Friday Social Calendar Shows Diverse Local Events
Tomorrow 8 o'clock Child Study club led by Mrs. H S Wilhoit at 2400 Hughes with Mrs. G S McLellan. Women of Mooseheart meet at 2 30 at a rural home south of city. call Mrs. J W Walter for conveyance. Recreation club 3 PM at 113 West Fifth Street. 1925 Bridge club 3 PM at 1009 Monroe Kaufmann Apts apartment 6. Amarillo College of Music recital 8 PM at the college. Home Interest club 8 PM with Mrs. John Armstrong 1801 B Fillmore. Child Welfare club 2 30 with Mrs. J P Mathis and Mrs R C Martini on Teachers and Changing Education. Jovial 13 club 2 30 with Mrs E M Benesch 111 Kentucky Avenue. River Road box supper 8 with stunts and contests at the school. Elks dance 9 PM to 12 AM at Elks Home with Merrimakers orchestra Shawnee Oklahoma. Les Temps club 8 PM with Mrs E A Simpson 2918 Polk. Blue Bonnet Needle club 2 30 with Mrs W Jyers 906 South True Street.
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H. S. Wilhoit
Hughes Street
G. S. McLellan
Mooseheart
City
Addie Harris
Moose
J. W. Walter
R. J. Moore
West Fifth Street
Country Club
Bridge Club
G. L. Curtis
Monroe Street
Kaufmann
Amarillo College of Music
John Armstrong
Fillmore Street
J. P. Mathis
Tyler Street
R. C. Martini
Sesson
E. M. Benesch
Kentucky Avenue
River Road
Elks
The
Elks and Antlers
Merrimakers Orchestra
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Les Temps Club
E. A. Simpson
Polk Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Mrs Joe Wells Hosts Irene Beasley Visit in Amarillo Party
Mrs Joe L Wells entertains at 2004 Polk Street with four tables of games for Miss Irene Beasley of Chicago and Memphis visiting her Beasley parents in Amarillo. Beasley, a composer and musician, sang her works after a salad course. Members and guests include multiple Seewald and Currie families and city society figures. Dunning-Hamilton Junior Music Club meets Saturday afternoon at Central Presbyterian annex to elect officers and plan year events.
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Mrs
Joe Wells
Miss Irene Beasley
Irene Beasley
Chicago
Memphis
Tennessee
Amarillo
J. N. Beasley
Polk Street
Joe L. Wells
James O. Gulerie
Harrison Street
Beasley
J. C. Dickie, Jr
Mrs. Galerie
Gladys
Margaret Seewald
Irene Beastey
Imogene Herring
Salle Cinuue Curtis
Elizabeth Hoyce
Beny Wana
Jewell Scaies
Nell Grogan
Mawina Ailen
Georgia ‘Vhemas
Anne Ituiove
Mary Haul
Mesdames Rurker Mouey
Jewin Vensner
Dunning-Hamilton
Central Presbyterian Church
Wilson PTA Meeting Deliberates Child Care and Library Drive
The Wilson Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday at the school with 35 members. A program on The Care and Development of the Child and Play was presented. Miss Miller urged books for the library, and Mrs. Frank Storm performed a piano number.
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Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
Oil blending plant planned in Amarillo district
The Castor Blend Motor Oil company announced a half million dollar refining and blending plant will be built here after naming Amarillo as the distributing point. Barney Smith and Alex Robertson stated Panhandle crude will be blended with Castor Blend products, with a train load ordered for North and South Plains. Further announcements are expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor Blend Motor Oil Company
Barney Smith
Alex Robertson
Amarillo
North
South Plains
Panhandle
St Andrew's Woman's Auxiliary Meets in Plainview Report
The St Andrew's Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs. Will D. Gilvin's home. President R L McMeans reported on the North Texas Missionary district meeting in Plainview. District officers were named including W W Rix Lubbock president and J C Anderson Plainview vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Will D. Gilvin
Washington Street
J. M. Delzell
R. L. McMeans
North Texas
Plainview
Eugene Cecil Seaman
Henry 8. Gooch
W. W. Rix
Lubbock
J. C. Anderson
H. H. Allen
San Angelo
J. L. Daly
Abilene
Henry S. Gooch
Amarillo
P. R. Smith
Colorado City
River Road Box Supper Friday Evening
The River Road school hosts a box supper at 8 o clock Friday at the school. Prizes will be awarded for top performer and for the prettiest girl and ugliest boy. An entertaining program is planned and the public is invited.
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River Road
Flashes of Life and Rising Fortune Across Cities
Samuel Rubel rose from a Russia immigrant to steer a $25,000,000 retail merger in two counties after starting at $3 a week. John Kelsey, once a child worker earning $1, now leaves $20,000,000 as the head of a wheel company head and a mystery broker Yale graduate 8B Carrington balances taxi driving with wealth. The piece links sudden wealth to enterprise across New York and Detroit with a truncated traffic caparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Samuel Rubel
Russia
Kings
Queens
Detroit
John Kelsey
Kelsey Wheel Company
John 8B
Carrington
Yale
Taxi Betged Night Driver Counts Three Weeks Work
In New York a taxi driver is reported as working at least three weeks while a single night bet suggested otherwise. A valet recalls him wearing a chauffeur uniform to a masked event. Company records show night drivers who are lawyers and doctors by day.
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British Columbia
Civilization
Sloan’s
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Miss Currie
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Spokane
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C. W. Carson
Realan Apartments
Banks
P. H. Seewald
Episcopal Church
America
Miss Hilton
Coyle Hilton
WDAG
Harry Lauder
Robert M. Shipley & Associates Tyler
Tenth
Taylor ST
SILK
News-Globe
Ida Chitwood
Aciuudimahie
Aaa NG NT
St. Andrew’s Woman’s Auxiliary
Jason H. Robberson
Potter County
Gainesville
Farwell
FP. BE. O
BE. L. Roberts
Sunset Road
Clifford Thompson
E. M. Taylor
Jack Farwell
Taylor
Chapter B
Mrs. Farwell
Iown
Sibley
Iowa
BE. M. Taylor
Julian. Turner
Avery Turner
Turner
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Steve Brody
Brooklyn Bridge
Giovanni Sponsze
Manhattan Bridge
East River
Madeline
Herring Hotel
Milady
Polk St
Little Brown House
Harrison and
van Buren Streets
Weat Tenth Street
Hunsley's
Rose Pack
Adame Mekwen
Rose Honey Pack
Sadie Claude
Venable and Bartles
Bartley Shop
Weat Seventh Street
Fox Drug Company
Lehigh
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