Amarillo High School to Graduate 104 Tonight
Commencement exercises at the municipal auditorium honor 54 girls and 50 boys in Amarillo High School's largest class. Congressman Marvin Jones will deliver the keynote address as 2,000 to 2,500 expected attendees hear diplomas presented by school officials. The event features the high school orchestra and glee club with diplomas distributed by T W Cotten.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Amariin High School
Marvin Jones
1&Th
Jones
Urife
W. A. McIntosh
McIntosh
C. M. Rogers
T. W. Cotten
Charlies A. Green
Johnnie James Halley
Elmer R. Herrington
Frank W. Higinbotham
Norman S. Hopkins
Eugene Lawler
John Hugh Lawler
Francis Leachman
Paul K Lefforge
Biden Young Lewis
Charles R. McAfee
Jr. Georges. McKellan
Theodore Hermon Nicklaus
Sam Nutting
James Bailie Park
Ray Davidson Parr
Charles Alfred Pedersen
Wilbur I. Pittman
Richard Roberts
Mitton B. Rosenblum
James L. Sellars
James Leonard Sharp
Otis McKee
Stalkup
Ralph Strader
Harold W. Taylor
Robert Willam Teed
le Roy Threat
Thomas H. Thompson
Daniel Bliss Thomson
Marvin W. Twaddell
George M. Waddill
Dean Wailing
Kirby Walls
George Walton
George Raymond Whittington
Fountain P. Works
Albert Valentine Wyatt
Eva Barrett
Hazel Barton
Agnes Beasiey
Ruth May Bennett
Mary Elizabeth Blackburn
Hilda Bell Brandt
Ruth Theressa Butt
Etheline Cantrell
Wanda Cates
Elizabeth Sue Chandler
Jewel E. Cox
Katherine Dorothy Curt
Georgia Louise Davis
Lucile Davis
Willie May Dyer
Dorothy May Eliott
Lowise Fincher
Myrtie Dale Gaut
Khiva Temple initiates twelve novices in special ceremony
Khiva Temple at headquarters held a short form initiation for 12 novices. Several candidates will attend Imperial Council sessions in Los Angeles next month, with a request for a dispensation for a special ceremonial. Notables speaking included Col. R. P. Smyth Plainview and Pink L. Parris Lubbock among others.
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Khiva Temple
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Rolla Y. Cartwright
H. A. Asbury
Fred B. Sanford
Amarillo
Edward I. Haney
Roy H. Cooper Rails
John J. Dimmits, Jr
Texhoma
Texas
H. L. Davenport
D. H. Davenport
Lakeview
W. M. Whaley
C. A. White
H. E. Clifton
Estelline
L. A. Maddox
Miami
Divan
Shriners
A. J. Caldwell
Col. R. P. Smyth
Plainview
Rabban
A. H. Reed
Memphis
Pink L. Parris
Lubbock
W. C. Teague
S. P. McMinn
Childress
J. V. Coffee
Mojica to Change Shawls as Added Ladies Attraction
Mexican tenor Don Jose Mojica returns to Amarillo on June 5 with a full change of program replacing his shawl act with a varied Spanish songs set. He performs in Plainview on June 2 and Lub bock on June 3 before Amarillo, singing mostly in Spanish and including O Solo Mio La Paloma and Marcheta. Popular prices will prevail after strong requests from festival listeners.
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Jose Mojica
Amarillo
Emil Myers
Mojica
Plainview
Myers
Senior class of Amarillo High to be guests of Rotarians
The Amarillo High School senior class of 104 graduates will be guests today of the Rotary Club at the Amarillo Hotel. Several faculty members and the class sponsor join as guests. Dr M W Cunningham leads the arranged program.
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Amarillo High School
Rotary Club
Amarillo Hotel
M. W. Cunningham
Scottish Rite Rally Planned by Panhandle Masons
Scottish Rite Masons of the Panhandle Plains expect to hold a rally in Amarillo at the Khiva Temple ceremonial or the Masonic Temple dedication date. The plan emerged from Panhandle Scottish Rite Association officers during a dinner at the Amarilon Hotel. A dinner will be held to discuss further plans for work toward a Lodge of Perfection in the region.
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Panhandle Plains
Amarillo
Khiva
Panhandle
Scottish Rite Association
Amarillon Hotel
Scottish Rite Masons
Lodge of Perfection
Local Names List Reveals Community Figures in 1900s
A lengthy list of women and men including Virginia Griges Gladys Gross Irene Hagan Dorothea Hund Clara Harmon Betty Harris Mary Hopkins Evelyn Keel June Kellner John Landis Myra Lloyd Mabel Lynas Pauline Martin Pearline Martin Mary Miller Florence Moore Leota Mulkins Mary Nobles Sarah Pavillard Lucille Payne Opal Pickens Ettalle Quisenberry Dixie Ridings Ethel Russell Jean Sanders Victoria Scanlan Ena Schaefer Ernestine Smith Frances Smith Helen Smith Earle Stiteler Nancy Teel Maurine Tillman Hazel Wineinger Louise Worrell and Agatha Wyatt appears as a roster of community figures, showing varied local names listed together.
