MacDowell Boys Club Organized at Mrs West Home
The MacDowell Boys Club formed at Mrs M W West home 2204 Ong Street. Officers include Russell McKinley president Gerald Terry vice president Billy Mack West secretary Billy Stevens on treasurer. Music Club sponsors report enthusiasm and plans for next winter. Piano numbers were performed by John Branson Warren Daniel with Lanelie Ledbetter on accordion. Refreshments served to the youths and ladies listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Boys’ Club
M. W. West
Ong Street
MacDowell Music Club
Russell McKinley
Gerald Terry
Billy Mack West
Billy Stevenson
Mesdames P. L. Bottoms
Ledbetter
Marguerite McAdams
John Branson
Warren Daniel
Lanelie Ledbetter
Jerry Ratcliff
Dale Ledbetter
Hammond McAdams
Robbie Bennett
Mesdames Bottoms
McAdams
West
Pangles Honored on Silver Anniversary
A silver wedding anniversary shower celebrated Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pangle at their home Friday. Friends gathered as Mrs. Pangle returned from visiting Mrs. M. Spencer. Thomas Pangle played piano and guests reminisced about the couple’s 25 years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Pangle
Pangle
Guest Honored At Houston Bridge Party By Miss Ray
Miss Desmond Weatherford of Houston was thanked at a bridge party hosted by Miss Virginia Ray at Mrs. J. L. Scott home. High score went to Miss Ruth Hitchcock of Stratford, consolation to Miss Lemae Harris, and a guest prize to Miss Weatherford. Attendees included several local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond Weatherford
Houston
Virginia Ray
J. L. Scott
View Street
Ruth Hitchcock
Stratford
Lemae Harris
Miss Weatherford
Gladys Townes
Maxine Rhoads
Blacks Have Guest From Rochester New York
Mr and Mrs J P Black host Miss Miriam Kimble from Rochester New York as a guest in their home at 995 Sunset Terrace for a two week stay totaling 19 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Black
Sunset Terrace
Black
Miriam Kimble
Rochester
N. Y
Community event notices and club meetings list
Tuesday schedule for Amarillo groups includes ETN TONIGHT Mozart Society postponement and various social events at Filwood Park Monroe Street and local homes. Activities feature piano recital at Amarillo College of Music Auditorium, Circle No 1 social at Mrs J Briscoe, and multiple Bible clubs, sewing clubs, and East ern Star initiation across city venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Club
F. W. Cargill
Summit
Baptist Church
Third Avenue
Lamar Street
Mrs May Broaddus Honored At Washington Street Party
A bridge party at Mrs J R Roddy's home 1614 Washington Street honored Mrs May Broaddus. Rooms were decorated with garden flowers and a floral punch bowl display. Prizes went to Mrs Gertrude Reese Mrs Harold Jones and Waymouth Jayson. Attendees included Waymouth Jayson Harold Jones Rutherford Edwards Richard Apperton Robert King Gertrude Peters Mar Broaddus J R Roddy and H P Loverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Broaddus
J. R. Roddy
Washington Street
Gertrude Reese
Harold Jones
Waymouth Jayson
Messrs
Salt Lake City
Rutherford L. Edwards
Richard E. Apperton
Robert P
Davis couple wed as Katie Lea Jessee and Jarrell Eubank
Katie Lea Jessee daughter of Mr and Mrs C N Jessee and Jarrell Eubank son of Mr and Mrs R L Eubank were married Saturday afternoon in Davis. The couple will reside at 908 Kentucky Street. Miss Nellie Erhard will present piano pupils in recital at Amarillo College of Music tonight at 8 o clock.
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Nellie Erhard
Amarillo College of Music Aditorium
Katie Lea Jessee
Jarrell Eubank
Davis
Eubank
C. N. Jessee
East Ninth Avenue
Amarillo
R. L. Eubank
Pleasant Valley
The
Plains Chevrolet Company
Kentucky Street
Amarillo College of Music
Fern Seeliger
Gage
Okla
Helen Strite
Clarence Bassett
Billy Newman
Wilbur Bassett
Pat Newman
Beverly Jeanne Triplett
Phyllis Evans
Viola Bicksel
Joyee Rodgers
Janice Rodgers
Engagement Announced for Miss Jacqueline Wells
Mrs. Blanche F Brown of Dallas and Los Angeles announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Jacqueline Wells to Walter B Brooks II of Baltimore Md at a reception at Mrs Reese Allen's Electra home. Brooks is grandson of Mrs E T Stotesbury of Philadelphia and was to accompany Wells to Texas but business prevented his immediate trip. Wells has ties to Amarillo including visits with relatives and a previous appearance at Paramount Theater. Pink and rose dominated Paris ball costumes tonight with society attendees in vivid gowns. Ice cream social and club meetings are planned at local churches and groups tonight and tomorrow. A trash fire at 1621 Buchanan Street caused no damage.
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Jacqueline Wells
Blanche F. Brown
Dallas
Los Angeles
Walter B. Brooks, II
Baltimore
Reese
Allen
Electra
Brooks
Lionel Atwill
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Miss Wells
Texas
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Allen
Florence Ortman
Amarillo
Constance Ferguson
Paramount Theater
Strange links of the Wilks cause kinks
Detroit reports a comical tangle as Anthony Wilk and Frank Wilk, born in Poland, unknowingly marry Catherine and Victoria Wilk, sisters who are not related to the men. The two couples share a home and soon welcome a daughter each, provoking a curt family quip: We wont name them alike.
