Hopeh Province of North China Slightly Larger Than England
The one province of Hopeh also known as Chihli in North China is described as being somewhat larger than England in area.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
10
The one province of Hopeh also known as Chihli in North China is described as being somewhat larger than England in area.
Amarillo notes from the Herring Hotel events to a June 14 bridge tournament at the Elks Club. Members urged to attend, with beauty salon details and numerous local residents and new arrivals in town.
Judge Joseph Call ruled that nudist colony photographs decorated with black patches are not more corrupting than usual beach scenes. Harold Wenzler, who showed the pictures to lure patrons, was acquitted. The ruling cites beach attire as a counterexample to indecency while noting a public morals standard.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Paul H. Streit of Hot Springs Ark visit their uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. A J Streit and cousin Ann Streit. Lt. Col. Streit has been transferred to San Francisco.
Mr and Mrs Toby Waggoner announce a son William Windsor born May 31, exactly one year after Waggoner's West Texas State College degree. Mrs H J Howard report daughter Molly Ramona born last week at St Anthony's Hospital. Roy Robert is son of Mr and Mrs R A Armitage Vega born last week at St Anthony's Hospital. Charlie Neal born last week at Northwest Texas Hospital to Mr and Mrs C E Mosier. Margaret Ann named daughter of Mr and Mrs D R Marcom born last Thursday at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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