Amarillo Society Enjoys Spring Social Roundup
Mid summer days bring a stream of social events as Miss Frances Wells of Austin and Miss Julia Johnson of Lubbock visit Mrs. Tom Currie in Amarillo. A long bridge Inncheon on the porch yields high scores for Miss Lillian Callaghan and generous guest favors, followed by a three course luncheon. A second bridge party honors Miss Jamie Schweizer and Miss Elma D Asberry with high and consolation prizes, then a two course luncheon. Mrs Hall hosts Hi Jinks members at a bridge morning with high score to Mrs Art Arnold and luncheon to finish the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarilo Society
Frances Wells
Austin
Julia Johnson
Lubbock
Tom Currie
van Buren Street
Amarillo
Bridge Inncheon
Mary Hall
Faye Underwood
Miss Underwood
Margaret Hardin
Los Angeles
Vivian Dunn
Roy
N. M
Berdie Hiatt
Margaret Sue Hiatt
Vernon
Margaret Anne Burgess
Corinne Doyle
Dallas
Tottie Madden
Winnie Mae Ward
Pauline Reeder
Edvth Seeward
Peggy Masterson
Ada Terrill
Canyon
Lillian
Pauline Callaghan
Panhandle
Effie D. Sanford
Anne Trulove
Betty Garney
Elsie Hall
Oliver Rae Eakle
Jamie Schweizer
Danville
Arkansas
Elma D. Asberry
Columbia
Missouri
Caldwell
Harrison Street
John R. Trolinger
L. V. Dawson
Virgil Biggers
D. D. McLarry
A. T. Biggers
H. A. Asberry
J. B. Dooley
Louis Patten
B. C. D. Bynum
Clarence Williams
Marvin Nichols
O. K. Gilvin
Harvey Radey
A. E. Winsett
Harvey Crudgington
P. Dutton
E. E. Machevec
Marie Machevec
Hall
Neal Hall
Hi Jinks
West Tenth Street
Bridge
Art Arnold
Julian Bivins
Mesdames
John Kirkpatrick Boyce
Shannon Bolton
Dwight Newbe
William C. Boyce, Jr
Amarillo social notes list visitors and address changes
A long list of residents and visitors is noted, with several address changes and guests staying in Amarillo. Entries include Mrs C M Harrison of Cooper visiting J T Joslin at 1000 Madison, Mrs H H Wilson of Dallas returning home, and T E L picnic plans at First Baptist Church. Other mentions: Miss Mildred Jones of Marshall visiting, Miss Louise Jennings from Lubbock, and several local residents visiting relatives or hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Wilson
Dallas
J. T. Joslin
Madison Street
First Baptist Church
Box Canyon
Mildred Jones
Marshall
Amarillo
Miss Jones
Mary Hall
Taylor Street
Gussie Brown
Fort Worth
Douglas Harrison
Lucerne Apartments
Alva Leslie
Mary Elizabeth
Edna Mae Leslie
Alvord
Leslie
F. M. Bosworth
East Sixth Street
Globe well at Shamrock shows oil but no producer yet
The Globe well at Shamrock had a third oil showing yesterday but sand was too thin to produce. The hole filled 80 feet with oil on initial strike and drilling remains in white lime above the first sand found by Jim Whittington. The well has yielded more showings and less oil than others in the Panhandle. Best No 1 at Shamrock drills in granite wash with a good oil showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Jimn Whittington
Globe
Panhandle
Granite Wash
Robbers Net Eight Cents From Lumber Company Safe
Sherman August 14 The Knob knockers removed the knob from the Lynch Davidson Lumber company safe and escaped with a total of eight copper cents. No clues were found by early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Wres
Sherman
Lynch Davidson Lumber Company
Tarred and feathered dentist sues for attack in Houston
Dr. R Ward, a negro dentist, was tarred and feathered by three white men after being lured to a house Monday night. Police have found no trace of the assailants, Ward said he was compelled into a different car, his clothes stripped, and acids burned his hands during the attack. Notice of local produce listing follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
R. Ward
District Attorney's Office
Ward
Waugh Drive
Buffalo Drive
Mrs. J. R. Thompson to Visit Vernon Visitor Arrives
Mrs. J. R. Thompson of Vernon will arrive this afternoon to visit with Miss Maud Ella Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Thompson
Vernon
Maud Ella Hand
Connors Pledges $1 Million For Charity Foundation
Buffalo businessman William J. Connors, noted as owner of local papers and head of Great Lakes Transit, announced an initial gift of $1 million toward a charity foundation with plans for an additional $4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Connors
Buffalo Courier
Buffalo Star Enquirer
Great Lakes Transit Corporation
Connors
Amarillo Social Notes Offer Travels and Local Happenings
A roundup of Amarillo residents and visitors includes Howe Ratey back from the South Plains, families departing for Waco Sherman Tucumcari and Clarendon, trips to California Berkeley and Utah, business and golf plans, fishing reports, real estate musings, and a monster five foot eight inch rattlesnake killed at Camp Warner with skin sent to Edwards' studio for mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Ratey
South Plains
Inone
F. M. Lefforge & Co
Brooks Pearson
Waco
Jack Melton
Sherman
C. A. Melton
Sam Dillard
Midlothian
Tucumcari
Alfa Garvin
Mr. Bush
Seminole
Frank Wolflin
Virginia
Lee Wolflin
Clara Currie
California
A. B. Wolflin
Lela
Charles
Berkley
University of California
Jim Hagan
Colorado
Amarillo
Hagan
W. Latmey Barnes
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Wales Madden
Eli Johnston
John McGurk
Omaha
Neb
Harmond Kinsland Stanfield
Henry Thomson
W. M. Moore
Johnnie White Eslick
George Hale
Merrill Patton
John
Clark Fain
Misses Felice Stinnett
Sadie Claude Curtis
Elise Hall
W. M. McCarty
Jefferson Street
Daisy Pennock
1603
San
Ta Fe
New Mexico
Louise Jennings
Jackson Street
Harmond
Tyler Street
Vivian "Dunn
Roy, N. M
City
Ruth Kresge Ax
Ruth Kresge
Erskine Gwynne
Paris
Washington
Deauville
France
Wit J. Conners
Demonstra
Tion
City “Light & Waterica
ESSEX
R. O
J. 8
C. N. Magill
Cee
Lynn Magill
J. S. Magill
Lindsay Drug Co
West
S. T. Fagan
Columbia, Mu
Thad Crossett
J. W. Cantrell
Ark
Olive Childers
A. J. Caldwell
Ben Manning
Gon
Ben, Jr
Bovina
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