Gypsy Troubadour to Be Performed by Central Junior High
The Central Junior High music department will stage The Gypsy Troubadour in the Senior High School Auditorium Friday evening. The operetta follows Nikoli son of the gypsy ruler who studies in an American university and aims to be a poet. Clare Clayton longs to marry wealth and a poet while Rosita, a gypsy maiden, loves Nikoli. Vario Todoro and Maria are among the many characters. Miss Pearl Miller directs with Mrs Esther Schriber assisting.
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Central Junior High School
Nikoli
Clare Clayton
Rosita
Vario
Todoro
Maria
Miss Pearl Miller
Esther Schriber
Ace High Club Entertained at Miss Greer’s Home
Miss Dorothy Lee Greer entertained the Ace High Bridge Club at 809 Taylor Street Thursday evening. Present were Misses Mary Kathryn Utterback Ted Bautista Ora Frazer Estelle Baine Billie Phillips and Mesdames Brock C M Montgomery and the hostess. High score went to Miss Utterback. A Valentine colored course was served. Mrs J M Winchester and children Bess Bob and Bill returned from Clayton after visiting Dr Winchester. Energetic Sewing Club to be entertained at Mrs Jim Hudson’s home 831 Virginia Street Tuesday at 2 30 PM.
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Dorothy Lee Greer
Ace High Bridge Club
Taylor Street
Mary Kathryn Utterback
Ted Bautista
Ora Frazer
Estelle Baine
Billie Phillips
Mesdames Brock
C. M. Montgomery
Valentine
Jim Hudson
Virginia Street
Linen Shower Honors Mrs Ed Milburn
Mrs Ed Milburn formerly Miss Maxine Fletcher was guest of honor at a linen shower hosted by Mrs O D Newell at 1307 Parker Street. The event featured a mime by Roberta Newell, a reading by Frances Nell Moore, a pink and green refreshments table, and a three tier wedding cake with guests listed.
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Ed Milburn
Maxine Fletcher
O. D. Newell
Parker Street
T. Cline
E. Rose
J. C. McDaniels
Minnie Leeper
T. W. Capps
Dorothy Sverdloff
Winifred Fletcher
Roberta Newell
Lindy Lou Club Elects Officers and Activities
The Lindy Lou Club elected Mrs. Ralph Orsburn as president at a home meeting with new members joining. Mrs. R. R. Spangler became secretary treasurer and reporter. outgoing officers were Mrs. Cora Wills and Mrs. Daugherty.
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Ralph Orsburn
Bill Daugherty
Pierce Street
R. R. Spangler
Cora Wills
Daugherty
Orsburn
Gene Chapman
Kentucky Street
Federation To Have Important Meeting
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs schedules a 9:30 a.m. meeting at the First Christian Church parlors with annual reports and officer elections. A noon covered dish luncheon will follow as state federation year books are distributed and members vote on a cash offer for federation furniture.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
The
First Christian Church
W. M. McCarty
State Federation
Federation
Short Story Class To Be Held Tuesday
The first in a series of short story writing classes will meet Tuesday at 3 PM at 1409 Madison Street hosted by Panhandle Pen Women. Lois McCormick will teach, inviting interested writers to attend the event.
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Panhandle Pen Women
J. W. Cheney
Madison Street
Panhandle Pen
Lois McCormick
Country Club Dance Tonight At Ama rilo Clubhouse
The Amario Country Club hosts a regular dance tonight from 9:30 to 12:30 at the clubhouse. Members may bring local couples as guests. Music will be provided by Bob Mueller's orchestra.
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Amarilo Country Club
Bob Mueller
Patrons Club to Honor A C Gridders at Amarillo Banquet
The Patrons Club of Amarillo College will host a banquet in the Fellowship Hall of Central Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 6 pm to honor the Badger football team and coach Frank Kim Brough. Speakers include club members, Coach Kim Brough, Amarillo business leaders, and players. Plate cost is 50 cents. Reservations through Mrs. R J Parsons or Mrs. Frank Storm.
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Badger
Frank Kimbrough
Amarillo College
Central Presbyterian Church
Kimbrough
Amarillo
Friends of the
Badgers
R. J. Parsons
Frank Storm
Funeral held for Mrs Gatewood at Central Presbyterian
Last rites for Mrs Martha C Gatewood 89 were held at 10 this morning at Central Presbyterian Church with Dr R Thom son officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery with Blackburn Shaw directing. She died Saturday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Herman Kerr’s home at 1312 Tyler Street.
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Martha C., Gatewood
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Llano Cemetery
Blackburn- Shaw
Gatewood
Herman Kerr
Tyler Street
Jailer Humiliates Youth in Chicago Jail Skirmish
Jailer Gib Landis was injured by a Chicago youth held for a sanity hearing after the youth fought to escape from a solitary cell. Landis sustained two badly blackened eyes and scratches on the face and neck from the Friday and Saturday encounters.
