Amarillo High School style show promises record turnout
The Senior High School auditorium hosts a lavish spring and summer fashion show with over 200 live models and entertainment to raise funds for sending delegates to the Eleventh Annual Girls' Clothing Contest in Houston. Tickets are 25 cents, with Miss Lenora Walters announcing winners and parts featuring school and college day displays.
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Amarillo High School
Milady
Houston
Lenora Walters
Court House Records and Building Permits Update
Court house records list warranty deeds transferring property in multiple subdivisions with values from 10 to 36,686 dollars and vehicle registrations and building permits for Amarillo. Notable entries include Cabot to McGowan, Pitman to Nichols, and a Crowdus & Starkey Addition sale. Plus listed are dozens of auto makes, models, and owners in Amarillo and area. The section also notes a social event with music and fashion displays, including a College of Music recital and a Gossard Foundation Garment convention attendee.
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Mary Elizabeth Bivins
A. L. Daily
BS & P
S. J. Evans
T. M. Broaddus
Crowdus & Starkey
D. H. Culton
Harrison, Frost Motor Co
Buick
Dallas Reeves
Lincoln
Toney Chisum, Inc
Graham
van Buren
Ong St
Wolflin
G. W. Herron
Fillmore
Jon G. Wayland
Polk St
A. H. Gau
Gau & Vogel
L. B. Newby
W. Frank Litle
Fillmore St
Amarillo residents report ranch sale and regional travel
Hereford ranch sale to Here, There, Everywhere by O’Brien of Amarillo via Spencer Realty. Greenhill, Lander, and Greenhill headed to Dallas for Morton Salt Company convention. Betts travels to Temple for his wife’s surgery at Scott and White Hospital. Blasdell returns from East Texas vacation. Burt visits Amarillo for grain business. Walkup boosts retail merchant associations in Hereford Perryton and Panhandle. Craig notes optimism in Shamrock over upcoming railroad. Meador and Trigg visit Meador family in Lubbock.
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F. Z. Lander
H. £. Greenhill
Morton Salt Company
Dallas
A. B. Betts
Temple
Texas
Scott and White Hospital
R. O. Walkup
Amarillo
Amarillo Population Count Nearing Final Figures
Amarillo expects its population total by early next week as the census count winds down. Census office workers and chamber of commerce volunteers processed hundreds of names over Friday and the weekend, with each enumerator handling 100 to 300 names. A small number of uncounted individuals from each batch are being added, aiding the final tally.
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Chamber of Commerce
Census progress and methods in Amarillo report
Nat S. Perrine, assistant supervisor, says census checks are not exhausted and more enumerations are expected. Officials stress residence addresses for schedules, note difficulties with duplications, and say reaching unenumerated residents is nearing completion as batches shrink.
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Nat S. Perrine
Amarillo
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Margaret Hanley
Nell Margaret Rogers
Alta Moore
Lucy Bennett
Amy Bennett
Sidney Dell Dees
Dorothy Peake
Annie Mae Jameson
Court House Records
Beth Harmon
Edgar Pickett
College of Music
Katharyne Eckert
Cecelia Martinez
Evelyn Kennedy
Eleanor Wakefield
Elizabeth Tucker
Palo Duro Furniture Company
J. M. Collins
Moore-Poston Company
Adolphus Hotel
Collins
Will O’brien
Hereford
Missouri
Spencer Realty Company
H. FE. Greenhill
Borger, Stinnett and
Pampa
Sherwood Blasdell
East
Grover C. Burt
Dimmitt Territory
Walter M. Craig
Bradstreet Company
Shamrock
Mary Meador
Howard Trigg
W. H. Meador
Lubbock
Lambert Pharmacal Co
St. Louis
U.S. A
Polk
Dial
News-Globe
Freiburg
City Auditorium
Europe
Tri-State Fair Association
City Drug No
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