Drill Team To Trinidad Heads For State Meet
Red Carnation Tidge Drill Team plans to travel to Trinidad next week to face five Colorado teams at the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen state meet. They recently won first place at the El Paso tri state convention with a 97 grade, the highest for the local group, and will compete with Houston and Tucson teams as the next convention city is Houston. Members listed include captain Mrs. Imogene Baggs and longtime leader Estelline Dixon along with Evelyn Gillette Dorothy Roush Louise Devine Lora Gatton Agnes Vance Marguerite Hamilton Pauline Ammons Della Robertson Lilly Dale Clark Osa Archibali Viola Webb Thelma Heath Mary Jane Hamilton Mayde Massey Stella Groves and Juanell Glenn with music by a member.
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L. 8
L. F
el Paso
Grou
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Ladies Society
Houston
Tucson
Ariz
Imogene Baggs
Estelline Dixon
Evelyn Gillette
Dorothy Roush
Louise Devine
Lora Gatton
Agnes Vance
Marguerite Hamilton
Pauline Ammons
Della Robertson
Lilly Dale Clark
Osa Archibali
Viola Webb
Thelma Heath
Mary Jane Hamilton
Mayde Massey
Stella Groves
Juanell Glenn
Grays Attend Funeral of L. C. Poteet
Mr and Mrs Joe Gray left last night to attend the funeral of L C Poteet in Rotan today. Poteet, 79, a pioneer farmer, was an uncle of Mr Gray. The article notes an oak apple as a growth around an insect egg that hatches into a grub leaving no hole until ready.
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Joe Gray
L. C. Poteet
Rotan
Mr. Poteet
Gray
Texas Attorney General race appeals for action over promises
A brief political message from Ady argues Texans should elect an attorney general who will act rather than overpromise. It stresses a preference for steady work and tangible results over rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ady
Boss of Jersey City 3 AS SERGEANT AT ARMS
A fragment notes a person described as boss of Jersey City holding the title Sergeant at Arms. The readable text hints at a political or municipal role without full context. No dates or affiliations are clearly legible.
J Wins First In Canned Foods Display
J W Johnson won first prize in the National Red and White display contest held during national Red and White canned foods week. He will receive a gold victory trophy for meritorious construction of his store display. The same trophy was won last year in Amarillo by Lee McGpadden, making Amarillo the trophy host for two consecutive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
Johnson
Amarillo
Lee McGpadden
Lost and Wanted Notices in Tack Letters Column
A collage of belated lost items and help-wanted pleas from Tack Letters. Residents seek callers for a brown silk glove near the Rule Building, a Boston Bulldog Rover Boy, a navy bolero jacket, and a Parker fountain pen. Job seekers ask for ranch, housework, hotel, or elder care work with references.
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Mary M. Robison
Tam
Clark
White House Camp
Cabin
Tack
Iam
North Fillmore St
Central Church Revival To End Sunday
The revival at Central Church of Christ ends Sunday night under minister Luther G. Roberts with Robert Jones of Wichita Falls conducting. Large crowds attend twice daily with services at 10 am and 8 15 pm. tonight's subject is Not Of Works. Public invitation extended.
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Central Church of Christ
Luther G. Roberts
Robert Jones
Wichita Falls
Rey. Jones
Relief Costs At New High
Washington June 10 Relief costs in April rose to 242,931,000 the highest since the Works Progress Administration began. About 20,000,000 persons one sixth received some form of aid as WPA earnings increased over March. WPA accounted for 139,209,000 with other aid totaling 103,722,000 including Civilian Conservation Corps and Farm Security Administration. Direct relief declined 13 percent from March while totals indicate aid given not need.
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Washington
U.P
Social Security Board
Works Progress Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Farm Security Administration
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Senate Appropriations Committee
Women Gather for Club Convention
Women from all business ranks attend the 19th annual Texas Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Fort Worth. Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas, Lolie Emory of El Paso, and Douglas T. Robinson of Houston spoke on the first program. Skits were staged by club members from Abilene Port Arthur Amarillo San Antonio Dallas Marshall San Angelo and Wichita Falls.
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Fort Worth
Texas
U.P
Texas Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
Lolie Emory
el Paso
Douglas T. Robinson
Houston
Abilene
Port Arthur
Amarillo
San Antonio
Marshall
San Angelo
Wichita Falls
Morgan Says His Opinion Worthless at Graduation Cloakroom
New York June 10 John Pierpont Morgan the international financier said his opinion on business and politics isnt worth damn after Cooper Union commencement exercises. He laughed and said he doesnt talk about those things and contrasted Henry Ford as a fellow who does. The report notes U S had only 17 ships in overseas trades at the start of World War I.
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New York
John Pierpont Morgan
Cooper Union
Polytechnic Institute
Abraham Lincoln
Morgan
Henry Ford
Ford
Henry
Bar Association Meets Tomorrow in Amarillo
The Amarillo Bar Association will host its regular meeting at 12 30 noon tomorrow at the Amarillo Hotel with Judge A Martin Judge J B Hickman and Judge Richard Critz as special guests. Senator Clint C Small, president of the association, will oversee the event with about 70 members expected.
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Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo Hotel
A. Martin
Richard Critz
Clint C. Small
The
Chalice of Antioch Might Visit New Orleans
Delegates to the Eighth National Eucharistic Congress in New Orleans may see the Chalice of Antioch. Negotiations are under way by Rev. Dr. Edward F. Murphy of Xavier University who helps bring the silver vessel to the event. Archaeologists say the chalice is the earliest known in Christendom, uncovered by Arabs in Antioch, Syria.
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New Orleans
U.P
Antioch
Edward F. Murphy
Xavier University
Syria
Christendom
Panhandle Pioneer W. J. McClain Dies At 67 At Home
W J McClain, 67, Panhandle pioneer, died at his home 1308 Madison Street. He lived in the Panhandle 36 years. Survivors include his wife, four children, siblings, and he was a First Baptist Church member. Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home to announce funeral arrangements.
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W. J. McClain
Panhandle
Madison Street
W. T. McClain
Amarillo
Oren G. McClain
Borger
C. D. Phillips
Hereford
Fred Harlan
Itasca
Emma McClain
Wildorado
Anna Gillespie
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Colorado
Ladies
Brotherhood of Locomotive Pires
Joe Grays
Poteet Funeral
Lewis M. Goodrich
State of
Jersey City
Frank Hague
National Committee
Hitler
CIO
Storm Center
Hague
Smith Forces
East
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Florida
Deal
N. J
Law
Journal Square
U. S
State Assembly
Lone Star Liquor Store
Om Post Office
Windsor
Kentucky
Kessler's
Cali
Quality Liquor Store
Capitol Liquor Store
POLK
Black God
Cream OF Kent
Century Club Minuet
Houte
California Wines
Ralph
Fillmore Street
Dial
Box 187
Pampa
Boston Bull
Monroe Street
Sam
Ima
Tal
Boys
Madie Beeman
Redding
North
Lincoln St
Fillmore St
North Johnson St
West Fourth Avenue
East Second Ave
West Tenth Ave
Tuck
Sti
Charles Holt
Fairmont St
Polk Street
Sane
Electrex
City Druc
Spalding
STAG
G. E
Bower Eese
Whittemores
Weil
Oper
Gillette
Air
Russia
Chamberlain
Central Church of Christ Revival
United States
Bayer
Bar Association
Talisman
Bainferend
Spicer 417
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