Elks Dance Tonight And Saturday At Elks Home
Society notes report Mr and Mrs J A Morton of 1619 Pierce street leaving for a visit with son Merle Morton and family in Woodward Oklahoma Mrs Morton to join by her daughter in law Merle Morton’s wife visiting Amarillo for several weeks Elks and under 21 club to dance at Elks home tonight and Saturday night with music by Southern levelers New Orleans tournament schedule announced at Polly Garden Hotel Palo Duro prizes include a year of Amarillo Globe subscription and other gifts from local merchants
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Tehir
Merle Morton
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Woodward, Okla
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the Elks
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Week's Social Calendar Highlights Local Activities
Senior class activities at First Baptist church include a fourth annual banguier at the Pajo Duro Tithe on Friday evening. Celeste Street shop hosts a charity sale while the Masons plan a furniture sale to benefit the new Masonic Home. Various clubs meet through week including the Child Study Club at Vita Curr’s home and a Mousie readings program. Marg re t Anne Drage returns home from Hillsboro after illness. Magnolia Petroleum Company offices hosted a social at Bay Canyon with about thirty five employees and guests. Norothy Green returns to work after illness. Hattie Mae Wood plans to attend Panhandle Christian Endeavor convention in Tulia with delegates from Amarillo. A. W. Jocur returns from South Texas trip. Roy Green returns from Indiana with relatives Dorothy Green and Mrs Fred Hiedenstrand.
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Polar ship and airship plan to reach North Pole
Under Frank Worsley the Iceland will sail from Liverpool in May to the Spitzbergen ice fields. A small air balloon will be launched under Gre l A'garssen to fly toward the North Pole. After a voyage to the ice pole the airship aims for Nome Alaska with a crew of four and thirty days of provisions.
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Wooten Plans New West Texas Movie Show in Canyon
Wooten, five-year Canyon motion picture exhibitor, bought Jota and will erect a modern 40 by 10 foot theater in Canyon. The new show house will rank among the most complete in West Texas, reflecting ongoing investment in local entertainment.
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Navy secretary clears Ha waii cruise as routine
Secretary Wilbur states the present cruise of the battle fleet at Hawaii is a routine annual event. He sent a written note to Kawakami of Osaka Mainichi Publishing to clarify doubts held by some Japanese minds. The same dispatch notes the Osaka contact and emphasizes routine military movement.
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Free Methodist revival opens at Nazarene Church
In Galveston on April 24 the Rev A B Harrell of Dallas preached the opening revival sermon for the Free Methodist congregation at the Nazarene church with Rev W Wickman leading songs. Services are planned for every evening. An Associated Press dispatch also notes S. F. Thomason of the Chicago Tribune was re-elected president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association at a recent business meeting in New York.
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India Superstitions Passing Says Hill
A British observer reports on India’s superstition erosion and caste rigidities. Mr Hill credits British policy and reform efforts led by missionaries for reducing widow burnings and bloody rites, while noting the enduring caste system and limited progress outside educated classes. He describes India’s political mood, Gandhi and revolutionaries, and recent military actions, plus his wife and daughter’s travels aboard. He plans to return to India after nine months of leave, detailing their experiences across the journey.
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Army Demonstration for Mothers Planned Nationwide
The War Department ordered a nationwide demonstration on Mother's Day May 10 to honor the mothers of American soldiers. Commanding generals were instructed to arrange suitable ceremonies at posts camps and other stations nationwide as directed by Major General.
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Army honors mothers with nationwide ceremonial rides
Adjutant General Robert Davis announced that where possible army personnel will conduct ceremonies honoring mothers of soldiers. Commanding generals may order attendance by soldiers and their mothers, with practical invitations extended to eligible families and widows to participate in the observance.
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Underwood Scores In Brilliant Bura Talk
Fragmented OCR text shows Underwood delivering a notable speech in a bar scene with references to Amari and Jo Ja Wey. The passage includes stray phrases about philosophy, sports, dishonesty, and moral exhortations, all in a garbled newspaper snippet.
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Requisitions for new textbooks in Texas amid contract dispute
About 15,000 requisitions for new textbooks have been distributed to county superintendents and principals. Publishers plan mandamus actions to enforce December contracts while the state education board reviews listings and potential changes in vol books. Also mentions pearls found in abalone shells.
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Niece of Gompuser of Rational Anthem Dies
An aged line of Francis Scott Key family, a patriot and poet who composed the enduring anthem, has died in Winfield Kansas. The obituary notes the deceased had three sons and lived more than 75 years, with ties to Gong Beach and Calgaror.
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Sau
Tha
Northie
Winfield
Kati
Defendants in Oil Sun Hulu Trial News Brief
Court notes a chaotic session with defendants in a case involving oil and nuclear related charges. The judge adjourned as prosecutors argued about peace and sentencing while defendants faced potential consequences.
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Hulu Gunir
Nuc Foday
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