Local residents on visits and hosting guests
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoppin and daughter Dorothy Agnes of 1700 Hughes Street left Saturday for Colorado. Miss Robbie Virginia Hickman returned to Clovis after visiting Miss Janice Mize and Mrs G E Jones. Mr and Mrs William Bruns of Austin are guests of Mr and Mrs O E Broome. Dorothy Ann Dooley returned from Fort Worth with Nancy Lee Muse. Mrs Temple Robinson and daughter Antonette returned from a month in Chicago and Kansas City. Miss Aileen Herndon hosted Miss Mary Catherine Fakes from Dallas. Mr and Mrs Buell Judd of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Earl Ince at 313 Alabama Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoppin
Dorothy Agnes
Hughes Street
Colorado
Robbie Virginia Hickman
Clovis
Janice Mize
G. E. Jones
Dorothy Ann Dooley
Fort Worth
Nancy Lee Muse
Temple Robinson
Antonette
Chicago
Kansas City
Aileen Herndon
West Eighteenth Avenue
Mary Catherine Fakes
Dallas
Buell Judd
Earl Ince
Alabama Street
County Atty Lets Potter County Drivers Avoid Load Fees
Potter County will not prosecute truck drivers on Highway No. 5 for overloading if the contractor hires Potter County men first. County Attorney Myers and county commissioners inspected the paving site north of the Canadian River and noted departures from state rules but said penalties will be waived for outsiders only if Potter trucks are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Rhea C. Myers
Canadian River
State Highway Department
Myers
Patterned Frock by Anne Adams at Amarillo Globe
The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept offers pattern 2176 by Anne Adams for sizes 14–20 and 32–42. The frock features a yoke with front tabs, a flared skirt, and a tailored effect suitable in silk or cotton. Catalogs with summer styles are advertised for 15 cents. pattern and catalog together 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 1
Th Street
New York City
Workers to wear badges and blow whistles
Readable text notes that workers will wear badges and blow whistles as part of their duties. The item emphasizes identification and signaling during operations.
Symphony Orchestra Association Elects Officers Tonight
The Philharmonia Music Club organized the Symphony Orchestra Association with Ellis B. Hall directing. Officers to be voted on were named by John K. Boyce Oscar Wise Glenn Nutt H A Shaw Mrs S E Fish Mrs George B Williams and Mrs R L McMeans. All interested are urged to attend the open meeting at 7 30 tonight in room 203 Herring Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Association
Herring Hotel
John K. Boyce
Oscar Wise
Glenn Nutt
H. A. Shaw
S. E. Fish
George 8. Williams
R. L. McMeans
Clvic
Philharmonia Music Club
Ellis B. Hall
Williams
Judd couple honored with bridge party at Ince home
Mrs. Buell Judd of Chicago honored at a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ince at 313 Alabama Street. High scores went to Mrs. Jim Grady and Mr. Judd, with Mrs. George Preston taking consolation. Attendees included the Judds, Grady, Preston, Royce Loving, Homes Steel, and Inces. Junior Department at San Jacinto Methodist plans open house tonight at 8. Mrs. R. F. Thomsen directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buell Judd
Chicago
Ill
Earl Ince
Alabama Street
Jim Grady
Judd
George Preston
Grady
Preston
Royce Loving
Homes Steel
Ince
San Jacinto Methodist Church
R. F. Thomsen
Community groups list social events and meetings
A dense social calendar lists events in Amarillo for tonight and Wednesday. Clubs include Philharmonic Symphony Association meetings at Herring Hotel, Open Forum Club, Masonic Temple, Merenda Bridge Club, Presbyterian Circle No 3, and West Amarillo Christian and First Baptist Church circles with various hosts and times. Health and Unity study sessions, radio reviews, and a Little Flower Guild gathering are also announced with locations on several streets.
