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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
3
A Wednesday evening farewell was hosted at the Amarillo greenhouse by new owner Mr and Mrs Ruthkin and staff. Families connected to the business attended a music filled event with games and refreshments. A flashlight photo captured the group as guests expressed regret at the couple's departure and wished them a pleasant vacation.
Mrs. J B Gilvin hosted the Taisez Vous club at 1500 Buchanan street entertaining with two tables of forty two and four of bridge. High scores went to Mrs. Gilvin and Mrs. Chase. Guests included Mesdames Greening Gilvin Vernon and others. An Amarillo Country club dance with Wichita Falls orchestra is planned for the weekend. Miss Kate Campbell of Georgetown Ohio visits Amarillo. The Grangers of Tulsa have moved to Amarillo and reside at 1904 Harrison street.
County superintendent Miss Laura V. Hamner urges all county students to transfer between districts by August 1 to keep records straight. Reading this note, relatives of Mr and Mrs G T Oliver are mentioned. Mamie Lee Oliver has returned from Austin to vacation with her parents at 1612 Polk Street.
Tucson dispatch reports Mexico may bar foreign big game hunters amid rising sentiment against outsiders. Ben Tinker, official guard of Mexican game, cites ruthlessness of some hunters and says officials plan to restrict cross border hunting, with a ten year closure already in place and new limits expected. Also notes train of travelers Dwight Newby and Jimmie Shelton family planning Yellowstone trip.
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