Plan to establish Texas veteran bureau and hospital in Amarillo
Work begins on plans to place a regional veterans bureau office and a general veteran hospital for West Texas and Oklahoma in Amarillo. Delayed Texas rehabilitation committee meeting allows commander Lewis Fields to push the proposal. Amarillo backers hope for success as Congress debates appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Rehabilitation Committee
Texas Department, American Legion
Dallas
Lewis P. Fields
Hanson
Amarillo
United States Veterans
General Veteran
West Texas
Oklahoma
Bureau
Texas Legionnaires
House
Senate
Texas
Congress
Robbery Reported in Fairview Area on Third and Monroe
H L Weeks of the Fairview addition reported to police last night that two men held him up at Third and Monroe streets and robbed him of 29 dollars. Officers are at work on the case. Miss Oma Blattenberg has accepted a temporary position at Magnolia Petroleum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Weeks
Fairview Addition
Third
Monroe
Oma Blattenberg
The
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Llano Estacado DAR Chapter to Hold Executive Board Meeting
Llano Estacado chapter D A R will hold an executive board meeting presided by Mrs C L Kilgore at her home 807 East Twentieth Street Monday afternoon. Full attendance is urged as important business will be discussed. Visitors Harold and Mrs Funk of Wichita have returned home after visiting local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kilgore
Llano Estacado
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ray Stewart
Leader Department
S. Kantor
Kansas City
Missouri
Joseph Kantor
Houston
Jean McCoy
Altus
Oklahoma
Eva Blevins
Alma Mosley
Mary Dodson
Market
Mosley
E. S. Paris
Needleart Shop
W. L. Durrett
Northwest Texas Hospital
West Nineteenth Street
McCollum
Dr. McCollum
Fort Worth
Pauline
Young People of St. Andrew's To Have Party Soon
St Andrews Episcopal church leaders met at the parish house to plan an entertainment for the church youth set to be held soon. The event is expected to be delightful and will be announced in advance. Rev and Mrs Haynes and son Robert from Dallas are visiting Amarillo en route to Colorado for a month’s vacation, hosted by Mr and Mrs S E Pish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Haynes
City
Stanley Haynes
Robert Haynes
Colorado
Amarillo
S. E. Pish
Harrison
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. F. Montgomery
Greenfield
Missouri
Flo Miller
R. L. Stroud
Houston
M. A. Barker
Jackman
Bride in Synthetic Dress Foreshadows Chemist's World
State College, Aug 5 The society reporter may cover a wedding soon with a report on a synthetic bride. The piece notes chemistry has recreated many materials while sole leather remains unavailable, and garments use artificial fibers like nitrocellulose and cellulose acetate. Professor Pauline reveals the broad influence of synthetic chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Chemistry
Pauline
Vacations and Moves Spotted Across Amarillo Social Scene
Mr and Mrs Clyde Johnson spend vacation in New Mexico. Miss Lillian Brenner joins Alamo Refining in the Oliver Eakle building. Many locals take trips, attend schools, or pursue work moves including at Russell & Cockrells and Fort Worth markets. A wedding in Amarillo prompts an Elks dance tonight with Wanderers Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Johnson
Washington Street
New Mexico
Lillian Brenner
Russell & Cockrell
Alamo Refining Company
Oliver Eakle
N. L. Morris
Montgomery
David Mead
Houston
University At Austin
Gerald Hodge
J. P. Hodge
Kentucky
Shamrock
Edith Childre
Hereford
Easley Business College
Grace Beckman
Nurses’ Training School
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Ted Bautista
Russell & Cock
Synthetic bridal costume proves world largely synthetic
Mrs. Mack of Pennsylvania State College presented Miss Elizabeth Wagner of Morgantown West Virginia to show a synthetic bridal outfit. The institute member wore a fully synthetic dress except for shoe soles and the total cost was under 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mack
Pennsylvania State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Harold Funk
Wichita
Kansas
William Swift
A. E. Swift
H. J. Cobb
State College
Elizabeth Wagner
the Oriental Shop
Rell’s
Mary Martin
Russell & Cockrell’s
Fort Collins
Earl Scott
Wichita Falls
W. F. Dale
Trinidad
Denver
Roger Windham
Kinzer Willis
Points
New York City
Stella Riddle
Jackman’s
Jack West
Pampa
Leo J. Sheridan
Mildred White
Elks Home
Wanderers’ Orchestra
Grace E. Hamilton
Piano
Texas State Teachers Assn
Elizabeth Spegal-Morris
Tyler St
Polk St
Marsalis-Glenn
Bowie St
Jackson St
Buchanan St
Ardath Johnson
Gladys M. Glenn
Idelma Conoley
Oleta B. Hyder
Texas State
Conservatory
Alaskan Fur Factory
Department Stores Inc
Gulbransen
America
Tolzien
C. E. King
4Th Streets
Amarillo Furniture
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