Marion Mead and Arthur Glover Plan Wedding Soon
Marion Mead and Arthur Glover will announce their wedding plans soon and wed next month. The town notes strong interest in the men’s cooking contest with about 25 entries projected for Sunday afternoon. Entrants bring utensils. prizes include $50 first prize and other rewards. Goin’ Places ads urge entries via Globe News. The State Theater opens Philadelphia Story tomorrow with Night Train featured at the Star Theater. Old Time Dances at the Nat report about 35 couples participating.
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Marion Mead
Arthur Glover
Panhandle
The
Paramount
Globe News
State Theater
Star Theater
Aunt Maggie Continues In Night Scene
In a tense page 10 installment from Medora Field Perkerson 1939, the narrator recalls hiding from danger as a red blip glows through blinds and a mysterious light flickers between trees, leaving the moment unresolved and to be continued.
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Medora Field Perkerson
Shrine Dance Class Cuts Rugs Tonight at The Nat
Nobles and ladies of Khiva Temple plan a rug cutting session at The Nat tonight continuing lessons started last year by the Shrine. J Frank Wright says Jerry Briscoe, newly elected potentate, urged all Shriners to attend with their ladies.
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Khiva
J. Frank Wright
Jerry Briscoe
Tech Exes Meet Tonight in Amarillo Dinner
The Amarillo Chapter of Texas Tech Ex-Students will hold its regular monthly dinner tonight at 6:45 at the Capitol Hotel. President Dave Rutledge announces the gathering.
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Amarillo
Texas Tech
Capitol Hotel
Dave Rutledge
First Class Dancing Each Wednesday at Nominal Admission
Admission is 50 cents and includes instruction by Art and Helen Querry from 8 to 9 30 followed by regular dancing open to all. Taught dances include Put Your Little Foot Ten Pretty Girls Schottische Heel and Toe Polka Rye Waltz and Pop Goes the Weasel. Attendees last night included Mr and Mrs Ray Parks Verne Nelsons Mr and Mrs Jack Isaacs Johnnie Wests Mr and Mrs Louis Ridings Hazel Meyers and party.
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Art
Helen Querry
Pop Goes the
Dick Mills
Ray Parks
Verne Nelsons
Jack Isaacs
Johnnie Wests
Louis Ridings
Hazel Meyers
Larson, Threadgill, and De Fries in regional pairing
Larson and Buster Threadgill team up with Lera Bell De Fries to face John Hodges and Genie Harrison in a local match. Charlie Underwood and Jimmie Sullivan also participate in the event, adding depth to a crowded program.
Blitzgoose Illustrates War Tactic
Fireman Tom Gibson at City Hall describes a comic attack by a goose at Wolflin Stables that disrupted a scene involving Louis Becker of Commercial Credit. The goose allegedly observed Mr. Becker in a black overcoat as he studied horses, then executed a swift, stealthy move.
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Tom Gibson
Central Station
Gibson
Wolflin Stables
Louis Becker
Commercial Credit Company
Hugh Honey
Riding Academy
Mr. Becker
Goose Causes Startled Congressman to Break Out Laughs
A wild incident described as a man being grabbed by a goose under an overcoat ends with the bird fleeing in triumph. In a separate note, the Roman Catholic archdiocese of New York is reported to have more than 1,000,000 members.
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New York
Great Medicine for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Millions suffer from kidney and bladder weakness with frequent nighttime trips. Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules promise quick relief and healthier function. Sold as the original genuine remedy with a gold medal on the box.
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H. A. Dyer
Maggie
Shrine Dance Class
Tech Exes
Tulia
Lloyd Ford
Pinky Chapman
Troy Jones
Genelle Davis
Dwight Bobbitt
Betty Younger
Willis Miller
Agnes Rose
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
Mr. Dykeman
Grant Street
Wal Son
Pateon
Mary Montgomery
Fisk
Southern Brokerage CO
Weston
Man OF Steel
Vicki
Mushmouth
Mistah Moon
Fevvens Sake
Caesar Octavian
Cleopatra
Hat
Antony
Amazons
Alexandria
Barnesville Bugle
Workd Ng. Dany
Frere
Meas
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