Music Club year books distributed by Mrs Martini
New year books for the Philhar monic Club are off the press and are being distributed by Mrs. R. C. Martini at 1306 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club
Philharmonic Club
R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
Digs In as Bonus Army Bodies Stay Put Until Winter
The bonus expeditionary force encamped veterans said they would remain at their current site through next winter. Ranks showed little interest in politics as regimental bands improved quarters. Leaders were split over a potential third party movement with Commander-in-Chief Waters opposing it and supported by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Waters
Pickle Demonstration At Carson County Club
How to make bigger and better cucumber pickles will be demonstrated Monday at the Liberty Club House in Carson County under Miss Zetha McInnis home industry specialist of Texas A and M. Two representatives from each Potter County farm club join Carson County club women for the all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Club
Carson County
Zetha McInnis
Texas A. & M
Potter County
Carson County Club
McWilliams Declared Insane Yet Not Responsible for Slaying Major Curtis
William F. McWilliams aged 40, World War veteran, was declared insane by a county court jury and absolved of legal responsibility for the death of Major T. B. Curtis. Curtis was fatally shot and A. W. Turner wounded while McWilliams was being taken to the veterans hospital in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
William F. McWilliams
T. B. Curtis
Curtis
A. W. Turner
McWilliams
Veterans’ Hospital
Waco
Banking Agents in Burger Fine Plea
The Texas Supreme Court granted a writ of habeas corpus for Wilbur J. Hill assistant special liquidating agent with the state department of banking. Hill was held in contempt and fined $15 for late appearance in a Borger State Bank liquidation case. bail set at $200 pending the writ hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill and Beverage
E. J. Pickens
84Th District Court
Hughes Named Texas Member Of National Convention Platform Committee
Maury Hughes of Dallas was named the Texas member of the National Convention Platform Committee by Jed C. Adams and Jouett Shouse. Confirmation by the Texas delegation is expected later. Carter ranked second in the poll but declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Maury Hughes
Texas
Jed C. Adams
Democraic
Jouett Shouse
National Democratic Executive Committee
Adams
Hughes
Carter
Supreme Court Upholds Stephens County Contract
The state Supreme Court sustained Stephens County's contract for architect services for a new courthouse and jail. The court ruled that skilled work need not be let to the lowest bidder, stating that bidding to the lowest price could force acceptance of incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
State Supreme Court
Stephens County
Funeral of Col. William E. Welsh in Arlington
Col. William E. Welsh chief of staff of the second division Fort Sam Houston Texas died at Walter Reed Hospital and will be buried today in Arlington National Cemetery. A Japanese wedding ritual involves passing a cup of wine between the couple eighteen times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Washington
William E. Welsh
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Walter Reed Hospital
Arlington National Cemetery
East Texas independents oppose lower oil well limit
East Texas operators vow to resist reducing the allowable oil output per well below 50 barrels daily. Carl Estes, publisher, says telegrams will rally locals and special Pullmans will take them to the Railroad Commission hearing in Austin next week. He accuses majors of draining stocks to ease Wall Street obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Estes
Rotary International Studies Service Work
Rotary International considers community service and professional standards as key goals at its 23rd annual convention in Seattle. A message from founder Paul P. Harris was heard, with Sydney W. Pascall, president of London, describing Rotary as a rallying center for diverse community elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Rotary International
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Rotary
Sydney W. Pascall
London
City Jail Cleared As Fumigation Ends Overnight
Amarillo city jail stood bare after the transfer of R. R. Steddem alias Paul Owens to the county jail on forgery charges. With no inmates remaining, the facility was undergoing fumigation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Hubbard
Amarillo
R. R. Steddem
Paul Owens
Steddem
Health conferences draw rising school attendance
Attendance at health conferences held at Tyler School, McKinley School, and Wolflin School is rising, per Dr. Benjamin M. Primer, health unit director. One home in Amarillo remains under quarantine for scarlet fever but is expected to be released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M. Primer
