Amarillo Music Clubs Plan State Convention Details
The Texas Federation of Music Clubs will convene in Amarillo April 16 to 19 with concerts by Peterson Thompson in a night program by the Kathrine chanters. District presidents will meet, luncheons hosted by Owenl and Phil harmonic clubs, and tours to West Texas State Teacher College Canyon and Palo Duro canyon planned.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Amarillo
Peterson Thompson
Vathrine
Owenl Club
Dorothy Crane
Corsicana
Philharmonic Club
West Texas
Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon
Mrs Hatcher Hosts MacDowell Club Meeting
Mrs. Harry Hatcher entertained the MacDowell Music club at 108 East Fountain Avenue with a program of song and readings. J M Webb led the session and members presented pieces including Down in the Desert and Whispering Hope accompanied by M D Ramsey and others.
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Harry Hatcher
MacDowell Music Club
East Fountain Avenue
J. M. Webb
Blanche Ramsey
Desert
M. D. Ramsey
M. W. West
S. J. Cole
Josephine Miller
C. F. Smith
Cross
C. R. Hooton
Le Mirage Hosts Members and Husbands at Price Home
Mrs. Johnny Price and Mrs. Ralph Rouse hosted Le Mirage club members and husbands at 609 Fairmont Street. George Washington birthday decor and spring flowers filled the rooms as auction bridge provided entertainment with high score to Mrs. Warren Cretany and Mr. P. H. Buthker. Numerous members and guests joined the hospitality including the Browns, Barnts, Strattens, Vincents, Herringsons, Dixons, Close, Smiths and Bowmans.
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Johnny Price
Ralph Rouse
le Mirage Club
Price
Fairmont Street
Warren Cretany
P. H. Buthker
Ewell C. Brown
Bob Stratten
Jack Vincent
Zane Smith
Leon Bowman
Leap Year Bridge Club Honors Husbands at Elliot Home
Leap Year Bridge Club members and husbands were entertained by Mrs. Burton Elliott and Mrs. E. O. Greer at the Elliott residence on Tyler Street. Yellow jonquils brightened rooms with yellow and green motifs. Guests included L. M. Light, J. B. Driskell, W. S. Kenyon, Earl Shelton, M. M. Sadler, S. B. Christian, L. W. Timms, Laughter, Henry Beverly, Burton Elliott, and E. O. Greer.
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Leap Year Bridge Club
Burton Elliot
E. 0. Greer
Elliot
Tyler Street
L. M. Light
J. B. Driskell
W. S. Kenyon
Fidelis Class Holds Morning Meeting Invitation
A Fidelis class meeting is set for Sunday at 9 45 in the morning with all members and visitors invited. The note mentions a special number for the Fidelis class. Also included is a brief item about thirty four mills in Porto Rico grinding sugar cane.
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Fidelis
Porto Rico
Mrs. Kight Hosts Circle Meeting at Amarillo Home
Mrs L D Kight entertained Circle No 2 of West Amarillo Christian church Wednesday afternoon at 806 South Virginia Street. Leader Mrs J T Merriman led the lesson. New members Mrs M H Jones Mrs Paul Morgan and Mrs L B Thomas attended with special guests Mrs Jack Lloyd and Mrs Julian Tanner. Fourteen regular members were present.
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L. D. Kight
Circle No. 2
West Amarillo
Circle Three With Mrs. W.H. Adams at 101 Carolina Street
Mrs. W H Adams hosted Circle Three of the West Amarillo Christian church on Wednesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. S W Wissinger led the lesson and Mrs. H W Hudson spoke on the missionary topic. Fifteen members attended and a pleasant social hour followed.
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W. H. Adams
Circle Three
West Amarillo
Local utility praised in national magazine write up
A national industry magazine titled Power gave Southwestern Public Service a favorable write up in its February issue. The article highlighted the plant’s rapid construction and praised the record set under challenging conditions, noting the piece as valuable advertising for the city and for the utility.
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Power
Southwestern Public Service Company
Borah Seeks Prohibition Stances From Presidential Candidates
Senator Borah of Idaho has asked candidates for their views on prohibition. Hoover, Willis, and Curtis back strong enforcement and no repeal. Reed and Ritchie hold mixed or states rights positions. Other candidates rely on past statements while Borah awaits fuller responses ahead of the convention.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Willis
Ohio
Curtis
Kansas
Reed
Missouri
Ritchie
Maryland
Prohibition
Smith
New York
Empire State
Oregon Debaters Wander World Then Go Broke in New York
Three University of Oregon students Benoit McCroskey Avery Thompson and Jack Hempstead set out on a world wide debating tour raising funds along the way. They scrimped by washing dishes and scrubbing decks through China and Europe until London left them with a thin purse. From New York they report sleeping in Central Park and begging for help as Hempstead fell ill and they request cash to continue their journey.
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Associated Press
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
New York City
Benoit McCroskey
Avery Thompson
Salem
Jack Hempstead
Portland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Orient
China
Europe
London
McCroskey
New York
Central Park
Hempstead
State vows to uphold eighteenth amendment and Volstead law
The governor declared a sacred duty to sustain the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead law, stating they are as part of the state's laws as its statutes and constitution.
British surgeons save girl after severe skull fracture
In London a 12 year old girl Guisseppina Carrano was hit by a car, suffering a fractured skull with brain protrusion. Surgeons at University College Hospital performed two operations, leaving a three inch brain area covered only by skin. She has minor headaches but is otherwise in good health.
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International News Service
London
University College Hospital
Guisseppina Carrano
Civic Club To Stage Annual Meet Tonight
The American Business club holds its annual ladies night at the Amarillo hotel at seven. Arch Hunsley leads arrangements for banquet and entertainment. Seventy five reservations were listed by noon. Reservations can be made with Ernest R. Archambeau at 2 1660.
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The
American Business Club
Amarillo Hotel
Arch Hunsley
Ernest R. Archambeau
British Film Firm Wins Rights To Lawrence of Arabia Story
A London film company secured motion picture rights to adapt T. E. Lawrence's Revolt in the Desert. An American bidder offered 150000 dollars but the deal went to a new British syndicate led by Collingswood Hughes. M. A. Wetherell will produce the film. The project follows Lawrence’s Arab revolt fame.
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International News Service
London
Lawrence of Arabia
Co. T. FE. Lawrence
Lawrence
Collingswood Hughes
M. A. Wetherell
Africa
East
Capudine Pain Relief Advertises Safe Nerve Soothing
Capudine is described as a non opioid liquid pain reliever that soothes nerves rather than deadening them. It claims quick action compared with tablets and powders and lists headaches neuralgia rheumatic pains and periodic pains as targets. Available at drug stores in 60 and 80 cent sizes.
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Mrs. Hatcher
MacDowell Club
le Mirage
Mrs. Kight
W.H. Adams
Marinello Beauty Shop
J. C. Katzman
Detroit
Civic Club
Arabia
Japan
Farmer-Labor Party
Royal University
Rome
Italy
Polk St
Randal Drug Co
Oscar D. Randal
Taylor
Newlats
Anocre Cston
Seventh St
Dennison
Taylor &T
Texam
Imarillo’s
Disney
HUB Clothiers
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