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Gib Landis
Chicago
Otters Plan Rites For Club Opening
The Order of Otters, a fraternal society for young men, will hold a housewarming Tuesday night to open its new club rooms on the Palo Duro Hotel fifth floor. The entire floor will serve as club rooms, says president Elmer Frede. Special entertainment is planned with Mike Collins and 150 members attending.
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Order of Otters
Palo Duro Hotel
Elmer Frede
Mike Collins
Poll Tax Payment Coming In Slowly
Potter County voters lag on 1935 poll tax payments says Miss Jewell Davidson county tax collector. Only three days left to pay the poll tax enabling voting in city and repeal elections this year. January 31 is final day to pay 1934 taxes on real estate personal property without penalty.
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Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Miss Davidson
Jury Frees Bill Sickles in Panhandle Murder Trial
Panhandle native W L Bill Sickles is acquitted after a 40 hour jury deliberation over a November farm beating that left W E Wright dead from head injuries in Amarillo hospital. Sickles claimed self defense with a walking cane and his Amarillo attorney FE T Dusty Miller handled the defense.
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Panhandle
W. L. Bill Sickles
Sickles
W. E. Wright
City Water Meter
Wright
Amarillo
FE. T
Dusty) Miller
Fischer Writes In Magazine
Jack Fischer, once an Amarilloan, now an Oxford Rhodes Scholar, spent weeks in the Saar and contributed an article to The Nation’s current issue.
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Fischer
Jack Fischer
A Baby For You Promise in Kansas City Ad
A personal appeal from Mrs. Mildred Owens invites those denied a baby to write for a home method claiming to help others achieve pregnancy. The hopeful message cites Owens’ 15 year experience and promises happiness to many who tried the method.
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Mildred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Better Home Cough Syrup From Pine Resin Mix
An old home remedy for severe coughs describes a syrup of two cups sugar and one cup water, plus 21% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle. The product claim touts quick relief, germ-laden phlegm loosening, and throat membrane healing, with a money back guarantee.
Allred Grants First Clemency To Convict Porter Emerson
Governor Allred issues first clemency to Porter Emerson serving seven year murder sentence. Emerson in Falls County convicted September 1932. furlough for 90 days starting February 1 to receive treatment for a broken hip at a veterans hospital.
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Austin
Allred
Porter Emerson
Veterans’ Hospital
Emerson
Falls County
Kennedy Held On Drunk Driving Charge In Birmingham Street Incident
County authorities detained L. D. Kennedy about 35 on a drunk driving charge filed in Justice of the Peace Charlie Carder’s court. Police Captain Clark Cain said Kennedy drove an automobile on Birmingham Street while intoxicated yesterday.
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L. D. Kennedy
Justice of the Peace
Charlie Carder
Clark Cain
Kennedy
Birmingham Street
Lee Whitcher Rites Planned After Albuquerque Death
Lee B. Whitcher World War veteran and former Amarillo radio entertainer known as The Sunshine Man died Saturday in a government hospital in Albuquerque New Mexico. His funeral is set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with burial there. He played piano and accordion and hosted local radio shows. Survivors include his widow and two sisters Mrs Vi Jacobs Peoria Illinois and Mrs Alderman Wyoming TM.
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Lee B. Whitcher
Amarillo
Government Hospital
Albuquerque
N. M
Boxwell Brothers
Whitcher
Albuqy
Vi Jacobs
Peoria
Ilis
Alderman
Wyoming
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Clayton
J. M. Winchester
Bess
Bob
Bill
Troy
CENA
Junior Philharmonic Group No
Margaret Pennock
van Buren Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Red Room
Amarillo Hotel
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Lloyd Snyder
Sam Houston P. T. A
West
Ninth Avenue
Carpenters Hall
Progressive Speakers Club
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Amarillo Country Club
Needle Club
Ray C. Johnson
Hughes Street
la Costura Club
M. C. Hancock
Bonham Street
Daughters of the King
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Bible Club
H. M. Martin
Louisiana Street
el Martes Sewing Club
W. T. Williford
E. M. Benesch
J. H. Reeves
Harrison Street
Pla-Mor
B. Abramson
West Tenth Avenue
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
W. A. Holden
Amama
First Baptist Church
J. A. Hazlewood
Washington Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Unity Study Club
Beryl Needle Club
G. K. Weaver
East
Thirteenth Avenue
W. M
Line Avenue Baptist Church
S. A. Tibbets
Energetic Sewing Club
Lindy Lou Club
Woman's Club
Paris
East Thirteenth Avenue
A. C. Shaw
Weaver
New York Society
Mrs. Allston Boyer
A. C. Gridders
Mrs. Gatewood
Hazlewood
Methodist W. M
Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street
District Missionary Institute
Woman's Missionary Society of the
A. Tibbets
Great Britain
Harold McCracken
Prescott Halsey
F. F. Peters
Frazier Forman Peters
Betes
Eat
Tobacco Company
Sar Ee Wa Ee
Tomrright
Reynolis Toba
Winston Selem
Otters
Bill Sickles
Louis Bayard
U Tae
Schilling
Lee Whitcher
Mays
Funny Girl
B.O
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