Miss Probst to Appear in Recital at Harmon Studio
Miss Geraldine Probst, a fourth year pupil, performances Saturday at 8 p.m. in Harmon Studio auditorium. The program blends plays, dramatic poems and musical readings with Miss Mita Keller on Hawaiian guitar, Kathleen Edwards on piano, and a Spanish dance by Madeline and Gene Gallo. The one act play Revenge features Probst, Edabeth Harmon and Henry Meador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Probst
Harmon Studio
Miss Probst
Mita Keller
Kathleen Edwards
Madeline
Gene Gallo
Dana Thomas Harmon
Edabeth Harmon
Henry Meador
Marian Crawford
Pauline Phelps
Claude Stell
Margaret
Virginia
Jack
Henry Meadors
Owen Meredith
Louie Daniels Hosts Pretty Party at 802 Jackson Street
Louie Daniels and Mrs. Daniels hosted a Pretty Party at their home 802 Jackson Street on Wednesday. Decorations featured pastel Sweetpeas and refreshments included fruit iced ices and angel food squares with guest names. Entertaining games featured Miss Maxine Rhoads and A H Wagner with several guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Daniel
Jackson Street
Maxine Rhoads
A. H. Wagner
Erin Campbell
Elaine O’ferrall
Clara Lemons
Sue Bradley
A. A. Holland
E. C. Shearer
Billy Crossett
Chris Lutz
Tom Fullingam
Ramon Daniel
Steamboat Freight Line Operated by Women in Seattle
A Puget Sound steamship line owned and run entirely by women proves successful. The Skagit River Navigation Co. founded 38 years ago by the late Capt H H MacDonald Row is now led by Mrs Anna Grimison and her sisters who hold full stock and attend meetings. Three vessels operate between Seattle and the Skagit River carrying freight.
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Seattle, Wash
Puget Sound
Skagit River Navigation Company
H. H. MacDonald
Anna Grimison
Grimison
Seattle
Skagit River
Esther McCrory Chapter to Hostesses Meeting
Eight hostesses including Mrs. W. E. Herring Mrs. Arthur Ware and Miss Lena Kuykendall will preside at the Esther McCrory Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting in the Women's Club Room Monday at 3 o clock. Reports from the Continental Congress will be given and a program arranged. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Herring
Arthur Ware
Sam Seay
John R. Ross
Will Gilvin
Frank Salter
John Heaton
Lena Kuykendall
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women’s Club
Continental Congress
Galloway Returns Home After Wichita Falls Visit
J. C. Galloway returns to his Wichita Falls home after visiting his sister Mrs. J. W. Dod son and Mr. Dodson at the Maples Apartments.
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J. C. Galloway
Wichita Falls
J. W. Dodson
Mr. Dodson
Maples Apartments
Teachers Dramatic Club Meeting Notice
The Teachers Dramatic Club will meet in the Women's Club Room Friday evening at 7 o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
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Teachers Dramatic Club
Pulitzer Drama Honors Susan Glaspell for Alison House
Two women of American letters win Pulitzer drama prize for Alison House about Emily Dickinson. Susan Glaspell and Emily Dickinson are highlighted, with Glaspell’s Provincetown Players and a look at Dickinson’s posthumous rising fame.
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New York
Alison House
Susan Glaspell
Emily Dickinson
Evelyn Walker Honored With Wedding Shower
Miss Evelyn Walker, bride to be of E. M. Pittman Jr., is feted in a pink and white decorative shower at 732 North Grant Street. Mrs. W. L. Peake hosts with guests including Mrs. J. R. West and Miss Leta Skaggs. gifts are displayed on the dining table as bridge is played.
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Evelyn Walker
E. M. Pittman Jr
W. L. Peake
North
Grant Street
Miss Walker
J. R. West
Paul Gore
Joe Woodward
Fred Cornelius
Howard Roberson
W. J. Peake
John Smerke
Leta Skaggs
Dorothy Peake
Irene Hagen
Pauline Parks
Lillian Parks
Palm Beach Afromobile Returns To Popularity
Palm Beach schedules a comeback for the easy riding afromobile the negro propelled wheelchair. Mrs George A McKinlock leads the Chicago colony in reviving the vehicle amid resort trends. The Lake Trail extension favors afromobilists while a new wheel chair drive is set aside.
Women Plan Relief For Indian Tribes
In Deland Florida Marion Campbell of Cleveland Ohio founded the Woman's National League for Justice to the American Indians to aid Seminoles in Florida. The group reports relief efforts and a potential 1200 acre reserve on high dry land from Barron.
Ranger's Next Editor Chosen at Amarillo College
Finis Mothershead elected editor of the Ranger Amarillo College newspaper with John David son as business manager. Frank Homer Ransberger won the editor post over Foster Peterson while Ray Walling will be business manager of Palo Duro. Senior high music department presented a program before the election. County Attorney Rhea C. Myers expected back today from a Panhandle business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Mothershead
Ranger
Amarillo
John Davidson
Frank Homer Ransberger
Dark Horse
Palo Duro
Foster Peterson
Ray Walling
Lloyd Fletcher, Jr
Marella Myers
Austin Myers
Evelyn Kennedy
Regina Miller
Catherine Sliger
Margaret Hanley
Miss Kennedy
Jack Hays
Carline Pestor
New York Owner Claims Florida County
G Collier of New York is described as owning a substantial portion of a Florida county, a remarkable real estate claim noted in the report.
