Revolt Not Affects Airway Plan For Mexico City Flight
Pan American Airways reaffirms Mexico City to Brownsville air mail service with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh making the inaugural round trip. Lindbergh will depart Mexico City at 8 a.m. Saturday and land in Brownsville around 1 p.m. The return flight is scheduled for Sunday.
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United Press
Brownsville
Tex
Mar
Mexico
Pan-American Airways
Mexico City
Chamber of Commerce
Pan- American Airways
Charles A. Lindbergh
Work Started On New Oglethorpe Stadium
Work on the first section of the $500 000 concrete stadium at Oglethorpe University is set to begin in early spring after President Tornwell Jacobs announced financing arrangements. The initial section will seat 10 000 to 15 000 and cost about $50 000, with ready use expected for next football season.
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International News Service
Atlanta
Oglethorpe University
Tornwell Jacobs
Amarillo College Adds Steno and Secretarial Students
Miss Billie Moore entered Amarillo Business College for a stenographic course. Miss Veneta Dunlap of Amherst joined the college for a secretarial program. Mr and Mrs Dave Lindsay announce a baby boy born March 1. Mr. and Mrs M M Wadsworth announce a baby boy Bishop Henry born March 2. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Seymour announce another item from 1517 East Sixth Street.
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Billie Moore
Amarillo
Women’s Missionary Society Plans Business Session
The San Jacinto Methodist church group will hold a business meeting as part of the Society’s activities. Birth announced of a baby boy named Robert Lee on March 2. Local residents Tommie Jones, Frank Shaller, Burl Cavens, and others are noted for attending the cattlemen’s convention or pursuing studies at Amarillo Business College.
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Robert Lee
Tommie Jones
Tudie Ferguson
Amarillo
Pampa
Ross M. Lambdin
Muleshoe
Church gathering urged by president for 2:30 afternoon
The president calls for a full attendance at the church service this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, urging members to attend.
Esther McCrory Chapter Dinner Postponed
The Esther McCrory Chapter of the D A R postpones its Capitol Hotel dinner indefinitely due to the death of Mr P H Landergin. The event was to be held this evening.
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Esther McCrory
Esther McGrory
Capitol Hotel
P. H. Landergin
Amarillo P T A Elects New Nominating Committee
Amarillo Council of Parent-Teacher Associations elected a nominating committee led by Buchanan P T A chairman W A McIntosh with several members from local PTAs. The group will oversee exhibits of fine paintings and pottery at the Capitol hotel. A May address by Mrs Ireth Cain on juvenile protection is planned. Membership reported at 125.
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Amarillo Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Clyde Bassett
Buchanan P.T. A
W. A. McIntosh
Ben Henson
Margaret Willis
PT. A
C. J. Leveritt
Tyler PT. A
W. T. Goss
P.T. A
Mra
Tom Williams
Annie T. McDonald
The
Capitol Ho
Ire
Executive Board Holds Meeting for National Business Week
The Business and Professional Women's club executive board met at Miss Kathryn Metcalf's home to plan National Business Women's Week activities. Attendees included Mrs. H. Middaugh Mrs. T. Gordon Mrs. Gertrude Foraker Mrs. J. HW Chandler Mrs. Mildred Mel Swain and Mrs. Frankie Gober. Also noted are Mrs. Bob Greene returning from a visit to Oklahoma City and Mrs. Edith Bartles returning from Tulsa and other Oklahoma cities.
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Kathryn Metcalf
H. Middaugh
T. Te Gordon
Gertrude Foraker
J, HW
Chandler
Mildred Mel Swain
Frankie Gober
Bob Greene
Ong Street
Oklahoma City
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Oglethorpe Stadium
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Blackburn Ambulance
Gruen Watch Makers
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Esthone
Resolvest
Jeweusa
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C. H. Mason
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Tulsa
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