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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1925
Page
3
Amarillo public schools will open Monday September 7 with pupil classification week August 31 to September 4 in both junior and senior high schools. Miss Elizabeth Nixson will guide junior high enrollment and C. M. Rogers will lead senior high classification.
Khiva Shrine patrol invites its Khiva Drum corps and band to a private party at Jack Hall’s ranch on Wednesday at 6 pm. Sixty to seventy couples expected. ice cream and watermelons served. baskets welcome. kids may attend.
W. C. G. Nelson of Sudan asserts all items are clearly trademarked as Mistletoe Icicles. He notes a shift in view from Amarillo to Sudan, claiming the region now holds West Texas’s best country.
Keefe Carter the Western amateur golf champion has accepted Golfer's magazine invitation to tour the United States and Canada with the nation’s top players. He is believed to be the youngest invited golfer. Dorset Carter, president of Pan-Tex Pipeline, was also invited. The group departs Chicago Wednesday morning.
J. B. Fridley, formerly of Miami Texas, assumes leadership of the Great West Mill and Elevator plant in Hereford and will oversee the Dawn Texas office as the fall grain crop looms large for Deal Smith county.
Members of the Security Benefit Association will gather at Woodmen's Hall Monday night at 8 o'clock for an evening program. The event features readings by Mrs. J M Davis and Miss Dorothy Yerbert, Hawaiian music by Moon Umphrey and Womack, and a social hour chaired by N S Griggs.
A friend in San Antonio wrote Charley Austin that he will attend the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention, signaling upcoming travel plans and regional business engagement.
Howard Ferguson predicts a wonderful dairy cattle exhibit at the Tri-State fair, emphasizing strong entries and local interest in the agricultural showcase.
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