Revival call echoes Panhandle church rally in Amarillo
An interdenominational Panhandle conference closed with a resolution urging an immediate revival campaign across Texas. Seven denominations attended with delegates from towns including Silverton Plainview Farwell Dalhart Perryton Wellington and Memphis. Speakers included Dr J N R Score and Judge E L Pitts as ministers and lay leaders gathered at Central Presbyterian and Polk Street churches for banquets and sessions.
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Panhandle Plains
J. N. R. Score
First Methodist Church
Fort Worth
E. L. Pitts
Lubbock County
Central Presbyterian Church
Judge Pitts
Pat Henry, Jr
Polk Street Methodist Church
Panhandle
Silverton
Plainview
Farwell
Dalhart
Perryton
Wellington
Memphis
R. N. Huckabee
San Jacinto
Santa Anna
Texas
Convention Briefs Cattle Raisers Badge Insignia Highlight 60th Year
Cattlemen at the Texas and Southwestern convention wear West Texas cowhide badges. The insignia features a Texas map with 60th annual convention Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Amarillo March 10 11 12 1936. Executive committee members wear yellow ribbons. others have brown calf skin. The message: wisdom from necessity, conquer for future Texas children, and a call to reach the 60 percent who do not attend church as part of the Centennial year.
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Texas
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Amarillo
Children of Texas
Local Lady Credits Gly-Cas Remedy For Recovery
Mrs. Joseph Krizon of Lark Texas says Gly-Cas cured her rheumatism swelling and stomach trouble after twenty years of failed treatments. She and her husband praise the remedy while the Gly-Cas Man explains its action at Fox Drug Co Amarillo. Gly-Cas costs $1 per box or six for $5 with money orders only.
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Joseph Krizon
Box
Lark
Texas
Fox Drug Co
No. 3
Oliver-Eakle
Amarillo
Mrs. Krizon
The
Last of Square Dances Tonight at Roseland Ballroom
The final of three nightly square dances concludes the Panhandle Livestock Association convention events at the Roseland Ballroom. The Arizona Cowboys provide music for the old-fashioned dance, with Jess Hill in charge of the dance party and Jack Roach chairing the convention entertainment committee.
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Roseland Ballroom
Panhandle Livestock Association
Arizona Cowboys
Jess Hill
Jack Roach
Market Destination Weights Demanded at Rail Shippers Meet
Stockmen seek to change weighing points to market destinations rather than at shipping points. They allege discriminatory tariffs and aim to facilitate rail shipments. Berkley Spiller of the Raisers' Association led the informal conference with ICC members and Western railway officials present.
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Southwestern
Berkley Spiller
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Sines Services To Be Conducted Here
The body of P. J. Jerry Sines oil man and drilling contractor who died Sunday in a Pecos hospital was sent here for burial after funeral services in Pecos. It will lie in state at Griggs Chapel until 10:30 tomorrow morning. Committal services will be at Memorial Park Cemetery by a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Survived by wife at 2037 Ong Street, son Louis at Oklahoma University, and several sisters in Virginia.
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P. J
Jerry) Sines
Pecos
Griggs Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetery
First Church of Christ
Lines
Panhandle
Ong Street
Louis
Oklahoma University
Virginia
Child Jane Bannister Heads for First Europe Trip
Seven year old Jane Bannister sails toward Europe as Ann Harding wins permission to take her out of state after a legal dispute with Harry Bannister. Harding seeks sole custody for travel while Bannister wants three weeks with the child. Kansas, a leading wheat state, ranks sixth in butter production.
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United Press
Hollywood
Calif
U.P
Jane Bannister
Ann Harding
Harry Bannister
Europe
Kansas
Committees Hold Meeting for Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Two committees formed by leading Southwest stockmen met to plan procedures for the upcoming Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention. The resolutions committee is led by H S McGill of Alice with members Fred A Hobart Jay Taylor Joseph M Reynolds L W Machemenl Fred Hassell and D H Snyder. The nominating committee is chaired by H L Kokernot of San Antonio with members J D Cage G R White F E Donegan Roy Parks and others. Reports will be delivered at the final convention Thursday morning.
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Southwest
H. 8S. McGill
Alice
H. L. Kokernot
San Antonio
McGill
Fred A. Hobart
Canadian
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
Joseph M. Reynolds
Fort Worth
L. W. Machemenl
Bellville
Fred Hassell
D. H. Snyder
Colorado City
J.D. Cage
G. R. White
Brady
F. FE. Donegan
Regi
Roy Parks
Midand
Am arillo Agency Receives Special Mention At 1935 Meeting
Am arillo agency of Great Southern Life Insurance Co earned a special mention for its sale record at the company’s annual meeting in the home office. OC F Collier, agency director, was notified by a special communication. E P Greenwood, company president, called 1935 the best of the past five years with signs of real estate and loan improvements.
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Amarillo
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
OC. F. Collier
Girl Scouts Observe 24th Anniversary Citywide Birthday Event
Girl Scouts will meet at Polk Street Methodist Church for a citywide celebration of the 24th anniversary of Girl Scouting in America. The event at Fellowship Hall includes games group singing troop song contests and surprise numbers with transportation provided for troops lacking rides.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Girl Scouting In
America
Juliette Low
Savannah
Warren Recovering From Car Injuries
Warren G B Warren of 414 East Tenth Avenue is recovering at Northwest Texas Hospital after a collision on East Tenth Avenue. The driver was Woodrow Oakley of 1904 South Arthur Street. A second pedestrian N L Lamar of 2408 West Sixteenth Avenue was treated after being struck on West Sixth Avenue by T S Dysart of 701 Bellview Street.
