Amarillo Visitors and Local Meetings Report
Virginia and Jimmy of Shreveport visit Mrs. Carl Blake at 1405 Buchanan Street. Dallas couple Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schoolar visit Mrs. Pearl Lawrence at 1911 Taylor with Carol Rea and Richard. Olga Daniel of Lubbock spends days with Miss Hallie V. Stephens. Mrs. Burch Dowman returns to Houston after a week with Ed Pipkin's family at 1402 Monroe Street. Bishop Seaman returns from travel to speak in Alabama and other southern states. he preaches next Sunday at 11 in Gan gon for the Fulmer School baccalaureate. The Spirit of Missions notes Seaman’s August article for West Texas State College Field Department. Numerous residents visit relatives and travel along Highway 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Schoolar
Dallas
Carol Rea
Richard
West Texas State College
Spirit of Missions
National Monthly
The
Episcopal Church
Bishop Seaman
Bishp Seaman
Gangon
Fulmer School
Film colony plane trip to Los Angeles noted
Mr and Mrs Leo Peterson flew Tuesday night on a specially chartered plane toward Los Angeles. The charter carried Will Rogers's two sons Leo Carrillo Monte Blue and other film colony members. The plane crew described the group as quiet and punctual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Peterson
Los Angeles
Will Rogers
Leo Carrillo
Monte Blue
Film Colony
New Comer Hugh Ferguson Jr Joins Amarillo Legal Scene
Hugh Ferguson Jr arrives in Amarillo to practice law with Ben Manning in the Fisk Building. He hails from Dallas, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Ferguson, president of the Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank. A University of Texas alumnus, he belonged to Phi Delta Theta and Phi Delta Phi and previously worked with McCombs Andress and Johnson in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Hugh Ferguson, Jr
Ben Manning
Fisk
Hugh Ferguson
Dallas
Ferguson
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
University of Texas
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Delta Phi
McCombs, Andress and Johnson
Delightful charter crew and weekend visitors noted
A jovial charter crew led by Capt. LaMar Nelson with Co-pilot Pastorius and Hostess Peak is praised. Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi attends a U S Postmasters convention in Galveston. Weekend guests include H E Stokes's Dallas family and travel visits by J H Nichols family to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMar Nelson
Pastorius
Hostess Peak
W. D. DeGrassi
Galveston
U. S
W. T. Stanberry
H. E. Stokes
Martha Ann
Dallas
J. H. Nichols
Louisiana Street
Nichols
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
D. S. Baker
Memphis
W. R. Baker
Palo Duro
Will Rogers
Don Rumsey
Isabel Sale
Floyd Yachey
Young dancer Helen Hayter, 11, pursues arts and travel
Helen Hayter of Tyler Texas, aged 11, trained in dancing five years across the Great West including New Mexico Utah and California. She added piano this summer and collects Mexican items while aiming to be a teacher and supervisor. She is a Girl Scout patrol leader in the sixth grade at Tyler School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayter
Great West
New Mexico
Utah
California
Amarillo
Helen
Old Mexico
Mexico City
Tyler School
H. Hayter
1611
Harrison Street
Vacation Roundup and Birth Announcements Acrossหลาย Amarillo
The column lists August births at Northwest Texas Hospital including William Edward Conway and others. It notes extended family travel from Oklahoma to California, San Antonio and New Mexico, and reports hospital entries and medical operations for local residents. Also mentions miniature golf prizes at Sports Bowl and various visitors to Amarillo.
Telegraph Operator Hubert Cole Misses Roosevelt Parades in Amarillo
Hubert Cole, a telegraph operator, expresses disgust with his role in Amarillo celebrations. He rode in the Mother-in-law parade and on the presidential special train but did not meet Mrs Roosevelt or the President. A friend loaned him a horse in Pleasant Valley, yet he skipped the Old Southwest Days Parade. He helped start the first parade but was several blocks behind Mrs Roosevelt while the President came through. Cole reported the news on AP wires. Officials asked if he would lend his mount to a celebrity, and he hopes to be just part of the crowd next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Cole
Roosevelt
Amarillo
Cole
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia and
Jimmy
Shreveport
Carl Blake
Buchanan Street
Wm. L. Ball
Protestant Episcopal Church
North
Texas
Sam R Merrill
Houston
M. J. Montgomery
Weet Ninth Avenue
Edward F. Smith
Daugh
Osgood Monument Co
Ter
Marilou
Grace Rubbert
Jackson
Mich
Hubert Cole
Ong Street
Will Rogers Memorial Highway
Bill Jackson
Hasty Sisson
Floydada
Alan
E. &., Echols
Lubbock
Wright's
W.E. Hayes
Margart
Clovis
St. Anthony’s Hospital
R. M. Birdwell of
Fritch
St. Anthony's Hospital
Colorado
Steffen’s
Rhonda Jenkins
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Marion Vinson
Madge Lee Johnston
Cordell
Oklo
San Antonio
C. E. Birkmeyer
Patsy
Clement
Hereford
E. B. Black
E. L. Hunter
Arkansas
Tennessee
R. M. Hunter
Claude
W. L. Brock
Mardell
Betty Mae
Mrs. Brock
H. B. Adams
Mrs. W. H. Billingslea
Steinhorn’s
Polk St
William Edward
W. E. Conway
Hughes Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Conway
Shamrock Oil & Gas Company
M. W. Leach
Virginia Street
W. F. Stubbs
Fillmore Street
FR. Wiley
A. T Teal
West
Sixteenth Avenue
F. E
Gordon Fuller
Canyon
H. L. Teegerstorm
Sanford
M. FE. Godfrey
Birmingham Street
Frank Rorex
Panhandle
St. Anthonys Hospital
Ray Jd. Ruffin
North Fillmore Street
Donald White
Phillips
C.J. Talley
Clarendon
E. A. Pittman
River Road
Goldie Dixon
East Ninth Avenue
John Cochran
Borger
W. D. Gamblin
West Ninth Avenue
Gladys Wilmeth
Spearman
Likins, Jr
Dan Foreman
Stratford
O. H. Rahls, Jr
Happy
M. S. Harrison
Tucumcari
N. M
Lewis Cox
Anna Pavey
East Thirteenth Avenue
Sports Bowl
Tenth
Parker
Georgia Adkins
Marjory Wheeler
Oklus Koonce
John William Kaether
T. J. Miller
Robert Brownell
Miss Rogers
Maxor Drug
Lulu Lucas
Kosciusko
Miss
W. D. Owen
Tyler Street
Victor Stanger
Jimmy Hughes
Springer, N. M
J. L. Hathaway
Cecelia Schwartz
Brownwood
O. R. Jackson
Mississippi Street
Travis Smith
America
C R. Adamson
Ong St
Gerald C
Jerry) Mann
KGNC
Hoen
Finders
Hirish
Plymouth
Aana
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Ford
Olds
Fillmore
Gilbeys
Bougainville
Tahiti
U.S. A
Gilbey
Tropics
National Distillers Products Corp. N.y.gilbfy’s Distilled
London
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