Public DeMolays Install Officers at Shrine Headquarters
The DeMolays held a public installation at Shrine headquarters with about 200 attendees. Erwin J. Slay presided as retiring master councilor, Cecil R. Smith spoke as orator, and J. C. Heyser served as installation marshal. Robert Kesterson became master councilor for three months with Charles Davis and Raymond Whittington named senior and junior councilors. Officers installed included Charles Fierabend as Scriber, Harvey Wilson as Treasurer, Rex Crowley as Senior Deacon, Louie Daniel as Junior Deacon, Frank Howard as Senior Steward, Bernice Whittington as Junior Steward, W. D. Bartlett as Chaplain, Frank Higinbotham as Sentinel, Ted R. Selders as Standard Bearer, Robert Puckett as Almoner, Holt Schriber as Marshal, Cecil Eaton as First Preceptor, John Lawler as Second Preceptor, Donald Huff as Third Preceptor, Fountain Works as Fourth Preceptor, Addis Charless as Fifth Preceptor, Louis Lahin as Sixth Preceptor, George Garwood as Seventh Preceptor. Rainbow Girls provided music under Elizabeth Spegal, followed by readings and dances by Ena Schaeffer and Iris Little with piano by Bessie James. a piano duet by Bessie James and Elizabeth Spegal preceded an informal dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kesterson
Charles Davis
Raymond Whittington
Scriber
Charles Fierabend
Harvey Wilson
Rex Crowley
Louie Daniel
Frank Howard
Bernice Whitlington
W. D. Bartlett
Sentinel
Frank Higinbotham
Standard Pearer
Ted R. Selders
Robert Puckett
Marshal—Holt Schriber
Elizabeth Spegal
Ena Schaeffer
Iris Little
Bessie James
Elizabth Spegal
Miss Spegal
Rotary Prizes Minted for Amarillo Oratory Contest
The Rotary club of Amarillo donates two prizes of 5 dollars each for the Junior-high Amarillo high declamation contest winners. The event is Thursday night at the Junior high school building. Winners in boys and girls will represent Amarillo at the District Interscholastic meet at Canyon on April 11-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rotary Club of
Amarillo
Ay Canyon
Santa Fe Safety Meeting and Community Notes
Railroad supervisor F J Mackie presided at a Plains division Safety First meeting in the Santa Fe reading room on March 30. Attendees from Clovis and Canadian areas discussed safety trends, with bi monthly meetings credited for fewer injuries. The Santa Fe begins double tracking between Winslow Arizona and Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Mackie
Plains Division
Santa Fe
Clovis
The
Winslow
Ariz
Albuquerque
N. M
Mellon Will Walk Plank Says White
William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette says Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will be the next cabinet officer to walk the plank. White warns that if Mellon stays aboard he will sink the ship, and the ship does not deserve sinking for Mr. Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Emporia, Kans
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
William Allen White
Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Local notes from Clarendon to Amarillo visiters and events
Ernest Pope of Clarendon visits here. C Snodgrass, Floydada pioneer, is critically ill. Raymond Cyrus named exalted ruler of Quanah Elks. M L Kelly Jr of Clarendon a business visitor. John Moore editor laid up with flu. Hague leaves for Hartley Dalbart for elevator inspections. Amarillo lawyer laments women driving men out of business. Mrs A B Williams and daughter Mercury Williams of Groom in Amarillo. Beggs Hawkins recovering after tensile removal. Rotary club at Quangah attends Wichita Falls convention. D A Shirley visits West Texas State Teachers College at Canyon. Son of J E Long near Silverton drowns in a tank. Music spreads via talking machines in barber shops, etc. Mrs Jack Edwards told of nephew R P Gogein Jr’s death in Denver. Edwards’ mother Mrs A M King leaves Amarillo due to illness. Jude Johnson’s boyhood rebellion and later labor troubles cited. Reflections on aging and death described. Bill Bellyache criticizes mail order savings vs local shops and road funding. South Vernon Oil Co to drill 2000-foot test. spudding by April 15. South Vernon field sees first rotary test planned. Texas Wheat Growers Association director election April 15. officers April 23. Mrs R L Thompson recovering after recent operation. Irene Sullivan confined with tonsillitis. employed at Russell & Cockrell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pope
Clarendon
C. Snodgrass
Floydda
Raymond Cyrus
The
Elks
Quanah
M. L. Kelly, Jr
John Moore
Globe Railroad
A. B. Williams
Mercury Williams
Groom
Amarillo
Beggs Hawkins
Monroe Street
Rotary Club
Quangh
Dallas News
D. A .Shirley
West Texas
J. E. Long
Silverton
Jack Edwards
Denver
Colo
R. P. Gogein, Jr
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
R. L. Thompson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Irene Sullivan
North Pierce
Miss Sullivan
Russell & Cockrell’s
Taxicab Owners Resist New Orleans Ordinance
Amarillo taxicab operators oppose a new ordinance effective yesterday requiring liability insurance. They claim the measure is discriminatory and have hired Alex Mood to challenge its validity in court. The group prefers a liability bond though officials showed little favor for personal bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Alex Mood
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Boys’ Order
Shrine
Erwin J. Slay
Cecil R. Smith
J. C. Heyser
W. M. Smyer
Sam Waynick
Wellington
F. L. Hackley
Fillmore Street
George Melton
Lee Bunting
J. B. Briscoe
H. Brock
Santa Fe Railway
Thomas
Halla Park
Panhandle Music Festival
Collins Drug Store
Fifth and Pork
Whittle and Spit Club
United States of “Amerika
Gladhand Club
Heaven
Daily Globe
White
F. A. Hague
Hartley and Dalbart
Bill Bellyache
Bill
South Vernon Ol Company
G. M. Church of
Wichita Falls
Block 14
South Vernon Field
Vernon
Sigler
South Vernon
Thad
Fiddlin
John Carson
Tom Watson
O. L. Tolzien & Son Music Store
East 5Th St
Taylor St
DR. Watkins
Billings
Panhandle
C. R. McAfee
Taylor
the Panhandle
Polk Street
Men's Sox
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