Society notes and church social plan and travels
Local society items list members of the Beetere and Mertens streets circles, visits to Pueblo Colorado, and a string of church activities. Plans include a B Y P U social at Second Baptist, a Women’s Missionary Society fundraiser for a church window, and a T E L picnic at Amarillo Creek. Many residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Chad Hilvest, and Vivian Adame, are noted for travels and engagements across Texas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EL
T. E. L. Clase
Amarifio Trerk
Amarillo Creek
Queen Marie of Romania Plans U.S. Tour as Queen
The Associated Press reports Queen Marie of Romania will voyage to New York at month end and visit all forty eight states and major Canadian cities. She travels openly as royalty and will stay in hotels, lodging at the Romanian legation in Washington. She aims to see America by automobile for an intimate view of life.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Marie
Rumania
New York
Canada
Washington
Legation
America
Kellogg Armament Talk Praised by London Papers
London articles praise Frank B. Kellogg’s address on Geneva armament talks. He argued it is better to begin regional limits than pursue a universal scheme and denied U S plans to withdraw from Geneva discussions.
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Associated P'ress
London
Frank B. Kellogg
Plattsburgh
New York
United States
Geneva
Lendon
Kellogg
the Times
Half Minute Interviews Reflect City Happenings
A collection of quoted remarks from local figures including T. A. White urging Boy Scout attendance, William A. Stone on civic visibility, and comments on oil, railroads, and plans affecting Amarillo. The notes capture varied perspectives on regional industry, events, and public interest.
Preaches On Character Of Jesus Christ
Rev. Burke Culpepper delivered a powerful revival sermon in a full tabernacle. He praised Jesus as the world’s greatest philosopher and orator, emphasizing love, transformation, and the divine nature of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Burke Culpepper
Jesus Christ
Son of
God
Gallilee
Jesus
Culpepper
Earth
tee + Gee
Bows
Howe
Gams
Fragmented OCR Note Yields Vague Local Items
An unreadable OCR fragment from a local page offers few readable facts. The text appears garbled with scattered letters and numbers, not enough to identify people places events or dates with certainty.
Realtors to Show Oklahomans City in Amarillo
Oklahoma visitors arriving on the Rock Island excursion train will be shown Amarillo by members of the Amarillo Real Estate Board and others. William A. Stone, secretary of realtors, announced the plan this morning. Several hundred Oklahomans are expected on the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. HH. Wiseman
Pierce Street
Rock Island
Frick
Oklahoma
William A. Stone
John E. Hill
Amarillo
Oklahomans
Okahomans
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Mertens Sreet
Tee Ok Bee
Comets
Nee Vos
Ry and
Raeees Ce
Woerwers
Pele
Arvie Killeagh
Etpert
Saterday
Clieten
Paducat
Keniecey
Chad Hilvett
Tireet
Colored Springs
Manitou
Henry Gould
Marrison Street
Pueblo
Colorado
Gould
Harold Florman
City
B.Y.P.U
H. ¥. PF. U. of the Second Baptist Church
North Pieree Street
Vieters
San Jeviste
Jacinto
Shereh
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Adem
Mire
Vivian Adame
Ure
Pearl Adame
Polk Street
L. M. Stackey
Pester
Leen
Weat
State
Anne Trulove
Taylor Street
Earle B. Mayfield
Austin
Chapman Williamson
Simon Trulove
Cisco
Bishop
Eugene Cecil Seaman
Tyler Street
Camp Temple
San Angelo
Paso
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
Grace Stover-Krug
Fred Krug
Eldorado
Arkansas
H. Ball
Joe Stallings
Clovis
Mr. Stallings
California
Jessie
Guywan
Polk Amarillo, Texas
Montgomery Style Shop
Areivels
Tome
Marie OF
States
London O. K
SEC. Kellogg
Seattle
Bertha Landes
T. A. White
Boy Scout Movement
Co. H.amacker
Plainview
W. W. Davis
Boob Oil Company
Tack
T. D. Barton
Will A. Miller
Rock Island Railroad
Stanley Galisch
Tucumcari
L. B. House
R. M. Bennett
Bereball Fen
Bell Park West
Serdey
Gene
Venille
Hohl’s Store
Go Inc
Associated Variety Co., Inc
Hugh Whitcomb
Pike
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