Amarillo Social Roundup Includes Visits by Notables
Mrs. Frank M. Ryburn of Dallas visits Amarillo for two weeks as guest of Mrs. B C Pipkin. Contingent travels to Chicago and Florida for family and church events. Beatrice Paschall earns masters at Texas State College for Women and works on chapel windows. Several residents attend weddings, banquets, and trips to Dallas, Tulsa, Des Moines, and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Ryburn
Dallas
Amarillo
B. C. Pipkin
Polk Street
Helen Nabers
Colonial Apartments
John Colquitt
Dalhart
Sammons
Perryton
Roy Collum
Anne Holman
Hereford
G. H. Minchin
Georgiana
New Chapel
R. G. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Fort Worth
Preachers Institute of Christian Churches
J. W. Hendrick
Hughes Street
Tulsa
M. H. Schaffer
Des Moines
A. O. Schaffer
Clinton
L. V. Cradit
Ong Street
Claude Gray
Bobby
Gray Photo Shop
R. P. Dorough
Talmage Place
Mexico
Ralph Simmon
W. W. Murff
Fairbanks
Alaska
Local Clergy Attend Preachers' Institute in Fort Worth
Rev Martin A Meeker and several pastors travel to Fort Worth for a Christian churches preachers' institute. Fort Bennett is home from Dalhart after a serious car wreck. Mrs W H Adams buys a Line Avenue grocery, moves to Mississippi Street. The Willifords return from a three week trip to Fort Worth and Dallas to visit daughters. Paul McMains visits from Las Cruces New Mexico, formerly Amarillo resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw
Bernard Rosser
Plainview
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Billy Ross
Sue Atkinson
Tommy Hawkins
Nelson —. Eyler
Amarillo
Dallas
Lester Eyler
C. R. Colpitt
Tulsa
A. M. Reese
W. L Brock
H. P. Scarborough
B. PD. Dye
W. D Scroggins
A. E. Ewell
James Stuart
H. E. Grabener
Martin A. Meeker
Pleasant Valley
Carolina Street
Line Avenue
Mississippi Street
W. T. Williford
Fillmore Street
Fort Worth
Eddie Moore
Mr. Moore
Martha Williford
Paul McMains
Las Cruces
N. M
Weekend Business Visitors and Local Residents List
A roundup of individuals visiting Amarillo and nearby towns for business or family reasons. Names include A R Elmer preparing to depart for Omaha Ark. Sophia Thigpen of Dumas visiting friends. J Burkett of Abilene on business. Mrs Jim OConnell at her father A H Winyard's bedside in Amarillo. Dr and Mrs A B Winsett returning from San Antonio. M Henderson of Henne man Grain and Seed Co. Mrs Vernie Lowe and daughters in Plainview. Holland Toles of Happy. Clarence Lee of International Milling Co Greenville. W K McCaskill of McCaskill Grain Co. others listed as visiting or staying in Amarillo or area towns for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
A. R. Elmer
Omaha
Ark
E. P. Elmer
McMasters Street
Sophia Thigpen
Dumas
J. Burkett
Abilene
Jim O'Connell
Lubbock
A. H. Winyard
Travis Street
A. EB. Winsett
Hughes Street
San Antonio
M. Henderson
The
Henneman Grain and Seed Company
Farwell
Vernie Lowe
Marjorie
Marian
Jackson Street
Plainview
Mrs. Lowe
DD. M. ‘Thompson
Holland Toles
Toles
Happy
Amarillo
Clarence Lee
International Milling Company
Greenville
W. K. McCaskill
McCaskill Grain Company
Clovis
Growing population fills Amarillo area homes notables
Local notices list numerous families visiting relatives and new births. Names include Scheurick Hall Davis Hobart Smith Kinkead Riordan Duke Os trom Lawson Tucumcari Borger Phillips Clovis Slaton Quall Panhandle Regal Best Vernon Baker Benny broadcast guests and hospital births at St Anthony's and Northwest Texas Hospital. Also notes Ill list and recent operatives clarify community updates from Canyon Amarillo. In Colombia and Ecuador the dead were buried deep graves 50 to 60 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Canyon
Nell Scheurick
Carlos Hall
Clovis
Mel B. Davis
Dorris
Fred Hobart
Minerva
Pampa
J. F. Smith
Daisy Katherine
Plainview
Ray Campbell
Jane
J. A. Kinkead
Dughter
Jo Ann
Tucumcari
Parbara
Quall
R. Lanning
Panhandle
WL. Boyles
Mary Sue
H. W. Ingram
Lawrence
E. A. Regal
van Buren Street
Jack Vernon
B. M. Vernon
Jackson Street
Jack Best
George
Tech
E. C. Bost
Taylor Street
Jack
Art Baker
Lockney
B. F. Harrison
Buchanan Street
Los Angeles
Jack Benny
G. W. McKee
Polk Street
Milner
Kress
Inez MecGlamery
Harrison Street
Jack Walker
Bill Crawford
Clarendon
Henry Parker
Maude Crawford
Nina Crawford
Stella Hill
Colombia
Ecuador
Syrup of Black Draught Laxative Ad
A vintage ad touts Syrup of Black Draught as a gentle laxative. It claims to ease constipation with a simple formula, notes a fine flavor, and that it helps tone lazy bowel muscles. Children may take it, priced 50¢ or 23¢.
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Spur
Lyda Roach
W. S. Roberts
A. M. Jones
W. D. Scroguins
Clark Cain
Northwest Texas
Otto Smith
Esther
Patsy Prothro
Wallace Jackson
Guymon
Okla
Ed Biggs
Dale
Wichita Falls
W. W. Jones
Bob
Bovina
Anne D. Harrison
Caroline
Childress
Gay Harp
James
Frances
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants & Auditors
Oliver
Gable
Anaitte
Texas Tech
Edwin Regal
Rillo
Fifteenth Avenue
John Cowan
Bob Storseth
St. Anthony's Hospital
Marie Fronabarger
Bivins School
Temple
Frank Cooper
George Robert
W. E. Nelson
Fowler E. Mc- Daniels
Daniel D. Mc- Daniels
Betty Marie
A. L. Rutledge
East Eighth Avenue
Terry Luke Morris
J. T. Morris
Claude
O. B. Ginn
Friona
Amarillo General Hospital
Northwest Texas Hospital
Charles Webb
East Third Avenue
A. E. Coldwell
Carol Ann
St. Anthonys
Martha Washington
Mane Washington Ganthres Sil
Baker Drug Store
Elk Drug Store
Postoffice Drug Store
Eisenberg
Ruary
Trim
Onda
Ric. A White & Kirk Ex
Berg Originals
White & Kirk
Essential Oils
Clizaret
Loller
Bruce
Ste
Uesday
Laiglon
Good Housekeeping
Housekeeping
Johnny
Bridge
Picured
Their
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