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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
3
The second six week period ending November 30 1928 lists Tyler Margaret Wills Patten Fred Douglas and the Mexican schools with Tyler School including straight A pupils and a long mix of A and B pupils. Honorable Mention names accompany the main lists.
A partial roster of students and participants includes Anna Claire Brannen Kathryn Covington Mary Mitchell and others such as W M Mc Clendon Bert McCullough Geraldine McCasland Frank Mainze Louis Pitchford Richard Smith Jack Sparks Margaret Jane Stinson Mary Lee Vernon Charlotte Wheelock Ruth Waldron Clarice Whitten Margaret Willis Jessie Lee Adams Laula Anderson Roberta Anderson Inez Atchley.
A long roster of individuals named as honorable mention includes Margaret Atchley Betty Jane Baird Ellen Barrett Kent Barnard Dorothy Bowden Clyde Blackwell Claude Blackwell Alice Bridges Guilford Branson Dorothy Burton Dorothy Branson Louie Carrington Harriet Chisolm Margaret Clutter William Cooke Leta Day Kathryn Davis Helen Deckard Ellison Dunlop Horace Elliott Lillian French Leslie French Dick Garre Jeanne Gaines Judson Giddings Loraine Grolning Adele Hays June Henshaw Jane Higgins Harriet Holman Perry Hubert Mary Howren Jack Haller Helen Hoover David Harrin Carl Hendrix Bo Henson Grover Isbell Evelyn Jones Al Jenkins Durward Klock Dorothy Kelly Mary Kane Kribbs Mable Land Harvey Larson Dorothy Lentz Howard Leach Ek ford Mathis Anne Mae Mohler Tom Moore Walter Moody Margaret Moore George Moore Nathine Mun son Cora Elizabeth Myers Glenn Mays Margaret McClendon Jean McDavid Ruth Morrison Betty Munson Patsy Moore A. D. Payne Hubert Perry Dorothy Lea Porterfield Robert Storseth Tom C. Sparks Mary Sullivan Elizabeth ears Virginia Stogner Eddie Storseth Worsham Schultz G. M. Stone Mary Ellen Stover Geneva Sullivan Charles Trimmer Kathryn Turner John O. Turner Bud Thompson Sanford Tarter Jack Vanderweide LaNelle Vernon C O Vindege Jean Vinnege Madeline Wallace Madge Wallace Mildred Willis Marie Walthall Marjorie Wilkinson Juanita Yates plus additional names in quoted line
A fragment lists Patten School Colored students including Madron Bleackshear Mryde Brown Adel Diggs Naomi Harris Georgia Hooks James Johnson Herbert Knighton and Frankie Montgomery. The incomplete note suggests a roster or class listing from a historical period.
Clarice O Neal Clifford O Neal Hor tense Patten K C Peters Whitmore Benjamin appear in a society note highlighting attendees and residents linked to recent events and gatherings. The brief mentions several individuals as part of community circles and social fixtures.
A partial roster of students is printed showing names such as Henry Anderson Lawrence Ash ford Jasper Barnes Louise Barnes Flossie Brown Vervona Curbey Lewis Caldwell James Cerile Ina Mae Cleveland W T Devereaux Willie Devereaux Ernestine Fields Louise Fields Ranza Ray Harvey Charles Harvey Bettye Knighton Linnes Knighton Richard Scott Thelma Townsend Margaret Watley and J B with no further context or details.
Hidalgo state under secretary and gubernatorial hopeful Jose G. Parres was killed in a gun battle in Atotonilco Flasto. Ten armed men led by Dodolfo Valdespino fired on Parres’ car. two of Parres’ followers and one attacker also died. Troops pursue Valdespino as an investigation is ordered.
A fragment mentions several individuals including Annie Mae Younge and June Brown among others, followed by a list of names from Mexican schools and Brazilian harvest note. The last line notes Brazil nuts ripen in March and April.
The notice promotes Invisible Zemo as a soothing antiseptic liquid that relieves itching rashes blemishes and eczema. It claims to prevent dandruff and clear skin with a odorless formula and urges readers to buy a bottle today from druggists in 35c 60c or 1.00.
William Hanson and Dr. L C Tones of Alamosa are in Amarillo on a brief business and social trip. Both are wealthy land and cattle owners. Hanson's ranch adjoins Governor Billy Adams. They were guests of J R Gant at the Amarillo Real Estate board yesterday.
Lieut. H. T. Dinsmore of Fort Worth, who prepared illustrated lectures on the World War, is in Amarillo and will give talks to public schools and local civic clubs. He opened with a lecture before the Rotary Club.
Radio artists Weldon and Billy Burks will accompany Lieut Dins and broadcast from the station DWAG tonight between 7 50 and 8 10. They will appear at the high school Friday at 10 o'clock after a noon club gathering today.
A Texas senate bill drafted by Sen W D McFarlane would make lobbying an open process. It requires lobby expenditures to be reported and bans house and senate floors from lobbying. Newspapers would be forbidden from accepting compensation to print material on legislative matters.
The Texas house and senate agreed to send their biennial trip to Houston this year, approving the cost. The decision follows a standing tradition of legislative travel funded by state resources. Officials expect logistical details to be announced prior to departure.
A note mentions an invitation to attend a dinner of the Houston Salesmanship Club on January 19. It recalls prior trips to the lower Rio Grande valley, Laredo, and Fort Worth.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a riddle where Abel asks about a place and Mabel replies with questions about a king. The garbled lines suggest a wordplay puzzle or cryptic clue present in a historical clipping.
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