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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1937

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Army Second Engineers to Move Through Amarillo Sunday

An entire regiment of the Second Engineers from Fort Logan Colorado will pass Amarillo Sunday at 10 a.m. in a motor convoy en route to Camp Bullis for peace time maneuvers. The 350 men travel in 65 trucks motorcycles and supply cars with Amarillo police escort. They stay overnight at Dalhart travel to Lubbock and San Angelo before reaching Fredericksburg and Camp Bullis. Col. Richard Moore commands the unit which includes Panhandle men home for the first time in years.

United States Army Second Engineers Fort Logan Colo Amarillo Camp Bullis F. A. Byrnes North Highway Fillmore Street Dalhart Lubbock San Angelo Fredericksburg

Bride Elect Honored With Shower At Cavin Home

Miss Marguerite Van Fleet remains the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted Tuesday night by Mrs. John A. Cavin at 3010 Hayden Street. Attendees included Mrs. E. L. Davis and Miss Lois Ann Cavin. guest list featured many local residents. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to John Curtis Lilly scheduled for September 7 at First Baptist Church auditorium.

John A. Cavin Hayden Street Marguerite van Fleet John Curtis Lilly First Baptist Church Lois Ann Cavin Love J. Roberts Little Virginia James Cavin City of Love Mesdames E. L. Davis C. J. Roberts Carl Browder L. D. Heyser C. A. Cad- Wallader G. Q. Burnett John Conrady Cassie Davis Sam Harmon Eunice Red W. M. Patrick O. A. Pitt J. E. Baggs Jolly Pield Griggs

Maria Class Elects Hattie Davis President

At a Thursday meeting at 2501 Tyler Street Mrs. Hattie Davis was chosen president of the Maria Class of the First Baptist Church. Co host Mrs. H D Penny. attendees included R H Owens Ben M Scott Leoh Yocham Burch Tyson J B Mickey L C Hail K A Whitaker A O Wood Clyde McGinley H D Penny C R Hardin H H Lepp Date Wilson Wallace Wright Franz Dyche Victor Formby Glenn Lackey. Opal McDonnell elected head of Ruth Class at 1111 Bellaire. officers named for the Ruth Class include Juanita McGee Mary Sheridan Mary Frances Akard Dorothy Kilcrease Viola Small Edith Auldridge.

Hattie Davis First Baptist Church Tyler Street H. D. Penny Mesdames R. H. Owens Ben M. Scott Leoh Yocham Burch Tyson J. B. Mickey L. C. Hail K. A. Whitaker A. O. Wood Clyde McGinley Opal Mdonald Joe Jenkins Bellaire Opal McDonnell Juanita McGee Mary Sheridan Mary Frances Akard Dorothy Kilcrease Viola Small Edith Auldridge

Daughter Born to Seay at St Anthony's Hospital

A six and a half pound baby girl was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Tom Seay at St Anthony's Hospital with both mother and infant reported doing fine. Mr Seay serves as assistant county attorney.

Tom Seay St. Anthony's Hospital

Clovis Couple To Marry Soon

Mrs L B Johnson hosts a tea announcing the approaching marriage of Miss Garner Johnson to Mark Phillips. The ceremony is planned for September 11 with blue and yellow decorations and many relatives assisting at the event.

Clovis I. D. Johnson W. W. Mayes W.S. Carmack L. E. Durant J. A. Gilbert Martin Ann Gilbert Joe Marie Carmack Glennette Norris Marcia Hatch Glenis Gail Durand June Ridenour Elizabeth Gant Bettye Dennis Fred Dennis Vernon Skoog Chicago

Borger Girl Jacqueline Johnson Birthday Party

Borger on September 3 special edition Mrs Johnnie Johnson honored her daughter Jacqueline on her third birthday with a party. Outdoor games and balloons as favors followed by refreshments for a guest list of young friends including Carl Ann Caris Carolyn Ann McClarren Bobby Don Henderson Jacqueline Littrell Barbara Fay Thompson Jimmy Lipscomb Janan Stamps Joan Farquhar Jane Farquhar Shirley Jean Nicholson Doris Perry Donald Perry Beuna Lee Royal Carolyn Jean Newman Norman Barnes Roma Hawkins and the honoree Betty Joe Foster sent a gift but could not attend.

