Messiah Given I Eighth Year In Amarillo
The Amarillo Civic Chorus presented Har El s Messiah for the eighth consecutive year at the Municipal Auditorium. More than 1 000 heard the performance conducted by Emil F Myers with a balanced chorus of 100 singers and 13 soloists. The Amarillo Civic Orchestra supplied the music with soloists including Madelyn Robinson Debbie Patterson Mary Roberts Warner Florence Snodgrass Frank Peterson H A Shaw Emil Myers Lester Aldrich Dr Lloyd E Robinson and Clifton Janak.
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Amarillo
Civic Chorus
Har‘el
Emil F. Myers
Sentence Suspended In Liquor Charge For Lizzie Stone
Mrs. Lizzie Stone also known as Lizzie and Lilly Davis received a two year penitentiary sentence with suspended penalty after pleading guilty to liquor law violations. Deputy testified she stored five half gallon jars of whiskey in a floor trap at 302 North Polk Street. The judge began a civil case after the criminal proceeding and the grand jury recessed.
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Lizzie Stone
Lizzie and
Lilly Davis
47Th District Court
Farm Loan Group to Meet in Amarillo For Panhandle Loans
Directors of the Amarillo Production Credit Association formed last week to bridge farmers and the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank will meet Thursday at 2 PM. Loans will soon reach eight Panhandle counties for livestock and feed production. a charter is due within two weeks. Directors include F N Bishop Armstrong County A A Callaghan Carson County E W Wilson Deaf Smith County B V Converse Hansford County A E Henderson Hutchinson County Byron Gist Oldham County W E Bennett Randall County and O D Parsley Potter County J Linsay Nunn serves as director at large.
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Amarillo
E. W. Wilson
Deaf Smith County
B. V. Converse
Hansford County
A. E. Henderson
Hutchinson County
Byron Gist
Oldharg
W. E. Bennett
Randal County
O. D. Parlsey
Potter County
J. Linsay Nunn
Warned Against Bad Lights Endangers Panhandle Motorists
Potter County traffic officer C E Pavillard warned motorists to fix defective lights on vehicles after recent Panhandle fatalities. First warnings will be issued, then arrests with a minimum $10 penalty for noncompliance. Lights on both front and rear must meet Texas highway standards under current statutes.
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Potter County
C. E. Pavillard
Panhandle
Pavillard
Potter County Court Clears Docket As Some Trials Remain
Potter County court reported a largely cleared criminal docket last week. County Attorney Howard Anderson noted some trials may be heard this week. Luther Johnson accepted a jail term after appealing a misdemeanor theft verdict, with a fine and costs totaling about 26 dollars.
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Potter County
Howard Anderson
Luther Johnson
Justice Court
Screen Actresses Share Beauty Hints
Rosemary Ames suggests dark blue mascara to intensify blue eyes with carrot-red hair and add lash sheen. Clara Lou Sheridan warns against overpowering perfume and favors a light oriental scent applied in small amounts, such as a drop on the hair.
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Rosemary Ames
Clara Lou Sheridan
Class Entertained With Yule Luncheon
The M. O. L. Bible Class of First Baptist Church held a Christmas luncheon at teacher Mrs. J. W. Senders home on Hughes Street. Mrs. J. R. Dyche prepared a unique afternoon program as carols and gift exchange marked the gathering.
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M. O. L. Bible
First Baptist Church
J. W. Senders
Hughes Street
J. R. Dyche
Mrs Schramms Hostess to La Amigas Club Meeting
Mrs Kermit Schramm hosted La Amigas Club at her home 3310 East Tenth Avenue for its last meeting High score went to Mrs Davis Elliott Refreshments served to Mrs John Kenehan and others including Mes idemes Davis Elliott Wiley Dodd Jr R A Ford J Scott Foad Walter G Russell Kermit Schramm and Miss Bata Christian Next meeting set for January 3 at Mrs Elliott s home 403 Alabama Street Mrs F F Monroe to present expression pupils in a costume recital at the Melody Shop 1207 Polk Street Tuesday at 8 pm Participants include Dorothy Morris Mrs E D Caskey Mrs T D Wilson Ettie Huckabay Christine Hall Mrs W D Montgomery Maxine Michelson Rosemary Black Betty Louise Wilson Assisting with vocal numbers are Mrs M W West Miss Bess Davis and Mrs J W Sanders Public invited Amoma Class First Baptist Christmas party at Mrs Perry C Burks 2504 Harrison Street Gifts under 25 cents and baskets Chapter 7 P E O meeting at Mrs Jack Farwell 2418 Washington Street Tuesday 1 30 pm Christmas party Friday at Mrs R W Prentice 3415 Hayden Street Mozart Society meets 8 pm at Mrs R W Blackwell 1222 Harrison Street Winfield Prentice of California to sing Special treat for members All urged to attend Egg substitute one tablespoon corn starch can replace one egg.
