Thursday Society Calendar and Club Meetings Noted
Society notes list Thursday events including Needle Club at 2 o clock on West Thirteenth street, Pierian Club at 3, and a Bible class at 2 with Kings HL chapters 16-18. Recital by Lilly Larsen at 1209 Polk Street, Taisez Vous Club at 5, Athenaeum at 3, and Dorcas class at 2 invite participation. Bazaar postponed due to weather for Otis Trulove Sunday school class at Polk Street Methodist.
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EH. Quattlebaum
West Thirteenth Street
Pierian Club
Tom Corrie
van Buren Street
J. M. Delvell
Ray Wheatley
A. W. Bivins
Jackson Street
Mie Lilly Larsen
Polk Street
Frank Gilvin
Garrison Street
Athenaeum Club
T. E B. Jones
Fillmore Street
Ted Neely
Dorcas Bible
E. R. Read
Harrison Street
Kings HL
Mra. R. W. Duren
Taylor Street
Otis Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Thankful note after loss of wife and daughter Julian Solatox
We express appreciation for courtesies shown during the death of our wife and daughter Julian Solatox. Grateful for kind words acts and flowers. Special thanks to San Jacinto Methodist Sunday School Tom Soldatox Mrs Susie Johnson and Mrs Hubert Wilson and family.
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Iiter
Julian Solatox
San Jacinto
There There Everywhere Festival Ticket Boards at Ledbetters
Amarillo streets snow drifts and driving conditions remind of rough mountain roads as ticket boards appear for the There There Everywhere Festival at Ledbetters No 1 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Ledbetter
Amarillo
Interview excerpts on labor conditions and gender roles
Half Minute Interviews with Ethelbert Stewart, chief of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, argues a girl can endure long shifts in textile and boot factories with some affection. Georges Carpentier comments. the exchange hints at broader opinions on labor and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelbert Stewart
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Highway meeting weighs U S north to south route
Memphis and Amarillo chamber leaders hold a May 10 meeting to discuss a U S north to south highway from Colorado to the Gulf. Officials favor a route through Amarillo but want it rerouted via Memphis and Wichita Falls toward San Antonio rather than Plainview. Leaders plan a follow up report to the Memphis chamber.
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Megea
Seeet
Meepiss
Boreter of
Merbeetit
Fo Kelso
Met
Chamber of Commerce
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Memphis
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Plainview
Abbeck
McCook
Amarillio
MeCook
Amarillo Voices Share News and Notes from Local Scene
A collage of Amarillo remarks covers murder reflections, hotel lobby chatter, oil field plans, ranch tests, stock sales, fertilizer ads, and school skaters. Residents discuss car sales, service activity, and transportation progress as winter snows affect travel and regional plans.
Four eye witnesses dispute President Wilson visit tale
A set of four student accounts at a college present conflicting views of a supposed visit by President Wilson. The teacher uses the exercise to teach historical criticism, questioning the authenticity of the encounter and likening the four reports to discordant gospel narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iedean
Wilson
Ambitious Rail and Auto Talk Mixes in Amarillo Column
Fragmented notes discuss A D meaning After Dark and train dispatch pay, praise railroads and autos, cite Great Cornel Meeting and public figures, and boast Amarillo energy with references to Harvey House, suburbs, and evolving transport. text blends quips on cars, trains, and urban growth.
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Streight
First Christian Church
Lady Godiva
Paul Revere
Town Nut
Harvey
Amarillo
Newtty Ratone
Texas Partners Replant After Cold Damage
Local partners report efforts to replant after a severe cold spell damaged crops. Farm groups coordinate tasks across fields and anticipate recovery through restocking, soil care, and careful timing of resownings.
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Texas
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Hilton
Jace Parent
San Jaceia Pelle
Eleem Priday Fretieg
Ran Jeritie Methentiet
Melnteesh
Frances Charless
W. A. Brown
J. H. Charless
Waco
Miss Charless
Mr. Brown
P. KE. O
P. BE. O's
Lv’. Rh. O
R. W. Prentice
T. J. Wagner
I. EE. O
Joy Thompson
Clifford Thompson
BP. FE. O
A. B. Hays
First Baptist Church
Mary
Agnes Hays
Wilson Studios
Mozelle Flail
Axtell Studios
Christine Dyce
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Thelma Klock
Doris Meredith Perdue
Maryle Hall
Betty Florey
Iris Westhbay
Sue McAdoo
Adele Hays
T. A. White
Eisther McCrory
Esther McCrory
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel
Palo Duro
W. J. Doheney
Chad Elliott
J. A. Wells
William Boyce
Wkhiva Patrol
Khiva Temple
la Ceniciente
Club II
la Ceniciente Club
KK Llano Estacado
Llano Estacado
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
I. A. RR
Monte
Owen
Board of City Development
James C. Ely
East Tenth Street
Sergt. Iva C. Barend
Eighth Corps
Amarilol
Georges Carpenties
Wteich Amraest
U. S
M Cook
Nebraska
Siki
Great Gospel Meeting
Higgins
M. W. West
Newby Company
W. A. McIntosh
Trace Ashcraft
A & M College
Grace Webster
Emory Witt
N. J. Wittland Company
Walter Irvin
Harry Gardner
Cooper-Irvin Motor Company
Saycer Atwell
Dallas
Panhandle
J. Aileen Wikoff
Clayton
Dodge City
Springer
George A. Fager
Amariie
Fort Worth
Ket Ciel
Chi “Harm
Pervewe
Tyne
McClure Newspaper
By John Moore
RM Roh
Miss Can
Oxfords
Amarillo Dry Goods Co
Wilhoit
Theos
Wiliow’s Qualley
Tew
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