First Delegates Arrive for Big Four Brotherhood Convention
Amarillo welcomes the first delegates as the Big Four Brotherhoods state convention opens. Registration today at the Hotel Amarillo and tomorrow at the Auditorium. Accommodations arranged in residences if hotels fill. J C Sebastian leads event details and car arrangements to Palo Duro. Opening session 9:30 a m at city auditorium. Invocations, welcomes, receptions, banquets and musical programs planned with Mounting dignitaries and local officials attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
J. C. Sebastian
Board of City Development
Palo Duro Canyon
Sebastian
Implement dealer sees splendid future here
A. T. Jackson vice president of Emerson-Brantingham Implement Co Rockford Illinois has been in Amarillo for several days to oversee interests and indicates plans to build a three story branch office. He says Amarillo will become a major jobbing center for the Panhandle and the Southwest and that the future looks bright for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Jackson
Emerson-Brantingham Implement Company
Rockford
Amarillo
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Panhandle
Southwest
Women Clubs Schedule Meetings and Recitals
The Young Women's association of First Christian church meets at 1403 Pierce with Miss Gladys Farror hosting. Business and Professional Women's club plans a regular social at the Women's club rooms tomorrow night. Also notes weekend dances at Amarillo and Haley Country clubs. Mrs Gordon Hinds will present a music recital at 1401 Fillmore tonight at 7 30. A High School PTA meeting is set for 7 30 tonight in room 304. The Woman's club convenes Thursday at 1603 Polk with Mrs Randolph hosting. O E O club hosts husbands and families tomorrow with a short business session at 3 PM. Mr and Mrs Joe Dozier and others hosted guests at 803 Fillmore last night.
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Young Women’s Association of
First Christian Church
Pierce Street
Gladys Farror
Business and Professional Women's Club
Women’s Club
Gordon Hinds
Wil
Fillmore
Agnes Beasley
Catherine Cobb
Lucile Randall
Norene Blackburn
Evelyn Freeman
Elizabeth Crawford
Helen Kenyon
Ruth Ansley
Marjorie Roach
Jack Roach
Ruth Smith
Sarah Moreland
Florence Conner
Margaret Taliferro
Dorothy Lyon
Nadine Eisenberg
Louise Crawford
Winona Wise
Myrle Hall
Moselle Hall
Charlotte Allen
Dorothea Blair
Annabelle von Wolf
Evelyn McDonald
Parent-Teacher Association
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Tyler Street
Joe Dozier
C. O. Dozier
Ray Ratcliff
Ted Ratcliff
Mack Ratcliff
Jerry Ratcliff
Mabel Woodruff
J. N. Osborne
Ernestine Osborne
H. 8
Northwest
W. M
Buchanan Street
North Buchanan
R. B. Francis
Elk City
Okla
Amy B. Shafer
North Grant
2Nd Baptist Senior B. Y. P. U
Nora Sullivan
North Lincoln
Hulda Albert
Albert
Lelia Lake
Frank Stockton
Duke, Okla
Stockton
Louise Clark
Amarillo
S. H. Nelson
G. Randall
Miss Nelson
Miami
Amarilloan Raised with McAdoo Hopeful in Local Reception
Amarillo gathers 200 citizens for the McAdoo reception committee on Wednesday evening at the Auditorium. John Moore the Globe railway reporter, born in Marietta Georgia, recalls a friendship with McAdoo and shares a gracious letter from the candidate praising Moore's verse and his late father John C. Moore a former Western & Atlantic conductor.
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Amarillo
William G. McAdoo
John Moore
Globe
Marietta
Georgia
McAdoo
Mr. Moore
John C. Moore
Western & Atlantic Railroad
United States
Sheriff Keeps Prisoners Handcuffed and Chained Enroute
State Agent Cloud escorted Eugene Pettus and A. A. McKnight to the penitentiary this morning with both men handcuffed and a neck strap linking them. Pettus receives three years and McKnight two for forgery, per Sheriff Less Whitaker’s precautions.
