Manufacturers and Jobbers Boost Amarillo Growth
At the Palo Duro Hotel last night the Jobbers and Manufacturers Association heard H L Adkins assert Amarillo’s growth hinges on wholesale firms and manufacturing. He cited $80,000,000 in local business last year and described salespeople as key to sustaining goodwill and sales for Amarillo firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
H. L. Adkins
Palo Duro
Willontinue
Ackins
Panhandle
Or. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
S. J. Cole
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. T. Emmett
Dick Seay
Walter Allen
Walter Barlow
George Maggard
Ed Hardin
Henry Gooch
Ted George
Bill Smith
Fred A. Sliger
E. O. Petty
Tom Nabors
J. Cole
Transportation Committee
Pythians From Three States Attend Meet
More than 180 Knights of Pythias from the Texas Panhandle Oklahoma and New Mexico attended the district meet here yesterday. Brownwood Grand Chancellor Charlies EF Baughman described the Pythian Home at Weatherford and urged members to support the institution. Twelve candidates took the work last night with special dispensation for all three ranks. The Spearman and Clovis degree teams conferred the work as Baughman presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Charlies EF. Baughman
Brownwood
Domain of Texas
Weatherford
Spearman
Clovis
Baughman
Texas
Gary
Woodward
Okla
Pesee
Page
Fred B. Wheaton
Young Musicians on Program Last Night at WDAG
Radio fans enjoyed a WDAG program arranged by Mrs. W. A. McSpadden featuring piano solos and vocal numbers. Mrs. McSpadden opened with No One But You and performed two of her own songs You, Always You and Im Missin You with Al Hall accompaniment. Bobby Lauder age 7 and Virginia Lauder age 3 contributed selections with Mrs. H. F. Lauder at the piano along with Mike Hollander and Jack Clark providing feature numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAG
W. A. McSpadden
Milton Weil Music Company
Encouraging Letter From Dallas Minister to Amarillo Man
Rev W C Lattimore a retired blind Baptist minister of Dallas writes to Judge C T Word praising the Amarillo man for his efforts during financial reverses. The letter notes temporary defeat but resilience, family honor and religion as assets, and faith that troubles will work for good. It ends with guidance toward a brighter path and perfect day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Word
W. C. Lattimore
Dallas
Amarillo
Rev. Lattimore
Harmless Remedy Promised Relief for Stomach and Liver
A patient recounts using a simple preparation after illness affected stomach and liver. After starting the remedy, symptoms faded and ailments vanished, claimed to remove catarrhal matter from the intestinal tract and quell inflammation in the liver and stomach. The testimony suggests this remedy as a safe product recommended by an employer and sold by druggists.
Overflow crowd hears Rev Will Hogg at Polk Street revival
An overflow Polk Street Methodist Church crowd heard evangelist Will Hogg preach from Galatians 6 7 8 on the harvest of life and the dangers of deception. He warned against lust and fast riches saying the devil uses deceit to darken minds and ruin pure girls and spoke of hell as a real consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hogg
Polk Street
Polk Street Methodist
Evangelist Hogg
God
Dives
Lazarus
Hogg
Elijah
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Adkins
I. L. Beer
Dad and Son
London
Edmonton
Wright
Taylor Street
Nd & Sea Yard
Army Store
Tae
Taylor St
Amarillo Florist
P. H. Buthker
Pythians
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
Taylor
Dimity
Shoe Department
S&n
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