Amarillo Athlet ic Club banqu et draws 100 in attendance
Members and speakers praised the Amarillo Athletic Club as a premier modern facility. Prominent locals urged rapid membership growth to cover expenses and build a surplus, with plans to close the memberships within weeks and reach a premium rate within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hows
Hewe
Motes
United States
Berger
Nobles
W. Cradgington
Eliies
Amarillo
W. A. Melntoch
J. M. Clark
Oklahome City
Mr. Cheek
George Wright
Hiew
Dime hoarding and mint rumors stir Amarillo chatter
A reader warns of alleged 1914 Washington mint dimes, claims most are rare and valuable, and urges action on local dog nuisance. The column shares community talk at an athletic club banquet, notes on weather, wind, and neighborhood concerns.
Tack's Vision for Amarillo Expansion and Reform
The plan lists growth goals for Amarillo including more hotels apartments and office buildings. It calls for lower utility costs more grocery stores a municipal pool paving and cost reductions while expanding services and infrastructure. It also advocates stricter crime laws faster efforts to attract industry and a scenic route to nearby canyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amearillo No
Las Bacinto
Usvite
Amarillo
Valo Dare
What They Write To Tack
Letters from Amarillo readers discuss precinct conventions and party organization, girls athletics in Amarillo High, and a complaint about a Globe-News headline misnaming New Mexico. Readers ask Tack for guidance on precinct meetings, advocate equal recognition for girls volleyball, and urge precise regional naming.
Revival Service Theme Emphasized by Pastor Remarks
Rev C D Somreil of Ban Jactete Repuet church urged Christians to act, saying a satisfed life without service harms the Kingdom of God. Rev Samrall to speak tonight on The Hand writing on the Wall as part of the revival. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Somreil
Ban Jactete
Repuet
Baten
Samrall
Loos Hosts Children at Show Week Two
George Love will host about 60 children from the Children’s Home this evening. He will escort the youngsters to all shows and rides of the exhibit by the American Legion and Elk’s club at Fourth and Madison streets. New attractions have drawn crowds, and the midway is busy each night. The shows continue through Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Love
Fourth
Madison Streets
American Legion and Elk’s Club
Amarillo Man Catches Two Large Bass
Amarillo resident B. Meyer of the Auto store reports catching two large bass at Terra Blanca Creek yesterday afternoon. He landed a 4.5 pound and a 3.5 pound fish using a Tom Thumb wiggler with careful casting. Meyer says luck played no part in the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Meyer
Meyer
Terra Blanca Creek
Time for Golf Sparks Witty Exchange
A friend asks J Rey if he has time for golf this afternoon. He replies he has no time to waste and will not have time until reaching the present age of Gene Howe Bill Gatton and Tom Turner who seemingly have plenty of time to waste on golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rey
Mr. Ray
Gene Howe
Bill Gatton
Tom Turner
New Mexicans Guard Against Mexico Label in Paper
A Scottish Irish New Mexican criticizes misnaming their state as Mexico. The scolding targets a reporter for calling New Mexico Mexico and a reader warns to avoid further confusion while noting local travel and family visit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crater
Mexico
Manana
Committee 10 Meets in City on Exhibits
The exhibit committee of the Penhandle Development association, chaired by De. C. H. Loyd of Vega, will meet at 10:90 o clock tomorrow at the Board of City Development to discuss immigration movement to the Panhandle. Full attendance is reported for the meeting with members from Memphis Wellington Tulsa Hereford Canyon Texas A and M cottage and other Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penhandle Development Association
Panhendie
Board of City Development
de. C. H. Loyd
Vega
George Meger
Memphis
C. Stinson
Wellington
Harmon Benton
Tulsa
R. ©. Donkle
Hereford
W. HM
Upchurch
Canyon
John T. Fagan
John M. Edmonds
Texas A. & M. Cottage
L. M. Thompson
Memphiny
KR. Dake
Chan
Australia through the air and wartime political talk
The piece notes a GE WGY broadcast from Australia and Sydney talks, a warning from Senator Borah on Republican corruption, and voters facing issues of farm prices wages and profits. It also reports Mrs. Seay returning from El Paso to the Herring hotel and plans for their son Thomas to join after Roswell ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
WGY
Australia
Sydney
Asia
Sam Lb. Seay
el Paso
Seays
Herring Hotel
Thomas
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Crossword Puzzle Poses Clues With A Wide Varying List
The puzzle lists four letter words and numbered clues for across and vertical entries. Items cover cloak public speaker alias newspaper paragraph scale note prophet dry striped camel hair cloth history slender emblems and more with many entries stretching to twenty plus.
