Society activities fill Wednesday schedule in Amarillo
Local social items list church meetings at St. Pauls San Jacinto and First Christian centers. Elks dance under 21 club at Elks Home with Red Devils band. Kathryn Barlow to return from Our Lady of the Lake. Bride elect Katie McCravey honored with a miscellaneous shower. Mizpah club to meet. Library Board to convene. Frederic Delzell recital tonight at Amarillo College of Music. Visiting Hudspeths attend Canyon events and UT graduation. Miss Eulalia Berg celebrated amid an engagement announcement party.
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St. Paul’s Missionary Society
San Jacinto Methodist Missionary Society
Amaryllis Club
Paul Hess
David Dammier
First Christian Church
Circle Five
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
T. B. Jones
St. Andrew's Episcopal Woman’s Auxiliary
E. C. Seaman
Tyler Street
Kathryn Barlow
Our Lady of the Lake College, San Antonio
Katie McCravey
Helen Collins
E. M. Ratcliff
Alabama Avenue
San Jacinto
Maxine Ratcliff
Betty Louise Ward
Misses Addie Whitcomb
Ruby Kirk
Irene Neely
Irene Hohler
Lucy Belle Baker
Fannie McCravey
Marcella Carl
Laura Willis
Florence Moore
Winie Grounds
Pauline Grounds
Edna Grounds
Zee Law
Annie Atkins
Inez Gibbs
Thelma Baker
Zelma Porter
Lil- Nen Constable
Mary
Frederic Delzell
Frederic Delzecil
Amarillo College of Music
Beck
Chopin
Grovies
Dubussy
Grieg
Hanssett
MacDowell
Felice Stinnett
Claude B. Hudspeth
el Paso
Elizabeth Hudspeth
Claudia Morris
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers
James O. Curtis
Polk Street
Hudspeth
Mary Hudspeth
Curtis
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amerilla Country Club
Miss Berg
Eulalia Berg
Robert Detten
John Detten
Lena Trexell
Liberty
Spencer
H. R. Pugh
Florida businesswoman bets on Amarillo future
Mrs. Gussie Tyler arrived from Palm Beach to Amarillo and opened a public stenographer office with Brymer and Atwood Realtors at 492 Polk Street. She aims to handle legal work and oil lease contracts and believes Amarillo offers a brighter outlook than Florida.
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Amarillo
Florida
Gussie Tyler
Palm Beach
Globe
Pampa Prepares Delegation for West Texas Convention
The Pampa chamber of commerce plans a large delegation to Amarillo for the West Texas convention. Secretary F P Reid reports arrangements with headquarters at Allen's Clothing store, signaling readiness for the trip and event coverage.
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Pampa
West Texas
San Antonio Sets High Hopes for 1927 C C Meet
San Antonio teams plan a bold push to win the 1927 CC meet, targeting June 21 to 23. A special Pullman train will transport the group, with the band joining for a dramatic citywide drive.
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San Antonio
C.C
Weat Teras Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock Girl to Be Crowned Queen at Matadors Pageant
Miss DAnn Sammons of Lubbock will be crowned queen of the Matadors at Texas Technological College in the first annual pageant. The four tableaux trace West Texas history from Spanish explorers to the modern West Texas Chamber of Commerce. The event was written and directed by Ruth Mirtle and Johnny Gilkerson, with music by Prof. W. R. Waghorne.
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Mrese
Lubbock
West Texas
Dann Sammons
Texas Technological College
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Mirtle
Johnny Gilkerson
W. R. Waghorne
Police recover two cars in two days near Amarillo
Police recovered two stolen vehicles in recent days. W. R. Browne's couch stolen near the Amarillo hotel May 28 was found in a garage rear on Tyler street between Second and Third. recovered by Petrolmian Stanberry and in comparatively good condition. Judge Hal C. Randolph's touring car was found seven miles southwest of Amarillo stripped of tires and motometer.
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W. R. Browne
Amarillo Hotel
Tyler Street
Stanberry
Hal C. Randolph
Amarillo
Fort Elliott forties marked by big Mobeetie rally anniversary
Mobeetie plans a large celebration on the old Fort Elliott grounds for the fifty first anniversary of the fort with an all day picnic barbecue races ball game and other features on Thursday and Friday. The two day event aims to draw a big crowd while the fort’s frontier era history is celebrated. The Associated Press reports Pars June 1 the International woman suffrage alliance voted 123 to 49 to deny membership to the national woman’s party of America.
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Mobeetie
Fort Elliott
Plains Country
Associated Press
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
National Woman’s Party of America
Alliance
Presbyterians Reach Ruling in Baltimore Assembly
In Baltimore on May 31 the Presbyterian general assembly adjourned after a tense session marked by heated exchanges. A fundamentalist victory secured a rule rotating board memberships, a minority report by Rev Mark A Matthews of Seattle was presented but not adopted.
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Haltimore
Hwiners
Entennia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Boarden
Nev
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Man on bond after liquor charge in Amarillo cafe
Earl Jackson of Panhandle was released on $1,500 bond after being arrested with Cecil Doyle for intoxication and carrying concealed weapons in Amarillo. Deputies Townes and Sloane found them in a city cafe with a confiscated car, a pint and a half of whiskey. Doyle remains in custody for investigation.
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Earl Jackson
Panhandle
Cecil Doyle
Townes and Sloane
Amarillo
Justice of Peace
Jackson
Doyle
Missing Spanish Officers in Morocco Believed Victims of Typhus
French Morocco May report says medical authorities believe Spanish officers captured by Abd el Krim died from typhus after an outbreak among prisoners in winter. French prisoners had prepared and taken precautions to resist.
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Associated Press
Fez
French Morocco
Abd-el-Krim
Approval of Rock Island Route Expected Here Soon
Approval of the Rock Island route between Amarillo and Liberal is expected late this week as C. A. Morse and C. L. Fritch arrive from Chicago to inspect the line laid out by the in-field engineering corps. A. B. Stinnett awaited a Chicago message confirming the officials were en route.
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Rock Island
Amarillo
Liberal
C. A. Morse
C. L. Fritch
Chicago
Stinnett
Perceval Gibbons Dies at 47 in Guernsey
London reports Perceval Gibbons novelist and short story writer died at Guernsey Channel Islands aged 47.
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The
Associated Press
London
Woman Recovers After Six Bottles of Pinkham Remedies
Mrs. Belle Thompson of Hosssville Georgia describes four years of insomnia and poor appetite. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports better sleep and renewed energy. She praises Sanative Wash as more effective than prior treatments and urges others to try the remedies.
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Belle Thompson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Mas
Buss
R. 2
Hossville, Georgia
Lydia
Pinkham
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Rosa Haworth
Marcelist
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Poston
Big Fort Elliott
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