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G. Collier
New York
Florida
Hi Leaguers Plan District Meeting Tonight
The Hi League will hold its quarterly district meeting at Polk Street Methodist Church this evening at 7 o clock. The gathering closes Saturday at noon with roll called Saturday morning. An interesting program has been planned and several out of town delegates will attend.
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Hi-League
Polk Street Methodist Church
Games Tournament Scheduled at Capitol Hotel Saturday
The Llano Estacado Chapter will host a games tournament at the Capitol Hotel Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs Harris Kimbrough Mrs James O Curtis or Miss Katherine Wooldridge at listed numbers.
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Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Capitol Hotel
Harris Kimbrough
James O. Curtis
Katherine Wooldridge
Parcel Post Sale at San Jacinto School Tonight
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church sponsors a Parcel Post Sale at San Jacinto School tonight at 8 o clock. Prizes will be awarded to holders of lucky numbers shown at registration.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
San Jacinto School
Mrs Hooper Heads West To Visit Daughters In New Mexico
Mrs V H Hooper of Wellington leaves Wellington to visit daughter Mrs L A Estes at 403 Tennessee Street then heads to Clovis New Mexico to see another daughter Mrs George Mc Cullough.
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V. H. Hooper
Wellington
L. A. Estes
Tennessee Street
Clovis, N. M
George McCullough
Progressive Child Study Club to Meet at El Taos
The Progressive Child Study Club will hold its annual May luncheon at El Taos on Thursday at 12 45. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Price Hooks.
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Progressive Child Study Club
el Taos
Price Hooks
Orange Grove Sells Health Drinks From New Stand
The Orange Grove, at 608 Taylor Street, features Orange Nog and strained orange juice made with high pressure machinery. It will dispense tomato juice kraut juice and other health drinks and plans bottling and jelly and marmalade production. Hubert Cole and associates run the stand which decorates in black white orange and silver. A contract to supply Wolf Linn Park Golf Course with orange juice for an electric cooler has been made. formal opening to be announced soon.
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Taylor Street
Hubert Cole and Associates
Wolflin Park
St Marys Academy Kids Attend Fair Theater Party
St Marys Academy kids from the graduating class enjoyed a theater party at the Fair. They watched Ruth Chatterton in Unfaithful and the show features Mickey Mouse and Paramount Sound News. Guests include Will Winch and a group of names listed as crashing the gate.
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St. Mary's Academy
Will Winch
Fair Theater
Ruth Chatterton
Mickey Mouse
Charlie Chase
Paramount Sound News
Betty Zelley
Pat Starger
Jennie Hoyt
Ethleen Sweeney
Kathryn Walker
Vita Keller
Victoria Alongo
Shrine May Bring Amos n Andy Here
Arrangements for Khiva Shrine Temple spring ceremonial on May 28 are taking shape. Potentate R P Parcells says the program will eclipse past efforts. Officials plan to bring Amos n Andy in person for the ceremony or ball, drawing wide interest. Rehearsals for Khiva Frolics are nightly with May 25 and 26 shows expected to draw enthusiasm.
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Khiva Shrine Temple
R. P. Parcells
Amos ‘N Andy
Potter County Grand Jury Recesses for 3 Days
The Potter County grand jury recessed for three days until next Tuesday morning. Five indictments bring the term total to sixteen. many indictments are joint and arrests have been made, though charges await public release. Foreman J. N. Beasley and secretary C. R. McAfee lead the panel.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
J. N. Beasley
C. R. McAfee
Smith Theft Case In District Court
Criminal district court convened this morning to empanel the jury for the State against D. R. Smith. He is charged with theft over fifty dollars in connection with the robbery of a box car.
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Criminal District Court
D. R. Smith
Smith
Emmons Death Clues Remain Unclear in Independence
In Independence Missouri the death of 34 year old R B Emmons remains unresolved as the coroner's jury adjourned again without a verdict. Investigator W L Shickart testified Emmons was last seen with several men after a drinking party and an automobile ride that ended in a wreck. Emmons' daughter Dorothy testified of threatening letters demanding 500 dollars from a Texas woman.
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Independence
U.P
R. B. Emmons
Missouri River
W. L. Shickart
Sheriff's Office
Emmons
Dorothy
Texas
Potter County Commission Meets for Regular Session
The Potter County commissioners court will convene Monday May 11 for regular business and then act as a board of equalization. They will review Amarillo and Potter County tax assessments for the week.
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Potter County Commissioners’ Court
Board of Equalization
Amarillo
Potter County
Aged Widow Ruth Miller Dies in Silverton Home
Ruth Miller 71 widow of Dr. J. P. Miller died at her Silverton home at 9 50 pm Thursday. Survived by daughter Mrs T L Miller of Silverton and son Madden Miller of Oklahoma City. Member of the Methodist Church. Body in state Griggs Funeral chapel and to be sent to Norman Oklahoma for burial. Full arrangements not announced.
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Ruth Miller
J. P. Miller
Silverton
T. L. Miller
Madden Miller
Oklahoma City
Methodist Church
Griggs
Norman
Okla
California State Life Insurance Company Receives Texas Authority
The California State Life Insurance Company of Sacramento is certified to do business in Texas for the year ending February 29, 1932. The certificate is issued after compliance with Texas laws as stated in the affidavit. Signed by W. A. Tarver, Chairman of the Board, at Austin.
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Board OF Insurance Conisioners
State OF Texas
Austin
Texas
California State Life Insurance Company
Sacramento
California
W. A. Tarver
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