Third annual convention ends in Lubbock with district reports
The Seventh District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs held its third annual convention in Lubbock. Reports from Conservation and Civics to Press and Publicity highlighted progress, with Canyon winning the 1925 Seventh District convention bid after a runoff. 276 delegates from 85 clubs attended, and a grand social at the Lubbock Country Club featured pink and white decorations and 300-plus attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lubbock
Conservation
Henry Gould
Amarillo
W. R. Ewing
Miami
Kate Inman
Dalhart
Division of
Good Roads
E. M. Randolph
Lockney
Phoebe K. Warner
Canyon
Vernon
Childress
Eugene Kurtz
Lubbock Country Club
Delphian Club
Four College Classes Publish Special Editions for Judges
The Prairie weekly issues by four West Texas State Teachers College classes were judged on mechanical makeup editorials news atmosphere and general character by three judges including Amarillo newspaper reps and Panhandle journalist Lee Satterwhite. Seniors were top overall with the sophomores second juniors third and freshmen last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Prairie
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Amarillo
Lee Satterwhite
Panhandle
Globe
Motivated Art Exhibit Bets on Education and Civic Growth
Louisville authorities report a militant demand by negro women for equal representation presented to the general conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. The exhibit aims to spark cultural work, using art to lift civic welfare and homes. proceeds from ten cent admissions are planned to defray collection costs and fund a school sample. A Sunday concert at Central Presbyterian features Miss Radio Britain and students Frances Evelyn Kennedy Cecile Parsons Davis Ed Parsons Davis with Mrs. W B Stevenson Jamita Durham Elizabeth Glenn. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
General Conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Radio Britain
Frances Evelyn Kennedy
Cecile
Ed Parsons Davis
Central Presbyterian Church
W. B. Stevenson
Jamita Durham
Elizabeth Glenn
Visitors and local health notes in Amarillo brief
C C Ackerman of Canyon visited Amarillo yesterday while Mrs W J Todd of Canadian had her tonsils removed there. Panhandle production is forecast at 20 000 000 bushels of wheat this year barring unforeseen damage. Local produce and poultry trades show growth. Melvin Maddox of Miami underwent an operation at Northwest Texas hospital this morning and is reported to be recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Ackerman
Canyon
Amarillo
W. J. Todd
W. S. Mount
Panhandle
B. R. Clark
Melvin Maddox
Griggs furniture sale to continue two more weeks
J. B. Griggs announced the sale will be extended for two weeks after strong demand. He credited new customers and said the bargains on green tagged items include furniture and rugs sold at or below cost, with wholesale bills available to prove the large discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
J. B. Griggs
Mr. Griggs
Ady
Alfalfa Planting Opens on City Farm North of Amarillo
The city farm north of Amarillo began planting alfalfa this morning. City manager Jeff Bartlett oversaw a planting machine test before work. Thirty acres will feed twenty three head of stock maintained by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Jeff Bartlett
Philadelphia physician elected TB association president
Dr. Charles H. Hatfield of Philadelphia, a director of the University of Pennsylvania and noted tuberculosis campaign leader, was elected president of the National Tuberculosis Association at the annual convention in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles H. Hatfield
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvaia
National Tuberculosis Association
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Polk
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Weatherford
Okla
Jennie Schaff
Oklahoma City
Geo. Hilton
Wells Street
Fine Arts
Federation
Tillman Jones
Presiding
Reyv
J. M. Lewis
Novello
Coleman Hazie
Memphis
Kriesler
Carl Goodman
Logan
Homer K. Fox
Hereford
Curtis A. Keen
Simon Trulove
Spirit Flower
Tipton
Arditi
A. J. Worrell
Reading
Irene Ingram
Plainview
Celia
Bingham
Haydn
A. W. Finden
Mabel Ellen Ricker
A. E. Haroun
Bach
Boellman
Boex
Ava Maria
Bossi
Dwight Brown
Dallas
Green Brothers
Taylor Street
Tyler Street
Louisiana
W. P. Reed
Cours
Oliver
5Th
Taylor Sta
Amarillo, Texas
Montgomery Bros
Van
ORBON
Orbon Gas
Oricon
Taylor
Beckwith Plumbing CO
Cleveland
the Panhandle
Hartford
Ordway— Saunders CO
Fuqua
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