Academy of Music and Art concert honors National Music Week
The Academy of Music and Art concert band directed by Ellis B. Hall presented a balanced program at Municipal Auditorium in observance of National Music Week and Mothers Day. Five soloists Margaret Wingate Ray Nutt Bob Baker James Henry Ewell Fl Sverdioff performed with accompanists Koesian Sverdioff Mrs Nutt and Mrs Newell. Instructors Hazel Hughes and Marthe Bernhardt arranged an art exhibit displayed in the auditorium foyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music and Art
Ellis B. Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Margaret Wingate
Ray Nutt
Bob Baker
James Henry Ewell
Fl Sverdioff
Jack Koesian
Dorothy Sverdioff
Nutt
0. J. Newell
Johnny McGowan
Brien Dillion
Winner de Grassi
Horace Hefner
Avery Rush
Otto Payne
Yayid Landen
Stanley Dendy
Junior Dendy
Willard Smith
Donald Moore
Harold Te Huckabsy
Glenn Draper
B Marsh
Gerald Tristers Ratcliff
Stanton Morris
Roverta Newell
Paul Bernhelot
Graduates Honored At Enjoyable Dance In Amarillo Parish
Young people from St. Andrews Episcopal Church who will graduate from Amarillo High School and Amarillo College were feted at a Saturday night dance and reception at the Parish House. Miss Alice Arnold ran the punch bowl with several chaperons listed, and the guest list included Stephanie Cheney, Marjorie Fisk, Jane Pink, Marjorie Pruett, Mary Ann Weymouth, Fletcher Glenn, Charles Johnson, Robert Lauder, Cy Patton, Shelby Pittman, Fancher Upshaw and Frank Dohoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Alice Arnold
C. A. Fisk
Frederick A. Foster
R. B. Lee M
Edward Pink
J. R. Crawford
Wallace Heard
Stephanie Cheney
Marjorie Fisk
Jane Pink
Marjorie Pruett
Mary Ann Weymouth
Mesars
Fletcher Glenn
Charles Johnson
Robert Lauder
Cy Patton Shelby Pittman
Fancher Upshaw
Frank Dohoney
Community Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Calendar lists a mothers luncheon at First Baptist Church and multiple group meetings. The list includes events at Harrison Street, Security Benefit Association hall, Amarillo Motel, Buchanan School, and various clubs such as Bible groups, P T A sessions, a theater play Too Much Mother-in-Law, and a bridge tournament at Herring Hotel.
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Young Peoples Department of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Expert Speaks At Meeting Of Potter County Home Council
Miss Zetha McGinnis state home industries specialist praised the market as a model of organization at the Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council session. The meeting announced a county dress contest and district notes from Brady and Masterson groups, with about 60 rural women to attend a short course at West Texas State Teachers College on May 16.
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County Home Demonstration Club Council
Zetha McGinnis
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council
Council
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Plainview Daily Show
Masterson Group
J. F Hogge
John Detron
Sier
O D. Parale
J. 8. LeGate
West Texas State Teachers College
Mesdames
W. N. Martin
John & LeGate
J. D. Benson
Roy F. Starker
Harry Krabbe
Jim Weaver
C. E. McPherson
W Jenkins
A. Blankenship
P. C, Bennett
A. B. Brooks
A. W. Kincade
Daniel
Harry Hill
Connellee
M. L. Kelly
J. E. Adelmann
Ray Baland
Fred Wendt
George Dudley
T. H Rogers
H P Hill
J. R. Walton
Altar Guild Plans Musical Tea at St Andrew’s Church
The Altar Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church hosts a musical tea at Mrs. H W Galbraith’s home 1710 Polk Steel Wednesday at 3 30 PM with a strong local talent lineup. A silver offering will aid the church building fund and invites are extended to interested guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
H. W. Galbraith
Polk Steel
Kenneth Kane
Altar Guild
April Tax Collections Report Adopted by Potter County
Potter County commissioners approve the April report of tax collections by county tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson. Total receipts reach 6473.74 with license fees 30445.36. detailed items include 3864.60 current taxes, 1354.33 last half taxes, 828.07 delinquent taxes, 137.38 occupation taxes, 75.00 beer licenses, 4.10 depository interest, 3.35 license fees. Remittance appears to state treasurer 3394.65, county treasurer 4048.72, district schools 43, collector commission retained.
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Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Aines
Lcense
Burial in Alabama for James Weaver
James Weaver 11. son of Mr and Mrs J N Weaver of Ady. Body sent to Green Pond Alabama for burial after a wall in a gravel pit caved in injuring him as he played with brother Walter. The family has lived at Ady near Amarillo for eight years. father works for Texas Sand and Gravel Co.
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James Weaver
J. N. Weaver
Ady
Green Pond
Ala
Young Weaver
Walter
Weaver
The
Texas Sand and Gravel Company
Is the Bee to Be or Not to Be Debate Hits Marion
In Marion Ohio on May 13 residents debate bee hives in backyards and honeybees dusting laundry on lines. Mayor Clarence A Bolin says little can be done and likens bees to birds that cannot be legislated away.