Tyler School
McKinley School
Wolflin School
Amarillo
Police Guard Meadow Country Club Against Acid Plot
National Open security was tightened as 40 officers patrolled Meadow Country Club in New York. The club blocked pari mutuel machines after threats by a Boston gambling syndicate via two men named Smith and O Neill to destroy greens with acid unless allowed operations on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Smith
Boston
Milton Hertz
Hertz
O'Neill
O’neill
Amarillo Protest Seeks Change in Grain Rate Hearing
The Amarillo traffic division of the Chamber of Commerce files a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking reconsideration of an order that requires Amarillo interests to travel to Los Angeles for grain rate testimony. The hearing covers grain rates from Texas Panhandle points to Arizona and California, with Amarillo witnesses seeking a Fort Worth venue for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amarillo
Los Angeles
General
Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas Panhandle
Arizona
California
Fort Worth
Truck Exchange Sponsors Dance At Painters Hall
More than 200 people attended a Southwestern Truck Exchange dance at Painters Hall last night. Trucks men and families enjoyed modern and square dancing with Patsy Berry, a professional tap dancer, performing several numbers. Short talks by candidates preceded the music by the Amarillo Night Birds, with program work done by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Truck Exchange
Painters’ Hall
Patsy Berry
Ray Rucker
Amarillo Night Birds
Two Good Will Parties Set To Depart Wednesday
Two goodwill trade parties will depart Anarius on Wednesday. One group will travel to the North Plains, the other to the South Plains, visiting towns along the Fort Worth Denver line to Childress and back via Silverton, Turkey, Plainview and Tulsa. Jim H. Florey will lead the northern delegation with no full roster announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anarius
North Plains
South Plains
Mason King
Bill Beechler
Ed Hardin
E. M. Blackburn
Fort Worth
Denver
Childress
Silverton
Turkey
Plainview
Tulsa
Jim H. Florey
North
Meet to Hear Fight Before Legion Meeting
The Sharkey Schmel ing bout will be broadcast at 7 30 Amarillo time before the regular American Legion and Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Home tonight. Meetings start at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Guild
M. L. McClaren
Little Flower Mission Guild
Washington Street
Sharkey-Schmeling
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Home
Floyd Sloan
Amarillo
Nadinda Cream Promises Clearer Skin Overnight
Advert says Nadinda cream banishes blackheads pimples freckles and blotches with a nightly application. Claims quick, fragrant white cream restores youthful texture smoothness and ivory white complexion with large pores closed and a money back guarantee.
Royalty Interest Suit Filed in Austin Court
A suit filed in 126th district court seeks to recover unpaid oil royalties due to the state school fund. Named defendants include L. Powell of San Saba and major oil firms Continental Oil and Humble Oil and Refining Company. Disposition could affect many similar cases, per the attorney general's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A.a.sult
126Th District Court
Card of Thanks for Grief and Support
The Thompson family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and flowers shown during the illness and death of beloved wife and mother. R W Thompson and Family Geo D Thompson thank the community for sympathy and support. Water meter readers were mistaken for burglars by Marysville citizens, prompting a change in policy or caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Thompson
R. W. Thompson
Geo. D. Thompson
Marysville, Mo
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William Bruns of
O. E. Broome
West Twentieth Avenue
The
Amarillo Globe Daily Pattern
Ont
Symphony Orchestra Association
Mrs. Judd
Open Forum
Herring
Masonic Temple
Merenda Bridge Club
E. A. Hudson
West Thirteenth Avenue
Central Presbyterian Church
H. H. Nye
Madison Street
Polk Street Methodist
W. M
West Amarillo
First Baptist Church
J. T. Russell
Buchanan Street
Otho Farrell
Fairmont Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
DR. Green
Geraldine Green
West Texas State Teachers College
Open Forum Club
America
Kotex
U. S. Pat
Ote
Kotex Company
Burger Fine
Solon
Logan
Senate
Hoover
Watson
Andrew Mellon
Japan
Rotary International Studies
Randal’s
Wernett’s Labs
St. Va
Eph
Sunny South
Zemo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Cardus
DEUG
Harding Ranch
J. Levy
Mer
Polk
Kay Francis
Roland Young
Matinees
Zrialto
Paris
Thomas Rourke
Tallulah Bankhead
Paramount
Chas, Bickford
Ralph Forbes
Paul Lukas
Leslie Fenton
Our Gang
Warner Baxter
Tonie
Gary Cooper
Panocrat
Astounding
Sr Vciea
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