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Kermit Schramm
la Amigas Club
East Tenth Avenue
Davis Elliott
John Kenehan
F. F. Morrow
F. F. Monroe
Melody Shop
Polk Street
Dorothy Morris
E. D. Caskey
T. D. Wilson
Ettie Huckabay
Christine Hall
W. D. Montgomery
Maxine Michelson
Rosemary Black
Betty Louise Wilson
M. W. West
Bess Davis
J. W. Sanders
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Perry C. Burks
Harrison Street
Group No. 5
Mozart Society
R. W. Blackwell
Winfield Prentice
California
R. W. Prentice
Sewing pattern ad lists Anne Adams design 1739 for sizes 8–16
The Amarillo Globe advertises Anne Adams Pattern 1739 with a chic yoke and flared sleeves in silk crepe georgette or chiffon. It costs 15 cents for the pattern or 25 cents for catalog and pattern, with size 12 needing 2 3 4 yards of fabric and 13 4 yards of ribbon. Address pattern orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adam
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Conquering Contract By P Hallims
In this bridge essay the author warns against rushing to trump leads and overoptimistic plays. A four spade contract fails when a club and heart are not ruffed. timing and careful play save tricks. Emphasizes look ahead, avoid fearlessness, and learn from errors to maximize results.
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West
South
East
Declarer
Barneys Blackshear Sentenced to Death for Double Slaying
Tyler reports Barney Blackshear, 24, was sentenced to death by electrocution for the March 21, 1932 murder of Viola Brimberry and the beating death of her husband George near Arp. The case previously led to a reversed 1932 conviction before a jury again imposed the death penalty.
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Court of Appeals
One Fugitive Recaptured as Another Seen in Auto in Texas
Wade Hill, escaped Cherokee County jail inmate, was recaptured Sunday by officers while dining at his home near Jacksonville. Buck Williams, 25, was spotted in a automobile near Jacksonville as authorities sought him. No trace found for third prisoner Filia Burtan, 36.
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Rusk
Tex
Wade Hill
Cherokee County
Jacksonville
Buck Williams
Filia Burtan
Forbidden Fort History Reveals Turbulent Native Tragedy
Curt and Sonya discuss a 140 year old fort by Russian Lake where Tachens were subjugated by Cossacks, leaving a remnant of eighty after torture and theft. Old records hidden above a door recount a vengeance avalanche that doomed the fort, foreshadowing a Métle exploration tomorrow.
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Curt
Ruasign
Miss Nichols
Father Lesperance
Russian Lake
Klosphees
William B. Mowrey
Police seek unmasked bandit after service station holdup
Police hunt the lone unmasked thief who held up an attendant at the Phillips Service Station 623 North Fillmore Street last night and escaped on foot with 21.95. Employee Henry Sears gave a description. this was the first such holdup in weeks.
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Phillips Service Station
North Fillmore Street
Henry Sears
Sears
Treasury position December 15 receipts and expenditures
Treasury report shows December 15 receipts of 1 007 699 594.61 and expenditures of 719 982 466.59 leaving a balance of 1 277 607 004.05. Customs receipts for the month total 14 129 736.96 and fiscal year receipts since July 1 reach 1 309 305 475.28 with expenditures at 2 217 559 602.22. Emergency expenditures amount to 909 211 312.36.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Smith Urges Support of Catholic Schools
Former Gov Alfred E Smith accepted a medal from St Bonaventure College Alle gany New York and urged continued support for Catholic schools He defended Catholic action as backing Catholic education and dismissed claims he opposed public schools stating that he was not against them.
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Smith
New York
Alfred E. Smith
St. Bonaventure’s College
Allegany
N. Y
Caracul Gown Cut On Chinese Lines
Washington fashion notes describe a midday frock in black caracul with traditional Chi lines. The dress features a standing collar and a long straight skirt, highlighting serene elegance as a key style element.
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Washington
Dee
Mme
Sue
China
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