Works Children Are Together for First Time in Seven Years
A family reunion at 1918 Tyler Street brings together all seven Works children after seven years apart. Attendees include Mickle family from Kobe Japan and Davis Gibson Nicklaus and Works relatives from Amarillo with plans for visits before some guests return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Works
Tyler Street
Joe J. Mickle
Maida
Margaret
Mickle
Kobe
Japan
Davis
Dick Davis
Nashville
Tenn
W. W. Gibson
Mary Nell
John
Billy Gibson
Winfield Nicklaus
Nancy Ann
Ted Maurice Nicklaus
Fountain Works
Amarillo
William Earl Hulen Birthday Party Report
Mrs. B. W. Hulen hosted a Monday afternoon party at 1405 Lincoln Street for her son William Earl Hulen turning seven. Guests played games and prizes went to Lee Myres Gertrude Galigi and Martha Click with refreshments for many attendees. The Lindy Lou Club plans an visit at 817 Florida Street Thursday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hulen
Lincoln Street
William Earl Hulen
Lee Myres
Gertrude Galigi
Martha Click
Gladys Faye
Buddy Click
Gordon Gibson
Junior Hibler
George Edgar Ford
Buddy Black
Jock Lavall
Dean O
Austin Williams, Jr
Pearl Black
John Kelly Click
Veda Nell Smith
Betty Jane My
Ralph Orshun
Florida Street
Postponed meetings and club notices in Amarillo area
Evening calendar lists postponed picnic by Tonight Business and Professional Women Clubs. Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church hosts a member and family picnic. Other events include Amarillo Music Teachers Guild meeting at 1609 Fillmore Street, Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street, and initiation at Bonita Chapter No 184 O E S at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Jim Weaver
City
Amarillo
Bonita
O. E
Masonic Temple
Woman's Missionary Society
Guest Leaves for Home in California
Miss Dorothy Cruda of Ventura Calif has been visiting her sister Mrs Doyle L White and Mr White for three months then departed yesterday for El Paso for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Read White before returning home. Several luncheons dinners and parties were given in her honor during the stay. The Leaders Club of Amarillo Girl Scouts will meet at 8 this evening at 2418 Washington St hosted by Mrs H J Farwell. All captains lieutenants and interested in Girl Scouting invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cruda
Ventura
Calif
Doyle L. White
White
el Paso
Read White
Fred Pederson
Ted H. Holman
Elmer Guckey
Ray O'Brien
L. Bush
J. E. Coontz
The
Amarillo
Girl Scouts
H. J. Farwell
Washington Street
Something New in a School Girl's Frock Pattern 2027
A clothing feature details a fresh school girl’s frock pattern for 2027. It highlights updated cuts, materials, and decorative elements suitable for classroom wear and seasonal school events.
Anne Adams pattern for a girl’s front-button frock
Advertisement describes a jumper coat dress for school age girls with a front opening, under panel sash, matching guimpes, and fabric options in grey navy or brown beige. Pattern 2027 fits sizes 6 through 14 and includes sewing instructions. Order via The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Virginia McMinn Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Virginia McMinn celebrated her fourth birthday Friday at her parents home 2106 Taylor Street. Pink and white decor, a large cake, and arranged favors highlighted the party with guests including Betty and Tommie Martin Mary Lou Rogers Billy Jean Williford John Paul and Tommie Churchill Joyce and Roger Lee Pruitt Eddie Dan Gilvin Jimmy McMinn and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilcox and Dorothy of Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McMinn
H. L. McMinn
Taylor Street
Betty and
Tommie Martin
Mary Lou Rogers
Billy Jean Williford
John Paul
Tommie Churchill
Joyce
Roger Lee Pruitt
Eddie Dan Gilvin
Jimmy McMinn
Mesdames L. T. Martin
Tom Churchill
Frank Gilvin
J. H. Wilcox
Dorothy
Albuquerque
Business and Professional Women Postpone Picnic
The Business and Professional Women's Club picnic set for this evening at the Tri-State Fair Grounds is postponed due to a Chamber of Commerce banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tri- State Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Stitch and Chatter Club to Meet at Pleasant Valley Home
The Stitch and Chatter Club will meet at Mrs. Carl Lersen’s home in Pleasant Valley Thursday afternoon at 2 30. The group was previously announced to meet with Mrs. F E King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Carl Lersen
Pleasant Valley
F. E. King
Cultist Arrested In Child's Death In Gregg County
In Longview Texas Gregg County grand jury probes charges against William Arrington of Gladewater for refusing medical care for his 4 year old daughter Juanita who died of pneumonia. He was arrested and held on a 500 dollar bond after failing to post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Texas
U.P
Gregg County
William Arrington
Gladewater
Juanita
Arrington
Baylor names acting dean as Jones succeeds Allen
Dr. E. N. Jones, chairman of Baylor University botany, becomes acting dean. He takes over after W. S. Allen resigns to become president of Stetson University in Deland Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
Waco
Texas
E. N. Jones
Baylor University
W. S. Allen
Stetson University
Deland, Fla
Gendered Japanese Kana Sets Highlight Historical Script Use
A historical note explains that the Japanese writing system includes two character sets used by different genders. The distinction reflects social norms of past periods, influencing literature and education in Japan. The modern language treats these sets as archaic.
