Pen Women Plan Tri State Fair Entries and Poetry Day
Panhandle Pen Women vote to encourage members to enter Tri-State Fair literary contests with extra prizes for first premium winners. The group held a mid summer meeting at Mrs. Mildred J. Cheney’s home and judged Poetry Day entries with first through third honors awarded to Mrs. Mary Miller Beard, Mrs. C May Cohen, and Mrs. Mabel Law Fish.
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Panhandle Pen Women
Pen
Mildred J. Cheney
Madison Street
Lucia Trent
Ralph Cheyney
Mary Miller Beard
C. May Cohen
Mabel
Isabel Waller
Mabel Mims
Miss Waller
Annie Dyer Nunn
Fish
Hamner
Rainbow Girls to Meet Tonight at Masonic Temple
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a meeting at the Masonic Temple tonight at 7 30 in the evening. Separate note mentions ants observed to be involved in setting broken legs of injured companions with a plaster-like method.
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Rainbow
Order of Rainbow For
Masonic Temple
Order of Rainbow
Gore
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Paul Gore
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Community club notices and engagements in town
A roundup of social club meetings and events at churches and homes, including the Order of Rainbow for Girls at Sonic Temple and various gatherings at Central Presbyterian Fellowship Hall Ellwood Park and other venues. Also announces the engagement of Mildred Huckeby to C Lee Copeland and the birth of Della Janelle Bassett.
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Charles E. Huckeby
Bowie Street
Mildred Huckeby
C. Lee Copeland
Open Forum Club Hears Talk by Mrs Fischer
Mrs J 8 Fischer the principal speaker at the Open Forum Club meeting at Mrs J H Chandler home spoke on Europe’s political and economic conditions. She attended a Parliament session where Winston Churchill spoke and compared English Parliament to US Congress.
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J. 8
United States
Fischer
England
France
Germany
Jean Chandler
Utah Copper press pushes Siberian mines into background
World famous engineers and John M. Carmody, a member of the federal mediation board, declare Utah Copper Company open cut operations more interesting than the famed Siberian mines. The comment suggests Utah's mining panorama surpasses Siberia in significance.
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Siberia
Salt Lake City
Utah Copper Company
John M. Carmody
Federal Mediation Board
Commencement Held for Ophelia Chavous in Muddy Ill
A district school program at Muddy near Harrisburg honored Ophelia Chavous the sole graduate of Gardner School's class of 1935. The event featured a commencement address and selections by the school orchestra, marking a formal exercise for the student.
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Harrisburg, Ill
Muddy
Here
Ophelia Chavous
Gardner School
Federated Club Women Hear Talk By Carl Hinton
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs heard Amarillo Chamber of Commerce secretary Carl Hinton outline plans to entertain Confederate veterans September 3 6. A. E. Meyer spoke on the Philharmonic orchestra and Mrs J W Sanders sang. a UT film Romance of Texas History was shown with remarks by Mrs T G Hull. Luncheon followed and the federation executive met with Mrs Howard T Trigg presiding. The note ends with a nod to Tyrian purple dye from Mediterranean sea snail glands.
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Carl Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Christian Church
Hinton
A. E. Meyer
Philharmonic
Federated Club
J. W. Sanders
University of Texas
Texas
T. M. Caldwell
T .G. Hull
San Jacinto Battle Field
Howard T. Trigg
Will Harvest Record Crop in Texas Campaign
H H Williamson director of the Tex A and M College extension service announced a 60 day statewide campaign to harvest store and utilize a record feed crop that will provide an 18 month supply. The effort mobilizes 232 county agents and 155 organization agents to push farmers toward feeding and storing the record crop.
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Dallas
H. H. Williamson
M. College Extension Service
Williamson
Law Upset in Independence Meeting Arrest
John Thomas, a Black man, paid a police fine for seeking floor recognition at a Sunday school meeting. When refused the floor he drew a revolver from his pocket, triggering a law upset in Independence, Missouri.
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Independence
John Thomas
Thomas
Anvil blast kills Kansas bridge maker at independence celebration
O D Hubbard, 50, a bridge builder in Luray Kansas, died when anvil explosion misfired during a July Fourth celebration. A celebration was canceled. Separately, Stanford University held its first graduation in its football stadium after 44 years.
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Stanford University
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the Panhandle
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LEW Lehr i News
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Ellwood Park
Terra Blanca
W. M. WU
Workers Meeting
Bovina
Stitch and Chatter Club
Amarillo
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Maria
The
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Dodd
Ladies’ Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carriers
H. C. Lyle
Mississippi Street
Get-Together Club
B. M. Bruckner
East Twenty-third Avenue
Lindy Lou Club
Fred Schultz
Natonal Federation of Post Office Clerks
West Thirteenth Avenue
Janice Black
Plainview
Open Forum Club
Mrs. Fischer
Dumas
Alexandre Dumas
Monte Cristo
Robert Donat
Elissa Landi
Ife
Marmine
Kidskins
Lapins
Blue Foxes
America
Ginger
Por Perty
Jackie Sear
Katharine Alexand
Jane Withers
Paramount News
Roswell
Hollywood
Old Mexico
San Diego Catalina
Johnny
Wonder
Letter Fabrics
Comey
Borer Fabrics Testing Bureau
Federal Housing Administration
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