Borger Johnnie Johnson Jacqueline Carlie Ann Caris Carolyn Ann McClarren Bobby Don Henderson Jacqueline Littrell Barbara Fay Thompson Jimmy Lipscomb Janan Stamps Joan Jane Farquhar Shirley Jean Nicholson Doris Donald Perry Beuna Lee Royal Carolyn Jean Newman Norman Barnes Roma Hawkins Betty Joe Foster

Socialites enjoy riverbank steak fry at Cana dian River outing

A Borger group of young socialites and friends gathered Monday evening for a steak fry on the banks of the Cana dian River. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sappington and Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Dunlap along with numerous others.

C. Cruder Joy Lee Edwards Orville Matheny Anna Louise Clayton Cecil Renfro Lucy Ann Graves Tom Boyd Betty Dunlap Charles Boyd Donna Lou Sappington Bobby Dunlap

Rosebud Club Honors Miss Jennie Sandy Birthday

The Rosebud Club gave Miss Jennie Sandy a surprise birthday party at Mrs. T. S. Smock's home. Guests enjoyed school theme games with prizes of rulers and pencils and were served refreshments.

Mrs Roscoe Bates to Review Northwest Passage in Claude

Mrs Roscoe Bates of Dallas will present a review of the book Northwest Passage at the First Christian Church Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. The review is sponsored by the Woman's Development Club.

Claude Roscoe Bates Dallas First Christian Church Woman's Development Club

Dorothy Jo Moore to Wed C A Jacks in September

Dorothy Jo Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon E Moore and C A Bill Jacks son of Mr and Mrs J H Jacks of Moore Oklahoma announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. The ceremony will take place September 13 at the brides parents home with blue and rose floral decorations and a dinner hosted by Mrs Moore.

Pampa Dorothy Jo Moore Vernon E. Moore C. A Bill) Jacks J. H. Jacks Moore Okla Betty Curtis Dorothy Burton Betty Ann McTaggart Petesie Cason Katherine Ward Charlotte Malone Helen Shellabarger Katherine Barrett Lois Foster Donna Jo Berry Betty Bell Frances Coffee Noblitt Clara Marie Hartell Edwina Gilbert Miss Moore Pampa High School

Beryl Needle Club Welcomes Two New Members

The Beryl Needle Club held a picnic in Ellwood Park to welcome two new members, Mrs. R. H. Larsen and Mrs. W. F. Davis. Attending were Mesdames I. V. Smith, G. K. Weaver, R. S. Branum, Ed Putman, L. W. Larsen, Jay McGee, Cecil Gardner and Carl Larsen along with several guests. A picnic is planned for next Thursday at the Palisades.

Beryl Needle Club Ellwood Park R. H. Larsen W. F. Davis Mesdames I. V. Smith G. K. Weaver R. S. Branum Ed Putman L. W. Larsen Jay McGee Cecil Gardner Carl Larsen R. B. Vinson Oklahoma City Billy Bobby George Weaver Tommy Copeland Barbara McGee Evelyn Mary Ann Putman Juanita Davis Virginia Larsen R. B. Luttrell Palisades

Betty Dunlap Honored Before Julliard Move

Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church surprised Miss Betty Dunlap with a farewell shower at her home. She will soon go to New York City to enter the Julliard School of Music. Guests included Pauline Meyers Oleta Hanna Vada Phy Juanita Walters Jimmy Andress Cunningham and Clomte Taylor.

Betty Dunlap Borger Philathea First Baptist Church Miss Dunlap New York City Julliard School of Music Pauline Meyers Oleta Hanna Vada Phy Juanita Walters Jimmy Andress As Cunningham Clomte Tayor

Mrs. Fletcher Jones Hosts Help-Your-Neighbor Club Meeting

At her Higgins home on Wednesday, Mrs. Fletcher Jones hosted a covered dish luncheon and an all day quilting. Guests included Mesdames Harry Goodman, Cleve Hughs, Alta Dunn, J. W. Kelly, Walter Berry, Hiram Black, W. S. Holmes, Lauren Grace, Jim Bigelow, A. E. Moreland, Veach Grace, Patton, L. D. Shaw, Mort McCormick, T. J. Lorenz and J. J. Patton.

Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets In Fellowship Hall

The Methodist Church group convened Thursday afternoon with president Mrs. Sue Patton presiding. Secretary's report by Mrs. Walter Berry followed by scripture read by Mrs. Beth Henwood and readings by Mrs. H. H. Hale and Mrs. A. W. Gordon. A poem by Mrs. Manning, reading by Mrs. J. R. Wassel, and violin solo by Miss Anna Gene Gordon completed the program.

Higgins

Children’s story hour at Potter County Library

The Potter County Library holds a regular children's story hour this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Potter County

Birth of daughter announced for Jay Taylor family

Mr and Mrs Jay Taylor announce the birth of a daughter named Jane on August 26 at Northwest Texas Hospital.