Aged rancher dies after auto collision near Shield
John Dillingham an 86 year old ranchman from Shield Coleman County died in Sealy Hospital eight ten p m Sunday after a Vernon man 72 struck him while he walked along Highway 23 eight miles north of Albany. Funeral rites at the old family home near Shield. Native Kentuckian settled in Shield in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anna
John Dillingham
Shackelford County
Sealy Hospital
Vernon
Shield
Coleman County
Dillingham
Albany
Francis Moore Piano Recital Signals Strong 1934 Season
Francis Moore, the New York pianist, impressed Amarillo listeners with a versatile program from Bach Gluck and Schumann at Lahm Studios on Polk Street. The invitation recital drew students and teachers and suggested a brilliant fall music roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Moore
Lahm Studios
Polk Street
Legion Auxiliary Attend State Convention at Mineral Wells
Twenty four Hanson Post of the American Legion and its Auxiliary travel to Mineral Wells for the state Legion session. Included are Mr and Mrs Will M Benton Mr and Mrs Floyd Sloan and other members such as Mr and Mrs W D Burger Mr and Mrs James C Holman Mrs R R Nation Mrs M L Puller Mrs Tom Gilley and Roy D Chese among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post
The
American Legion
the Legion
Mineral Wells
Will M. Benton
Floyd Sloan
W. D. Burger
James C. Holman
Charles C. Lowe
J. Spencer Knight
R. R. Nation
M.L. Puller
Tom Gilley
Veal Sent to Feed Transients Across Texas
About 35 rail carloads of fresh veal processed in Fort Worth were shipped by the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation to transient divisions in Amarillo Austin Beaumont Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston and San Antonio to feed Texas transients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Texas
Fort Worth
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Amarillo
Beaumont
Dallas
el Paso
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Belief: Alligator Attacked Youngster Don Self
In Weslaco Texas doctors said Don Self a seven year old drowning victim was likely attacked by a large alligator gar. The boy’s body showed heavy bruising and two finger lacerations after he sank while swimming with James Smith and did not surface for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslaco
Texas
Don Self
Don
James Smith
Potter County redraws precincts map with 16 districts
Potter County completes redistricting by County Surveyor Morris Browning and the commissioners court approves new voting precincts and polling places. Seventeen precincts renamed and boundaries adjusted. official use begins after January 1 with poll taxes due. Voter locations listed for each precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Morris Browning
County Commissioners’ Court
Browning
Fillmore Street
Santa Fe
Tenth Avenue
Fort Worth
Denver
Johnson Street
Jackson Sreet
Courthouse
Central Fire Station
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island
McKinley School
Washington Street
Jackson Street
Seventeenth Avenue
Woodlief Garage
Fourteenth Avenue
Central High School
Sixteenth Avenue
Santa Fe Railroad
Twenty-first Avenue
Montesorri
Polk
24Th and
Harrison
Western Avenue
1Ath Avenue
Wolflin
Eighteenth Avenue
Bivins
Kentucky Street
Eant
Line Avenue
Margaret Wille
Fifth Avenue
Sam Houston Junior Ih
San Jacinto School
Kentucky Ave
Voter Precincts and Voting Places in Fort Worth Districts
An OCR fragment lists precinct numbers with vote counts and boundary streets from Fort Worth area, detailing precincts 14 17 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 and 82, with voting sites including North Buchanan School Ban born School Allison school Collen's Garage Lwight Morrow School Masterson's Ranch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
Rockland
Part Worth
Denver
San Jacinto
Western Avenue
North Fillmore
Fort Worth
Forth
North Arthur
Kieth Avenue
Perth
North Buchanan School
Banborn School
Santa Fe
Cnmminers
Tenth Avenue
Highway 5
Lwight Morrow
Commissioners
Wiet
Canadian River
Allison Rehool
Collen
Weekly U S oil output falls after Texas gains
Tulsa news says United States crude production dropped 41 245 barrels per day to 2 551 637 as national gains in Texas could not offset declines elsewhere. Texas rose from 1 076 757 to 1 084 307 barrels and East Texas rose from 485 115 to 408 220, with other areas reducing output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Texas
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Gasoline Price Stabilization Talk Set for Amarillo
Refinery representatives, jobbers and service station operators from 18 Panhandle counties meet in Amarillo to organize a price stabilization committee under state and federal code authority. Two government code representatives will attend, with HM O Starks of Phillips Petroleum and W Norman of Magnolia named as leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Amarillo
Fred H. Qalle
Herring Hotel
HM. O. Starks
Phillips Petroleum Company
W. Norman
Magnolia
Regional Oil Output Shifts and Radio Set Stats
Production in Oklahoma and California declined from 240 to 477 050 barrels and 508 000 to 405 000 daily respectively. Kansas rose from 134 530 to 195 040 barrels while eastern areas including Michigan increased from 191 024 to 133 274 barrels. Rocky Mountain output grew from 08 230 to 99 700 barrels. England and Wales have over 6 125 000 radio sets in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
California
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Three Utah girls recant tale of kidnaping hoax
Ogden police said three of the four girls who reported being bound and gagged by three men admitted the story was false. Police noted the prominent families and considered an attempted kidnaping theory, with the girls saying the men accosted them at a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Rial C. Moore
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Hugh Whitcomb
Kellogg’s
Unity Study Club
Maria
First Baptist Church
T. B. Davis
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Speed Bridge Club
N. G. O'Neal
North Johnson Street
Ace of Hearts Bridge Club
H. C. McFarland
Melrose Apartments
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Guest
Girl Scout Club
Portland Cement Association
Norwood Bldg
Austin, Texas
Anne
America
Chicago
Lansing
North Dearborn Street
Whitehall
A. R. Bennett
Legion
Ray Sanford and the
Nat Club Orchestra
Surveyor’s
U. 5S
Plough
Paris
Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
NBC
England and
Wales
Cae
Lipton's Tea
Bacon, Jones
Harbecue, Th
Mellroy
Wheaties
Burbanks
Bell Peppers
Ike
Graham
Vancy Soda
Bisquick
Hollywoods Beauty Care
Lux
Doris
Hollywood
Berre Davis
Warner Brothers
Lux Toilet
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