Amarillo Women Host Social Events for Chamber Guests
Amarillo hosts a series of social duties during the West Texas chamber of commerce convention. Mrs. Ed W. Hardin organized breakfast at the Amarillo Country Club for senoritas and escorts with roses and dolls as favors. A 4 to 6 tea followed by an open house at the Municipal Auditorium showcased visiting officers' wives, with music by Morrison's Footwarmer's orchestra and Flower decorations, drawing about 500 guests. The Ohioans seven-piece orchestra plans to stay in town. The text also notes piano pupil recitals and local club meetings.
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Amarillo
Ed W. Hardin
West Texas
Amarillo Country Club
Harley Sadler
Hermon C. Pipkin
Frank Wolflin
Dick P. Seay
Chansler Weymouth
Dwight Newby
Morrison
Ardmore
Oklahoma
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Auditorium
Ray Wheatley
Charlie Fisk
Fol
10 Oclock Breakfast Opens Social Calendar Today
The second day of the West Texas chamber of commerce convention began at 10 AM with a breakfast honoring officers wives and prominent guests. Tables featured baskets of larkspur and roses, a central garden display, and a 10 piece orchestra played. Mrs E W Hardin, Mrs R Q Lee of Cleco, and Mrs Emma Mehalg of Austin spoke, followed by solos from Mrs T A Trusty and Miss Felice Stinnett. A closing dance was given by Sara Margaret and Jane Austin.
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Cerond
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Harley Sadler
E. W. Hardin
R. Q. Lee
Cleco
Emma Mehalg
Austin
T. A. Trusty
Tulsa
Felice Stinnett
Homer Wade
C. C. Goodwin
Sara Margaret
Jane Austin
Irishmen Parade Descends on Polk Street in Shamrock
About 200 Irishmen led by the chamber of commerce band marched through Polk street in Shamrock for about an hour early today. Delegation head Guy Hill, secretary of the chamber, rode front with all participants in white, green hats, and green sashes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Polk Street
Guy Hill
Jimmy Allred's Kitchen Band Tops Wichita Audience
The Kitchen band from Wichita led by Jimmy Allred earns loud cheers at the convention, praised for a perfect note and lively stage antics. Members improvise with two drummers on dish pans while brass bands challenge their sound. The group is on its second annual tour with fifty Charleston contests since arriving in Amarillo, following a Mineral Wells debut last year. Mrs. C. C. Gibson returns from California with sister Mrs. J. B. Hooker.
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Jimmy Allred
Wichita Falle
Wichita Falls
Amatilo
Mineral Wells
Miss Stockhaus Dies Near Canyon After Brief Illness
Judith Stockhaus aged 26 died at the family home eight miles southeast of Canyon at noon Sunday after a short illness. She leaves her parents C A and Mrs Stockhaus, a brother Frank, and sisters Dorothy Lois of Canyon and Mrs FE Westerlund of McKnob Illinois. Funeral at 10 Tuesday morning at the family home conducted by Rev M M Beavers. Burial in Dreamland cemetery directed by N B Griggs & Son. Dan Moody seeks governor’s office and praises labor unions dating to age 17 with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers membership.
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Judith Stockhaus
Canyon
C. A. Stockhaus
Frank
Dorothy
Lois
FE. Westerlund
McKnob
Illinois
Quaker Church
M. M. Beavers
The
Canyon Methodist Church
Dreamland Cemetery
N. 8. Griggs & Son
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RB. S. Thompson
John McKinley
Sreard
Frank Storm
L. A. Wells
Frank T. Collins
W. W. Flenniken
E. H. Reedy
W. B. Ponder
Walter Browne
Ted Neely
John Cowan
Lee Wolflin
Josephine Townsend
Margaret Chestnut
Margaret Collins
Anna Louise Boyce
Betty Gist
Flora Louise Exum
Eula Lee McKnight
Elizabeth Neely
Elizabeth Meyer
Simon Lumpkin
Louise
Adaline Trigg
Quanah
R. B. Masterson Jr
S. F. Newbold
G. J. Nunn
Hugh Umphres
Ohio
Ohioans
Paul Snowbarger
Obert Cook
Hippie Bennett
Orville Albright
Jack Ridings
Ewell Marshall
George A. Betterbaug
McDaniel
G. C. McDaniel
West Nineteenth Street
Shirley Cole
Rachel Caldwell
Cecile Mitchell
Clairene Myers
Beatrice Paschall
Peggy Mingo
Jimmie Lair
Amber Darnell
Ada Bess Johnson
Valerie Johnson
Marjorie Warren
Wilda Mitchell
G. G. McDaniel, Jr
Polk Stree Methodist
W. M.S
Polk Street Methodist Church
Bridge Club
A. J Taylor
Fifth Street
Roberts Place
Bonita
Masonic Hall
Seti Ae
Nee
Iain Tote Tee
Alem Etnueth
Wilhoit
Shamrock Storm
Wichita
Jaca
C. C. Gibson
California
J. B. Hooker
Evansville
Ilinois
Taylor Street
Bobolink
Miss Stockhaus
Near Canyon
Dan Moody
Taylor
International Brotherhood of Plectrical Workers
Pew
Bigelow
KOTEX
Bivins
West Tenth Street
Jobs
McKinnie & Co
Lac
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