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Detroit
Anthony Wilk
Frank Wilk
Poland
Frank
Anthony
Wilk
Catherine
Victoria
Catherine Wilk
Potter County to Pay Warrants Up To C-250 This Week
Treasurer Hubert Cole announced plans to pay warrants issued up to series C-250 this week. He said authority from the commissioners court is awaited, and warrants up to C-1900 are already being paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Hubert Cole
Commissioner's Court
Cole
Quiet Sunday in Amarillo Narrows City Calm
Amarillo police report a tranquil Sunday with no murders, burglaries, violations, or arrests including drunkenness. Desk Sergeant Elmer Green provided the update noting the absence of incidents on a day of unusually low activity.
First Wheat Sold In Hemphill County Canadian
The first wheat load in Canadian arrived via Henry Jahnel yarded for Liske Grain Company. Jahnel's land lies in eastern Hemphill County and he averaged 14 bushels per acre, higher than the county forecast of seven to eight. The initial shipment weighed 61 pounds per bushel and sold at 80 cents. A separate note in London reports a Pearl Congress mass meeting urging government action to curb armaments.
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Henry Jahnel
Liske Grain Company
London
National Pearl Congress
Dionne Quintuplets Names Assigned in Wisconsin
Five kittens born here to Sally a Persian cat owned by Clara Gregorske on the first birthday of the Dionne quintuplets of Callander Ontario were named Yvonne Cecile Annette Emilie and Marie in Kenosha Wisconsin. Little Rock Ark July 14 The supreme court denied a rehearing on the sales tax ruling keeping the two percent levy in effect.
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Kenosha
Wis
U.P
Sally
Clara Gregorske
Callander
Ontario
Canada
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Emilie
Marie
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Snowball Fight Grounds Honolulu Parade Ground
In Honolulu on July 1 soldiers staged a snowball fight despite a booklet claiming perpetual summer. A large refrigerator thaw dumped 40 barrels of snow on Fort Armstrong parade ground, sparking hours of combat before the sun melted the snow and soldiers cooled off with a swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Army
Fort Armstrong
Train record set in 1905 still unmatched near Ada
A New York to Chicago Pennsyl vania limited in 1905 covered a three mile stretch near Ada in eight seconds at 127.1 mph. The coal burning locomotive weighed 315 600 pounds with four 6 inch driving wheels and four cars. Revival services at Fifth Avenue and Louisiana Street will continue this week led by Rev. Elmer Jackson and R. R. Robinson.
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Ada
New York-Chicago
Indiana
Fifth Avenue
Louisiana Street
Elmer Jackson
R. R. Robinson
Potter County Automobile Sales Climb in 1935
Potter County sales of new motor cars rose through the first half of 1935 while other areas declined. June registrations totaled 233, up 3A from May’s 195. First six months reached 1,232, higher than 1944’s 1,028 and 1993’s 570. Of 233 registrations, 191 were passenger cars and 42 were commercial vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Talpa man jailed 10 years for May murder
A jury in Brownwood after 44 hours of deliberation sentenced Stanley Wood of Talpa to 10 years in prison for the murder of Coleman County rancher Fred Brown near Talpa on May 3. Wood claimed self defense.
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Brownwood
Stanley Wood
Talpa
Fred. Brown
Coleman County
Wood
District Attorney Hazlewood Heads to Lake City for Vacation
District Attorney Grady Hazlewood will depart tomorrow for Lake City Cole for a weeklong mountain vacation. He is expected to return refreshed to continue office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hazlewood
Lake City
Cole
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Pangles
Mozart Society
Open Forum Club
Filwood Park
Grace Foreman
Monroe Street
Berean Class of
Amarillo Christian Church
Fd Pierce
First Christian Church
Security Benefit Association
Carpenter’s Hall
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Canary Bird Club
C. H. van Fleet
Gable Street
L. R. Vaughan
Prospect Street
Martes Sewing Club
W. T. Williford
Taylor Street
Roy Curtis
Bellview Street
H. C. McFarland
West Floventa Avenue
Forest Hill
Butterfly Club
Jim Fowler
North Johnson Street
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Unity Study Club
Scofield Bible Class
Herring Hotel
Mrs
Katie Lea Jesse
A. B.C
American Business Club
Blackstone
Mardowell Club
Mozar Society
RB V Blackwell
Harrison Street
Paris
Reginald Fellowes
Princess de Beauvau-Craon
Colloredo - Mansfield
Schiaparelli
Circle No. 1
J. B. Briscoe
Crockett Street
Woman's Council
Womans Council of the
West Amarillo Christian Church
Beryl Needle Club
C R. Beckwith
Williams Street
Buchanan Street
Central Fire Station
Prateh
Carl Hubbell
N.Y
Myj
George Barker
Sam Howard
cCaunt Murberll
Bill Mehlhorn
Amarilloans
Treasury
Washington
Hemphill County
der Fooler
Hitler
Nice
France
Rod Reynalde Toh
Potter
Charles L. €Admus
Trenton
New Jersey
Pierce
Susan Vilas
George M. Lott, SR
R. J. Reynolds Tobaglo CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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