Senior Class Presents Play The Patsy at Amarillo High
Amarillo High School senior class stages The Patsy a Barry Conners comedy in the high school auditorium Friday evening. Phyllis Axelrod stars as Mrs Harrington a scheming widow whose plots fail against storms of temper while Roberta Newell plays her pampered elder daughter and Jack Gouldy portrays the husband. Betty Hughes is the Patsy the younger daughter who bears the blame. Other cast members include William Klingensmith Bob Baker Winston Brown and Etta Lou Propst with Lela Crossett directing. Admission is 26 cents for students and 35 cents for adults. Tickets are on sale by class members.
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Phyllis Axelrod
Mrs. Harrington
Barry Conners
Amarillo High School
Roberta Newell
Jack Gouldy
Patsy
Betty Hughes
William Klingensmith
Billy Caldwell
Bob Baker
Tony Anderson
Winston Brown
Trip Busty
Etta Lou Propst
Sadie Buchanan
Grace Harring
Aged Circuit Rider Archer Dies at 81
The Rev. J. F. Archer of Van Alstyne, a longtime Methodist circuit rider who served 41 years and never missed an appointment, died at age 81 in Dallas. He recalled riding 15 miles through a storm for a single meeting with only a woman and a 12 year old girl present. The piece ends with a note on the word kite deriving from Danish.
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Dallas
J. F. Archer
van Alstyne
Archer
Stepping Sisters stage show drew Amarillo praise
Doc Parcells presents Stepping Sisters at the High School Auditorium next Tuesday at 8:30 under the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club. Local actors Jean Epperson Doud Dolly Lynch Maxine Cartwright lead a strong amateur cast with singing burlesque and Shakespeare elements amid romance and humor.
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Dolly Lynch
Maxine Cartwright
Dan Higgins
Sissy
Aubrey Jackson
Allan Clark
Katherine Woods
Grace Rogers
Frank Hardman
Martha Davis
Lahoma Jenkins
Parcells
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Betty Grable Gets Salary Raised for Another Year
Betty Grable, wife of Jackie Coogan, is retained for another year with a $500 weekly salary raise from Paramount Studio. Producer Ralph Zukor exercised an option and issued a new contract as the court battle over earnings looms for Coogan with his mother and stepfather.
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Hollywood
Jackie Coogan
Betty Grable
Paramount Studio
Ralph Zukor
7-Up Panhandle Company Expands Amarillo Plant
The 7-Up Panhandle Company plans remodeling of a building at Seventh Avenue and Madison Street to house its operations. C R Pennington of Abilene, president, and D McGlasson of Waco, secretary treasurer and general manager, announced the move. The Amarillo plant will manufacture and distribute beverages under a franchise covering 34 Panhandle counties with territory reaching Oklahoma to the north and south to Lubbock.
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Seventh Avenue
Madison Street
7-Up Panhandle Company
C. R. Pennington
Abilene
D. McGlasson
Waco
McGlasson
Amarillo
7-Up Panhandle
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Lubbock
West Seventh
Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo Promises Instant Relief
An advertisement claims chronic itching comes from dandruff that blocks sebum flow. Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo supposedly removes dandruff instantly, leaving the scalp antiseptically clean. It markets a money back guarantee and urges readers to try Fitch's.
Avenue site leased for 7-Up Panhandle Company plant
The Avenue property, leased by the 7-Up Panhandle Company, covers 72 by 60 feet with an adjoining vacant lot for expansion. The building will be remodeled to fit the firm and modern machinery has already been purchased and shipped. Mr. McGlasson, longtime president of V. Kemando Company, is linked to the venture. Z. C. Steakley, VP, is an automobile dealer at Sweetwater.
Crawford seeks Potter County hide and animal inspector post
Henry Crawford, a well known Plains cattleman, announces his candidacy for Potter County hide and animal inspector. He recalls a life serving cattlemen and asks voters for support, promising to meet as many as possible before the election. The piece adds an unrelated fact about the Aar River in Switzerland.
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Henry Crawford
Potter County
Crawford
West
Mer
Glittering Gems Sold Match Box Case in Omaha
Mrs. Pearl Cohen, a widow, was duped by three confidence men who sold her a glittering match box believed to hold diamonds. They valued it at 3 000 dollars and netted 617 dollars after she withdrew funds from a bank. she received a box of match sticks as her reward.
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Pearl Cohen
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