College culture and value in a Christian college
Mrs. Tom Williams, president of the Council of Mothers of the Amarillo PTA, speaks for Methodist College on the role of a Christian college in Amarillo. She argues it inspires high school students to finish school, pursue college, and develop culture while shaping minds through informed thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wutems
Council of Mothers of the
Parent- Teacher Association of the
Amarillo
Methodist College
Goldsmith
Amarillo College
Mrs Walter Fisher Hosts Kill Kare Klub Event
Mrs Walter Fisher entertained the Kill Kare Klub at her home with St Patrick themed greens. Bridge winner was Bert Schaffer and second was Ladan Wright. Flo Edwards of Fort Worth attended as guest.
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Bert, Schaffer
Ladan Wright
F. EB. Ravey
Dick Floyd
5. C. Calleghan
FP. E. Ravey
Murry Watts
Florence Edwards
Fort Worth
Texas
M. D. Oliver
Roy Autrey
A. E. Gustafson
Frank Howard
Bert Schaffer
Lucen Wright
W. R Moody
Mrs Sid Bridgeman Hosts Merry Rompers Party
Mrs Sid Bridgeman entertained the Merry Rompers Bridge Club at 513 Prospect Street on Wednesday afternoon. Decorations in green evoked St Patrick’s Day while bridge games produced high score for Mrs Frenz Dyche and a special prize for Mrs J H Mehen. Guests included Mrs J H Mehen and others listed.
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Sut Bridgeman
Merry Rompers Bridge Club
Prospect Street
Frenz Dyche
Fmang
J. H. Mehen
Graduate Nurses to Hold Regular Luncheon
The graduate nurses will host their monthly luncheon Saturday at 1 15 at the Capitol hotel. All members are urged to attend this affair.
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Capitol Hotel
Lois Needle Club Entertained At Home
Members of the Lois Needle club were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. C. Neudigate and Mrs. A Walker at the home of Mrs. Edward Hurt, 205 Alabama street. Green St Patrick's motifs predominated the decorations as guests gathered for fancy needlework followed by refreshments.
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Lois Needle Club
J. C. Neudigate
A. Walker
Edward Hurt
Alabama Street
Green
Charity Ball At Amarillo Athletic Club This Evening
A large crowd of dance lovers is expected at the Charity ball held this evening by the Amarillo DeMolay chapter at the Amarillo Athletic club. The pre Easter social event supports the Lion's Club crippled children’s fund.
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Amarillo Athletic Club
Amarillo DeMolay
Lion's Club Crippled Children's Fund
Political Science Group of A A U W to Meet Tomorrow
The Political Science group of the American Association of University Women will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Mary Margaret Cafeteria. Mrs. Harry E. Crume will lead a discussion on "The Cause and Cure for War." All members and prospective joiners are invited.
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American Association of University Women
Mary Margaret
Harry E. Crume
Westway Club Hosts Game Tournament Afternoon
The Westway Club of the Woman's Benefit Association will entertain with a game tournament tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock in the Wood Men's Hall. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. H. A. Hagerman at 9302. The public is invited to attend.
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Westway Club
Woman's Benefit Association
Woodmen’s Hall
H. A. Hagerman
Executive Board With Miss Utterback
The executive committee of the Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church will hold the monthly business meeting Monday evening at 7:30 at Miss Reba Utterback's home 605 N Taylor Street. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church
Reba Utterback
N. Taylor Street
Catholic Ladies Food Sale Planned at Piggly Wiggly
The Catholic church ladies announce a food sale tomorrow at the Piggly Wiggly on Polk Street to raise funds.
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The
Catholic Church
Polk Street
Birth at St Anthony Hospital and local notices
Mr and Mrs Markey announce the birth of a baby girl on February 11 weighing 5 1 2 pounds. Both mother and child are doing well at St Anthony hospital. Willie Pearson of Wilmar returned today from Clarendon after attending an Eastern Star meeting last night. Mrs H E Wheelock returned early this week from Lubbock to visit her mother. Mrs Woods, mother of Mrs W T Benson, has returned home.
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Markey
Lucerne Apartments
St. Anthony Hospital
Willie Pearson
Wilmar's
Clarendon
Eastern Star
H. E. Wheelock
Lubbock
Woods
W. T. Benson
Kansas City Man Dies in San Antonio at 78
H D Lee of Kansas City, head of the H D Lee Mercantile company, died in San Antonio after an operation. He was 78. Born 1849 in West Randolph Vermont, Lee built a fortune through oil, retail and milling ventures and chaired early wholesale grocers leadership. He leaves several nieces and nephews including Miss Kate M Lee and Charles A Lee.