Jay Taylor Jane Northwest Texas Hospital

Kesler Waldahl Wedding Reported in Wellington

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Othel la Kesler to Walter C. Waldahl of Browerville Minnesota was made this week. The wedding occurred recently at Eagle Bend Minnesota. The bride, daughter of F. H. Kesler, taught in Wellington schools for four years. Waldahl studied at Coyne School of Electrical Engineering. The couple will reside in Browerville.

Wellington Othella Kesler Walter C. Waldahl Browerville Minn Eagle Bend Minn F. H. Kesler West Texas State College North Texas Teachers College Coyne School of Electrical Engineering Chicago

Marriage vows unite Childress couple in Hollis

In Hollis on a Wednesday afternoon at the First Methodist Church Miss Mary Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Taylor and McCoy Cherry son of Mrs M F Cherry of Childress sealed marriage vows. Cherry recently bought a Hollis news stand and the couple will reside there. Mrs Cherry was a 1936 Childress High School senior and attended Weatherford Junior College.

Childress First Methodist Church Hollis Mary Taylor G L. Taylor McCoy Cherry M. F. Cherry Cherry

Clovis Couple Wed in Oklahoma City union

Kathryn Fanning daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Fanning of Clovis married David Rodgers son of Mr and Mrs D M Rodgers of Clovis in Oklahoma City Tuesday. Both graduates of Clovis High School. Bride earned a diutetics degree at Texas State College for Women and was chemistry department assistant last year. Groom a Oklahoma City business college graduate employed by an implement company in Oklahoma City. They will reside there.

Clovis Kathryn Fanning J. W. Fanning David Rodgers Oklahoma City D. M. Rodgers Clovis High School Texas State College For Women

Marriage Announcements From Childress And Paducah

In Childress the marriage of Gladys Land of Lubbock to W. Morgan of Lubbock occurred in Fort Sumner Minnesota on August 18. The couple works in the Texas State Employment Service offices at Paducah. In Paducah Beatrice Clark and Carl Matney wed in Altus Oklahoma on August 29. Harvey Vernon Leon Clark Matney attended. The newlyweds plan to live on a nearby farm.

Childress Gladys Land Lubbock W. ©. Morgan Fort Sumner MN. M J. M. McClain Texas State Employment Service Paducah Beatrice Clark Carl Matney Altus Oklo Harvey Matney Vernon Matney Leon Clark Matney Here

Wichita Falls Man Is Arrested Here

Jim Duncan, held on a $1,000 appeal bond for a theft sentence, was arrested in Amarillo by police and will be returned to Wichita Falls by Sheriff Pat Allen. Duncan had a five year theft term and served a year in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary before allegedly failing to return, causing bond forfeiture. Sheriff Allen arrived with J. E. Stark, railroad special officer, to escort Duncan.

Jim Duncan Wichita Falls Amarillo Pat Allen Wichita County Duncan Leavenworth Kas

Rev. Foster Returns From California

Rev. Frederick A. Foster, who has been in California, has returned and will conduct services Sunday at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church where he is rector. Holy Communion will be at 8 o'clock, Sunday school at 9 45, and Holy Communion with sermon at 11 o'clock.

Frederick A. Foster California St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

Census Director Approves Borger School Rolls for 1937-38

John Olean, director of the school census, approved Hutchinson County consolidated rolls for 1937-38. Rural schools total 547 students. Borger Independent 1947. Phillips Independent 695. Sanford Independent 165. Stinnett Independent 170.

Borger John Olean Hutchinson County Phillips Independent Sanford Stinnett

Eight agricultural leaders sentenced to death in USSR

In Krasnogvardeiski region of Leningrad province eight agricultural leaders were sentenced to death for belonging to an anti-soviet rightist wreckers organization. They were accused of extensive sabotage on collective farms.

Moscow U.P Krasnogvardeiski Leningrad

Two Accused in Theft of Auto

Harold Moore and David J son, both of Amarillo, were charged with stealing John Malin's car. Bond set at $500 each. Elmer Rorex of Oklahoma City led to arrests after catching one youth at his car and later locating Malin's vehicle at a cafe on North Fillmore Street.

Harold Moore David Johnson Amarillo John Malin Justice of the Peace H. W. Duke Elmer Rorex Oklahoma City West Sixth Avenue Pampa Rorex Malin North Fillmore Street

Frisco Shipping May Be Halted

Frisco port operations face near paralysis as AFL Teamsters threaten a San Francisco Oakland blockade. Charles Real announces next steps to restrict cargo to perishables and government goods until CIO forces yield. Dave Beck signals extending the blockade to Oakland shippers.

