Social calendars and club notices fill Amarillo pages
Tomorrow's activities list numerous clubs and meetings including Justa Bridge Club at 2 pm, Business and Professional Women's Club reception at 8 pm, L Aquillee Club at 3 pm, Junior High PTA at 3 30, and more. Also notes social events at Mrs. Slade's home and details of Pen Women contests for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justa Bridge Club
J. i. Clark
Lincoln Street
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Municipal Auditorium
L’ Aquillee Club
C. J. Blackburn
Polk Street
PTA
Williamson
The
Needle Club
Edgar Wilson
Madison Street
Charles C. Gordon
Ong Street
A. N. Olver
van Buren Street
First Baptist Church
Nannie I. Slade
Harrison Street
H. W. Virgin
Chicago
Bonita Chapter
Neal Hall
West Tenth Street
Esther McCrory
Polly Garden
Hotel
Palo Duro
Potter County Federation Plans Year and Events
The Potter County Federation of Women met in the Municipal auditorium with President Mrs. George S. McLellan presiding. Plans were outlined for a sterrooptic illustrated lecture on Indian Art, a Taos exhibit purchase, and an Amarillo talk on The Spirit of Youth. Reports covered Red Cross seals, public health, education, and scholarships, with dues raised to 1. A Panhandle Speech Arts Association meeting is set for February 16 at 1619 Tyler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Panhandle Pen
Annie Dyer Nunn
Jackson Street
Potter County Federation of Welden
Municipal Auditorium
George S. McLellan
J. W. Hendrix
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Thesembly
Federation
R. L. McMeans
Red Cross
G. T. Vineyard
Public Health
Gladys Seeward
Applied Education
McLellan
J. M. Crane
Amarillo
Potter County Federation
Smith
George J. Nunn
J. I. Scott i
HR. Mayer
Robert Crudgington
Elizabeth Nixon
Gladys Seewald
Ed Hardin
A. N. Olver
Will Manning
Frank Wolflin
Herman Pipkin
W. W. Flenniken
John McKnight
Ray Wheatley
Jerry Briscoe
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
R. B. Masterson Jr
Tyler Street
Daisy Persons
Clovis
New Mexico
Columbia University
Ruth White
Texas Tech Lubbock
Longbotham
Half Minute Interviews Highlight Local Business Views
Bil Satterwhite says he may quit associating with friends if he does not get his feet wet. Ti Nobles lauds the chamber of commerce as a strong future organization with many committees. George Engman predicts a forthcoming rule preventing voting without showing an oil stock share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Satterwhite
Joe OilLfeys
George Engman
Randolph College Head Addresses Congregation on Education
President T. T. Roberts of Randolph College spoke to a large audience at First Christian Church on Christian education. He argued secular schooling cannot cultivate morals and cited examples. A Randolph College banquet is set for 7 30 o clock tomorrow night at the church with speakers Pberts Kopp Keevil Stockard and Darnall invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Roberts
Randolph College
Cisco
First Christian Church
Pberts
Lewis P. Kopp
Joseph Keevil
J. S. Stockard
W. D. Darnall
Darnall
3-Billion Road Bill Introduced in Congress
Congressman William Fidelloday, Republican, introduces a national durable hard surfaced road plan funded by a 4 billion bond issue. The proposal assigns supervision to the Secretary of Agriculture with a presidentially appointed supervising engineer, uses vehicle taxes to retire bonds, and outlines routes including Texas paths through Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, El Paso, Houston, Galveston, and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rm Bascom
DPCC
Congress
William Filelloday
Haseen
Ways and Means
Secretary of Agricultue
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Itolladay
Texas
Savannah
Port Los Angeles
Calif
Dallas
Fort Worth
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Austin
el Paso
Craig
Gulf of Mexico
Hlouston
Galveston
San Antonio
Winton
Beaumont
Saint Vin
Funeral for Overstreet Child Held Here Sunday
Bonnie Belle Overstreet age one died at home on Lincoln Street and funeral services were held at Griggs Undertaking Company chapel with Rev J C Lisemore officiating Burial was at Liane cemetery Survivors include parents and sister Ruth 1 Other lines mention routes and local officials without clear connection to the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Belle
Mrs. K. 8. Overstreet
Griggs Undertaking Company
J. C. Lisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Lincoln Street
Ruth
Charles H. Gray
Maggie Gray
G. H. Bryant
Buchanan Street
New Garbage Disposal Ordinance in Preparation
The city commission is preparing a new ordinance through the health department to govern collection and disposal of kitchen garbage and related features, aiming for passage at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department of
Charles Gray Funeral Held in City Yesterday
Obituary notes a funeral for Charles Gray held in the city yesterday. The piece lauds Gray as a distinguished citizen with political and professional ties and mentions a photograph associated with his memory. A second item references a medical discovery by Dr. Pierce and promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a treatment and beauty aid, including a trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gray
City
Gallagher Pierce
Doctor Vierce
der. Pierce’s Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canyon
Amarillo Pas
Lily Mae Warlick
Lora Almontrhodes
Messrs
Everett
Clyde Crump
Cliff Crump
Lubbock
Elizabeth Stevens
Clarendon
Potter County Federation OF Women
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ruth P. Matthews
Valentine
Polly
Palo Duro Hotel
Southern Nighthawks
Chamber of Comsane
College Head
Illinois
Wilhoit
N. D
Brownsville
Maxbass
N .D
del Rio
San Angelo
Plentywood
Mont
Syracuse
Annapolis
Mr. Gray
Ralph Gray
Archie Gray
Washington, D. C
Abilene
Overstreet
Jason Webberson
Buttercup
Casper
Jack
Baby Scoot
Baby
Blosse
Our
Lois-de- Rose
Astan
Mern
Uncle Heenshy
By Taylor
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