Lions Hear Report On Conditions Across Border
Amarillo Lions heard E. W. Hardin of Amarillo Hardware describe his trip across the border to Montero and Mexico City noting that Mexico seeks peace and has rising prosperity with industrial and commercial opportunities. Rev J F W O Malley urged character building and positive influence for boys. The club planned a large Easter egg hunt and named organizers for the event and future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mexico
Lions Club
Amarillo
E. W. Hardin
Amarillo Hardware Company
Montero
Mexico City
Mexico
Hardin
Calley
J F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
Davis
Erry Pearson
R. L. Rogers
Church Leader Speaks on Evolution Tonight
Prof. A. G. Barrett of Fayette Tennessee former head of the Church of Christ Bible Chair at the University of Texas will speak on Evolution at 7 45 tonight in the Church of Christ at Tenth and Fillmore streets. He tours the state for the Bible chair at Texas University. Barrett is a former resident of Abilene Christian College.
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A. G. Barrett
Fayette, Tenn
Church of Christ Bible
University of Texas
Church of Christ
Tenth
Fillmore Streets
Texas University
Barrett
Abilene Christian College
Cotton compress to be built at Lubbock Atonge
Special to The News Lubbock March 17 Cotton compress to be operated immediately will be erected here site eleven acres adjoining the city at the railway tracks on the north have been purchased for a site E N Phillips of San Antonio is president of the concern while T M Nowlin treasurer The company is capitalized at 125000 and expects to put 140000 into the compress which will be the second one for this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Norman
Barker
E. N. Phillips
San Antonio
T. M. Nowlin
Waco
Amarillo High Debate Set With Forum and Philomathian Clubs
Keen interest is shown by Amarillo high students in a debate at 7 o clock Thursday night in the school auditorium between the Forum and the Philomathian clubs. Bruce Ashcraft and McKie Stalkup will uphold the affirmative. Donald Honey and Edgar Britain will defend the negative on the resolution that the United States should grant the Philippines independence after five years. A silver loving cup is offered to the winning team by the Lions Dibble, with two panels of judges to pick the best speaker and the winning team. The public is invited, and the victors will meet another team next week before the district championship at Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Forum
Philomathan
Bruce Ashcraft
McKie Stalkup
Donald Honey
Edgar Britain
Philomathian
United States
Philippines
Lions Dibble
Amarillo
Canyon
Massed piano reserved seats at Collins Drug
Reserved piano seating offered at Collins Drug with a price of 50 cents for adults and 7 cents for children. The listing promotes a massed piano event and highlights seating availability.
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Collins Drug
Love Triumphs When Prisoner Weds In Court
John L. Foster, a Potter county jail prisoner, married Mrs. May Fletcher in a district courtroom with Justice G. H. Landis presiding. Foster had been jailed for highway robbery last summer on North Grant Street and is serving six years after conviction. his appeal is in higher courts. The license was bought by Mrs. Fletcher hours earlier. Judge Henry Bishop delayed approval briefly. The wedding proceeded in the jail reception room with a large crowd in attendance.
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Tove
John L. Foster
Potter County
May Fletcher
van Buren Street
G. H. Landis
Foster
North Grant Street
Fletcher
Henry Bishop
Cupid
Local artists radio program shines at WDAG
Local listeners enjoyed last night's WDAG broadcast featuring Olive M Childers and the Philharmonic club. Hawaiian music opened the program by John Humphries and Clifford Womack, with vocal and instrumental performances by Mrs J J Crume Mrs Harvey Crudgington Mrs Ernest Northcutt Mrs B Stevenson Miss Simon Tru love Mike Hollander and Martin Jarrett ending with Irish songs and Hawaiian guitar closing numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAG
Olive M. Childers
The
Philharmonic Club
John Humphries
Clifford Womack
J. J. Crume
Harvey Crudgington
Ernest Northcutt
B. Stevenson
Simon Trulove
Mike Hollander
Martin Jarrett
Shero and Lee Form Partnership in Contract Work
D A Lee, four years foreman at Plains Paving Company, resigns to join cement contractor C E Shero. They form a partnership to operate a firm named Shero and Lee in contract work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shero
Lee
D. A. Lee
the Plains Paving Company
C. E. Shero
Shero and Lee
County Ready to Pay Its Approved Claims
County treasurer J. L. Shea announced that checks are ready for all persons or firms approved by the commissioners. Those entitled must call at the office to secure them as the stamp account is now forbidden by a state attorney ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commie Zoners
J. L. Shea
Shea
New Mentho Sulphur Skin Remedy Claims Quick Relief
An ad touts Mentho-Sulphur from Rowles Mentho sulphur promoting instant relief for skin troubles including eczema pimples and blotches. Claiming decades of study the method supposedly heals within hours with a multiplied effect and offers a free sample from Whitehall Pharmacal Co at 98 Madison Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Pharmacal Co., Inc
Madison Ave
New York
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E. E. Fiakler
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Lubbock
Atonge
California
Henry George
Blackburn
Polk
Schilling
Bo Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Justice of the Peace
Robert Hunt
Issaquah
Frederick
J. Lane
Fillmore
Harley-Davidsons
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Barnes Highlands
W. Latney
Bivins Bldg
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