Rising from the Nest Aims Toward Vernal Light
Blythe Gwyn Sears writes of a baby bird unfolding its wings and leaving the nest as a metaphor for inner urge. The poem links natural transformations to spiritual awakening and human potential, inviting the reader to rise above clay and realize latent abilities.
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Blythe Gwyn Sears
Visions Poetry Magazine
Meetings for Today fill local church schedules
The schedule lists multiple groups meeting at churches across Amarillo. Circles at West Amarillo Christian Church, Pierce Street Baptist, Polk Street Methodist, and Buchanan Street Methodist host hostesses and locations. Various clubs meet including Just-Fu-Fun, Unity Study Club, and W M S units with Bible study, lessons, and fellowship activities. All women of the churches are invited to participate.
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Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
West Amarillo
Fred Wright
North Mirrow Street
John Dodson
Fifth Avenue
Johnson Street
G. Brown
North Polk Street
M. A. Law
North Buchanan Street
W. M
Polk Street Methodist Church
E. E F. Adams
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
The
Missouri delegates shift to Walsh for permanent chairmanship
Missouri delegates break from James A. Reed by voting 18 to 14 in caucus to back Senator Walsh for the permanent chairmanship. Reed urged Jouett Shouse. confusion led to a committee room retreat as delegates debated their second choice, Roosevelt, amid tense party maneuvering.
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Chicago
Missouri
James A. Reed
Senator Walsh
Montana
Reed
Jouett Shouse
Walsh
Shouse
William T. Ragland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Amarillo Woman Receives State Vice-Presidency
Mrs. Faye Gordon owner of the Gordon Style Shop in Amarillo was named first vice president of the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women at a Dallas meeting.
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Faye Gordon
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women
Gordon
Dallas
Red Carnation Lodge Plans Annual Picnic
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 will hold its annual picnic Thursday afternoon at Hills Grove. Railroad firemen and families are asked to bring basket lunches and meet at the Odd Fellows Hall at 4 oclock. Those needing transport should call Mrs. Jim Baggs or Mrs. Will Henry.
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RED Carnation Lodge
Hills Grove
Odd Fellows Hall
Jim Baggs
Will Henry
Bible Study at San Jacinto Methodist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the San Jacinto Methodist Church holds a Bible study this afternoon at 2 30 at the church. Topics include The Mistakes of the Parents and Allies and Enemies of the House.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Radio book review set for 2 30 this afternoon
Page notes announce a regular Wednesday radio book review at 2 30 PM. Social items list Miss Elizabeth Glenn entertaining George Harms of Santa Barbara California as a guest, and Mr and Mrs Boone K McReynolds returning from Waco after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs C C Irvine for about ten days.
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Elizabeth Glenn
George Harms
Santa Barbara
Cal
Boone K. McReynolds
Waco
C. C. Irvine
Miss Neva Claybrook Returns From Oklahoma Visit
Miss Neva Claybrook has returned from a month long visit with relatives at Perryton and Beaver City Oklahoma.
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Miss Claybrook
Neva Claybrook
Perryton
Beaver City
Oklahoma
Dallas City Council approves 10 percent salary cut
The Dallas city council voted today to reduce salaries of all city employees by 10 percent effective July 1. The cut is estimated to save about $270,000 annually.
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Dallas
Roosevelt Rule Fight Over Majority Nomination Debate
The rules committee, split between majority and minority factions, debated abolishing the two thirds requirement for presidential nominations. After tense sessions and threats of revolt, a compromise urged considering a majority vote at the next national convention, with the convention itself to judge its rules.
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Ohio
Farley
Roosevelt
Cohalan
United States
Loving Bride Of Orville T Stewart At Amarillo Home
Miss Rachel Loving married Orville Travis Stewart yesterday at the bride’s residence 402 Prospect Street with Rev. Robert C. Jones officiating. The couple, both Amarillo High School graduates, plan to reside in Albuquerque where Stewart works for S H Kress. Out of town guests included Al McGee Plainview Pete Teddlie Dallas and Clovis New Mexico attendees.
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Rachel Loving
C. C. Loving
Orville Travis Stewart
J. F. Stewart
Albuquerque
N. M
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Prospect Street
Stewart
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Junior College
Abilene Christian College
S. H. Kress Company
al McGee
Plainview
Pete Teddlie
Alton Martin
C. EF. Gustavus
Alice Gustavus
Dallas
Reynolds Martin
Pampa
Ethel
Martha Allen
Weldon Cooper
Stephens, Ark
Schley Riley
Clovis, N. M
Lindbergh Testify and Kidnapper Surrenders in Europe
Newspaper man testifies about Curtis and Bruce seeking a $25,000 advance for a Lindbergh baby return story and that no contract existed. A mysterious man claiming U S citizenship surrendered in Waag Neustadt, Czechia, admitting involvement in the Lindbergh kidnapping ring and claiming funds from America after the murder.
