St Marys Academy Enjoys Busy Scholastic Year
A summary of St Marys Academy activities highlights a year of Latin poetry contests with student pseudonyms, language and science competitions, art and music showcases, and a notable alumnae function. The report notes diligent work in drawing, drafting, and domestic arts, with events hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association and plans for paving Washington Street.
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St. Mary's Academy
Amarillo
Lunae Dies
Mellboeus Et Tityrus
L. Stone
BE. Spegal
Winnie Fraser
Aristotle
Florence Pretice
Pasteur
Larb B. Sparger
Wiseman
Myrtle Edwards Linnaeus
Catherine ( Sommers Max) Schultze
Dorothy Beekman Spallanaani
Anna B. Sparger
Mary Garcia Fy Brown
Clara Lange Cuvier
Huth
Elizabeth Spegal
St. Cecilia's Music Circle
Josephine Probst
Green
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Has Helt
Washington Street
Committee of Ways and Means
St. Mary’s Academy
Luncoqui
Methodist Missionary Society Meeting at San Jacinto Church
Members of the Samay Methodist Missionary Society are urged to attend a social gathering at San Jacinto Church today at 3 o clock in the afternoon. The event aims to be a pleasant social time for all attendees and local worshipers.
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Methodist Missionmeary Society of the Samay
Sete
San Jacinto ChureBa Weil
Timiss
Cnoolw
Mizpa Be Club Postpones Thursday Meeting
An upcoming Mizpa Be Club gathering is postponed and will be held next week instead. Officials say the meeting will proceed with a greeting session once rescheduled.
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Mispata
Helano
Lo Eerenk
Club Wile Meet Set for Thursday Evening
Miss Bethenia Burgess will host the J. U G. Club at 1410 Tyler Street at 8 o clock Thursday. This is an important business session and members are urged to be present.
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Bethenia Burgess
Tyler
Mrs Della Matthews to Attend National Music Clubs Meeting
Mrs A F Biggers announced the arrival of Mrs Della Matthews state Federation of Music Clubs president to city for a visit June 1. She will attend the National Federation of Music Clubs meeting in Everland Oregon in June and stay a few hours before departing. Local musicians anticipate her visit and may greet Matthews during her brief stay.
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A. F Biggers
Della “Kualiy Matthews
Ederated Music Clubs
Adul
Lubs
Oklahoma
Wekao
National Federation of Music Clubs
Dhxae
Evertland
Oregon
Jureaut
Durimae
Esther McCrory to Lead Flag Day Celebration
Esther McCrory of the D A R will enter new members who recently joined the chapter and will celebrate Flag Day with an elaborately staged event at the Amarillo Country Club on June 21 at 4 PM.
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Esther McCrory
Heapter
Cleeageter
Willerm K Wvill
Binoy
Cciagepter
Amarillo
Miss Pauline Reeder to Receive BA at TCU Commencement
Amarillo’s Miss Pauline E Reeder will earn a bachelor of arts degree at Texas Christian University during the fifty second annual commencement exercises. The May 2 announcement from President E M Waits notes she is among 111 graduates, the largest class in university history, and highlights her leadership in student life and involvement with Walton Literary Society The Skiff staff and The Horned Frog.
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Parline Reeder
Pauline E Reeder
Amarillo
Texas Christian University
Ir. E. M. Waits
Miss Reeder
Walton Literary Society
Skiff
The
Horned Frog
Reeder
Philharmonic Club Luncheon Features Music and Toasts
A Harmony Club luncheon showcased an orchestra led by Mrs. Lester Blakemore with Mrs. Jess Rogers and Miss Sadie Claude Curtis. Mrs. Jack Burgess performed Pale Moon, followed by a poem for retiring president Mrs. J H Montgomery. A trio, a toast to incoming president Mrs. R B Thompson, and a generous luncheon concluded the program with broad club support.
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Lester Blakemore
Jess Rogers
Sadie Claude Curtis
Jack Burgess
Burgess
Toney .Chisum
Robert Wilson
Will A. Smith
Lester Blakermoore
J. W. Collins
Philharmonic Club
R. H. Gentry
R. 8. Thompson
Thompson
Harmony Club
Mesdames
Jack Houser
Seymour
Toney Chisum
E. F. Lanham
Wilkinson
Turner
J. W. Cheney
Leslie Williams
Albert Randall
Ed R. Mayer
R. Thomson
Henry R. Jack
E. L. Doheney
G. T. Vineyard
J. E. Montgomery
Olin F. Hardy
J. Su. McLaughlin
J. W. Collins Ramsey
O. M. Childers
H. E. Kincaid
H. E. Smith
James M. Delzell
L. E B. Newby
Olsen
W. A. Smith
Katheryn B. Smith
R. Hex. McAlpine
G. T. Oliver
W. B. Patterson
Townsend
Clopton
Stinson
Laura V. Hamner
Mattea McClurkin
Sophia Meyer
George S. McClelland
FFKS Reading Room Gets New Carpet
A 21 by 24 foot carpet was laid in Amarillo's Eljks' Club reading room. Secretary Claude LeNeveu says the carpet is among the finest ever laid there and will serve for many years. The old carpet moved to the game room and chairs are being leather upholstered after wear.
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Eljks
Amarillo
Claude LeNeveu
Stone House Occupied After Sixteen Years Of Work
The stone house at Sixth and Jackson streets, built over 16 years mostly by David M. Chalmers, is now occupied. G. H. Hale, with Gulf Refining, leased it to operate as an apartment house. The heavy stone building contains 17 rooms.
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Sixth and
Jackson Streets
G. H. Hale
Gulf Refining Company
David M. Chalmers
Lyles to Attend Father’s Funeral in Kentucky
L. E. Lyles of Palo Duro Furniture left Sunday night after learning his father aged about 60 died in Detroit Michigan. Burial is set for Thursday in Smiths Grove Kentucky. Mrs Lyle departed last Friday for San Francisco to attend her brother Jack Ford’s funeral, who died Thursday night.
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L. E. Lyles
Palo Duro Furniture Company
Detroit
Mich
Smiths Grove
Lyle
San Francisco
Calif
Jack Ford
Plainview Cotton Oil Mill Under Construction
Construction of the Plainview cotton oil mill began this week with Superintendent J F Hardaway of Terrell in charge. The reinforced concrete plant will sit north of the Texas Utility plant near the railroad tracks, representing a 165000 dollar investment and to become one of West Texas’s largest facilities.
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Plain View
Plainview
J. F. Hardaway
Terrell
Texas Utility
West Texas
Texhoma Youth Burns In Gasoline Explosion
Fred Harvell ten year old son of Walter Harvell a Texhoma barber was badly burned in an explosion at a local filling station. He sat in a car watching the filling when he struck a match and the blast followed dragging him from the car to a hospital in Liberal Kansas where his recovery appears doubtful.
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Texhoma
Okla
Fred
Walter Harvell
Liberal
Kans
Youth Burned After Car Fire and Gasoline Flood
A youth leaped from a car as gasoline flooded the ground and the vehicle burned. The flames were put out, but the victim suffered severe burns to the face arms and lower limbs with flesh torn from the skin when clothing was removed.
Reading glasses sale by Dr. Claude Wolcott
Until May 31st. Complete reading glasses seven fifty. Eye ear nose throat specialist at Central Building.
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Claude Wolcott
Central Building
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