Society Notes and Local Brows for March Week
A Denison artist instructor Miss Louise Williams arrives in Amarillo the first week of March at Russell and Cockrell's offering free decorative seal ing wax lessons. Mrs Hollander promotes hair shampoos at The Amarillo Hotel Beauty Shop four bottles per dollar. Crane's stationery and other social goods sold at Austin's Drug Company. Choir contest preparations continue with rehearsals and expected audience turnout. Birthday party for James Wilson hosted by Mrs Helen Kemp at 1109 A Jackson Street with games and refreshments.
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Russell and Cockrell
Louise Williams
Denison
Miss Williams
New York
New York City
Amarillo
Panhandle
Taylor Street
Crane
Austin
Drug Company
James Wilson
Helen Kemp
Jackson Street
Pauline
Treva
Mary
John Mann
James
David
Thomas Wilson
Jessie Mae
Alton
John Thomas
Hailford Wilson
Carmen
Bari Groover
Inner Community Singing Contest Set For January 26
The San Jacinto chorus, East Side club, and South Side choir meet for rehearsals with new voices joining, aiming to finalize eight songs for the inter community singing contest on Monday January 26. Directors include F A White and Forrest Warren with others aiding as needed. Final numbers are expected to total fifty to sixty singers across the three choruses.
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San Jacinto Chorus
F. A. White
Forrest Warren
East Side Choral Club
O. D
Short
G. W. Els
South Side Community Singing Club
Dress Pattern No 2314 for Girls 6 to 14
A charming simple dress pattern No 2314 for girls aged six to fourteen. Shows fabric needs including 14 yards of 36 inch material for size S and 2 inch bands plus 6 yards of braid. Pattern offered by Amarillo Globe pattern department with 15 cents postage, sent from Amarillo Texas to New York for delivery in about ten days.
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New York
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
RAILROAD NEWS AND FOLKS BY JOHN MOORE
News notes include Joseph F. Hogan named Rock Island general freight agent with Chicago headquarters and focus on freight solicitation across the southwest. Also reports on fuel oil use by 45 railroads, Railway Express net income, and World War Adjusted Compensation applications nearing two million.
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Joseph F. Hogan
E. P. and S. W. Railway
Rock Island
Chicago
Hogan
Robert C. Davis
the Army
War Department
Canadian Pacific Ships Princesses Marguerite and Kathleen
The mid winter voyage of Marguerite Shaughnessy, daughter of Lord Shaughnessy, to christen the Princess Marguerite raises interest for Pacific Coast and Alaska travel in 1925. New vessels of 6000 gross tons, 300 feet long, 60 feet wide, speed 22 knots, will serve Vancouver Victoria Seattle on an inside route with 1000 day passengers and 995 first class night travelers.
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Marguerite Shaughnessy
Lord Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Scotland
Princess Marguerite
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Vesse
Clydebank
Princess Kathleen
Lady Mountstephen
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Inter
British Columbian
Alice
Charlotte
Louise
Princess Mary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sadie Claude
J. E. Langston
Bos-Bov
Blackburn Bldg
By John Moore
Railway Express Company
American
Ty-Five
Askiny
Interstate Commission
Tecumseh
Asier
Okio
Santa Fe
Marland
Okla
Notte County
Price’s Cafe
Fifth and
Taylor
GEO. James Cafe
Ocean
Canada
Lon
Marguerite
Shaughnessy
HOTEL
Roof Garden
Oliver Drug Co
Taylor St Amarillo
KID Remedy
Polk Street
Amaril
Yer & Meyer
Texa
Mexin
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