Rotary guests recall Galveston trip at Amarillo social
One of the week's most delightful gatherings was at the home of Mr and Mrs R R McAfee. Rotarians and wives who attended the Galveston convention enjoyed hospitality and stories of the trip. Attendees included Dr and Mrs R P Parcells O V Vernon Elmer Lewis F P Spencer Tom Nabors Mrs Harry Taylor and Howard Paul with Harry Taylor and W E Goodloe away. The evening mixed Galveston anecdotes with bridge and refreshments.
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R. McAfee
Rotarians
Rotary
Calveston
Harry Taylor
W. E. Goodloe
Galveston
Here There Everywhere Dan M Carr Heads to Detroit
Bur roughs Adding Machine manager Dan M Carr will depart soon to attend a managers conference in Detroit. The sheriff's round-up Friday night nabbed eleven vagrants and drinkers. Mrs. EB Day of Hereford visited town with daughter Mrs. Jean Owen recalling Deaf Smith county pioneer days and early ranch life with brands such as ND and D Bar Y noted.
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Dan M. Carr
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Detroit
Carr
Sheriff's Department
EB. A. Day
Hereford
Jean Owen
Deaf Smith County
Canada
Local Club Meetings and Social Events This Week
Ardent social calendar lists Ada Terrill hosting a bridge luncheon in Canyon on Monday morning. East Amarillo choral club rehearses Tuesday at 1317 East Sixth street. La Costura club meets Wednesday at 1702 Taylor street. Missionary society gathers at Houston Street Methodist church. Scouts meet at Presbyterian annex in uniform. Circle Six of First Baptist meets at 2117 Polk street. Ko Ko Hai bridge club meets at 1001 A Pierce street Thursday. St Francis ladies hold a bazaar at City Drug store Saturday with cakes and dressed poultry.
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Ada Terrill
Amarillo
Canyon Kappa Alpha Thetas
Canyon
East Amarillo
Sketchy Local Names Mentioned In Texas Panhandle Notes
The item notes Mrs. Day calling Zona Gale a noted tenderfoot and recalls Amarillo locals claiming she taught near a ranch with three pupils. It mentions Charlie Hood from the 10 Bar ranch near Hereford and business visitors Gardner Walker and Clyde Kyler from Iola Kansas stopping at Panhandle circles.
Thomas Johnson Held on Theft Charge in Cannon Residence
Thomas Johnson was arrested Friday by the sheriff's department on a theft charge tied to the reported disappearance of a pistol a box of cartridges and 6.35 dollars from the Cannon residence at 199 Polk et al. Officers say the gun and cartridges were found hidden in the house where Johnson works.
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Thomas Johnson
Sheriff's Department
Polk
Johnson
Woman dies by own action near Bastrop
Stella Wolfenbarger, 52, living seven miles southwest of Bastrop, was found Saturday morning with a razor wound to the throat. A verdict of death by own action was returned. General repairs, 113 W. Seventh.
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Bastrop
Tex
Stella Wolfenbarger
Publisher Re-Elected as Head of Texas Tech Regents
Amon G. Carter publisher of the Fort Worth Star Telegram was reelected chairman of the board of regents of the Texas Technological College at a meeting in Fort Worth. R. M. Tidwell was elected secretary. The board approved the administration building work recently completed by the construction company and it will be occupied on August 25.
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Fort Worth
New Jersey Mother and Boy Slain with Mallet
Mrs. Catherine Andia and her 3-year-old son John were found dead in their Camden home. Authorities say both were killed with a mallet. skulls crushed, bodies partially buried under a coal pile in the cellar.
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United Press
Camden
N. J
Catherine Andia
John
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Lee Wolflin
University of Oklahoma
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Tom Mix
Zane Grey
California Hawaiian Orchestra
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