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Less Whitaker
State Penitentiary
Cloud
Eugene Pettus
A. A. McKnight
Pettus
McKnight
Local Residents Attend Brady Outing and Illnesses Reported
Mrs Mina Parker and family and others visited Brady last Friday. Horrell Sullivan and Connia Sullivan are ill with measles. Willard Grantham missed school due to illness. Cleda Grantham and Hershal and Willard Grantham visited J A Jones. Velma Weisenmann stayed with Edna Schramm, Allison school teacher. Farmers plant spring oats as rains cease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Parker
Parker
Wilard Grantham
Velma Weisenman
Henry
Willy Jones
Brady
Horrell
Connia Sullivan
Willard Grantham
Cleda Grantham
Hershall
J. A. Jones
Velma Weisenmann
Edna Schramm
Allison School
Bozeman promotes Amarillo publicity in Fort Worth Dallas
Bozeman publicity director of the Board of City Development spent several days in Fort Worth and Dallas arranging better advertising for Amarillo. He reported to O V Vernon about the West Texas Chamber of Commerce district meeting at Bastrop. He urged support for Amarillo’s bid to host the 1925 chamber convention and spoke at the banquet with a large sign inviting Amarillo. Mineral Wells also sought favorable attention as the 1925 host site will be chosen at the Brownwood meeting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. Bozeman
Board of City Development
Fort Worth
Dallas
Amarillo
Bozeman
West Texas Chamber of Commerce District
Bastland
O. V. Vernon
Chamber
Mineral Wells
Brownwood
Shrine Patrol Members Hold Practice Tonight
Shrine Patrol members meet at Shrine headquarters 409 Polk Street for drill practice tonight. The Khiva temple drill team prepares for the May 22 ceremonial and the national Shrine convention in Kansas City Missouri in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Patrol
Shrine
Polk Street
Khiva Temple
Kansas City
Legion Post Hanson to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow
The Hanson post American Legion will convene its regular monthly business meeting at the legion home tomorrow night. Members are advised to attend as routine matters and upcoming activities will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post American Legion
Legion
Smart Talk and Styles Essay on Ribbon Cuffs Fashion
A quirky fashion piece notes black and white combos and cloche hats with satin ribbon cuffs. It blends humor about college jokes from The Ranger and The Jester with light social quips about flirtations, etiquette, and dating, ending with a plug for a Daily Globe want ad.
Mouth and facial expression reveal character and health
The text argues the mouth reflects character more than any feature and can be altered by changing behavior. It notes habits like lip biting and lip pulling distort expression, warns adenoids and tonsils alter mouth and jaw, and cites schools curing such issues through surgery with visible facial changes. It also mentions causes of red noses and pimples linked to digestion or circulation.
Here There and Everywhere Judge A T Cole Visits
Judge A T Cole of Clarendon visited here yesterday and Sheriff Harry Stickley of Hemp Hill county also visited. Willis Hill returned from Dalhart yesterday where he had been on business. City Cleaners and Dyers invites a trial to convince you. Phone 2866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Cole
Clarendon
Harry Stickley
Hemphill County
Willis Hill
Dalhart
City Cleaners and Dyers
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Four Brotherhoods
Hanley W. Hogue
City Auditorium
Fifth and
Buchanan Streets
Eugene S. Blasdel
C. F. Goodrich
Joint Legislative Board
A. F. Lindbloom
Fillmore Street
Hotel Amarillo
R. W. Hall
Messrs
W. D. Davis
M. H. Barwise
Joseph Myers
Charles Murphy
Milo Atkinson
Newman Parker
Harvey Crudgington
A. L. Ludden
Fred Krug
Rogers’ Orchestra
Daily Globe
Amarillo Art School
Polk
E. F. Rittenberry
Blackburn
H. C. Wright
Pohen
Tenth Street
East 10Th
Taylor
Deandi Bldg
Liberty Shoe Shop
Eva Kathryn ‘Harris
Club News
Sa Rt
Amarillo Country Club
Haley Country Club
Woman's Club
Amarilloan
M’adoc
Florence M. Cross
North Side News
the Ranger
University of Texas
the Jester
Columbia
the Chaparral
Stanford
the Siren
University To Illinois
the Record
Yale
the Tiger
Princeton
Lampoon
Harvard
Frances
Virginia
Caesar
Cleo
Antony
Ethel
Biba
A. W
Ishoes
STE
Beck Bros
Hereford
Texas
L. P. Landrum
Court House
Alex M. Mood Lawyer
Hazel
Oliver
Rictly Gare
MU Anitary
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