San Francisco AFI Teamsters Union Oakland CIO Charles W. Real Oakland Teamsters San Francisco Teamsters’ Union Dave Beck Seattle Teamster AFL Pacific Coast

Injunction Granted To Dust Train Crew

Teague report says Judge H Fountain Kirby granted an injunction to Teague locals of the Railroad Brotherhoods to bar operation of the Rock Island Rocket by Rock Island crews. A hearing on four suits against the brotherhoods and the Rock Island Railroad is set for the November term in Groesbeck to protect local seniority rights. The unions contend that when Burlington and Rock Island took over the Old Trinity and Brazos Valley, Fort Worth to Teague passenger trains should not be manned by Rock Island crews.

Teague Railroad Brotherhoods H. Fountain Kirby Rock Island Big Brotherhoods Rock Island Railroad Company Groesbeck Burlington and Rock Island Trinity and Brazos Valley Fort Worth

Protection Given To Grave Diggers

Non union grave diggers under armed guard protection resumed work in eight of eleven Greater Kansas City cemeteries hit by strikes. Five cemeteries hired new workers while three reached tentative deals with their employees as graves for over 300 awaiting burials were prepared after the August 25 strike call by an A F L union.

Kansas ‘City U.P Kansas City A. F. of L

Amarillo Master Plumbers Host Palisades Picnic

Amarillo Master Plumbers entertained their families journeymen plumbers and friends at a Palisades picnic last night. A softball game and other activities preceded a served supper with arrangements led by C. F. Smith Bob Condon O G Holman Chas L. Smith and Zack McCrady.

Amarillo Palisades Cc. F. Smith Bob Condon O. G. Holman Chas. L. Smith Zack McCrady

Cardui Aims to Ease Menstrual Pain and Build Strength

Cardui is presented as helpful for many women suffering functional menstrual pains. It can relieve immediate pain and nervousness during the period and also aid overall strength by improving nourishment from food. Some cases may require a physician’s treatment.

Dust Bowl Area Meeting Planned Across Five States

Communities in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado and Kansas prepare a Wednesday assembly at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom to discuss a government water and soil conservation program. Notables including Sen Carl Hatch and Rep Marvin Jones attend and a barbecue at Jack Hall ranch is featured.

Panhandle Water Conservation Association Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom Sen Carl Hatch Clovis N. M Washington John McCarty Floyd T.kennedy New Mexico Roosevelt County Kennedy Roberts County Miami Carl Hinton Amarillo Jack Hall Texas Oklahoma Colorado Kansas Marvin Jones Jones

W R Smith To Speak To Men's Bible Class

The T. Newton Hill Bible Class meets in the First Christian Church Fellowship Hall at 9 40 Sunday morning instead of 10 30. W R Smith will speak on Prison Life with R W Prentice and Mrs Leta Crudgington leading singing and Durant Jones teaching.

T. Newton Hill Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church W.R. Smith R. W. Prentice Leta Crudgington Durant Jones

Attempt on Il Duce's Life Is Denied

In Rome on September 3 police and officials denied rumors of an attack on Premier Benito Mussolini. Four Italian military planes briefly overflew Villa Torlonia, a dummy bomb accidentally struck a stable roof, but no assault was confirmed.

Il Duce Rome U.P Benito Mussolini Villa Torlonia

Solon to Challenge Board's Legality

State Rep. Fred Harris of Dallas said he would challenge the constitutionality of two Texas laws creating boards to administer Social Security benefits to destitute children and blind persons. He plans a drive to have all Texas Social Security projects run by one board, arguing the statutes rely on voter approval at the August 23 constitutional amendment election. The measures were enacted in the spring session.

Dallas Fred Harris Texas Texas Board of Control

Tick Infestation Down in Texas Boosts Cattle Value

The Agriculture Department reports the South largely tick free with Texas showing 15 percent infestation and Florida nine percent. Texas cattle area infested dropped by 8,148 square miles as Texas holds 17,547,000 head, value per head rising from 13.40 in 1933 to 21.80 in 1937 after peaking earlier.

Washington Agricultural Department South Bureau of Animal Industry Records Texas Florida

Texas WPA Heads Hold Conference in San Antonio

Directors of the 12 WPA districts in Texas met at state WPA headquarters with state director H. P. Drought to discuss remaining fiscal year plans. The talks focused on operation procedures and general office routine, with conferences beginning Thursday afternoon.

San Antonio Works Progress Administration Texas WPA H. P. Drought

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