Pastor Dr. Hayne Moves to Dallas Church
Dr. Stanley W. Hayne, longtime Polk Street Methodist pastor, is transferred to a Dallas church in Oak Cliff. Over four years, his leadership boosted local church membership by about 1,500, with St Paul and San Jacinto rising from Polk Street. He will preach his last sermons next Sunday. The Dallas church, second largest in the city, recently moved into a 300000 dollar building and hosts a 2000 member congregation and 1500 weekly Sunday school attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Hayne
Polk Street
Tyler Street Methodist Church
Dallas
Hayne
St. Paul and San Jacinto
Central College
University of Missouri
Dr Wolcott's Glasses in Panhandle Since 1894
The item notes that Dr Wolcott's glasses have served as standard eyesight equipment in the Panhandle for 31 years dating back to 1894, located at 104 Central Building.
North Amarilloans Plan Tree Planting Campaign
The North Amarillo civic club announced a tree planting campaign at its weekly meeting to improve the city’s beauty. An unusually large crowd attended and supported the effort with enthusiasm. The next meeting is scheduled for the Second Baptist church.
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Amarillo
Civic Club
Second Baptist Church
Tolzien Farwell Orchestra to Be Heard Over WDAG
The Tolzien Farwell dance orchestra will entertain WDAG radio listeners tonight. Irving Tolzien said new and popular numbers will be played and requests may be taken. The program starts about 8 o clock from WDAG’s newly constructed studio, marking the group’s first broadcast from there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell-Tolzien Orchestra
WDAG
Tolzien-Farwell
Irving Tolzien
Tolzien-Varwell
Mike
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water Ad
An old patent medicine ad promotes Dickey's Eye Water to soothe irritated eyes without pain, featuring a red folding box and urging readers to purchase at all druggists.
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Dickey
Methodists to Open Missionary Meetings Today Amarillo
More than 75 members of the Woman's Missionary Societies of the Methodist Church in the Amarillo district attend a two day session at Polk Street Methodist Church. The program features devotional talks, reports, music, readings, dramas and a pageant led by local women and church figures through Wednesday afternoon.
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Woman's Missionary Societies
Methodist Church
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Nat C. Rollins
Abilene
E. KE
Adams
Philathea Missionary Society
D. M. Deason
W. A. Combs
J. A. Laney
Channing
Peeple
J. S. Huckabee
Perryton
C. EK. Jameson
Memphis
Miss Swisher
Canyon
Gibson
Gable Betts Burton
Clarendon
Reading
T. A. . White
San Jacinto
Young People
Polk Street
George — Truett
Shamrock
BE. Jameson
Amarillo Polk Street
Philathea
National Spirit
George W. Truitt
Gaston Foote
Debbie Patterson
Washington Grays
A Missionary Society
Annie
May
Bethenia Burgess
Naomi
Ruth
C. l. Jameson
Northwest Texas Conference
Mary E. Ledford
Storm
Deputy President of Conductors Visits Amarillo in 1896
Ed Humphrey of Cedar Rapids Iowa deputy president of the Order of Railway Conductors is in Amarillo on business in his quarters at the Palo Duro Hotel. He is a San Antonio native who once worked in newspapers and spent six years in Canada. Pecos Valley Division No 421 members heard him speak Sunday afternoon.
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Amarillo
Ed Humphrey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Order of Railway Conductors
Palo Duro Hotel
Humphrey
San Antonio
Texas
Canada
Pecos
Work Discussed by Amarillo Hi Y Club Members
Hi Y members in Amarillo discussed the theme Work at a regular meeting led by Group Four. Attendance reached 100 percent in all groups except one. The program included the Lord's Prayer minutes roll call and talks by Arthur Hamilton Robert Strades John Crane Sharp McCullough J Durham and Franklin Ewing with comments by Mr Wilson.
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Amarillo
Wayland Students Pledge $2200 Toward Dorm Fund
Wayland College students pledge 2200 toward a 50000 goal to secure a matching gift from Mrs. Jack Heflin. Ministers students pledge 1500 of the amount as part of a drive to finance a girls dormitory and campus improvements.
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Wayland
Plainview
Wayland College
Jack Heflin
Creomulsion Promoted For Colds That Turn To Pneumonia
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds that may develop into pneumonia. It claims two fold action soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germs while creosote works in the bloodstream to target the illness and aid recovery.
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Atlanta
Dallas Pastor Transferred to Syler Street Church
Dr Santey W Hayne pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church is transferred to Syler Street Methodist Church in Dallas. He will assume duties there some time next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santey W. Hayne
Polk Street Methodist Church
City brief highlights from Amarillo area visits and staff moves
Mrs. Upton Jones left for an extended visit with her daughter in Denver. Lillian Parks and Leo Parks spent Sunday in Canyon. Juanita Shaffer teaching at Pass spent the weekend with her parents on Lincoln street. Ernest Boettcher leaves for Dallas to join King Role Company after leaving Grain Sorghum Growers. Mrs. Mathews returns from Dallas. Will Bogard, acting special officer for Santa Fe at Wellington, Kan., returns to Amarillo. Deputy Sheriff Sam Ramsey returns from Cleburne. Mrs. William M. McKinney, visiting her son County Attorney H. Kx Stanfield, returns to Knoxville, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Shaffer
Pass, Oklo
A. A. Shaffer
Lincoln Street
Ernest Boettcher
The
Grain Sorgum Growers’ Association
Dallas
King Role Company
Will Bogard
Santa Fe
Wellington
Kan
Amarillo
William M. McKinney
H. Kx. Stanfield
Stanfield
Knoxville, Tenn
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples This Week
Sunday licenses issued to J. KE Tate and Susie May Thompson and to Clarence Yeoman and Margaret Carlton. Khiva Temple patrol conducted the first Monday night drill as it prepares for the Shrine Ceremonial on November 24.
