Perseverance Highlighted by Amarillo A B Club Talk
R H Hamilton urged persistence at the Amarillo Hotel luncheon of the American Business Club. He said success is earned by a planned effort, not luck, and that true achievement includes gratitude to family and friends. Harold Welsh led the program with musical solos by E F Myers and Helen Strite with accompanist Mrs Myers.
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American Business Club
Amarillo
R. H. Hamilton
Harold Welsh
E. F. Myers
Helen M. Strite
Amarillo College of Music
Myers
Clarendon College Rapidly Nears A Grade Status
Clarendon College advances toward standard A grade for senior college status per Dean H. Condron. By September the third year requirements are met, with a greatly enlarged chemistry department, two new courses organic chemistry and qualitative analysis, a new lab with modern desks water gas, acetylene and bunsen burners, and Prof Wade developing an agricultural chemistry course for farming focused students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooye
Prof
Wade
Conference Opens as New Mexico Methodists Meet in Clovis
The New Mexico conference of the Methodist Church South opens in Clovis with over one hundred ministers and delegates. Bishop James E. Dickey presides. Carl A. Hatch extends welcomes. Dr. Arthur J. Moore delivers address. Elections set for conference officers and delegates to the general conference. Unification vote among ministers favors merging North and South churches 42 to 38. Includes district court and bankruptcy notice sections for John Thomas Gilbreath with a hearing scheduled in Amarillo.
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Clovis
N. M
New Mexico
J. H. Walker
Artesia
BR. C. Edwards
Fort Bayard
F. L. Gleason
Las Cruces
Fred B. Faust
el Paso
B. L. Nance
District Court OF the United States
District OF
Texas
Amarillo
John Thomas Gilbreath
Muleshoe
Bailey County
Acts of Congress
Ben H. Stone
Gregg-Cousins Memorial Loan Fund elects officers
In Canyon on October seven the Gregg-Cousins Memorial Loan Fund Association held its annual meeting. J A Hill was named president with D A Shirley as vice president and Miss Margaret Boulware secretary. The fund, begun thirteen years ago, assists desiring students to pursue college educations, aided by several endowments from local donors.
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Gregg-Cousins
R. B. Cousins
A. B. Martin
Plainview
Allan Bailey Martin
John Dalrymple
Lubbock
J. J. Bug
Clarendon College Forms New Orchestra Under Dean Morris
A new college orchestra has been formed at Clarendon College under Dean Morris. It will perform daily at chapel exercises and participate in all college events. New members include Maude Eikle, Frances Graham, Faye Guthrie, Viola Joss, Don Kerr, Jundel Shook, Juli Dean, Earl White, Russell Page, Oswell Vinson, H. Osborne, Evelyn Patman and others from Clarendon, Quanah, Texline, Wheeler, and nearby towns.
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Clarendon
Clarendon College
Dean Morris
Conservatory
Maude Eikle
Waylor
Frances Graham
Quanah
Faye Guthrie
Texline
Viola Joss
Wheeler
Don Kerr
Henrietta
Jundel Shook
Amarillo
Juli Dean
Earl White
Lockney
Russell Page
Oswell Vinson
Kirkland
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Digestive Relief
An advertisement claiming Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. It describes past surgeries for appendicitis and gall stones, then asserts pain relief after using the product, promising one dose and money-back guarantee. Randal Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Randal Drug Co
Notice of Missing Relative in Memphis Texas
Body of F. DeCou is being held by King Undertaking Company in Memphis Texas. Anyone knowing of his relatives please notify authorities or the undertaking company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. DeCou
King Undertaking Co
Memphis
Texas
Oil stock promoters face new federal trials in Texarkana
Promoters linked to oil stock schemes near Texarkana face a October 12 special term in U S District Court. Prominent defendants named include John Messenger W Homer Taylor Jess L Tomberlin Louis S Grimm W R Simmons Harvey B Pratt Paul L Flanery Jim Drever Jay J Grimm and Pat Murphy. They are charged with using the mails to defraud in multiple counts. Witnesses will come from across the country. Also Comptroller McIntosh issues charter for First National Bank of Lakeview with 25000 capital.
