Social notes highlight music events and society couples
Womans Activities Society funds a $15000 smile drive in New Mexico as a graduate from Tu Cumcari High and St Anthony's Nursing Training delivers valedictory. Amarillo news covers Music Week programs at Bushland Harmony Club Wilson Costume Musicale and Philharmonic Club performances, St Andrews Altar Guild meeting, Adelphia Society luncheon, and Canyon couple Edyth Harrison and Oscar Eckhardt announcing a May 16 wedding.
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New Mexico
Tucumcari High School
St. Anthony's Training School
McNeill
Dallas
Texas
Amarillo
van Buren Street
Canyon
Edyth Harrison
C. M. Harrison
Oscar Eckhardt
Austin
West Texas State Teachers College
Wednesday Social Calendar Highlights Many Church Meetings
Tomorrow features multiple church groups meeting at 3 pm including W M A of First Baptist, Central Presbyterian circles, and St Pauls Missionary society. Other events include nurses graduation at St Anthonys Sanatorium, Library Board at 10 am, and a 12 to 12:30 organ recital.
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Walter Mount
van Buren Street
J. van Stenwyk
Alabama Avenue
St. Paul’s Missionary Society
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
Library Board
Fair Theater
Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary Society
Amaryllis Bridge Club
C. W. Wrenn
Madison Street
Belle Bennetts
Fern Division
L. J. Smith
North Pierces
Music Week Programs Highlight Amarillo Churches
Church societies plan special music programs Wednesday in observance of Music Week. A noon to 12 39 organ recital at the Fair Theater is free. The Music Teachers Association presented a well received program at First Baptist with Miss Marta Stuart of New York City making her Amarillo debut.
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Fair Theater
Music Teachers Association of
Amarillo
Marta Stuart
New York City
J. C. Dickie
First Baptist Church
Daintier
California
Kansas City Firm Opens Office Here
The Cross Engineering company of Kansas City Mo opens a Texas office at 102 East Third Street Amarillo with Col. C Mitchell in charge. The firm plans planning construction and financing of refineries pipelines and gas plants and several major buildings in Amarillo. Mitchell expresses strong faith and optimism for Amarillo’s future.
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Amarillo
The
Cross Engineering Company
Kansas City
East Third Street
Col. C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Texas
Popcorn Poppers: Old Fashioned vs Electric Griller
A look at popcorn making across eras. The traditional stove popper remains a ritual while the modern method uses an electric grill with a cover to curb splatter and keep kernels contained.
Mode Named Superintendent of Denver Line
J. W. Mode, formerly assistant superintendent of the Fort Worth and Denver since 1923, is promoted to superintendent succeeding RG imzpatrick of Childress who is on indefinite medical leave. Mode will base headquarters in Childress while his family remains in Fort Worth, and he began railroad service in 1901, earning wide respect across the Fort Worth to Amarillo system.
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J. W. Mode
Fort Worth
Denver
Imzpatrick
Childress
Hawk Called Away by Death in Family
Wilbur C. Hawk, general manager of The News Globe, left for Effingham Kansas after his brother John P D Hawk died early this morning. He plans to return to Amarillo within a week or ten days.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
The
News-Globe
Effingham
Kaneas
John PD. Hawk
Mr. Hawk
Amarillo
Half Minute Interviews with AmArillo teams and locals
Coach H G Wilson thanks Amarillo business leaders for donations to send the track team to Austin. Windy Nicklaus notes Texas Tech beat the Buffaloes 15 to 7 at Canyon with a curious field catch. Coach A B Hays praises baseball progress. Capt Wm C Boyce Jr and Jack Golding depart for Camp Mabry training. J H Croft reflects on a season with two bass catches at Sulphur Park.
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H. G. Wilson
Amarillo
Austin
Nicklaus
Canyon
Texas Tech
Buffaloes
Ike Curtis
Ike
Wm. C. Boyce Jr
Jack Golding
Camp Mabry
J. H. Croft
Sulphur Park
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KOTEX
Bushland
Harmony Club
Wilson
Municipal Auditorium
Robert Wilson
Philharmonic Club Musicale
Philharmonie Musicale
Philharmonic Club
W. Hi. Batehler
Harvey M. Crudgington
Charles Smith
E. O North
St. Andrew's
Adelphia Society
W. I. Dinan
F. J. Mackie
Harrison Street
Lena Buechner
Charles Buechner
Nan Buechner
Wheatland
Wyoming
Teddy Winslow
Los Angeles
Music Teachers Association
J. W. Sutton
Washington Street
Elks
Woman's Benefit Association
Schilling
Sevauinim
Kills
Roaches
Fltox
Ain
Herbert Lundahl
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Butte
Mont
R. G. Fitzpatrick
Teave
W. C. Hawk
A. B. Hays
Tanner
Fashions Workshop
Janne Supreme
Polk
YALE
Wal
S. & H. Green
Nicol
C. O. Hess
Graham
Dr. Hess
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