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Virginia Griges
Gladys Gross
Irene Hagan
Dorothea Hund
Clara Harmon
Betty Faye Harris
Mary Edith Hopkins
Evelyn Suddarth Keel
June Martha Kellner
Myra Lena Lloyd
Mabel Vivian Lynas
Pauline Sarah Martin
Pearline
Catherine Martin
Mary Frances Miller
Florence May Moore
Leota M. E. Mulkins
Mary Ware Nobles
Sarah Elizabeth
Pavillard
Lucille Payne
Opal
Emma- Iyne Pickens
Ettalle Quisenberry
Dixie Ridings
Ethel Mae Russell
Jean Elsie Sanders
Victoria E. Scanlan
Ena Schaefer
Ernestine Elizabeth Smith
Frances Wayne Smith
Helen Frazer Smith
Earle W. Stiteler
Nancy Gordon Teel
Maurine Tillman
Hazel Evangeline Wineinger
Louise J. Worrell
Agatha Elizabeth Wyatt
Amarillo Day Nursery Secures Public Support
The Day Nursery remains a permanent fixture with an average of twenty children daily. Mothers praise its care, boosting productivity, while the community shows backing through showers from the Polk Street Methodist Church class, the 20th Century Club, First Baptist Church Class 11, the Federation of Labor, and the Blue Bonnet Club.
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J. H. Adair
Polk Street Methodist Church
Stanley Hayne
20Th Century Club
G. 8. MacLellan
First Baptist Church
Federation of Labor
Blue Bonnet Club
Castro County to Have Better Wheat Campaign
Dimmitt news reports a June 10 meeting led by J D Tinsley and USDA agents on improved wheat practices. Castro county aims for 20 to 25 bushels per acre with summer tilled ground, seeking broader farmer turnout for guidance on tillage seed selection and cost reductions.
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Dimmitt
J. D. Tinsley
Santa Fe
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Castro County
District and County Attorneys to Meet in Panhandle
R H Beville of Clarendon Panhandle district attorney and Panhandle Association head announced a meeting of district and county attorneys. Beville, in Amarillo for Khiva Temple ceremony, will review court term dates to select a convenient meeting date.
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Panhandle
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water Ad
Eye water advertises Dickey's Old Reliable solution that cools heals and strengthens sore weak eyes available from all druggists for 25 cents.
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Dickey
Claude Woman Dies Early Wednesday
Mrs. A. A. Holley age 49 died at 2 30 Wednesday morning at Claude at her brother in law Samuel Holley's home. She suffered a Tuesday morning collapse and never recovered. Survived by father and mother Mr and Mrs A J Garner Tulsa Oklahoma two sons James Holley Hereford Henry Holley Midlothian two daughters Mrs Jessie Jones Hereford and Mrs William Wood Kemp three brothers and three sisters W C Garner Mansfield Melvin Garner Dallas Jack Garner Tulsa Mrs Heaton Mitchell Midlothian Mrs Ethel Toomer and Mrs Effie Keller Snyder. The body was taken by Blackburn Funeral Home and will be sent to Midlothian for burial.
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A. A. Holley
Claude
Samuel Holley
Holley
A. J. Garner
Tulsa
Oklahoma
James Holley
Hereford
Henry Holley
Midlothian
Jessie Jones
Summer term at Clarendon College opens June 3
Clarendon May 27 The summer term of Clarendon College opens June 3 as announced by Dean H Condron. The term targets teachers with two full credits across five subjects, enabling return graduates to complete two extra years work. Sea Shell Gloss advertises finger nails.
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Clarendon
Clarendon College
H. Condron
Notice to Contractors for Ralls ISD School Building Bids
Sealed bids due June 10 1925 at 2 00 PM by the secretary of Board of Trustees Rally Texas or Kerr and Walsh Architects for a two story and part basement school building at Falla Texas Plans and specs from Kerr and Walsh Amarillo and Plainview Texas with a 30 deposit and a 1000 bid bond payable to Will Marr President Board of Trustees. plumbing heating and electric bids to be opened the same day. right to reject any or all bids.
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Secretary of Board of Trustees
Rally Texas
Kerr & Walsh
Ralls Independent
Falla
Texas
Amarillo
Plainview
Will Marr
Board of Trustees
Fuqwa
Stouth Building
Emma
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