Amaryllis Club Hosts Bridge and Social Tales
Mrs. W. P. Cooper's Amaryllis club met at 806 Sunset road with sweet peas and roses. Bridge produced high scores for Mrs. F. L. LaFabier and others. punch and a pink ice course followed. Mrs. Dana Harmon-Trent and her daughter Beth Harmon-Trent return to Amarillo after two months in Lubbock. Beth plans expressive theater work. Miss Faye Jordan and J. Davis Hill announce a late August wedding in Amarillo. Hill is a top athlete and future Breckenridge Junior High coach. The column notes various social visits, engagements, and upcoming dances at the Pike Home and Amarillo Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
W. P. Cooper
Sunset Road
Country Club
F. L. LaFabier
L. D
Amarillo
Dana Harmon-Trent
Edabeth Harmon-Trent
Lubbock
Trent
Edabeth
Charles F. Smith
West Thirteenth Street
Buffalo
Breckenridge
Panhandle Road Work Slashed As Funds Cut
Drastic highway department cuts to cover year start deficit halt new Panhandle division improvements. J W Ryder says 1,500 miles in the Panhandle receive 11,600 for maintenance and light equipment only, no heavy graders. Vanhandle maintenance reduced from 50000 to 25000 starting July 1 with possible further cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Panhandle
J. W. Ryder
Potter
Vanhandle
Ryder
Readers debate water supply options for Glebe and county
The letter writer urges the Glebe and county to consider drilling wells on North weet Teses heepital grounds to ensure ample water, prioritizing reliable supply over surface water for drinking and flushing. The piece also hints at potential tree planting and city water lessons.
Parachute Leap Plans With Black Cat Passenger
Corporal George H Wheling aims to jump from plane number 1% at 3 13 this Friday the 13th. He hopes to take a black cat as passenger to dispel superstition while Lieutenant Cousland balks at the idea. The jump target height is 1313 feet and is set for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laeton
Okie
Priday
Liew
Cornelian Cousland
George H. Wheling
Cousland
Wheling
Half Minute Interviews on Polk and Amarillo Personalities
A collection of brief remarks from local figures including investors, promoters, athletes, and merchants. Topics range from oil stock gambles and railway station siting to sports plans, concerted poker for a cabinet, and a trader’s Christmas shopping trip in Kansas City.
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Sattova
Sem Speretreeo
B. Rerteet
Libby
Jin
Dorothy
Frederick
Betty
Mre
Swilitan
Herstragh
Harry Eon Street
R. L. Prevtdge
East Listh Street
Prestidge
Irother
William Cormack
Maxine Reed
Harmon Reed
Me. Reed
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Ella Dan Houston
Henrietta
D. M. Young
Jackson Street
Boulder
Colorado
W. Corn
Elizabeth Corn
Fort Worth
Crosbyton
Houghton, Jr
Martha Shelton Houghton
Polk Street
Edna Pendleton
Jimmy Shellen
Heughten
el Peso
Jack Rodgers
Jord, Jr
Rodgers
Lewndes
Beren Ee
Pike
Reed
C. P. Hackler
St. Joe
Kineas City
Missouri
Misses Ramsey Saunders
Lucille Saunders
Gertrude Saunders
Roswell
New Mexico
Mabel Hudgins
Harding's Ranch
Ramsey Saunders
Mrs. M. ©. Ferguson
Bob Carr
Charess Hudgins
Ward Hudgins
Queen Esther Club
D. W. Britain
Fillmore Street
O. F. Henville
Nettie Cook
Amarillo Country Club
Hohi
He Pena
R. WH. Lynn
A. S. Stinnett
O. V. Vernon
Polk
Dixon Creek
Carl Cullum
Denver
C. C. Gibson
Sled Allen
Shepard
Walter Irvin
Boa
Hudspeth
Kirby Brown
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Lewis Fields
Texas Legionnaires
Southwest
Jay Taylor
Haliburton Oil Well Cementing Company
Charley Austin
Kansas City
Tom Hughes
Albuquerque
Zela
H. Pen
Maxwell House
Adee
C. H. Reimerth and Company
Auditors—Accountants—Tax Service
Amarillo Hotel
Accounting
Casper, Cheyenne ,and
Sheridan,, Wyoming
C. Wh. Reimerth
Certified Public Accountant
Wyoming
U. S. Board of Tax Appeals
Cohn
the Chili King Lunch
East Luh Street
Charley
the Chili King
Seuss
Ceri
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