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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1926

Page

7

Womans Activities Open House and Family News

Society notes detail a church Christmas gathering and greetings from area families. Reported are visitors and guests at local homes, including Mr. and Mrs. Henry A Nebtes, 1216 Taylor Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nobles, 3100 Taylor Street, with broader mentions of relatives visiting from New Mexico and Ranger during the holiday period. Mrs. Lee Hobece, Mrs. W. Stallings, and others are noted among holiday hosting and travels to Topeka and New York City.

Henry Taylor Etreet Weety i Tee Lee Lawrence Nobles Tayoot Street Ocr Mr. and Kre W. Stallings Now, New Mexico

John Alden C A R Tree Day Nursery Event

The John Alden chapter of the Children of the American Revolution with the Daughters of the American Revolution will stage a Christmas tree event for Amarillo Day Nursery children at 4 PM today at the daycare on Van Buren Street. The tree will carry gifts for each child. Radio Britain has returned to Amarillo from Chicago to spend holidays with her parents and will soon go back to Chicago.

John Alden Liane Estecado Daughters For the Amarillo Day Nursery van Buren Street Radio Britain Radio Britain Amarillo Chicago Mrs. E. C. Britain Monroe Street

Thurman Bassett Marriage Solemnized at Home

Miss Estelle Thurman of 208 Florida Avenue San Jacinto and Roy E. Bassett son of Mrs Mary S Bowett in Arthur Street were married at 9 45 pm Thursday at the bride's home Rev Virgil H Fisher officiated The bride wore beige satin gown with matching accessories The groom works at Laing Market Taylor Street No attendants present They will reside at 208 Florida Avenue San Jacinto

Estelle Thurman Florida Avenue San Jacinto Roy E. Bassett Mary S. Bowett Arthur Street Virgil H. Fisher San Jacinto Methodist Church Laing Taylor Street Bassett

Sacred Heart Church Hosts Midnight Mass for St Hedwig

Sacred Heart Catholic church will render a special midnight mass this evening in honor of St Hedwig. William A Smith will sing Chanson Noel before the service and the choir will perform during the offertory.

Christmas Eve Elks Dance at Norman Elks Home

The Christmas Eve gala features the Sooner Serenaders from the University of Oklahoma. All Elks and Antlers and their ladies are invited. the dance is free and set to be the best holiday event of the season at the Norman Elks Home.

Elks University of Oklahoma Norman Elks and Antlers

Amarillo Country Club Hosts Christmas Dance Saturday

Members of the Amarillo Country Club will hold their Christmas dance at the Country Club on Saturday evening instead of Christmas Eve. Special music is secured for the occasion, promising one of the gayest social events of the year. The New Year’s dance will be held on January 1, and both events will be formal.

Amarillo Country Club Musc

Christmas Holiday Notices From Town Families

Mrs Wilda Stewart visits Miss Betty Howell at Jarett apartments for Christmas. Miss Puth Irvin returns to visit family in Dumas. Frank Harlan heads to Oklahoma. Roy and Mrs Youngblood go to Waxahachie. Mrs J L McDaniels visits her mother in Alvord. Lindsay Smith travels to Dallas for the holidays. Goldye Willer returns to Amarillo from Shreveport. Oscar Womack and Marvin Crewford set Christmas plans in Tenaha and near Paria. A number of residents plan Christmas visits with relatives in Texas towns.

Wilda Stewart Betty Howell Jarett Apartments Puth Irvin Dumas G. J. Irvin Frank Harlan Oklahoma Roy Youngblood Waxahachie J. L. McDaniels Alvord Texas Lindsay Smith Dallas Goldye Willer Regent Amarillo Shreveport Louisiana Oscar Womack Santa Fe Lempasas Marvin Crewford Bie Tenhearer J. H. Mann Imogen Menon O'Dell Brown Paria Beldepe W. K Heber Hughestreet Matias Mr. Ord Mere B. Reigherd Reigherd Palle J. B Cheetham Chihdeean Rey Bart We Seeng Eeees Paige

Ninety Indictments Returned by Grand Jury

A November term grand jury returned ninety indictments, mostly felonies, after reviewing 127 cases with 600 witnesses. They commended police for liquor enforcement, urged vigilance on speeders, and warned that public dance halls require supervision. Some items such as Jamaica ginger sales yielded no indictments. Local jails were clean except for a water shortage, and a heating defect at the junior high is being fixed. Foreman was J. A. Willborn.

J. A. Willborn

Christmas visits and travel listed in area notices

Local residents plan Christmas travel and visits across Oklahoma and Texas. Avenues to Hutchinson Kansas and Dallas, families visiting relatives in Okmulgee, Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls, with students and servicemen returning from University of Oklahoma and other towns. New residences under construction include W H Roberts East Fourth Street Guy D Mathis 1314 East Sixth Street BE V Jacobson 603 Forest Avenue and Charles Montgomery in Edgefield.

R. G. Jones la Vene Okmulgee Oklahoma L. M. Mexinn Army and Navy Oklahoma City W. W. Carter Lincoln Street Dallas James D. Hubbert Little Rock Arkansas H. C. Hubbert Edward Martin University of Oklahoma Amarilo H. B. Martin G. Hester Alabama Avenue Wichita Falls

American Exhibits Shine at Batavia Java Festival

American exhibits dominated Batavia's annual Java festival and carnival held recently, highlighting strong displays across food, crafts, and cultural presentations. Local organizers reported high attendance and festive community participation amid vibrant stalls and performances.

Java Batavia

Philippine cigar exports surge to over 29 million units

More than 29,000,000 cigars were dispatched from the Philippine Islands to a distant country in a single month, signaling a significant uplift in colonial era tobacco trade and regional economic activity.

Philippine Islands

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Ojciety Bettenrs Rome Newke Vee Bey Mere Newby Marjorie Onier Tre A. G. Stanley M. K. Coihe Ranger P. Walsh Topeka Kansas Joe B. Dooley Dorothy Ann Dooley Joe Dooley Jr New York City Robert M. Shipley & Associates Tyler Tenth Merry Xmas Wade Holman the State Life Ins.co of Indiana Amarillo Building Thurman-Bassett Sacred Heart Church NAT Dance Palace Nash Automobiles Hee Otek Deer Cathe Lee Piven le Me Chee Nigel Wwe Hutchinson Panhandle MAS Mbs Taylor Amarilo Greenhouses Ae Mantigeetiite & Cr Aperten
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