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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
13
Local warning urging immediate payment of school taxes to avoid penalties. George M. Waddell announces Monday is the last day to pay without extra costs at the courthouse office. He notes many confuse school tax with city state and county taxes and cautions delinquent lists will be prepared after tomorrow.
The Amarillo high school senior class has chosen Vivian Adams as historian George Ray as poet Louise Palmer as songs Hoyt Boles as will and Regene Gilvin as prophecy after a nominating committee report in a Thursday meeting.
Thomas Cook is named a defendant in a suit by Security National Bank against the Investment Trust Co. of Wichita Falls to collect a $10,000 promissory note due February 19, 1923. Indorsers H. E. Byrne and E. E. Mooney are listed, with the plaintiff alleging Byrne plans to shield a creditor.
The Pan handle Photographers association will meet in Amarillo with Gray Photo company hosting. Claude O Gray, VP of Gray Photo, was elected president at the Florida convention held last Wednesday and Thursday.
The Randall County association of Ex-Students of West Texas State Teachers College will hold a Festival Box Supper at the college building on April 5 to benefit Mary KE Hudspeth Hall. Mrs. M R Ward, a former student, heads the arrangements.
W. A. Kemp, 56, was instantly killed when a boiler exploded near Vernon on Wednesday during drilling at a well site. Local authorities investigated the accidental blast.
Ten members of the lodge plan a tomorrow night debate at the W. O. W. hall on the question should Congress pass uniform marriage and divorce laws. Judge Henry S. Bishop and F. W. Zimmerman speak for, Attorney Lloyd Fletcher and O. D. Short oppose. Judge Sam B. Motlow presides with judges Mrs. J. I. Kendrick Mrs. R. B. Masterson Jr. P. F. Sapp C. G. Clayton W. A. Palmer. Twenty minutes per speaker plus a musical program. Event under the Security Benefit association.
Fifty three Rotarians will depart Amarillo Tuesday night in two Pullman cars for Wichita Falls to attend the Texas Rotarians convention. The group aims to promote Amarillo and Rotary heavily and will return Friday night at 10 30 instead of Saturday noon. Official delegates include Dr. Rk. FP. Parcells J. H. Paul Ross D. Rogers and J. L. Nunn.
Various short items report residents visiting Amarillo and other towns, including J M Williams in Lubbock and Frank Stone in Amarillo. A district court jury cleared L B and Jessie C Russell of back taxes on Sid Braunig property. Judge Bishop defaulted against James for $738. Also notes on upcoming West Texas Chamber meeting in Eastland April 4 and local hospital update for Mrs Richards.
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