Wedding of Mins Tutt and BR Bowen at Sacred Heart
Amarillo area notes a wedding at Sacred Heart Rectory with Rev. Kaminicky officiating. Bride Mins Tutt daughter of Mr and Mrs Tutt wore a brown fall dress with accessories and carried American Beauty roses. groom is with Magnolia Petroleum. After a private ceremony, fifty guests attended a reception at their home 42 Wayside Drive with flowers in gold green and pink decor.
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Amarileans
Mins Tutt
H. M. Tutt
Harrison
M. BR. Bowen
Sacred Heart
M. Kaminicky
Mice Marton
Independence
Voltage Howen
J. Jusote
Aed Mra
Bowen
Wayside Drive
Mies Bienche
Assrillo High School
Busi
W. C. Gatton
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Groom
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Mere
Social Calendar for Tuesday and Sunday Events
Social Calendar lists the Tuesday Companion Bridge Club at 2:20 and a Sunday school class picnic at 6 o'clock with First church activity. The entry notes Mra C Rendall at Taylor Street and a 3 o'clock club gathering on Rendall.
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Honest Road
Mra. C
Rendall
Taylor Street
Club President Ils Honored at Gift Shower
West Amarillo Christian church Circle 1 honored Mrs. George V. Ml with a gift shower Friday afternoon at 316 Kentucky Street. Mrs. W. J. Weed hosted the event with games and contests, followed by a child named Robert Gail Hooks entering with his play.
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West
Amarillo
Albright Yocham Marriage Solemnized at Home
Geraldine Albright and Leon Yocham quietly wed at 1506 Bucheneo Street Saturday afternoon with Dr. G L Yates officiating. Only relatives and friends attended as floral decorations reflected a gold and rose theme. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ben Albright, wore a tan ensemble with yellow rosebuds. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. F Yooham, is with the Southern Benevolent association. The couple will honeymoon then reside at 6217 West Tenth Street after August 7 and plan an auto trip through New Mexico and Colorado.
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Geraldine Albright
Leon
Yorkan
Teide
Bucheneo Street
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Ben Albright
Amarillo High School
Baylor Belton
F. Yooham
Tennessee Street
Southern Benevolent Association
New Mexico
Colorado
Weet Tenth Street
No Hi Bridge Club To Meet
The No Hi Bridge Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. J. C. Mendigate at her home, 609 Madixon.
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No Hi Bridge Club
J. C. Mendigate
Madixon
Eighteen Arrested in Sunday Sheriff Raids
Eighteen arrests were made by sheriff deputies on charges from trespassing to burglary and embezzlement. Raids on beer joints yielded several hundred bottles of brew and three liquor-law violations. Nine Mexicans were jailed near Cliffside after being found in a watermelon patch, and a youth’s name was withheld. One man jailed for embezzlement and three drunks were also in custody as the busiest Sunday in months ends.
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Boych
Sheriff's Office
Potter County
Cliffside
Rey
Old Timers Signing for Big Reunion in Texas Grove
More than 100 old timers have registered for a cow punchera reunion to be held at Mrs. W. C. Bates grove near Can yon Texas on Thursday August 23. John Arnot president says attendees will join in Seillety Bills story telling at the camp ground on the old T Anchor range Wednesday night before the reunion. J B Wright and Mrs Wright will attend as notified officials.
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W. C. Bated
Canyon
Texas
John Arnot
Seillety Bill” Johnson
J. B. Wright
New Castle
Oklo
T-Anchor Ranch
Wright
Arnot
Mephenville Visitors Visit Trimmier Family Home
Mr. Bob Turner and daughter Mary Evise of Mephenville visit Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Trimmier at 3611 West Seventh Street. M. Russell and daughter Dorothy leave with Mrs. C. P. Woodburn and Miss Core Russell for Kansas City, planning about ten days away.
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Bob Turner
Mary Evise
Mephenville
B.C. Trimmier
West Seventh Street
Kiwanis Hears Boys Girls Club Work Outlined
Potter County boys and girls clubs and extension departments from Texas A M and the U S Department of Agriculture were outlined at the Amarillo Kiwanis luncheon. Pp C Bennett and 4 F Ford described club activities including the dairy cattle judging team at the Farmers Short Course. Misses Alice and Selma Klinke won top prizes among Texas girls. Isora Clark introduced. Henry Ansley spoke on extension work and the Farmers Short Course attended by over 5 000 people.
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Potter Courty
Texas A. & M
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Pp. C. Bennett
F. Ford
Ford
Alice
Selma Klinke
Potter County
Texas
Isora Clark
Aleo
Henry Ansley
Agricultural Department of the Globe News
Sntension Service
Absentee Polls Set to Close Tuesday Night
County clerk Ed M. Pittman announced that absentee polls close at 12 o clock midnight Tuesday at the county clerk office. Voters must cast ballots three days before the election on August 25. Absentee votes reached 114 by noon, with expectations to near 200 before closing.
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Ed M. Pittman
Pittmen
Denver Seeks Abandonment Of Platte Canyon Narrow Gauge
The city and county of Denver filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to abandon the 19 mile Platte Canyon narrow gauge line operated by Colorado and Southern from Watertown to Buffalo Colorado. It argues the railroad hinders an planned 80 000 cubic foot city reservoir and can be dispensed with due to better highways.
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United Press
Washington
Interst Commerce Commission
Denver
Platte Canyon
Colorado and Southern
City
Watertown
Buffalo
Colorado
Veterans of Foreign Wars convene in Indianapolis for 1929 meet
The twenty ninth VFW convention gathers in Indianapolis August 28 to September 1 with veterans who served in El Caney the Philippines Mexico and the Meuse. The auxiliary meets simultaneously. The sesssion features debate over a proposed world war service pension for disabled veterans and election of officers.
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Indianapolis
el Caney
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Mexico
Villa
Meuse
Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Organization
United States Veterans’ Burese
Frank T. Strayer
Order
Florence Stark
Camden
N. J
Auxiliary
Ladies' Morning Frock and Lace Edging Instructions
Advertisement for dressmaking patterns with details on trimming neck and arm edges and costs. It promotes a Fall Winter 1928 1920 Book of Fashions offering 500 designs for ladies misses and children, with a request to send 16 cents for the catalog to Sterling Place Brooklyn.
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Globe-Newa
Brooklyn
N.Y
Correction to Mariton Co. Ready-to-Wear ad prices
An advertisement in Sunday's Globe-News misquoted prices for the Mariton Co. Ladies Ready-to-Wear at 705 Polk Street. Dresses should read 19.50 and up and Coats 49.50 and up, not 49.59 and up.
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Globe-News
Mariton Co
Polk Street
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Fred Hersinger
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W. B. Gandsherry
J. F. Marvin
J. ¥. Corbin
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Price Hooke
J. L. Sparks
W. F. Davie
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Charles Adkinson
A. B. Johnson
J. Pierce
B. L. McLane
W. J. Wood
R. N. Ready
C. B. Rollins
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Elizabeth Hill
George Holman Hill
Robert Gall Hooks
OLD Timers
BIG Reunion
National Toilet Company
Paris
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Wash
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Detroit
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