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J. Ke.tate
Susie May Thompson
Clarence Yeoman
Margaret Carlton
Dr Wolfram to Attend Ophthalmology Meetings in Chicago
Dr. P. H. Wolfram of Crume Killough and Wolfram travels to Chicago this week for the Academy of Ophthalmology meetings. He will also join a staff reunion at the Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary where he formerly served as house surgeon.
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P. H. Wolfram
Crume
Killough
Wolfram
Chicago
Academy of Ophthalmology
Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Eight-pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Henry E Sampson
An eight-pound daughter named Mary Louise was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Henry E Sampson of 2017 Van Buren Street. Mr Sampson is an official with Southwestern Public Service Co.
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Mary Louise
Henry E. Samson
van Buren Street
Samson
Southwestern Public Service Co
Barber Shop Manager Recuperating After Surgery
J Leveritt, manager of the Olympic Barber Shop, underwent an appendicitis operation at Northwest Texas Hospital yesterday and is resting easy.
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J. Leveritt
Olympic
Northwest Texas
Influenza confines T. F. Turner at 2106 Polk Street
A report from Polk Street notes T. F. Turner is confined to his bed with influenza. The line lists his address as 2106 Polk Street and confirms illness as the cause.
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T. F. Turner
Polk Street
Glenwood Civic Club Meets Tonight at Baptist Church
The Glenwood Civic Club will hold its regular weekly meeting in the Baptist Church at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
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Glenwood Civic Club
Baptist Church
Ralph Taylor Goes On Trial For Rubin Clothing Burglaries
Ralph Taylor faced district court on a charge of burglarizing the Rubin clothing store last summer. The trial continued yesterday and the case was expected to go to the jury today.
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Ralph Taylor
Rubin Clothing
Divorce Suit Filed in Alingworth by George
The case concerns George Alingworth suing for divorce on grounds of absence and faithfulness issues. The fragment cites a British context with date around 1900s and mentions lay bangers and unclear names.
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Alingworth
Oyd George
Funeral Rites Planned for Col Bugbee in Clarendon
Special to The News Clarendon Texas October 19 Thomas Sherman Bugbee pioneer citizen dies at 9 40 Sunday morning Paralysis born January 18 1841 North Perry Maine to Scottish English parents descendant of Roger Sherman Civil War veteran fought Antietam Bull Run Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gettysburg Lookout Mountain came to Texas in 1869 first cattle herd to Idaho later ranched along Canadian river at Dugbee Creek formed T 6 ranch in Clarendon Panhandle Stockmans Association organizer and president beds wife Mary Catherine Dunn survivors include seven children and a half sister funeral set for Thursday at family residence led by Rev L L Swan interment Citizen's Cemetery Clarendon
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Clarendon
Thomas Sherman Bugbee
Texas
North Perry
Maine
Roger Sherman
Bugbee
Antietam
Bull Run
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Lookout Mountain
General Banks
Tenth
Idaho
Kansas
Mary Catherine Dunn
Canadian River
Dugbee Creek
Turkey Track
John C. Knorph
Colonel Bugbee
Panhandle
George T. Cook
Delmonte
Calif
R. Hearne
Seattle
Wash
H. G. Officer
Enid
Okla
W.H. Patrick
W. Knorph
Kate Carroll
John
Henry Kane
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas E. Bugbee
L. L. Swan
Episcopal Church of
Citizen's Cemetery of
First Frost Hits Panhandle Crops Early This Year
The first frost dropped to 27 degrees in the Panhandle yesterday morning. It will halt growth of all grass and fodder though mature crops remain undamaged. Cotton late maize and sorghum suffer. only twice in 83 years has a killing frost occurred as early as Oct 19. Forecast calls for clear weather but low temperatures. harvest may resume as roads dry.
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Panhandle
Frost Arrives in Clovis as Light Freeze Hits Curry County
Frost and a light freeze sweep Clovis in Curry County this morning. Farmers faced frosty mornings after late summer rains slowed crops. Despite the chill, crops mature with many in shocks or ensilage. A record wheat acreage is noted for this fall aided by abundant June rains and generous moisture since then.
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Clovis
Curry County
Rain Helps Dawson County Farm Work on Good Crop Prospects
Rain fell across Dawson county on Thursday and Thursday night totaling about one inch. The rain promotes a favorable ground condition for planting and a good crop next year while farmers seek cotton pickers at 1.50 dollars per hundred pounds. Nine thousand bales are currently opened in the county.
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Lamesa
Dawson County
Killing Frost Strikes Memphis Area Hits Vegetation Hard
Memphis reports a killing frost across the region Sunday night. Vegetation suffered extensive damage though green cotton bolls appear not seriously harmed.
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Memphis
The
Slim Rimless Glasses Attract Modern Wearers
Dr. Wolcott of 104 Central Building notes a shift from bulky celluloid frames to light weight rimless glasses that do not obscure or disfigure the face, reflecting a trend in eyewear aesthetics.
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Dr. Wolcott
Central Building
Amargo Independent School Board to Consider Health Unit
The Amargo Independent School District board meets at 10 o'clock to discuss cooperating with a health unit. The plan has mixed support. a joint meeting last week saw promises to reconvene, and a city commission vote favored cooperation. The district would contribute 3500 dollars, with the nurse already employed costing 1800 dollars yearly and an additional 1700 needed if joining.
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Amarillo Independent School
Supt
Wa A. McIntosh
Federated Clubs, City Commission
Cotten
Sch
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