Fragmented OCR Vocab Quiz Lists Names and Clues
A dated compilation lists clues with numbers and a lengthy roster of individuals including Cecile Parsons Carl Williams Wood row Henderson Wilma Ward Jack Boling R. F. Wright Billie Wilton and many others. The fragment mixes definitions such as eye socket and armadillo with a long names sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Parsons
Carl Williams
Woodrow Henderson
Wilma Ward
Jack Boling
R. F. Wright
Billie Wilton
Billie Keith Irwin
Thomas Stockton
Jack Brian
Royce Conolly
Winnie Adams
Quillin
Juanita Hutton
Dick Ross
Genevieve Fleshman
Gertrude Kiser
Lois Ellingham
Clark Wagner
Dudley Caldwell
A. J. Caldwell
Donnaleta Cobo
B. Clark
Dorothy Combs
Alfred Aliston
Hale Crawford
Margaret Lillibridge
C. T. Cline
Jr. Houser Basham
Clarence Bassett
Wilbur Bassett
William Clyde Bassett
Claudia Harris
Audry Richardson
Aslee Richardson
Florence Fay Love
Nell Walker
Billee Coffer
Jackie McClements
Dorothy McClements
Francis Crawford
Lynn Mae White
Cecil Emmett Barker
John Brands
Dolores Baum
Dorothy Fleming
E. P. Winstead
Herbert Winstead
Betty Taggart
Preston Woodrow
H. A. Perkins
James Stanberry
Mary Ann Stanberry
G. C. McDaniel, Jr
Gee Smith
Joe Tom Glover
Lanelle Vernon
Edward Biggs
Shirley Biggs
Gail Bales
Joan McCormick
Joseph F. Baker
Joyce Williams
Audrey Williams
Billie Tarter
Sanford Tarter
Jarvis Craig
Ausil Williams, Jr
Anna Elizabeth Craig
Kathleen Craig
Harold Jackson
Henry Wood
Davis Rash
Tenn Walker
Herbert Webb
Frank Morgan
William Ritchie
Vivian Davis
Clare Davis
Mary Elizabeth Chilton
Nancy Caldwell
Betty Caldwell
Zell Andrews
Nelson Gillette
Evelyn Gilette
Rena Gillette
John Andrews
Billie McEachern
Sara Mae McEachern
Just Kids Safety Club Roster Reaches 300 Members
The Globe reports more than 200 new members signed up for the Just Kids Safety Club since yesterday morning, bringing total membership to nearly 300. Names listed include Winifred Campbell Bettie Jean Alma Killin Howard Vineyard Gloria Faye Clemens Ruth Kelley and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batten
Globe Office
Winifred Campbell
Bettie Jean
Alma Killin
Howard Vineyard
Gloria Faye Clemens
Ruth Kelley
Martha Kelley
Bernice Kelley
Jack Parks
James Grady Parks
Jim Hurd
Shirley Hurd
Everett Glenn
Ernest Blankinship
Fay Jolston
Genevieve Race
John Notting
Alpha
Myron Schenk
Paul Orin Parks
Jerry Hancock
Lila Fay Hancock
Paul Sneyer
Francis Sneyer
Nelson Norman
Ava Norman
Irving Jarus
Katie Campbell
James K. Barnhill
Robbie Haynes
Robert Bowerman
Tom
Joe Bowerman
Winifred Bowerman
Alfred Wheeler
Jene Robinson
R. A. More
Hister Moore
Charles Campbell
John David Taylor
Maurice Wickman
Adelish
Margaret Swisher
L. M. McBride
Edna Earl Roach
David Britain
Brown Wilson
Liston Branch
John Cobb
Max Zweig
Brenton Flenniken
Kenneth Kinnebrew
Walter Kollner
Raymond Gines
Donald Vance
Virginia Schell
Edith Eileen Hales
Dorothy V. Sheril
Ruth Parker
Sam Sherill
Lawson Sherill
Billie Kistler
Lowise Kistler
Clarence Lamar Wroff
Florence Foster
Marguerite Kill
Ima Jean Begud
Mickey Sue Johnson
Altha Bronch
Kindergarten Safety Club Gives Pledges at Wolflin
The Mrs DeWitt Just Kids Safety club organized at Wolflin school brought fifteen kindergartners to The Globe office to receive buttons after pledging and learning the slogan Remember to look up and down before crossing the street. Members include Bill Wood Arline Jones Mary Jane Hurst Robbie Hurst Eddie Rogers Alice Mayne Margaret McKenzie Joan McCormick Curtis Maynard Elizabeth Thompson Virginia McCart Charles Thompson Johnnie Holman George McSpaeden Lois Allingham.
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Curtis Maynard
Elizabeth Thompson
Virginia McCart
Charles Thompson
Johnnie Holman
George McSpaeden
Lois Allingham
Earned laughter and pleasure in Edgar Guest verse
Edgar Guest's poem expresses Life’s reply to a man who seeks laughter and pleasure. It emphasizes earning joy through work and duty, describing a path of daily toil, responsibility, and delayed gratification before true happiness and outward fun. The piece reinforces virtue and conscience as prerequisites for delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Market reports from Kansas City to New York May 2
Kansas City hogs and cattle futures edged lower in a light trade as receipts rose. Chicago and St Louis markets showed slow demand with weaker cattle and lamb values, while New York cotton opened lower before recovering amid weather news and a late buying surge.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
ST. Louis
A L Carpenter Dies At Hospital Here
A L Carpenter 59 of 400 Houston Street died at 7 am Tuesday in a local hospital after a short illness. Survived by daughters Mrs E J McDonald of Big Spring and a daughter in Abilene. He worked for the Amarillo Cotton Oil Company and had lived here about six years. Body in state at Blackburn funeral home awaiting funeral plans.
