Llano Estacado DAR Hosts Flag Day Luncheon At Herring Hotel
Tomorrow the Llano Estacado chapter DAR holds a 1 PM patriotic luncheon at the Herring hotel in celebration of Flag Day with each member invited to bring a guest. Reservations due by Monday to Mrs. J. M. Williams. A brisk social calendar follows with Ride A Wee luncheon, Central Presbyterian orchestra, Fagg studios dancing, Alpha Delphians review, Needle Club, and other club meetings at listed times and locations.
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Llano Estacado
Herring Hotel
J. M. Williams
P. L. Bottoms
West Thirteenth Street
Central Presbyterian Orchestra
Fagg
Alpha Delphians
W. P. Strickland
The
Needle Club
R. C. Neely
van Buren Street
Amarillo Hotel
Canyon Girls Club
J. R. Crawford
Buchanan Street
U D C Delegates Return From Oklahoma Convention
Daughters of Confederate Veterans from Amarillo and other areas attended the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Oklahoma City. Brigadier General Robertson of Waco, the Civil War veteran, drew attention among delegates. A Colonial ball at the Capitol highlighted social events. Amarillo representatives praised the gathering as memorable.
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Daughters of Confederate Veterans
Oklahoma City
United Daughters of the Confederacy
G. M. Raucum
C. A. Hitchcock
Amarillo
Robertson
Waco
Capitol
Baucum
Hitchcock
Will A. Miller
Hutchins Recital Delights a Large Audience
One of the season’s most successful student recitals featured the piano pupils from the Minnie Hutchins School of Music. Held Friday evening at the Women’s club, the stage framed with flowers, the young musicians produced magic tones. A large crowd attended and rewarded the performers with flowers and candy prizes.
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Minnie Hutchins School of Music
Hall and Robert Axtell Return From New York Laurels
Hall and Robert Axtell who studied at the Institute of Musical Art in New York City returned home yesterday with further laurels in music. Hall studied under Herzog in New York and Robert refined violin skills with Louis Edlin of the New York Trio.
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Hall
Robert Axtell
Institute of Musical Art
New York City
Hall Axtell
Herzog
New York
Robert
Louis Edlin
Loyal to our U.S. A. I poem for Col. Charles A Lindberg
A commemorative verse praising Col. Charles A Lindberg as loyal devoted to the U.S. A. I. and benefactor to all, declaring him ever ready and renowned for kindness and courage. The piece names Cora J. Burberry in Amarillo and uses color-themed praise.
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Col
Charles A
Lindberg L
U.S. A
Herring Hotel Promises Elaborate DAR Social Event
The Herring hotel by Liana Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans a grand prom to mark Flag Day and honor the outgoing and incoming officers. A large turnout of members, guests, and prospective affiliates is expected.
Week End Party at Palo Duro Club
A Palo Duro club week end social drew several couples who traveled by car Saturday. Weather forced indoor adjustments but left the mood upbeat as chaperones Mrs. J M Neely and Mrs. R E Townsend oversaw the event. Attendees included Josephine Townsend Merle Neely Etoile Lumpkin Sidney Bridgeman Eleanor Gist Aubrey Lavery Simon Lumpkin Sam Lemons Faye O'Brien Arvis Killough.
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Palo Duro Club
J. M. Neely
Josephine Townsend
Merle Neely
Etoile Lumpkin
Sidney Bridgeman
Eleanor Gist
Aubrey Lavery
Simon Lumpkin
Sam Lemons
Faye O'Brien
Arvis Killough
Coolidge Welcomes International Soil Congress Delegates
President Coolidge in Washington on the eve of his Black Hills vacation welcomed 25 nations including Russia to the first International Soil Congress. Delegates will discuss soil fertility and barren land development for crop production over the coming week. He pledged government resources and urged cooperation to foster peace and mutual understanding through idea exchange.
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United Press
Washington
Black Hills
Coolidge
International Soil Congress
Russia
Congress
Frizzell Infant Dies At Family Home Here
Jacquelyn Marie Frizzell infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Frizzell died at 504 Jackson street at 11 oclock Sunday night Funeral services were at Griggs Funeral chapel at 11 this morning Burial followed in Llano cemetery
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Jacquelyn Marie
J. A. Frizzell
Jackson Street
Griggs
Llano Cemetery
Amarillo Flyers forming local flying club meeting
Amarillo organizes a local flying club to be named the Amarillo Bivins Flying Club. A meeting next Thursday at Cooper-Irvin Motor Co will formalize the group with Mayor Lee Bivins donating field and hangars. Morton Lambert and TH Turner announce a school and city flying field four miles north, with Turner as instructor.
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Amarillo
Cooper-Irvin Motor Company
Amarillo-Bivins Flying Club
Bivins
Morton Lambert
TH. W. Turner
Darrell Rascoe
Lee Bivins
W. C. Trvin
T. E B. Abbott
H. B. Dodge
T. Mahoney
Art Easton
Rex Stegall
J. Bivins
Ham Hamilton
Bob Straton
Bill Lampkin
Cal Farley
den Caldwell
Bill Burger
Henry Thompson
Ed Tracy
Elmer Lewis
Tex Thornton
H. Marts
Paul Gaither
C. C. Wills
Japan Education Dept Plans School Doll Fund Drive
Japan's department of education approves a plan to ask each student to donate fifty cents for dolls to be sent to American pupils. In return Japanese schools will receive doll gifts from U S students, signaling a cultural exchange.
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Japan
Department of Education
Barber Shops May Get Permit To Operate Now
The city health department has certificates and applications for barber and beauty shop operators. Jack Wyatt urges operators to secure their health permit from Dr. R. M. Walker in the Eberstadt building and then apply for the permit at the health and inspector's office in the municipal auditorium. The ordinance becomes effective today.
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City Health Department
Jack Wyatt
Wyatt
R. M. Walker
Eberstadt
Health and Inspector
Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle Boy Scouts Encampment Weather Fine
Amarillo parents can rest easy as the Panhandle Boy Scouts encampment at Camp William Warner faced rain and cold but remained satisfactory. Headquarters reports indicate the boys welfare is good and many inquiries have been received about their welfare.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
William Warner
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Ima Grant
Lillian Audra Hosman
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Polkot
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Rainbow Food
van Buren St
Cora J. Burberry
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Marcells
Eugene Round
Frederic Waves
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