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Texarkana
Ark
Youmans
United States District Court
Leavenworth
John Messenger
W. Homer Taylor
Jess L. Tomberlin
Louis S. Grimm
W. R. Simmons
Harvey B. Pratt
Paul L. Flanery
Jim Drever
Jay J. Grimm
Pat Murphy
Colgate Banter Opens with Agnes Name Mixup
In a playful exchange from Colgate Banter, Pity’s Sake jokes about calling Agnes “Ann” and Hall quips that she is “such an indefinite article,” highlighting lighthearted campus chatter and nickname mishaps.
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West
Agnes
Ann
Hall
Colgate
F W Hays Placed Under $3000 Bond
Frank W Hays an automobile dealer was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to murder and placed under bond of 3000 dollars. The shooting of C D Whitworth of Dallas occurred in a Lucerne apartments. both claim it was an accident as officers found a blood pool at the scene.
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Frank W. Hays
Grand Jury
C. D. Whitworth
Dallas
Lucerne
Hays
Whitworth
Lila O'Kane
Edna Hickie
City Briefs Show Pneumonia Recovery and Local Openings
John Golding, ill with pneumonia at Northwest Texas hospital, was reported better yesterday. Wilson of Kuppenheimer Clothing Co. in Chicago visits two days as guest of W. O. Allen to assist a fine clothing display at Allen Clothing Store. W. B. Knight of Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. spent Thursday in Higgins. A building permit was issued for a $3,000 bungalow at 909 South Louisiana Street to C. M. Pray. A frame mercantile building will be erected at 1603 Washington by H. M. Timmons, costing $1,200.
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John Golding
Northwest
Texas
Wilson
Kuppenheimer Clothing Co
Chicago
W. O. Allen
Allen Clothing Store
W. B. Knight
The
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Higgins
South
Louisiana Street
C. M. Pray
Washington
H. M. Timmons
Veteran Bureau Inspector to Inspect Estates in Oklahoma and Panhandle Texas
F M Sterrett chief investigator of the U S Veterans Bureau will conduct an inquiry into the administration of estates of all incompetent soldiers and orphans of ex service men in Oklahoma and 26 Panhandle Texas counties. The probe aims to prevent graft and follows Sterrett's recent indictment of six persons in Oklahoma accused of defrauding incompetent soldiers or soldiers orphans.
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F. M. Sterrett
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Sterrett
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
Yes Yes Some People Are Like Blotters
A compact saying notes that certain individuals process events in reverse order, rendering perceptions and actions inconsistent. The remark uses a witty metaphor to critique memory and judgment, suggesting some people mistakenly invert cause and effect.
Teachers College Enrolls Largest Senior Class Yet
At West Texas State Teachers College Canyon the second week of the school year shows the largest senior class on record with fifty five members already in residence. A large group is expected to arrive at the December 29 quarter opening. The junior class sizes are noted as well.
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News Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Enrollment hits new peak with seventy students in class
The college reports record enrollment now the largest ever with seventy young men and women. The sophomore class matches last year’s size and overall attendance remains near the October 9, 1924 level. The 1924-25 session rose 25 percent above prior peak, and President J A Hill expects the extended term to serve more students than any prior year since 1910.
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J. A. Hill
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Great West
Ole Fashion Brown
Johnson
Taylor
A.B
N.M. Methodists
President Hill
Gregg-Cousins Memorial Loan Body
Ae Netare
Arkansas Court
Lakeview Bank Chartered
Specia. Co
Ine News
Comptroller
McIntosh Today
First National Bank of
Lakeview
F W. Hays
Teachers College
Cudahy
Rolling Stones
Purple
Swift
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