Fuller Named Director Of Local Girl Scout Council
Mrs. M. L. Fuller was appointed director of the local Girl Scout organization at a council meeting in the Auditorium building. Mrs. H. G. Wilson was elected commissioner for the coming year with Mrs. Wales Madden as first vice commissioner and Mrs. Gervis Taylor as second vice commissioner. Other officers include Mrs. Roy Cullum secretary and Miss Clara Currie treasurer. The council lists multiple members and announces office hours: 9:59 to 12:00 each morning, 4 to 6 on Friday afternoons, and 1 to 3 on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Fuller
H. G. Wilson
Wales Madden
Gervis Taylor
Roy Cullum
Clara Currie
Dorothy Mubbell
Harriet Iubbell
H. EB. Smith
E. ©. Seamwwn
E. M. Jones
Russellogge
C. M. McCullough
E. Weymouth
BE. L. Robertu
Fuller Barlow
J. J. Wright
George Warr
W. A. McIntosh
A. A. Graham
Norace Russell
Gaut offers for mayor of Amarillo
J K Gaut announces a second bid for Amarillo mayor in the April election as an independent candidate. A longtime resident and realtor, he seeks unity and nonpartisan development, with policy details to be released Sunday. The note ends with a stray insect reference and unrelated fact about a pest in tropical countries.
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Amarillo
J. K. Gaut
Gaut
Amirillo
Gant
Letters to Tack Predict Acceptance and Delays
In a series of fan notes and estimates, readers predict acceptance of Tack’s literary work by the Saturday Evening Post with dates and times given. One letter claims nine days and 32 minutes for news of acceptance, another references February 5 while another mentions February 4. messages express support and a desire for Tack’s image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
R. L. Mifsle
Cleveland St. Amarillo
Four Fire Calls Answered With Minimal Damage
The Amarillo fire department responded to four blazes last night with virtually no damage. A grass fire occurred at 4100 Pelk Street, a Ford car burned at 512 West Tenth Street, a trash fire at the Lewis hotel 300 Taylor Street, and a small shed was destroyed at Twelfth and Jackson streets.
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Amarillo
Pelk Street
West Tenth Street
Lewis Hotel
Taylor Street
Twelfth
Jackson Streets
Hill County Banker Returns to His Home
F. Rayford, president of a Hillsboro bank, came home after a ten day visit with his son Jim Rayford in this city. A lifelong Hill County banker and ranchman, his family has been prominent there since 1844. George Rayford, P. F. Rayford’s brother, was among early Panhandle settlers and was buried in Tulsa 36 years ago.
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F. ¥. Rayford
Hillsboro
Texas
Jim Rayford
Mr. Rayford
Hill County
George Rayford
P. F. Rayford
Panhandle
Tulsa
Cirituba Grants Milk Pasteurizing Plant Concession
Cirituba Brazil grants concession for a new plant to pasteurize all milk used in the city. The facility aims to ensure sanitary milk supply and standardize processing for local residents and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirituba
Brazil
German airmen graves marked in Essex churchyard
Graves for the 22 German airmen killed when Zeppelin L-32 went down between Billericay and Lrentwood in Essex just outside London have been covered with new gravestones sent from Germany.
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Great Burstead
Essex
England
Billericay
Lrentwood
Germany
Sat urday Evening Post Accepts Manuscript Submission Time
The Saturday Evening Post confirms acceptance of a manuscript dated 15 days four hours twenty minutes forty seconds. Signed by L. J. Ingram of Box 5263 N. Ama. Station.
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Saturday Evening Post
L. J. Ingram
N. Ama
Dear Tack Contest Entrants On Manuscript Return
Letters from readers discuss time estimates for when The Saturday Evening Post will return manuscripts. Names include MRS L J INGRAM box 5268 North Ama Station and JOE TOM GLOVER 2110 Hayden St, with remarks about contest entries and reader praise for Tack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
L. J. Ingram
North
Ama
Tack
Joe Tom Glover
Hayden St
Prize Guess Offer Prompts Manuscript Fate Question
A reader challenges authorship odds and prizes for a manuscript return or acceptance. The note asserts the work will be published once selected by the Saturday Penning committee and hints at a circulating contest with a prize for correct guesses.
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Ted
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Mrs. Fuller
Girl Scouts
Virginia Bowling
Jane
Munfordville
Louisville
J. R. Morgan
Mr. Tack
Globe
Smither
Eastern Star
Arlington
Frieze Bakery
Taylor ST
Old Boy
Clay Thomas
Fairmont St
Thomash
Bulova
Polk ST
the Panhandle
Buster Brown
Department Stores Inc
N S.O.S
Florida
America
Davy
The
American Tobacco Co
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