Mrs. Sam Seay Elected Regent of D A R Chapter
Mrs. Sam Seay was elected regent of the Esther McCrory Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at a Monday afternoon meeting. New officers include vice regents, secretary, treasurer and genealogists with alternates chosen for national and state DAR events. The chapter reports 31 lineage books placed in the Potter County Library and notes new members and fund loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Seay
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. A. Lumpkin
Harrison Street
Don Culton
John 8. Humphreys
H. C. Randolph
Hortense Woodburn
Frank Salter
W. C. Hubbell
Ben Bynum
Regent’s
Washington, D. C
Seay
Lee Bivins
Hubbell
Culton
Dean Kirk
L. A. Wells
Annie Heaton
C. C. Cunningham
Corpus Christi
Bivins
Tom Currie
Cunningham
Ross Lambdin
G. T. Vineyard
Woodburn
Kirk
Allen Early
Emile E. Roos
Regent
Potter County
Florence McMurtry
Amarillo College
Lumpkin
Conservation and Thrift
Community club events and social gatherings listed
Esti Ladies' Friendship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church plays at 7 30. River Road school building hosts Wild Ginger at 7 30. Woodmen Circle holds regular meeting at W O W Hall with drill team practice at 6 30. Delta Sigma Upsilon dance at The Nat from 9 30 to 12 30. Alpha Sigma Lambda dance at Roseland Ballroom from 9 30 to 1. Men s Bible Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church banquet at 7. Child Psychology Club Valentine party honoring husbands at 7 30 at 804 Prospect Street. Children s Story Hour at Potter County Library at 10. Medical Society and wives host buffet at 7 30 at 1806 Harrison Street. Graduate Nurses Association meets at Nurses home, Northwest Texas Hospital, at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Medical Society
D. Roach
Harrison Street
Woman’s Auxiliary
Medical Society
Valentine party held by Amoma Class at First Baptist Church
The Amoma Class annual Valentine party met Tuesday night at Mrs. B. D. Curry’s home 2604 Hayden Street. After a brief business session and social hour, Mrs. P. C. Cronister and Miss Jerrine Brooks performed violin and piano numbers. Valentines were exchanged from a decorated box and groups One and Five served lunch to guests and members listed, with a crowd of ladies and several Tan named attendees in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church
B. D. Curry
Hayden Street
P. C. Cronister
Jerrine Brooks
Mesdames Cronister
Ray Ballard
Pauline Skinner
Brooks
Mesdames
Carl ‘Adams
Lee W. Ryan
Frank Ellis
F. A. Radcliffe
C. O. Williams
C. C. Price
Guy E. Smyth
G. M. Sullenger
Lee Williamson
Grady Lewis
Tom Gilley
A. F. Berg
A. L. Huff
L. E. Gibbons
Ray Jacobs
T. M. Brown
Terry Baker
A. C. Shaw
Thompson Plans To Nab Hot Oil Trucks
Ernest O. Thompson announced a bill to confiscate hot oil and its products moved by trucks in Texas. Trucks and contraband loads would be seized and sold at public auctions by counties, with proceeds going to the public school fund. Movement of hot oil has shrunk to a trickle, confined largely to gasoline by road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ernest O. Thompson
Railroad Commission
Public School Fund
Texas
Doug's Niece Weds Hollywood in Simple Ceremony
In a simple ceremony attended by immediate family, Miss Mary Margaret Fairbanks niece of Douglas Fairbanks married Henry Chappelet a local broker. The couple will honeymoon in Honolulu after the ceremony on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Hollywood
Mary Margaret Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks
Henry Chappelet
Honolulu
Bids Tabulated on State Highway Projects
Low bids on state highway projects totaled 865000 dollars. Nacogdoches County bids covered 5.7 miles of grading and small structures on Highways 7 and 21, from east of Nacogdoches to west of the Attoyac River, with Holland Page listed and Carrizo Creek bridge east of Nacogdoches bid by Russ Mitchell Inc. Landscaping bids included Dallas County for 9.2 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Nacogdoches County
Nacogdoches
Attoyac River
Holland Page
Carrizo Creek
Russ Mitchell
Houston
Dallas County
Route distances and payments for landscaping jobs district wide
The record notes several highway segments with distances in Tarrant Harris Williamson counties and payments totaling 16 333 dollars. Landscaping work went to Ernest Loyd of Fort Worth for all jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Round Rock
Georgetown
Ernest Loyd
Fort Worth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist W. M. S
Woman's Missionary Society
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
W. F. Lofgen
Frank Smith
Japan
America
J. F. Baggs
Delta Sigma Upsilon Fraternity
Loyd Snyder
J. W. Collins
River Road
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Delta Sigma Upsilon
Alpha Sigma Lambda
Roseland Ballroom
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Child Psychology Club
H. R. Brooks
Prospect Street
The
Graduate Nurses Association
Northwest Texas Hospital
el — Saree Akwen
Oxydol
Procter & Gamble
Procter & Gamble Company
Thompson
Amarillo College of Music
NT Arta
Courthouse Records
R. W. Norman Et Ax
F. H. Norman
West River Road Gardens
Equitable Bldg. & Loan
Herman F. Herman
W. C. Nee
Bertha Vogel
T. B. Smith
Pontiac
D. S. Marsalis
Martin Hamilton
Nemecheck
Plymouth
Wallace Heard
Chevrolet
L. E. Pruitt
Frank Wilson
Louis P. Lines
Tarrant
Lillian Street
Dallas
Harris
Fort Bend
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Shree
Yellow Danvers
PER Oleo
Arkansas
Campbell's
California
Alaska
Chase & Sanborn
Folger's Coffee
Schilling's
Armour
Pinkney
del Monte
Del
del Monte Pineapple
del Fonteal
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