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G. B. Warren
East Tenth Avenue
Northwest, Texas Hospital
Warren
Woodrow Oakley
South Arthur Street
N. L. Lamar
West Sixteenth Avenue
West Sixth Avenue
T. S. Dysart
Bellview Street
Services Pending For Ervin Parker
Funeral arrangements are set for Ervin Henry Parker a 48 year old Snap On Tool salesman who died of pneumonia in a local hospital yesterday. He lived in Amarillo ten years and his home was at the Congress Hotel on East Sixth. Survivors include his wife Margaret Booker Parker and his sister Mrs Easing of Detroit Michigan. The body is at Griggs Chapel.
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Ervin Henry Parker
Detroit
Parker
Snap-On-Tool Company
Amarillo
Congress Hotel
East Sixth Avenue
Margaret Booker Parker
Easing
Mich
Griggs Chapel
Round-Up Dance Set by Amarillo Junior Welfare League
The Amarillo Junior Welfare League will sponsor a Round-Up Dance as a major feature of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Convention. The mezzanine floor at the Herring Hotel is reserved for the event tonight.
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Junior Welfare League
Amarillo
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Art L. Wagoner
Herring Hotel
Wagoner
William Q. Boyce
Julian Bivins
Wales Madden
H. K. Stanfield
Don Emery
Howard Puckett
John Clark Fain
James R. Tolbert
W. N. Cooper
T. G. Nichols
Louis K. Patton
Lawrence Hagg
Norwood West
B. M. Britain
J. R. T. Bassett
Misses Melba Pipkin
Betty Wooldridge
Amarillo High Band Delights with Near-Symphony Concert
Nearly 900 attendees at the Amarillo High School Band concert in the Municipal Auditorium heard classical and popular selections conducted by Oscar Wise. Soloists included harpists Margaret Wingate and Mrs. Ellis B. Hall, with Margaret Seibel on marimba. The program featured saxophone quartet, clarinet quintet, and a cornet trombone duet, ending with Alexanders Ragtime Band.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Oscar Wise
Margaret Wingate
Cavaliera Rusticana
Ellis B. Hall
Margaret Seibel
Polly
Irving Berlin
Alexander
Thomas Declines Presidential Candidacy Amid Investigation Request
Norman Thomas, former Socialist presidential candidate, asks Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge to probe a sheriff in Tampa for not serving subpoenas tied to the December fatal flogging. Thomas, in Austin for a lecture tour, says he will not run for president this summer.
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Austin
Norman Thomas
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Tampa
Thomas
Talmadge
Elk City Man William Francis Dies of Heart Attack
A 65 year old Elk City horse and mule dealer died Monday night from a heart attack. He was survived by his wife two brothers Frank Francis of Montgomery Alabama and Charles Francis of Stamford Texas and a sister Mrs J H Green of Tulsa. The death prompted a local resident to contact special Rock Island Railway agent R B Francis in Elk City.
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W. M. Prancis
R. B. Brancis
Rock Island Railway
Elk City
Oklo
Frank P. Francis
Montgomery
Ala
Charles M. Francis
Stamford
Tex
J. H. Green
Tulsa
Okla
Funeralminded Son Attends Mother's Service in Houston
Alvin A. Kanfhold a Phillips Petroleum office employee travels to Houston to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs. Dora Kanfhold of that city.
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Alvin A. Kanfhold
Phillips Petroleum Office
Houston
Dora Kanfhold
Adult Education Program Planned at Pleasant Valley
The Adult Education School of Pleasant Valley will present a program in the school auditorium Thursday at 8 o'clock. Ercell W. Brooks district supervisor of adult education and Carl G. Clifft county superintendent will speak. Music will be provided by the adult education classes. Public invited.
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Pleasant Valley
Ercell W. Brooks
Carl G. Clifft
Treasury receipts and outlays report for March 9
Treasury data show receipts of 19.9 million and expenditures of 43.6 million for March 9, leaving a net balance of 1.727 billion. Customs receipts for the month totaled 10.52 million. fiscal year receipts since July 1 reached 2.444 billion with 4.900 billion in outlays, including emergency spending of 2.257 billion. gross debt stood at 30.509 billion, down 2.635 million from the prior day. gold assets were 10.168 billion.
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Washington
the Treasury
Brown's remedy promises 20 minute relief for colds and hay fever
After years of research a brown bottle claims to provide 20 minute relief for head colds and hay fever. The ad persuades customers to buy Brown's and breathe freely within the 20 minute window with a price of one dollar and a money back guarantee offered by the seller.
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Brown's
Frank Stevens Rites Planned in Las Cruces
Burial services for Frank H. Stevens age 30 are set for Las Cruces New Mexico with wife Alma Roach too ill to attend at her Amarillo mother’s home. Stevens died Monday in a Tererro hospital from a fever contracted years ago while a mining engineer in Chile. Mrs Stevens is the daughter of Burton Roach former Potter County Sheriff now a ranch manager near Las Cruces.
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Frank H. Stevens
Las Cruces
N. M
Alma Roach
Amarillo
Stevens
Tererro
Chile
Burton Roach
Potter County
Notified of Husband's Death After Tragedy
A woman at 1905 Pierce Street learns of her husband's death just yesterday. A 15 month old child named Patricia Nell is with her mother in the home.
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Pierce Street
Stevens
Patricia Nell
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