Five Best Features On Air Wednesday
Five best radio features listed with times and sponsors for WEAF NBC WOR CBS networks. Programs include Bourbon's Concert Orchestra at 6 30 CST Hank Simmons Show Boat drama The Girl From Texas at 7 00 CST Kremlin Echoes Russian music at 7 30 CST Columbia University Glee Club and The Continentals Modern Music at 9 00 CST.
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United Press
WEAF
NBC
Bourbon
WOR
CBS
Hank Simmons
Texas
Kremlin
Columbia University Glee Club
WJZ
The
Continentals
Bids Sought for Airway Beacon Beacons Across Kansas
E. W. Libby of the U S Department of Commerce announced bids on ten revolving electric beacons to mark the Wichita Kansas to Waynoka Oklahoma cross continental air route Amarillo is a principal stop. Beacons will be 10 miles apart with one at an intermediate field. Bids due by March 25 in Washington plans and specs sent for $10 deposit.
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Wichita
Sas
Waynoka
Oklahoma
Amarillo
E. W. Libby
U. S. Department of Commerce Division of Supplies
Division of Supplies
Washington
Last Day Set for City Taxes Due April 1 1928
City tax collector Miss Liza Witt warns taxes for 1928 must be paid by April 1 or incur a delinquency charge of 1 and six percent interest. Statements have been mailed to all assessed taxpayers. fewer than 3,000 poll taxes paid so far. Around 8,000 women will be able to vote, bringing the total potential city election voters to about 6,000.
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Liza Witt
Mexican boys find body of man in river
Mexican boys swimming in the Rio Grande located the body of an American man about 50 years old roughly 800 yards below the international bridge. He appeared lifeless for a month or more and death cause could not be determined. The body was buried by Mexican officials on the Mexican side.
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United Press
del Rio
Foreign War Vets to Meet Tonight at 8
John B. Golding Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting at 8 oclock tonight in the American Legion home. The auxiliary also meets at the same time. Full attendance is desired by both organizations.
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John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
W. L. Ottinger
Noted Member of Launch Club Is Dead
Commodore Henry Falk 51 a retired Houston cotton man and famed speedboat enthusiast died after a short illness. A charter member of the Houston Launch Club he led the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association as president in 1996 and oversaw the 1927 regatta here as a driving force. He also served as a director of the National Outdoor Motor Association.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Commodore Henry Falk
Commodore Falk
Old Houston Launch Club
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
National Outdoor Motor Associa
Paris Spring Clothes Emphasize Femininity
Paris fashion reports show spring garments leaning toward softer lines and feminine silhouettes. Designers present dresses and suits featuring delicate fabrics, flowing shapes, and pastel palettes aimed at modern women seeking elegance.
Miss Kenah World Record Holder Boat Owner Falk
Commodore Falk owned the Miss Kenah which held the world record in her class for a 7 mile course.
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Tion
Falk
Frederick Delzell Undergoes Major Operation
Frederic Delzell son of Mr and Mrs J M Delzell underwent a major operation at St Anthony hospital yesterday morning He recently returned from France where he studied piano in Paris and Berlin He was resting well this morning reports from attending physicians say
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Frederic Delzell
J. M. Delzell
St. Anthony Hospital
France
Paris
Berlin
Curtis Arrives in Miami for Visit at Las ker Home
Vice President Charles Curtis arrived in Miami to spend several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lasker. G. E. Mason of the Phillips Petroleum Company is planting 200 acres of wheat four miles south of Bushland.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Charles Curtis
A. D. Lasker
G. E. Mason
Phillips Petroleum Company
Spring Fashion Promotes Delicate Feminine Styles
The piece highlights spring and summer dress trends featuring diaphanous materials like mousline de soie georgette and crepe de chine. It notes long coats in georgette or crepe de chine, satin, lunasol or taffeta evening wear, printed georgette rivals for daytime frocks, and bright short jackets in green, red, and orange worn with tennis or jersey outfits.
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Cannes
Sunday School Center Reports New Home Department Inauguration
At the Social center building about forty to fifty people attended as reports from various committees were given. A Home Department was inaugurated to provide classes for the sick and others unable to attend regular services on Sunday morning. G H McKinney was elected second assistant superintendent. Plans were laid for a joint Sunday school meeting on Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Assistant teachers named include Miss Clara Currie Mrs F M Bralley Mrs H P Wetzel and Mrs Otto Eckert. The meeting adjourned at 8 30 with refreshments served.
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G. H. McKinney
Clara Currie
F. M. Bralley
H. P. Wetzel
Otto Eckert
Pieriar Junio Cab With Miss Currie
The Pierian Juno elyoy sweet Thursday spelbekyurs Jess Currie at her home 2116 Van Buren Street at 3 o clock instead of with Mrs Parker Prouty as previously announced.
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the Pierian
Juno Elyoy
Spelbekyurs
Jess Currie
van Buren Street
Parker Prouty
Teachers and officers in monthly church meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the teachers and officers of the First Christian church was held last night.
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The
First Christian Church
Harmony Club Meets at Mrs McAlpine Home
Mrs James Wise and Mrs Lester Blakemore hosted a Harmony club meeting yesterday at 1315 Jackson Street. Programs under director Mrs R C Martini featured compositions by Mrs H H A Beach, with songs by Mrs Jack Houser and performances by Mrs Walter Fuerman.
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James Wise
Lester Blakemore
Harmony Club
R. H. McAlpine
Jackson Street
H. H. A. Beach
R. C. Martini
Jack Houser
Walter Fuerman
N. D. Bartlett
R. A. Duncan
Senior Girls To Be Honored With Reception
In observation of National Business and Professional Women's Club week the local unit will host a reception at the Women's Club rooms this evening at 8. Honor guests are the high school senior girls with Mrs Vera Laird Mrs Hallie Harper and Miss Jewell Baer serving as hostesses. Three minute talks include National Business and Professional Women's Club Work by Mrs Kaye Gordon and Business Ethics and Dress by Miss Grace.
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Vera Laird
Hallie Harper
Jewell Baer
National Business and Professional Women's Club
Kaye Gordon
Reading and studio events in Webster Miss McClurkan featured
A list of participants includes Miss Mattea McClurkin, Miss Kene Dunecan, Mrs. Jack Eldridge, Miss Cora Astle, and Mrs. Mildred Buthker performing in readings and studio pieces. A social hour followed the program. Collier and Mrs oC escorted visitors home after weeks in Fort Worth Dallas and Weatherford.
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