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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1930

Page

8

Magician Birch to Perform for Amarillo Legion

Birch Master of Magic will showcase his magic and illusions in Amarillo at the city auditorium next Monday and Tuesday under the American Legion. He discusses years of study and costly experiments behind his act and notes Howard Thurston praising him as a logical magician. Tickets are on sale at the City Auditorium with a schoolchildren matinee planned for Tuesday afternoon.

of Birch Amarillo City Auditorium Birch Howard Thurston American Legion

Panhandle hosts North Panhandle B Y P A convention

Local Baptist workers attend the first session of the North Panhandle B Y P. A. and Sunday School convention at Panhandle. The three day event aims for 350 Amarillo delegates. Rev. C. R. Joyner presides this evening with a full program and convention preacher Dr. R. C. Campbell of Lubbock.

North Panhandle Panhandle Amarillo C. R. Joyner Douglas Carver White Deer J. L. Gregory Miami J. M Cook D. D. Sumral T. G. Hull W. 8. Savage A. J. Gross J. D. Riddle W. L. Day Riddle

Independent Movie Case Seeks High Court Review

The Texas supreme court commission of appeals took under submission a damage suit of national interest to independent theater operators. Plaintiffs led by R. J. Stinnett claim Paramount Famous Lasky and Publix Theaters conspired to monopolize the film market, forcing the Dallas Capitol Theater from business. A district court award of 587,600 dollars was reversed and remanded by the Waco Court of Civil Appeals.

Associated Press Austin Supreme Court Commission of Appeals R. J. Stinnett Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation Publix Theaters Corporation of Texas Capitol Theater Dallas Waco

Presbyterians Meet for Evening Church Business

Central Presbyterian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting this evening at seven in the fellowship hall. A fifty cent dinner will be served in connection with the business session, which will include reports on the year’s work. Members and friends are invited.

Central Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall

Mrs Brunnig Returns from East Market Tour

Mrs. S. J. Brunnig of the Regent has just returned from the East where she marketed for the store and spent a month with friends and relatives in several eastern cities.

S. J. Brunnig The Regent

More Than 300 To Attend C E Lubbock Meet

The Christian Endeavor Panhandle district convention will be held in Lubbock from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. More than 800 delegates from 53 societies are expected with Miss Bertha Lea Wood leading the program and اختيار of key speakers and church hosts across Amarillo Plainview Fritona Hereford and other towns.

The Christian Endeavor of Panhandle Lubbock Bertha Lea Wood Amarillo F. W. Grace First Christian First Presbyterian Cumberland Presbyterian Church Christ Harold Singer Kansas City Midwest International Society of Christian Endeavors

Caribbean nations turn to air travel as new era dawns

Press dispatch describes Antillean states in the Caribbean becoming “air minded” as air routes gain prominence. It notes historical shifts from buccaneers and slave trade to Panama Canal talk, then to frequent air chatter and new flight lore among locals and expatriates, with income shaping adoption.

Ering Pressport-Au-Prince Caribbean Indies Panama Canal Santo Domingo

Remarkable Banknote Collection Adds Golden Mulberry Bark Note

London reports Fred Cattling of West Kensington owns a rare banknote printed in gold on mulberry bark. The note was issued by Kubla Kahn, the great eastern trader, around six centuries ago.

London Fred Cattling West Kensington Kubla Kahn

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