Amarillo Society Notes Highlights of Local Events
The May calendar features the Patriotic Jim program at Municipal Auditorium hosted by Hather McCvery Chepter D A and a Rainbow Girls party at Torche Veonnie Teiny Knipe News Chats. Home Demonstration Club discusses leftovers milk and serves treats to members. Presbyterian Endeavor group plans devotional training with Rev. teaching. Tyler Street P T A marks Washington's Birthday with a varied program. Numerous club meetings, receptions, and personal notices fill the week with teas, dinners, and social gatherings across Amarillo.
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Muartcipal Auditorium
Hather McCvery
Chepter
D. A
George Washington
Amarilla Countey Chas
Half Minute Interviews in Amarillo Hotel Lobby
Dr. M. W. Cunningham notes new faces during his morning visit to the Amarillo hotel lobby. Bill Collins says the Panhandle region is growing in importance to his business, prompting twice weekly trips there. Howard Ferguson hints that farming may be worthwhile if other options fail.
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M. W. Cunningham
Amarillo Hotel
Bill Collins
Panhandle
Howard Ferguson
Private Stentien Boudreau's record plunge shocks observers
Private Stentien Boudreau, aged 21, fell 3 509 feet toward earth from an airplane before his parachute opened, a move cited as a world record. Police and officials note the dramatic fall and the umbrella cue cited by T Herring as part of the event. Dr M B Harris comments on Dorothy's post university path toward cartooning or newspaper art in St Louis. Amarillo Laundry changes to 8456.
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Stentien Boudreau
M. B. Harris
Dorothy
University of Texas
St. Louis
Texas News Briefs Pacific Coast and North Texas topics
A San Antonio robbery suspect and an Oklahoma City accomplice were sent to Southwestern State Hospital for observation after a Wednesday hold up at the Alamo. Austin granted canned fish and oyster products the same rates as beef packing, affecting competition. North Texas Gas Co of Dallas received state authorization to reduce paid-in stock from 9,443,000 to 1,000, with no reason given.
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Moet Draatic
North Texas Gas Company of
Dallas
Austin—Hbecause
State Railway Commission
San Antonio
Rank Bosshardt
P. A. Paul
Oklahoma City
Alamo
Southwestern State Hospital
Recom
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Ed Horn
Ted George
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River Roald
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J. WW. Dymond
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Mary Stone
Central Church
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P.T. A
Washington
George W
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Tyler Street Orchestra
F. King
Et Ore
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Sa Pe
Wonowa
C.J. B
A. OW. Galbraith Cave
Dorothy Scarborough
J. J. Kendrick
Stone Mountain Memorial Fund
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Les
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Mace Whitman
Johnie Dries
R. BR. Burnett
Dent McLinan
W. Pratt
J. U
James C. Gulekie
East Sixth Street
John Ward
Ward Aleo
Bethenia Burgess
Puckett
Vierian Club
J. W. Puckett
Washington Street
William Boyce
Frank T. Collins
Peartvr
al Sotonte
Gan Jae
Agra
Nihermeni
Wool Hall
Timeicon Street
Cole
Mates Falcone
Davis
Sid Cleahorn
Leo Keys
Lavenden
James Bourland
Taylor Street
Paw Potter
Fiulmo Street
Texas Hospital
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Adrien Atterbury
Jackson Street
Virginia Laird
Clovis
Marlin
Renin
Geraldine Kretehmar
Buchanan Street
Tilu
Ray Bell
Buchannan Street
J. G. Milam
Harrison Street
Wichita Falls
Marlow
Oklahoma
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Erie Rema
T. Herring
Texas News
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Popular Millinery Co
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