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Marion
Ohio
U.P
Clarence A. Bolin
Bers
New Jersey Woman Seeks Man Lost in Texas Dust Storms
Mrs. Kathryn McCall of Somers Point New Jersey asks Red Cross official Mrs. Arthur Ball to have emergency hospitals in dust storm areas of Texas search for Ralph Switzer, a New Yorker who left New York for Texas at dust storm start. The plea seeks any record of his location through the Red Cross and press help.
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New Jersey
Texas
Panhandle
Arthur Ball
Red Cross
Ralph Switzer
New Yorker
Ball
New York
Kathryn McCall
Somers Point
N. J
Demos Launch Randall Drive Membership Campaign
Potter County Young Democrats plan a drive ahead of the state convention on June 7 and 8 while Randall County roars into a rally with Charles F. Swann as principal speaker The Randall club is led by Tom Seay with James Compton as president and G L Stanley as county chairman The closing date for memberships is May 15 with dues set at 1 dollar and cards issued upon payment at Herring Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Young Democrats Club
Young Demo
Randall County
Young Democrats
Charles F. Swann
Kansas Young Democrats
Tom Seay
Potter
West Texas State Teachers College
James Compton
Randall” Young Demos
G. L. Stanley
Amarillo Elks Elect Officers Tonight in Lodge Meet
The Amarillo Lodge of the BP O Elks will elect officers at 8:30 tonight at the Elks Home. After the election a smoker and feed will follow. Nominees include Roy Cloninger exalted ruler CR Roedel esteemed ruler Felix Mandell esteemed lodge knight Milburn Easum loyal knight Bert Levy lectur er Charles Adkisson secretary Edward Clark Frank Farley treasurer Ralph Hood tiler J B Larsen trustee.
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Amarillo
BPO
Elks
Roy Cloninger
CR. Roedel
Felix Mandell
Milburn Easum
Bert Levy
Charles Adkisson
Edward Clark
Frank Farley
Ralph I. Hood
J. B Larsen
Miss Chesmore to Speak at Wolflin PTA Meeting
Miss Marcareth Chesmore will be the speaker at the Wolflin School Parent Teacher Association meeting. The Girl Scout director speaks at 144 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcareth Chesmore
Wolflin
Bible Club No. 1 Meets at Kenehan Home
Tuesday Bible Club No 1 will meet at the home of Mrs J W Kenehan 402 Sunset Tuesday morning at 9 30 o clock The meeting was previously announced to be held at the home of Mrs Rual Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Club
J. W. Kenehan
Rual Jones
Mother's Day Sermon Highlights Women as Firekeepers
Rev. C. C. Grimes at Polk Street Methodist on Mother's Day argued women kept early homes fires burning while men hunted. He dismissed emancipation as imitation of male vices and urged men to perform duties like paying bills and disciplining children, noting fathers lack a designated day beyond monthly bills.
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C. C. Grimes
Polk Street
Life Planning Advice Encourages Action Now
A motivational message urges readers to start planning their future promptly. It emphasizes taking concrete steps today to secure a better tomorrow and reminds of the long-term benefits of early preparation.
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Alendar
Bas Hoe
First Baptist Church
Mothers Iuncheon
Juytmer Philharmonic
Mimes
Thelma and
Elizabeth Mrans
Harrison Street
Carpenters' Hall
Ocloeck
Red Room
Rebkiah Lodge
O. F Stall
Foon Mothers’ Club
Buchanan School
Wollitn
P. T. Aseliant
J W Kenehan
Summit P. T. A. School
Bonita Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Oclock
Whistling Ghorus
I. L Travin
Jackson Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Scofield Bible
Tyler Street
Betty Jeanette Bridge Club
J.T. Simpson
East Tenth Avenue
F E. W. Brown
Sunnyside
Polk Street Methodist Church
Organization of Agriculture Association
Rop Will
D A. Blankenhip
L. E. Glovier Mretary
San Jacinto P. T. A
Bobby Smith
G LA
L. EB
W. O. W. Hall
Buchanan St
Dhone
Macdowell Club
MacDowell Music Club
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
George Simmons
John Conrady
Louise Conrady
Sacred Heart
St. Therese
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Guy Saunders
Hughes Street
John O'Brien
Washington Street
California
Loi
Small
Pineoln Street
San Diego
Calif
Lucile Wood
Home Craft Club
LaBelle Story
Herrison Street
Twentieth Century Club
O ¢Lock
A. B. Martin
OFW
P. A Preisig
van Buren Street
SAN Macinto P. T.A
WF Walsh
Adan Street
Ims Temps Club PO
Les Temps
Law Tea Room
Ai? Reno
KF Courgishgtan
Alabama
Randall Drive
Kansas State
Canyon Meeting
Miss Chesmore
PTA Meet
Tuesday Bible Club
Lydia
Pinkham
Charles C. Dils
Dayton
Rev. C. C. Grimes
John
Darling
Lifebuoy
Bodpodor
News-Globe
Minnie
Tye
Buster
Betsy Ann
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