Big Box Supper Draws Many Girls for High School Event
A Friday night High School box supper attracts many participants as listed by name. Girls sign up to bring boxes, with nominations for prettiest girl and a chance to win a large angel food cake. Dr. R P Parcels will auction off the boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bess Satterwhite
Nancy Works
Mary Nobles
Marjorie Neely
Fern Anderson
Marion Atkins
Ellen Dickson
Ditto Hulen
Peggy Masterson
Rebecca Ware
Sybil Buckingham
Annabel Allen
Nancy Teel
Margaret Rasco
Alice Curtis
Charlotte Stirratt
Vivian Williams
Roy Williams
Regene Gilvin
Adriene Attebury
Irene Meads
Clara Wood
Alene Lively
Norma Moore
Anabel Norris
Rtuh Freeman
Katherine Curl
Maurine Tillman
Juanita Thor- Man
Lorna Bain
Dorthea Hand
Elizabeth Daily
Jesse Mae Womack
Faye Harris
Elizabeth Chandler
Irene Hagan
Zella Garrettson
Trula Faye Griffith
Louise Mardis
Lucille Miller
Zela Boles
Dora Moore
Vivian Adams
Carleen McCuistion
Dr. R. P
Girl Seeks Work to Support Parents in Hereford
Mrs. Jessie Ross, police matron, seeks employment for Miss Preston of Hereford. Aged nineteen, she supports her mother, father and two sisters and will take any job to avoid want. Once a photographer by trade, eye trouble now prevents work. Contact 901 Van Buren or phone 346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Preston
Hereford
Ross
van Buren
P Younts to Address Amarillo Business Men
P Younts secretary of the Retail Credit Men's National association will be the chief speaker at the Amarillo Business Men's association meeting on April 10. R O Walkup, secretary of the local group, notes Younts is a nationally prominent speaker in his field and has a message for Amarillo merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Younts
Retail Credit Men's National Association
Amarillo Business Men’s Association
R. O. Walkup
Mr. Younts
Amarillo
Half Minute Interviews Capture Local Views and Moves
A collection of quick remarks from Amarillo area residents and business leaders. Topics include religion and modern beliefs, opinions on oil exploration near Albuquerque, zoning for residences, upcoming events, and personal notes on moving, business, and travels. Notable names include W. W. McIlroy, A. G. Leveritt, John Gilvin, N. S. Griggs, Dr. R. P. Parcells, S. J. Cole, Harmon Benton, Walter C. Irvin, and Roy Jamison among others.
Mike Ecker Named to Reserve Officer
Mike Ecker of Brown Cracker and Candy Co receives appointment as Intelligence Officer for the 358th Regiment of the 90th Division reserve officers of the United States Army. He holds the rank of first lieutenant, the rank he held in World War I in the machine gun corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ecker
Brown Cracker and Candy Company
Signs of Spring Sparks Street Style Play
A local observer notes spring’s arrival as a girl in a short sleeved linen dress brightens the street while Tony Barber comments on his overcoat as he chats about the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Barber
Third checks issued in 1923 wheat pool
Miss Leah Harris secretary of the Texas Wheat Growers Association signed the third payment check for the 1923 pool. The $18,000 payment set the net price at 85 cents a bushel with another payment expected in two to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Harris
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Surveying Starts on Clovis Texico Road
The state highway commission reports surveying has begun for a hard surfaced road from Clovis New Mexico to Texico at the state line. The project will run through Texico's main street and Texico residents rejoice since the town will not bear construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
New Mexico
Texico
State Line
State Highway Commission
Townsley Family Moves to Pratt Kansas for Railway Job
Mr and Mrs Harry B Townsley of 206 West Sixteenth Street left yesterday for Pratt Kansas where Townsley will work as train dispatcher for the Rock Island Railway after a transfer from Amarillo Mrs Townsley is sister of Mrs Floyd A Cooper of 1919 Van Buren Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Townsley
West
Sixteenth Street
Pratt, Kan
Townsley
Rock Island
Amarillo
Pratt
Floyd A. Cooper
van Buren Street
Mrs Lizzie Fly Wins Property Case in District Court
Mrs Lizzie Fly secures title and possession in district court against F A Clay Horn over property on North Fillmore Street. A separate note mentions a bugologist claiming spiders know geometry and that webs are absolutely geometric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Fly
District Court
F. A. Clayhorn
North Fillmore Street
Amarillo news roundup and local notes
Big mass meeting planned for next week. Amarillo public schools insure $460000. fourteen school buildings. Ford garage hires forty one. Johnson school built in 1906. Local residents include Mrs D B Swanson and Mrs J M Sanford visiting town. Fisher and Jacobs left for Balmorhea with cars. Free glass salad bowl with paid classifieds March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Swanson
Vega
J. M. Sanford
Panhandle
Amarillo
Ford
Globe
F. F. Fisher
M. IL. Jacobs
Balmorhea
Tex
Fisher-Fancher Motor Company
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Jessie Ross
SEA Foods
Milady
J. W. Collins
Christ
W. W. McIlroy
Alaska
A. G. Leveritt
Court House
Albuquerque
John Gilvin
N. S. Griggs
Security Benefit Association
R. P. Parcells
Wichita Falls
W. H. Bush
Chicago
O. V. Vernon
Canada
Isham Wright
West Nineteenth Street
S. J. Cole
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Harmon Benton
South Plains
North Plains
Walter C. Irvin
A. J. Taylor
East Fourth Street
Co. C. Tipton
Portales
Eli Johnston
John S. Abel
Clyde Cockrell
William O. Gatton
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Canyon
Ross Philipps
Frank Jamison
Loveland
Colo
Joe
Clovis -Texico Road
H. B. Townsley
Krok
Polk
Johnson School
Novelty Art Shop
E. 8Th St
Andy Myers
Fillmore Street
Smith Bros. Cafe
White Elephant Cafe
Mabel Norman
Oklahoma University
R. L. Thompson
Globe Office
George Williams
Ted Goodwin
Western Tire Company
Q. R. S. Rolls
O. L. Tolzien & Son Music Store
Michelin
Gilvin Tire & _Muicanizing Go
Oliver
Oliver Drug Co
Fifth and
Taylor Sts
Ity
Gether
Boosters
San Jacinto
8Th
E. R. Lewis, Mer
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