Amarillos new bus route details announced
Amarillo unveils a new bus route with departures from 4th and Polk on the hour and half hour. The schedule covers major streets, includes a Sunday run, and offers 10 cent single rides or 15 rides for one dollar for adults and 5 cents for children ages 2 to 12.
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4Th
Polk
10Th
van Buren
16Th
Washington
22Nd
Harrison
19Th
18Th
Fillmore
7Th
3Rd
Srd
Utter Family Attends Terrell Graduation of Grandson
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Utter traveled to Terrell to attend the Texas Military College graduation of their grandson Jake Cooper. Cooper is among the winners in college debates and will participate in the final debate tonight.
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J. F. Utter
Terrell
Jake Cooper
Texas Military College
Cooper
Women’s Auxiliary Hosts City Organizations at Church
The Women's Auxiliary of St Andrew's Episcopal Church will host all local women's groups with a 4 PM service at the church and an informal reception at the Parish House. Mrs R L McMeans chairs the entertainment plan for a large afternoon gathering. Mrs L S Borden and her three sons head to Oklahoma and Kansas for about a month visiting relatives and sites including Parsons Kansas and Bartlesville.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. L. McMeans
T. E. L. Class Party Postponed by First Baptist Church
The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church postpones its planned party set for this evening and will announce a new date later.
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First Batist Church
Mrs G J Irvin Visits Sherman for Daughter Ruth Trvin
Mrs. G J Irvin has been visiting in Sherman where her daughter Miss Ruth Irvin has studied at Kidd Key College and Conservatory of Music for two years. Miss Irvin is valedictorian of her class, graduating this year. They will arrive in Amarillo Wednesday afternoon.
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G. J. Irvin
Sherman
Ruth Trvin
Kidd-Key College
Conservatory of Music
Miss Irvin
Amarillo
Quiet Wedding Joins Downey and Latson at Home
Mr. Irby A. Downey and Miss Donna Marie Latson wed quietly Sunday afternoon at 6 o clock in the home of the bride's brother Dr H H Latson 907 N Sunset Road The ceremony was performed by Rev G J Irvin superintendent of the Children's Home The couple plans to reside in San Angelo
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H. H. Latson
Sunset Road
Irby A. Downey
Donna Marie Latson
California Visitor in Amarillo and Other Local Notes
San Diego visitor Mrs. Norman Raleigh stays with Mrs. H K Taylor at 400 Virginia Ave while Miss Lena Troxel from Panhandle visits. Mrs. Billy Dixon tours to Clayton NM with daughter Mrs. E P Coble, supporting a new Buffalo Wallow monument marker. A mysterious lily plant in Green Furniture Store window garners curiosity and is nicknamed Caroline.
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California
Amarillo
Norman Raleigh
San Diego
City
H. K. Taylor
Virginia Avenue
Dixon
Billy” Dixon
E. P. Coble
Clayton
N. M
Flower Kingdom
Green Furniture
Taylor and Sixth Streets
P. J. Camerell
Santa Fe
C. R. McAfee
Green Furniture Store
Mr. McAfee
Mr. Damerell
Hi Jinks Club Meets Thursday In Recital
The Hi Jinks Club will be entertained Thursday morning by Mrs W C Boyce Jr at 1809-4 Jackson Street at 9 36 o clock. Expression recital tonight features Jane Harty Cecile Parsons and Ed Davis Parsons at 8 15 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs R J Parsons 1200 Van Buren Street with music by Miss Lucile Davis. Public invited. Dr Gordon F Hinds returns for vacation from Johns Hopkins to spend the summer with his wife and former pupils welcomed his return.
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W. C. Boyce, Jr
Jackson Street
W. M. Hall
Jane Harty
Cecile Parsons
Ed Davis Parsons
R. J. Parsons
van Buren Street
Lucile Davis
Hinds
Gordon F. Hinds
Johns Hopkins Institute
Baltimore
Tulsa Children Arrivals Bring Total to Sixty Three
Two children from Tulsa were received at the Home for Children last week. This brings the total number of residents to 63. Little Thomas Stockton, once gravely ill with double pneumonia for over a week, has recovered.
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Tulsa
Thomas Stockton
Mrs Downing to Attend National Meeting in California
Mrs. Carrie Downing travels Saturday to California to visit her sister Mrs J L MacNamara. She will join Boots Deutschman of Las Vegas New Mexico at Albuquerque and then proceed to Portland Maine as a delegate from the Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club. Mrs Bowe plans a Europe tour with G Don Bowie after visiting Fort Worth. St Andrews Episcopal Church youth picnic set for Thursday at 4 pm.
Kidney and rheumatic relief remedy offered by mail
A short old advertisement claims a kidney and bladder remedy can aid rheumatism and back pain for both men and women. It offers mailing the product for 1.25 dollars with testimonials and mentions Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis as the seller.
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Maion
E. W. Hall
Olive St. St. Louis
Mrs Jennie Rider Celebrates 88th Birthday in Amarillo
Mrs Jennie Rider of 60 More Street reaches age 88 and is a familiar civic and social presence in Amarillo. Her friends recall her active involvement in community events and attendance at spring Panhandle Music Festival programs in April as an associate member of the Philharmonic Club.
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Jennie
Rider
More Street
Amarillo
Eye Ear Throat Treatment At Claude Wolcott Clinic
Claude Wolcott, specialist, holds state medical license 1055. Located at 104 Central Building, phone 1982. Offers treatment for eye ear and throat catarrh and related conditions.
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Claude Wolcott
Central Building
TA Texas official in Fort Worth to conduct meeting
Special to The News Canyon June 1 D A Shirley vice president of the T I A A is in Fort Worth today conducting a meeting of that organization New policies are being formulated to meet conditions caused by the withdrawal of five colleges from the association Two senior colleges one of them Clarendon are seeking admission to the Duces The T I A A had become so large that changes were necessary in the administration of its affairs
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Canyon
D. A. Shirley
Fort Worth
Association
Clarendon
Hereford Citizen Catches Big Bass in Tierra Blanca
Special to The News Hereford June 1 The largest bass in this section was caught Saturday by French Thurmond a local real estate man The eight and a half pound fish measured twenty four inches It could swallow a three pound tomato can with ease W H Hay helped pull it ashore Thurmond used a small line Tierra Blanca creek near Hereford is noted as a premier bass stream in West Texas.
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Hereford
French Thurmond
Tierra Blanca
W. H. Hay
Thurmond
Texas
Dust and Eye Care Ad Mentioned With Shell Gloss
An old newspaper fragment promotes Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water for sore eyes from dust and gnats in a red folding box sold by all druggists. It also advertises SEA SHELL GLOSS Nail polish from Finger Nails, described as superior.
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Dickey
Randall County News Moves Into New Home Soon
Canyon reports the Randall County News will shift into its new brick building on June 6. Builder C W Warwick has produced a prominent Panhandle newspaper house with a forty foot front designed for stationery business job printing and the regular publication of five weekly newspapers.
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Canyon
Randall County News
C. W. Warwick
Panhandle
Billy Golden Adverts Crisco Praise From Children
Two young writers describe Crisco as pure healthy and versatile for baking and frying. One says it leaves no flavor after frying and the other lauds better bread cakes and cookies plus economical use. Names Bitty Golden and Mare Greson, with Amarillo Texas addresses.
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Pierce St. Amarillo
Texas
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