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A. L. Carpenter
Houston Street
E. J. McDonald
Big Spring
Abilene
Carpenter
Amarillo Cotton Oil Company
Blackburn Funeral Home
Tolzien Returns From Piano Dealers Meeting
Irving Tolzien of Tolzien Music returned from Dallas after attending a Gulbransen piano dealers conference. He reported it as one of the most successful meetings the organization has ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Tolsien
Tolzien Music Company
Dallas
Gulbransen
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easy After Mixed Weather Outlook
The New Orleans cotton market opened easy with futures slipping 12 to 17 points as rain fears eased in the belt. July and other months dipped, then rallied on expectations of a bullish weekly weather and crop summary, before later selling on West Texas shower forecasts and midseason crop reports.
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Frese
New York
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
York
Ocober
West Texas
Cotton market recedes with steady futures in Liverpool report
Liverpool notes show quiet cotton trading with American grades moving between 11.10 and 12.40. Sales reach 5 600 bales. receipts 9 900 American. Futures closed steady with March at 11.45 and December at 11.11. Poultry in Chicago steady with fowls scarce and turkeys at 20 to 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Butter and Eggs Markets Report From Chicago
May 2 price notes show butter up with creamery extras and various grade quotes. Potatoes steady to weak with Wisconsin round whites 1.75 to 1.85 and Idaho No 1 russets 1.75 to 1.85, plus mixed regional wholesale figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Egon
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Idaho
Elisa
Louisiana
Sean
Florida
Market Extends Rise After Harberd Dividend Outlook
New York stock market advances as President Harberd signals favorable dividend prospects. Colorado Fuel, Calumet & Arizona, Mack Tracks, Archer Daniels Midland and Remington Rand rise modestly. Rail, utilities and independent steels lead early gains with National Power & Light hitting a new high. Radio gains widen to several points as pressure on credit remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harberd
Colorado
Calumet & Arizona
Mack
Archer Daniela
Remington- Rand
New York Federal Reserve
National Power & Light
Pacific Gas & Electric
Utilities Power & Light
International Telephone
Columbia Gas
American Power & Light
Radio
Amarillo High Takes Third in State Home Economics Meet
Amarillo High School earned third place in the state home economics contest held in San Antonio among A grade high schools. The district also placed third in the design exhibit with entrants from larger schools. Irma Martin won fourth in the silk party dress, praised for talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
San Antonio
Irma Martin
Amarillo
Lenora Walter
Dorothy Nugent
Wilma Beeman
Ann Collins
Joyce Gross
Marie Boston
Miss Gross
Miss Walters
Moore-Poston
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Dees
W. Ever
W. Reed
Amarilla
Washington
Sen Premeleeo
Gan Frenciece
Tront
Jeff
Bertiets
Bern
Jodae Mollow
Mra. Thomerson
Mra
Morton
Moe
FF. Ww
Thomerson
Tonetmaster
Ike
Lance
Mr. Thomerson
Mes
J. W. Crudgington
H. A. Nobles
Mrs. Crudgington
Mrs. Nobles
Mr. Nobles
Tack
Texas
A. Tack
Globe-News
Teck
Potter County
Citisens
Woman's Journal
Emily Newell Blair
Alvin T Hurt
Hugh Exam
Boas
W. H. Holmes
R. T
Ruth Key
The
Daily News
New Mexico
Dick Dillon
Portales
New
Judge Carrell
Prairies Oi and Gas Company
Loos
Beauregard
Borah
Republican Party
Just Kids Safety Club
Aste
Edgar Guest
Heife
East ST. Louis Livestock
J E. Bennett
Allis Chalmers
Osm
California
Avedhuseondens Snaneeeweneee Dodge
Dupont de Nemours
Fleischmann
Illinois Central International Harvester
Kansas City Southern Kelvinator
Marland OF
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Pennsylvania
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island & Pacific
Fish Rubber Inspiration Copper International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Mack Trucks
Montgomery, Ware 4A Co
Pan-American Pet. &Trans
Phillipa Petroleum
Ceveee
Sooneaee
Paul Ncent
Radio Corp of America
Roebuck & Co
Shell Voien Oil
Sinclair Cons
Skelly
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Stewart-Warner
Cerro de Pasco
Famous Players
Independent Oil & Gas
International Nickel
Kelly-Springfield Louisiana Oil & Refining
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Missouri Pacific
Packard Motor
Pete Marquette
Timken
Union Pacific
Awosevcceessf
Chicago Grain
T.ee
Tolzien
Cotton Lett Phan
NEW York Stock Letter
Knabe Pianos
Metropolitan Opera Company
Chickering
Gerts
Wurlitzer
Victor Records
Panhandle
POLK
Victrolas
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