Professional Photographers Convention Highlights Exhibit Entries
The fourteenth annual convention of the Professional Photographers Association runs Monday through Thursday at the Baker Hotel. Edwards Studio plans to enter portraits and paintings in the exhibit, with several nationally known speakers on the program. Also noted is Mrs. W. J. Hatfield’s recovery after a hospital stay, and local mentions of dining at Green Lantern and Rule Building, plus Evelyn Storm of 1710 Harrison.
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Associat
Baker Ho
Edwards Studio
W. J. Hatfield
St. Anthony's Hospital
Ross Hotel
East tour by Columbia Christian College group ends in Virginia
A group of twenty nine girls from Christian College in Columbia Missouri toured the east, visiting New York City attractions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Statue of Liberty, then Philadelphia and Atlantic City aboard The Royal Blue. They spent time in Washington and will continue by steamer to Norfolk and Richmond before returning home.
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Riverside Church
West Point
Museum of Natural History
Rockefeller City
Radio City
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Betsy Ross
Curtis Publishing Company
Benjamin Franklin
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
U. S. Senate
Mount Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
White House
Bureau of Engraving
Pan-American Union
the Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Congressional Library
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Yorktown
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Richmond
Charlottesville
Monticello
Columbia
Regents Inspect State College in Nacogdoches
Four Texas State Teachers Colleges board of regents members visited Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College in Nacogdoches on April 16. R. A. Stuart from Fort Worth D. J. G. Ullmer of Tyler W. B. Bates of Houston and W. A. Collins of Fort Worth spoke briefly to the student body during the inspection.
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Nacogdoches
Board of Regents
Texas State Teachers Colleges
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers’ College
R. A. Stuart
Fort Worth
D. J. G. Ullmer
Tyler
W. B. Bates
Houston
W. A. Collins
Roosevelt undecided on Texas fishing port
President Roosevelt has not fixed a Texas landing site after a Gulf of Mexico fishing trip. Jesse H. Jones said plans were incomplete and the tarpon’s location would decide whether to land at Galveston, Corpus Christi, or Brownsville. He may ride Potomac from New Orleans for about a week of fishing and might visit Elliott Roosevelt in Fort Worth on the return.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Gulf of Mexico
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Orleans
Jones
Texas
Mr. Roosevelt
Elliott
Fort Worth
Vocational Teachers Meet at Lubbock
More than 700 teachers and vocational agriculture instructors formed 18 teams from 66 West Texas and Eastern New Mexico high schools for Texas Technological College vocational agriculture judging contests held last week in Lubbock. Teams from Tulia High School participated.
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Lubbock
West Texas
New Mexico
Texas Technological College
Tulia
Sweepstakes cup crowns top delegations in three divisions
The sweepstakes cup honors the highest ranking delegation across three divisions. Lorenzo places second, Miami third, New Deal fourth, and Friendship and Lubbock tie for fifth. Division winners include dairy products Lorenzo plant production Lorenzo farm shop Quail livestock Tulsa dairy cattle Miami and poultry New Deal India experiences many strikes. Toronto reports autocrats at home are not experts in solving problems, Judge Mott says people should strive to become problem solvers rather than bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Miami
New Deal
Friendship and
Lubbock
Quail
Tulsa
Toronto
Ont
U.P
H. S. Mott
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J. Levy
Allen-A
Evelyn Storm
F. J. Storm
Harrison
Asi Ail Ig As
Money Savers
Crisco
Taylor
Geir Ly
Delicatessen
Armour’s Star
Iho
Rhubarb
Kesh
Amarillo
Floyd V. Studer
Washington Street
Blue Mountain
Miss
National
J. W. Goodwin
Sandie
Altus Pirates
Altus Junior College
Nobel Hargrove
John Denton
Chick Rains
Blackstone Cafe
M. W. Cunningham
Dr. Cunningham
Milt Cunningham
Cunningham
Pioneer Hotel
Cinderella
A.son
W. A. Helms
Lincoln Street
Sharon Rose
A.T. O'Neal
Pierce Street
Lloyd C. Douglas
Paramount
Douglas
Ed Bishop
The
Dalhart Texan
Roy Taffinder
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. D. Armstrong
Hobart
Okla
Blackstone Cleaners
J. Paul Johnston
Texarkana
Arkansas
Monty Rosenwald
KGNC
KPDN
Pampa
Margaret McDonald
Pueblo, Colo
C. K. Ivie
J. E. Peitzch
Amarillo College
Zale
W. F. Grant
Don Loden
G. E. MceCrimmon
Cecil Burke
Guy Bennett
Pearl Elliott
P. W. Hare
Billy Dixon
Carol J. Smith
Donald Ingram
Fred J. Jecker
Betty Jo Bomar
Helen Scarborough
Kenneth Bailey
Joan Carvin
Betty Caldwell
Clella Wilkinson
Mary Jenks
W. W. Melsiroy
T. W. Cotten
I. D. Cole
Mack Forrester
Ruth Wibbard
H. F. Newman
Carrence Deurtt
Mrs. Dubbs Trotter
Wm. L. Ball
W. P. McIntosh
Edward Lana, Jr
Chicago
W. T. McIver
C. K. Huddleston
Ray
Comanche
Dallas
Marlin
Cal Farley
Dutch Mantell
Sled Allen
Putman
Palo Duro Motor Company
E. D. Moore
North
Grant Street
Verle
Aileen Killian
Walden Moore
Engineers
Cunningham Floral Company
Boy Scouts of
Forest Hill
Pool Drug Prescription Department
Saveaway
State College
Cai
Schilling
Northern Paper Mills
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Sue Eke A
Live & Let Live
1200 East Tenth
Brookfield
Schilling's Coffee
Pierce
Doren
Nice
Empson
Swift
RED Star
Lipton’s. Glass
Roe
Ana
Tir
Ike
Bacon Cohen
Paners
Morton
K. C
Carton
Sunkist
Tbs
Redding
Responsible
India
Parry
Mehr
KPRC
Deva Fe
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