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William Edward Haskell
New York Herald Tribune Business Department
Curtis
Bruce
Haskell
Waag-Neustadts
Czechoslovakia
Lindbergh
London
America
Paris
Soviet Russia
United States
Trulove Class Luncheon And Program At Polk Street
The Trulove Sunday School Class of Polk Street Methodist Church met for a covered dish luncheon and business meeting at the church. Music was provided by Ruth Elizabeth Cooper Carolyn Pester and Jean Epperson. Hostesses included D H Wood chairwoman W J Hill H H Cooper Wade Mann Cc W Luck E T Miller Carl Hill and many others attended as stated in the program.
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Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Carolyn Pester
Jean Epperson
D. H. Wood
W. J. Hill
H .H. Cooper
Wade Mann
Cc. W. Luck
E. T. Miller
Carl Hill
Texans Confident as Garner Rivalry Plays Out
A Texas steer committee aims to win Texas delegates for Garner amid rival camps while Texans vote 46 for seating the Louisiana Huey Long faction and back the Minnesota opposition. Silliman Evans resigns as Gar ner spokesman. C M Chambers of San Antonio takes credentials post. Rayburn denies circulating rumors about Garner while in Washington.
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Texas
Huey Long
Louisiana
Minority Report
Minnesota
Silliman Evans
Fort Worth
Garner
C. M. Chambers
San Antonio
Evans
Golf Club Handles Carry Germs of Athlete's Foot
Chicago Health Department warns germs from damp golf club handles spread athlete's foot. Germs linger on leather straps in streetcars and in baths and pools. wash hands and feet then apply Emerald Oil for protection. Drugstores sell Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee.
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Chicago
City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Stores
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Invitations and Napkins
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about stationery color for social correspondence and invitation etiquette. The bride should invite the groom’s parents and siblings, and napkin use at home is to fold it neatly into the creases unless a fresh one is provided for each meal.
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Roberta Lee
Long renews pledge on leadership and wealth tax plank
Long renews a proposal to waive leadership in Congress by nonaligned figures and adds a plank to secure fairer wealth distribution through taxation or other laws. He notes the comment could target Senator Robinson and says the cap fits him if worn.
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Congress
Robinson
Long
Texas Lieutenant Governor Witt to Speak on Garner
Under the Press Club of Chicago auspices Edgar E Witt lieutenant governor of Texas will address about Garner over Station WIBO at 1130 Chicago time tomorrow Senator Tom Connally who will nominate Garner also scheduled for a radio address from that state tomorrow.
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Press Club of
Chicago
Edgar E. Witt
Texas
Garner
WIBO
Tom Connally
Carner
Freezone promise ends corn pain and removal in drops
An amazing liquid named Freezone is promoted as a safe quick remedy for corns. The ad claims one drop stops pain instantly and a few more drops can loosen the corn enough to lift it off with fingers. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and try it.
Six jailed in witch murder case at Victoria Texas
Six men were accused of murder in a strange witchcraft linked slaying of Domingo Cisneros a 22 year old nurseryman in Victoria Texas A fortune teller who told Henry Egula that Cisneros cursed him was sought as a key witness. Egula surrendered to police after the shooting and Cisneros family questioned witchcraft as a motive.
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Victoria
Tex
Domingo Cisneros
Henry Egula
Cisneros
Henry Eguin
Bonus marchers reach Lubbock after expelling member
A 10 car group of California bonus marchers with 23 ex servicemen, five women, and three children camped in Lubbock after expulsing a Communist from their ranks at Tohoka. They plan to add supplies and continue to Amarillo en route to Washington to meet Hoover. The loan with no interest would be offset from veterans’ adjusted service certificates if unpaid.
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Lubbock
California
Tohoka
el Paso
Amarillo
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Elmer Lee Brooks
New Yorker's Watchful Delegates Rally After Rule Victory
The room erupted as the rules committee report settled the two thirds rule dispute at the convention. Senator Barkley presided as cheers rose from Montana supporters and allied states. Delegates from New York Massachusetts California Ohio and Texas remained seated while standards and bands amplified the moment.
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Rules Committee
Barkley
Montana
Walsh
New York
Massachusetts
California
Ohio
Texas
Shouse Congratulates Walsh After Democratic Convention
Jouett Shouse accepted his loss for permanent chairman with a smile and praised Senator Walsh for presiding with evident fairness. He thanked friends for their support and efforts on his behalf.
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Chicago
Jouett Shouse
Walsh
Hutton's plan to wed McPherson for money revealed
In Los Angeles a breach of promise case against David L Hutton hears testimony that he told a Long Beach artist he would marry evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson for her money. Betty O Dille testified he made the remark while acting as her manager in April 1931.
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Los Angeles
David L
Iron Man
Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson- Hutton
Long Beach
Betty O'Dille
Calif
Myrtle St. Pierre
Miss O'Dille
All Itching Ends Blue Tar Ointment Ad
Quick acting skin healing ointment promises to stop itching after one application and cure rash ringworm and eczema after three applications. It claims to kill germs and restore normal healthy skin with a pleasant odor and money back guarantee. Sold by all drug stores.
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