Contract Play City Champion to Be Decided
Amarillo reads of the second annual Junior League Bridge Tournament to choose the city champion. Elimination contests begin Monday night at Green Brothers Furniture on Sixth Avenue and Taylor Street with 50 cent entry fees. Prizes include two inlaid bridge tables and smoking stands, refereed by Mrs. Georgine Roach.
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Amarilo
Green Brothers Furniture Company
Sixth Avenue
Taylor Street
Charlie Green
League
Amarillo
Dwight Newby
Wales Madden
Green Brothers
Newby
Green
Courthouse records list vehicle registrations
Jim H. Blansett at 1205% Polk registers a Chevrolet coupe. J. B. Slade of 3300 West Tenth registers a Dodge sedan. Amarillo based Ama. Olds Co. lists an Olds coupe. Dr. W. H. Flamm at Amarillo Building registers an Olds coupe.
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Jim H. Blansett
Polk
J. B. Slade
West Tenth
Ama
Olds Co
Amarillo
W. H. Flamm
Central Labor Union Meets in Carpenters Hall
Regular officers and 21 delegates from various unions respond to roll call at the Central Labor Union meeting in Carpenters Hall. Committees reported reports accepted and plans outlined for a benefit dance in three to four weeks. Webster and Rollins noted as recovering from hospital stay and carbuncle respectively. Secretary Butler reports no sickness or new members and no changes since last meeting.
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Central Laber Union
Carpenters Hall
Webster
Electricians Union
E. Rollins
Painters Union
Carpenters Union
C. G. Butler
70 Kiddies Get Clinic Benefit
Four hundred seventy six children have been cared for in the Junior Welfare League free clinic for preschoolers. Treatments, medicines, and transport were provided. milk, glasses, shoes, clothing, and Christmas trees aided the program.
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Junior Welfare League
League
Local Bridge Tournament Opens to All Players
Entry costs 50 cents per person and must be made by Sunday night. Play starts Monday at 7 PM on the third floor of Green Brothers Furniture Company Sixth Avenue and Taylor Street with eight rubbers each evening. Proceeds go to the Junior League free clinic for needy preschool children.
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Dwight Newby
Wales Macden
Green Brothers Store
Green Brothers Furniture Company
Sixth Avenue
Taylor Street
Junior League
Legion picks delegates to child welfare conference
Hanson Post of the American Legion and the Auxiliary will be represented at the Area Child Welfare Conference in Mineral Wells on Friday and Saturday. Floyd L. Sloan, post adjutant, Commander Fred E. Young, and George E. Broome, chairman of the community service committee, will attend. Mrs. James O. Cade, president, ...
Resident Near Davis Oklahoma Traces Early Territorial Days
A narrative notes a person has lived near Davis Oklahoma since the early territorial era, highlighting long residence in the region and ties to historic developments.
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Davis
Okla
Panhandle service officers name delegates to convention
Mrs J Holman chairs the child welfare committee and will lead delegates from the Auxiliary at the two day Panhandle service officers convention. Delegates were chosen at the closing session and the local party plans to depart Friday morning for the convention city.
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J. ©. Holman
Child Welfare Committee
Panhandle Service
Treasury receipts and expenditures report for February
Treasury receipts for February 14 amounted to 2 621 782 26 dollars while expenditures reached 6 962 625 80 dollars leaving a balance of 339 900 782 47 dollars. Custom duties for the first fourteen days of February totaled 8 168 300 29 dollars. A circular petition signed by a number of persons is described as a round robin.
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Washington
Treasury
Amarillo High Band to Perform Free Concert Sunday
The Amarillo High School band will give a free concert Sunday afternoon at the Municipal Auditorium. For 11 years the band has been directed by Oscar Wse and has earned honors in district and national contests.
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Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Oscar Wse
First Public Band Appearance Since Football Season
The band makes its first public appearance since the football season, signaling a pause in sports and a return to campus performances.
Coat display hints at robber gone empty handed
More than 100 coats were hung along a country fence near Connersville Indiana in February 1644 as police investigated a robbery of a local clothing store. Officers found no vests or trousers among the loot suggesting the robbed items were not present.
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Othine” Gore
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Jess Dickie
J. H. Hudson
8. W. Hudson
Gene Chapman
Harold Anderson
Courthouse Records
LABOR
By John Moore
W. H. Hughes
Globe-News
Bob Babb
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Babb
Monroe Street
Globe-News Chapel of the Typographical Union
Grand
O. C. Wilson
Globe News Chapel, Typographical Union
Rio Grande Valley
South Texas Shippers Association
Hidago County Farm Bureau Federation
Cameron County Producers Association
San Benito
Tenth Avenue
Jackson Street
Monk
Sir Humophry Davy
el Paso
FE Paso
United States
John J. Allen
Legion
Treasury Statistics
Mistletoe Creameries, Inc
Russell
U. S
Congress
Taylor
Connersville
Ind
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Good Gas
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