Pink tea crowds honor Met Opera star Miss Peterson
Amarillo social notes describe a lavish pink tea at the Amarillo hotel hosted by Mrs. L. O. Thompson for guest Miss May Peterson Metropolitan Grand Opera singer. The event featured pink lighting flowers canaries violin and piano music with many local notables attending.
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Amarillo
L. O. Thompson
May Peterson
Wedger
Cayla Hilton
Irene Carl
F. W. Hardin
G. J. Nunn
Thompson
Peterson
Miss Peterson
S. F. Fish
Wirconsin
Opal Thompson
Kansas City
Mesdames
J. J. Crume
Tony Chisum
Clifford Thompson
Miles Bivins
Lee Bivins
B.M. Puckett
Allen Early
H. C. Pipkin
H. Harding
Sam Seay
H. R. Jack
C. M. Pipkin
J. O. Gulerie
Julia Brown
Dallas
Mesdames Mars Fuqua
T. M. Caldwell
I. D. Cole
RK. L. Roberts
John Watson
W. Madden
Elizabeth Pow
Tina Burgess
Agnes
Margaret Seeward
Child Study Club
Amarillo Country Club
Walter Mount
City Instructs Public On Garbage Ordinance Enforcment
The garbage department will begin enforcing the ordinance this Saturday. City Manager Bartlett promises quick correction of complaints that garbage haulers have removed containers. Foreman R. L. Harmon leads the department.
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Garbage Department
Bartlett
R. L. Harmon
Building Permit Issued for Residence on Taylor Street
W. D. Campbell is granted a building permit to construct a residence at 2023 Taylor Street with an estimated cost of $6,000.
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W. D. Campbell
Taylor Street
Attack of Measles Leads Man Into Mess of Grief
Lewis Allen a Denver youth who recently came here for work contracted measles and faced quarantine refusal from his landlady who then relented and cooperated with health authorities as he recovered.
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Lewis Allen
Denver
Mintosh to Speak at High School Parents Meeting
W A McIntosh, superintendent of schools, attending the National Education Association convention in Chicago, will return this week to address fathers and mothers at the regular High School Parent-Teachers club meeting in the new high school building room 3064.
Building Permit Granted for 405 Taylor Street Addition
A building permit was issued yesterday to B. Crawford for an addition to a business building at 405 Taylor Street, with an estimated cost of $2,000.
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B. Crawford
Taylor Street
Traffic at Convention Parade Wears Conventional Block
During the convention traffic will follow standard routing patterns as usual. The note emphasizes adherence to established traffic blocks and orderly movement around event areas.
Sorghum Growers Active on Kansas City Market
The Texas Sorghum Growers Association led grain activity on the Kansas City market Tuesday delivering one third of the sorghum group. Local officers report deliveries beginning to rise daily with no grades below No. 3 and frequent No. 4 or 5. The association received a 13 570 bushel contract from Elkhart Kansas and expects a large delivery at Liberal Kansas, with three new elevator contracts signed in the past week.
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Texas Sorghum Growers’ Association
Kansas City
Elkhart
Kan
Liberal
Kansas Elevators
Large Collection of Rugs On Display in Amarillo Hotel
A. S. Saras brings the largest valued Persian and Oriental rug collection to Amarillo. Rugs priced up to 74 000 dollars, with some pieces woven over six to ten years. Highlights include Eden tapestries and a 1500 dollar Christ image woven by a Muslim artist. The Amarillo Art association oversees the exhibit this afternoon and evening.
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H. J. Hendrickson
World Court and
Women
Chad Elliiott
Harmon Benton
Amarillo
Little Theater
Arch Allen
Dallas
J. L. Scott
Federation
Amarillo Hotel
A. S. Saras
New York
Garden of Eden
Amarillo Art Association
Several Injured in Motor Car Accident
Mr and Mrs John Williams sustained painful injuries yesterday afternoon when their car overturned on the north highway. Mrs Williams had a broken rib and Mr Williams a sprained back and bruises. The couple's young daughter received a cut on the head. Other party members were badly bruised and shaken.
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John Williams
North Highway
Globe News Briefs and Local Moves
The Globe reports improved business and invites reader tips. J. G. Short relocated from 304 East Thirteenth Street to 1202 Fillmore. Two men were fined 7.50 each in police court this morning for taking part in an affray.
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The
Globe
J. G. Short
East Thirteenth Street
Fillmore
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