dorothy Hutchings
Margaret Harris
Chapter D A R Being Organized in Amarillo
A new chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is forming in Amarillo with about fifty applicants. Organizers aim to unite national daughters age 18 and older, Amarillo daughters who belong to other chapters, and those with descent from Revolutionary patriots to participate in broad chapter work.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo
Pal
H. W. W. Club Plants Trees At Children’s Home
The H. W. W. Club eight girls ages 10 to 12 planted small trees at the Presbyterian Children's Home and supervised four large trees’ planting last week. They funded the effort with various drives and added a juvenile book shower. Games and a joyful visit accompanied the event, creating lasting goodwill for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. W. Club
Happy Willing Workers Club
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Presbyterian Home
Recital by Gail Bivens and Margaret Williams at Central Presbyt
Prof. Walter S. Axtell presents a city music schools recital Tuesday at 8 pm at Central Presbyterian Church. Gail Bivens and Margaret Williams perform multiple works including Barcarolle Moment Musical Pendant La Valse A Japanese Sunset The Swan Etude Melodique By the Waters of Minnetonka Valse op 70 no 1 Rigoletto From an Indian Lodge and Menuet a l’Antique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Axtell
Central Presbyterian Church
Gail Bivins
Margaret Williams
Gail Bivens
Nell Cor Piu
Margeret Williams
Minnetonka
Pupils of Mrs Gordon Hinds to present piano concert
The public is invited to a piano concert by Mrs Gordon Hinds pupils at 8 pm Tuesday at First Christian church. Participants include Helen Mayer Agnes Beasley Norene Blackburn Catherine Cobb Edabeth Harmon Billie. Boys and Girls Coming Home Amarillo residents return after exams. several take new jobs or pursue further study.
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Gordon Hinds
Gordon F. Hinds
First Christian Church
Helen Mayer
Agnes Beasley
Norene Blackburn
Catherine Cobb
Edabeth Harmon
Billie
Names listed in historical document fragment
A long sequence of personal names appears in the fragment including Bush, John Olver, Georgia Roberts, Buddie Roberts, Marjorie Roach, Jack Roach, Ruth Ansley, Florence Conner, Ruth Smith, Margaret Taliaferro, Louise Crawford, Sarah Moreland, Dorothy Lyon, Evelyn McDonald, Mozelle Hall, Maryle Hall, Charlotte Allen, Fay Foote, Mary Frances Merriman, Lucille Randall, Dorothy Wright, Elizabeth Crawford, Elizabeth Keel, Dorothy Bair, Helen Kenyon, Annabel Von Wolf and Nadine Eisenberg.
Mothers Council to Convene Public School Session
The Mothers Council will meet Monday at 3 PM in room 304 of the high school. All Parent-Teacher Clubs members and officers are urged to attend as the year's work closes and incoming officers receive an informal reception with refreshments.
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Mothers Council
Delphian Club Adopts New Name 20th Century Club
At the final business meeting of the year the Delphian Club changed its name to the 20th Century Club. The name change follows a club study course from West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon. The new club year will begin in September under the adopted name.
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Delphian Club
20Th Century Club
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Local residents head to visits and travels across Texas and California
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hamilton and nurse attend Salina visit with her parents in Lockney after Amarillo trip. Aubrey Cousins and others return from Cleburne and Brownwood. J. W. Wise and daughter plan to relocate to Long Beach. Frank Storm and family set to California for summer. Baylor College graduate Frank DeWitt to attend commencement in Dallas. Several parties travel to Clarendon, Roswell, Fort Worth, and other locales for visits and ceremonies as the summer begins.
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W. W. Hamilton
Ean Saaive
Lubbock
Frank DeWitt
8. C. Tallas
Clarendon
Mary Stone
Fort Worth
Emily Loving Wilson
Miss Stone
A. BE. Meyer
Elizabeth Meyer
Masters A. BE. Meyer, Jr
Dow Meyer
Cleburne
A. D. Wells
F. J. Mackie
Lena Buechner
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Carrington
Frederick Mackie
Arizona
J. M. Hyden
Big Spring
J. Patrick
Maurine of
H. B. Jones
Madison Street
L. B. Clay
Chappel
Waynesboro
Tenn
F. E. Allison
E. M. Allison
O. M. Redding
Miss Ruth Stonefield Leaves With Lewis Family For Los Angeles
Evening plans include a grand ball and Tuesday graduation exercises as Ruth Stonefield departs with Mr and Mrs Sam Lewis and their daughter Gertie for Los Angeles California. George Stonefield and friend Leon Eaton of Winona Oxfa attended Ruths graduation and returned to Winona yesterday. Frank A Sewell president of First National Bank Texhoma visited his mother Nobta Sewell on West 8th Street and returned home yesterday.
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Ruth Stonefield
Sam Lewis
Gertie Lewis
Los Angeles
Calif
George Stonefield
Leon Eaton
Winona
Oxfa
Frank A. Sewell
First National Bank of
Texhoma
Nobta Sewell
West &Th Street
Rollins Motor Car Men Planning for Amarillo Agency
C. R. Prunty of Cleveland Ohio factory representative for Rollins Motor Co and Mr Fritz of Fritz Motor Co Wichita Falls distributors are in the city to establish an Amarillo agency. They will interview applicants in Amarillo today and Monday at the Amaritla Traca 1.
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C. R. Prunty
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Rolling Motor Co
Mr. Fritz
Fritz Motor Co
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Prunty
Amaritla Traca
T. W. Davidson to Speak Here in Governor Race
Texas lieutenant governor T. W. Davidson will address the public at 8 p.m. Wednesday June 11 in the district courtroom to back his gubernatorial candidacy. Local supporters including Judge C. C. Triplett plan a large turnout and organize a “Whit Davidson for Governor” club.
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T. W. Davidson
Texas
District Court
C. C. Triplett
Washington correspondence note for News and Post
The text praises BN Timmons as Washington correspondent for the News and Post and promotes daily article contributions and subscription. It mentions a telephone contact 883 for subscribing. The excerpt reflects a newsroom promotions snippet rather than a full news report.
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BN. Timmons
Washington
The
News and Post
Timmons
Post
Chinese cigarette trade nets small profits for dealers
Chinese workers buy two or three American cigarettes at a time while dealers profit from the tin foil already used in each package by reselling it to manufacturers, illustrating a minor but persistent loop in illicit trade and recycling within the cigarette market.
Budget conscious Bride Trends Shine In Panhandle Shops
June brides seek value as Richards Goods promotes silk lingerie and beaultily crafted undergarments. Wal of the Women's Art Shop headlines new Pacific package goods and embroiderables. Salon tips from Mia Beauty Parlor promise expert marcel styles, while Russell Cockrells and J C Penney showcase wedding decor, curtains, and elegant favors. Premiums from Premier Duplex and Finklea Electric highlight home upgrades. Bride prep includes shoes from Thomas & Thomas and cadet hosiery from Williams Department Store under a budget-minded, stylish plan.
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Uy RS
June
Pacific
Artamo
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F.B. Newbold
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Lela Madden
H. Madden
Virginia Interment College
Bristol
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C. B
Marinello School of Chicago
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Mia
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Hand Co
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Premier Duplex
Finklea Elec
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Paris
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Gladstones
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Williams Department Store
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