Tuesday society events fill Amarillo calendar
Tomorrow's schedule lists the Junior Woman's Club at 3 with Miss Sadie Claude Curtis at 1705 Polk, Round Dozen Club at 3 on Harrison, and many other gatherings. The San Jacinto Ladies Choral Club meets at 2, Elks dance 9 to 12 with Henrietta Straw, and a diocesan delegates’ welcome marks a wide civic social day with church services and receptions in Amarillo.
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Sadie Claude Curtis
Polk Street
John K. Boyce
Round Dozen
W. H. Flamm
Harrison Street
Business
Amarillo Hotel
the Needle Club
R. C. Neely
van Buren Street
San Jacinto
E. 0
Erwin
Carolina Avenue
H. L. Byers
South Carolina Avenue
Glenwood
Bonita
O. E.S
Masonic Temple
Seaman
Woman's Auxilary
Presbyterian Church
J. B. McClelland
Johanie Ockey
Canyon
Young People's Service League
Peopl
Pierre
C. A. Pierle
West Texas State Ber
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ana
Panhandle
Pierle
Local Notes and Occurrences in Amarillo and Vicinity
A roundup of small town items includes families and officials in Amarillo reporting colds and flu, school changes with Miss Ava Hunter and Miss Mary Hall stepping into posts, and Mrs. Monte Owen improving after illness. W. D. Hering of Ware takes an indent in the Vineyard Meanor while Herman Stenton, county agent, returns from Dallas. Residents mention Mrs. Anthony’s Sanitarium, consecration of a bishop in Brooklyn, and various absences for funerals and travels.
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Gilge M. Childers
W.D. Hering
Ware
Amarillo
Harmon Stenton
Dallas
Howard Bean
Amarillo Small
Moseianaik Lloyd 'S
Mloyd
JL. Gowen
Texas Wheat Growers Assciation
Floydada
Monte E. Owen
Clarendon Hosts Sixteenth Episcopal Missionary District Convocation
The Clarendon diocese opened the sixteenth annual convocation of the North Texas Missionary District of the Protestant Episcopal Church with a corporate communion led by Bishop Cecil Seaman. Amarillo sends 26 delegates including Bishop Seaman and Rev. R. N. Mac Callum. Seaman confirms four youths and reports 14 diocesan confirmations for the year.
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Clarendon
Christ
Week of International Radio Tests Opens Amid Interference
A week of international broadcasting tests opened with U S stations interrupted by shipwreck news and silenced for a period after collisions off Delaware breakwater. London and Buenos Aires broadcasts followed as tests shifted across continents with plans for overseas programs tonight.
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U. S
Py Associated Press
New York
United States
Atlantic
Solvang
Delaware
America
London
Bournemouth
Daventry
England
Barcelona
Spain
Lima
Peru
Buenos Aaires
Guenos Aires
Madrid
Poindexter
Lester Child Funeral Services Held Today
Kenneth Lester aged 11 months died at his parents home 501 A North Buchanan Street at 5 00 PM Sunday funeral services were conducted in the Griggs Undertaking Company chapel at 3 00 PM with Rev Smithson of the Church et al brief obituary notes the location and service time including the undertaker and clergy involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lester
FE. M. Lester
Buchanan Street
Griggs Undertaking Company
Smithson
Colonel Davis Named Successor to Golding in Texas Guards
Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Davis has been appointed colonel succeeding Colonel Golding of the 141st Field Artillery regiment. Majors and captains receive new posts including Maj Herold J. Weiler and Capt John H. Fletcher, with Battery B in Amarillo and units in Wichita Falls, as regimental staff reshuffles extend through the 181st field artillery headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
141St Field Artillery Regiment
Texas National Guard
Amarillo
John %. Golding
Golding
Charles A. Davis
Corsicana
Blutcher
Thorp
Harold B. “Jack” Golding
John L. McCarty
Leutenant
Rex Mahoney
Bascom B. Puckett
H. H. Larson
181St Field Artillery
William “Bill” Boyce
Battery B Gets $1200 in Quarterly Payroll Tonight
Members of Battery B 131st Field Artillery Texas National Guard will receive their quarterly pay tonight for the three months of Monday drills. The Medical Department Detachment also will receive pay this week. The unit maintains an armory stables and horses with a caretaker payroll of about $300 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
131St Field Artillery
Texas National Guard
Blucher S. Tharp
142Nd Infantry
Addiiion
Shopping Habit and Burial Mention in Tid Bits
Fragment references a shopper praising a cloth match and a clerk asking yardage. It notes Christ officiating a burial and Llano cemetery burial with surviving family including two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Llano Cemetery
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Dallas Bar Association
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Harold A. Walsh
Jack Wilson
Ona Glen
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