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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1924
Page
7
Local oil men predict the Panhandle will secure several refineries as the gas fields develop. They cite three reasons including lubricants rich crude, favorable location for economical processing, and heat considerations for long pipeline runs. A revival in trading is expected within thirty to ninety days.
Twenty five Globe carrier boys from Amarillo were hosted by L. D. Bowen at the Mission Theater Friday night. The group viewed the show Pied Piper Malone.
The Amarillo Eastern Star initiates at the Masonic Hall on March 25. The Woman's Club meets March 27 at 1010 Polk with Mrs. Nobles assisting and Mrs. Beverly leading the study. A full list of music memory contest prizes is released, with cash and issued items from local merchants. The Harmony and Philharmonic clubs will host concerts for the contest, with events planned for March 28 and April 4 at local venues.
Citizenship Training club meets Tuesday at 2006 Taylor Street to review Know Your Country. Wilson Parent-Teacher club holds a Tuesday afternoon meeting with a vocal solo and student thrift play plus a paper on child social development. Home Interests club gathers Friday at 3 PM with 1816 Taylor address. Business and Professional Women's club convenes Tuesday at 6 15 PM at the Amarillo hotel for dinner and a business session.
An Amarillo man, A. W. Ratcliff, challenges the open port law as unconstitutional after being convicted in Potter County. He received one year in the penitentiary for attacking a railroad guard during the 1922 strike and claims self defense.
Howard Pearson of Lubbock visited Amarillo yesterday, reporting his plans to tour local sights and meet residents during the trip.
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