Country Club Committees Chosen for Coming Year
Amarillo Country Club president U N Olver named standing committees for the year ending next February. Directors FE W Hardin Z T Hoehn Frank M Butler John C Fain Wade Holman head committees with Holman leading the tournament and Hoehn the entertainment. Frank E Edwards greens Phil O Purdum tennis and swimming Mrs Jesse A Rogers heads the ladies golf with Mrs Norris Ewing and Mrs Jay Hall as members.
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U.N. Olver
Amarillo Country Club
FE. W. Hardin
Z. T. Hoehn
Frank M. Butler
John C. Fain
Wade Holman
Holman
Mr. Hoehn
Frank E. Edwards
Greens
Phil O. Purdum
Jesse A. Rogers
Norris Ewing
Jay Hall
Butler
B. M
Oil Firms Seek Tender Injunction At Beaumont Hearing
Federal Judge Randolph Bryant orders the federal tender board to Beaumont for 11 o clock Saturday hearing on injunction pleas by Fast Texas oil companies. F W Fischer of Tyler attended court and secured Judge Bryan signature to a likely injunction suit.
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Beaumont
Randolph Bryant
Federal Tender Board
Fast Texas
F. W. Fischer
Tyler
East Texas
Bryan
Fischer
U S Golf and Tennis Committee Appointments Noted
Britain, Beaumont Stinnett, Mr. Fain, Horace B. Gooch, Gil Wood, Benny Greenhill, Lawrence Hagg and Mr. Hoehn named to tournament committee with Mr. Holman. Paul Gore, Sam B. Vaughn, Ben Tolbert, EF L. Roberts, George May and Gene Kidd joined. Greens committee includes Don H. Culton and others. Tennis and swimming panel lists P. L. Reppert Horace M. Russell Charles A. Green with Mr. Purdum.
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Britain
Beaumont Stinnett
Mr. Fain
Horace B. Gooch
Gil Wood
Benny Greenhill
Lawrence Hagg
Mr. Hoehn
Mr. Holman
Paul Gore
Sam B. Vaughn
Ben Tolbert
EF. L. Roberts
George May
Gene Kidd
Don H. Culton
Gus 8
Leftwich
Mr. Edwards
P. L. Reppert
Horace M. Russell
Charles A. Green
Purdum
Business At New High Since 1952 Low
Dun and Bradstreet reports the current business upturn as the soundest revival since the 1932 depression low. It notes March weather and political uncertainty did not derail the expansion, with motor production rising and farm equipment output at strong pace, while cotton goods trade suffered from falling raw staple prices.
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New High
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Trade Review
Publi
Five Dionne Quintuplets Move Toward State Guardianship
Toronto March 15 the Dionne quintuplets on their way to becoming wards of the Ontario welfare minister under a third reading guardianship act. Oliva Dionne and Teo Kerwin visited parliament amid debate over strict guardianship and contractual powers while the guardians shielded from lawsuits and custody changes.
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Toronto
His Majesty the
Kine
David A Croll
Ontario
Mitchell F. Hepburn
Oliva Dionne
Teo Kerwin
Panhandle wood sought for Texas Centennial table display
H H Wright of Reagan High School Houston seeks native Panhandle wood for the Texas Centennial Table. He asks Boy Scouts county centennial groups and school units to cooperate by sending wood from historically significant trees from across Texas to create a multicolored inlaid map for the 1936 celebration.
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Houston
H. H. Wright
Carl Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Hinton
Wright
Reagan Senior High School
Spanish Prince Engaged to Bourbon Sicilies Princess
Prince Juan heir to the vacant Spanish throne reportedly engaged to Princess Maria Mercedes of Bourbon Sicily. A spokesman for former King Alfonso questioned the reports as lacking confirmation. Royalists in Paris and Il Messagero mention an imminent announcement.
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Juan
Maria Mercedes
Bourbon-Sicilie
Alfonso
Spain
Paris
Carlos
Louise
France
Duchess de Guise
Il Messagero
Reginald V. Holland Dies at 52 in Dallas
Reginald V. Holland, 52, secretary of Farm & Ranch Publishing Company and prominent Dallas figure, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home. Survived by widow Ethel Teague Holland, daughter Ann Katherine, his mother Mrs. Frank P. Holland Sr., three brothers Frank Jr, J P, M W, and sister Mrs. John Lancaster. Born in Austin, he served as secretary-treasurer for 30 years and was educated in Dallas public schools and at Texas A&M College.
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Dallas
Reginald V. Holland
Farm & Ranch Publishing Company
Holland
Col
Frank P. Holland
Farm & Ranch
Holland's
Ethel Teague Holland
Ann Katherine Holland
Frank P. Holland, Jr
J. P Holland
M. W. Holland
John Lancaster
Austin
Farm & Ranch Publishing
Texas A & M College
Tech Professor Describes Rare Davis Mountains Plant
Dr. R. A. Studhalter of Texas Technological College describes a newly found rare ruffle plant species in the Davis Mountains. The unique species appears in about six sites including Limpia Creek and pools in Aguja and Madera canyons. The plants resemble tiny green moss blobs in water but reveal delicate ruffles under magnification.
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Fort Davis
Davis Mountains
R. A. Studhalter
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Studhalter
Limpia Creek
Aguja
Madera
Hold Last Rites For Circus Giant Tartaglione
In Providence Rhode Island on March 15 Big Nick Tartaglione a 619 pound former vaudeville and sideshow exhibit was carried to his grave in St Francis Cemetery by a dozen pallbearers The giant's coffin required a removed window and pulleys to exit his home He died earlier this week at age 56.
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Providence
R. I
U.P
Big Nick” Tartaglione
St. Francis Cemetery
Tartaglione
CCC Headquar ters May Move to Temple or Waco
San Antonio March 15 A P A movement of the Civilian Conservation Corps west Texas headquarters was disclosed. Officials say the exact transfer date depends on securing adequate office space in Temple or Waco. Funeral services will be held at 10 A M tomorrow.
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San Antonio
West
Texas
Civilian Conservation Corps
Temple
Waco
Amarillo Hi Y Delegation Set for Lubbock Conference
Plans for a delegation of Amarillo Hi Y boys to attend the Older Boys Conference in Lubbock on March 23 24 and 25 are under way. Marvin Collie Amarillo High School student is president of the conference this year. Clifton Oliver of Amarillo is state congress president.
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Amarillo
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