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Hy United Press
San Antonio
Tex
H. D. Lee
Kansas City
H. D. Lee Mercantile Company
California
Lee
West Randolph
Vermont
Galion
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Connecticut
Mercantile Company
Lee Hardware Company
H. PD. Lee Flour Mills Company
Kansas Ice and Storage Company
United States
American Tobacco Company
E. J. Bughee
Turnbridge
Harry Fairbanks
Waterbury
Faulkner Hill
New York City
Nellie D. Lee
Kate M. Lee
Missouri
William H. Clark
Watertown
Massachusetts
Walter. J. Clark
Charles A. Lee
Salina
Kansas
Texhoma Visit and Westward Travel Notices
Texhoma residents visit with daughter before heading to California. Mr and Mrs A Tolliers of New York City arrive in Amarillo for a stay with Mr and Mrs Morton Lambert and Mr and Mrs Martin Jarett. John McGee, in San Angelo on business, expected back by Saturday. Horace Russell and sister Mrs Woodburn and his daughter Julia Margaret plan return from Baltimore after nine weeks in hospital. C C Gordon and wife depart for Denver to visit their son.
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Texhoma
A. Tolliers
New York City
Amarillo
Morton Lambert
Martin Jarett
California
John McGee
San Angelo
Charlies Lester
J. C. Penney Company
Horace Russell
Woodburn
Julia Margaret
Baltimore
C. C. Gordon
Denver
Colorado
Minnesota Delegates Pledge to Gov. Smith at Meet
Minnesota's 24 Democratic delegates were pledged in a unit to Gov. Al Smith of New York, to vote for him until nomination or release. One delegate urged a looser pledge after backed vocal opposition at the state convention. Resolutions attacked the Republican graft charge and the Fordney McCumber tariff act, and criticized the Nicaraguan policy.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
al Smith
New York
Smith
Slot Machines Spread in Chicago as City Debates Prohibition
Indignation grows as slot machines appear in drug stores candy shops pool halls barber shops and cigar stores after Judge Sullivan lifts an injunction. Businesses defend devices as amusement while police warn they are gambling. Children gamble for trade checks as officials struggle to curb the spread.
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International News Service
Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Catholic Priest and Civilian Captured in Lagunilla Clash
Catholic priest Albino Cardenas and civilian Mauricio Martinez were captured when federal forces dispersed insurgents at Lagunilla. Dispatches note seditious propaganda found on them. four insurgents were killed in a separate engagement under General Avila Camacho.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Albino Cardenas
Mauricio Martinez
Lagunilla
Avila Camacho
Police vow action after slot machine dispute surface
Chief Michael Hughes says he will launch a crackdown on slot machines after a suspect admits the machine owner takes a cut. The man claims 40 percent of intake goes to the outfit, which he refuses to name, while authorities push shop owners to remove the devices.
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Michael Hughes
New MEL LO GLO Face Powder Promises Longevity
Bridges Drug Company markets MEL LO GLO a soft colorful French process face powder. It claims long wear and superior beautifying quality without shine or dry pores, appealing to consumers seeking a fresh look.
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Bridges Drug Company
Youth admits placing blasting powder in house blast
Earl Jones, 19, admitted placing blasting powder under a home where his mother and younger brother were killed and three others were injured in an explosion. Sheriff Mass announced the confession after Jones acknowledged purchasing the explosive material yesterday.
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Portland
Ore
Earl Jones
Sheriff Mass
Suspect Denies Planting Explosive at Airport
Report says a boy denied planting the device at the airport while investigators focus on a line of inquiry after discovering he bought blasting powder likely used to clear road stumps.
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Eft Shaebacil
Col Lindbergh Surprises N Y With Visit
The Associated Press reports Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in New York today on a surprise visit. He departed Washington without notice, briefly stopped at Logan Field Baltimore, left his plane at Curtiss Field Long Island, and was en route to New York in a waiting automobile when his arrival became known.
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Associated
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Logan Field
Baltimore
Curtiss Field
Long Island
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Tom Williams
Walter Fisher
Kill Kare Klub
Sid Bridgeman
Political Science Group
Miss Utterback
Norida
Ae Drug
Amarillo Hotel
Boulder
Henry Russell
Tacumcari
New Mexico
Beulah Baird
Taylor Street
Jimmie LeNeveu
Ruth Hutton
Russell and Cockrell’s
S. & H. Green
Golden Gate
Jacquard
the Postoffice
Martex
Col. Lindbergh
N. Y
Jerusalem
Narizon
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