Local News Roundup Amarillo and Nearby Events
Amarillo social notes report Mr. and Mrs. Dick Windsor heading to Dallas and Mexico City on a business and pleasure trip. Amarillo Country Club to open its pool tomorrow despite weather. Jay Taylor attends a Fort Worth barbecue for Franklin D Roosevelt. Lawrence Haggs back from Austin and coast fishing trip. Marjorie Roach to wed Louis Seewald with Lois Persons and Eula Lee Burch also in wedding notices. Gustine Fisk to visit New York art school alumna Dorothy Louise Russell returns from Los Angeles to Tyler Street home. Photographer Murry Watts builds an addition to his Forest Street home with his wife asserting ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Windsor
Dallas
Bill
Ponca City
Mexico City
Lawrence Haggs
Austin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
Hagg
Amarillo
Brownwood
West Texas
Gustine Fisk
W. A. Fisk
Hughes Street
New York City
Amarillo social notes span dances trips and moves
Head in Perilous Spot seeks a 12 by 16 back porch. Cotillionette June Callahan weekends in Overton. Mrs Rolla Townsend to Hot Springs to visit Gilmore Jo Nunn and Betsy. Townsend attended retail credit men of Texas convention in Houston. Amarillo Hotel dance with Carlton Scales orchestra. Tom Seays to build a new home. Greenhills and Honeys head to Lake Cabresto for fishing. Several residents travel and visit relatives. inquiries about damaged Bivins gates and a giant barrel at Tenth and Polk linger. Dawn Adkins ill. many visitors arrive by plane or car. Major births at St Anthony's and local social events highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Townsend
Gilmore
Jo Nunn
Betsy
Mr. Townsend
Houston
Associated Retail Credit Men of Texas
Drunk man seeks hotel room at two in the morning
An elderly, intoxicated man enters a hotel lobby and asks for a room to sleep off his drunkenness. He cannot pay in advance, and the clerk insists on prepayment before turning him away to sleep on the sidewalk. The scene unfolds after two o'clock.
Local rustle and travel notes amid Oklahoma City visit and fort worth meeting
The text lists figures including the grand exalted ruler David Schultz of Florida promoting advance fur coat sales at Franklin's with a lay away plan. It mentions Mrs. Sam Mays and son Sam Rodney leaving for Oklahoma City to visit relatives after recently moving from Madill. It notes Amarillo attendance at a Fort Worth state medical convention with many doctors present and a breakfast hosted by Dr. and Mrs. G T Vineyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mays
Sam Rodney
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Oklahoma City
Mays
Madill
Oklo
Fox Drug Store
Amarillo
Fort Worth
R. S. Killough
G. T. Vineyard
R. D. Gist
W. J. Shudd
Richard Keys
Fred J. Crumley
John H. Vaughan
J. J. Crume
J. R. Wrather
Morning dining options and visiting guests in Texas town
In the Texas Hotel dining room Canton Cafe serves American and Chinese dishes day and night. Bernard Meyer of Los Angeles visits his parents at 326 South Sunset Terrace. The Warren family visits from San Antonio, accompanied by Mrs. J. C. Phillips of Borger, en route home to Panhandle. Several residents travel from Amarillo to Baltimore after a European tour. Ruth Delzell, Potter County librarian, addresses Groom Community Club on rural library value. Open house by Mrs. M. C. Burton at 2603 Hayden Street today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Meyer
Los Angeles
A. E. Meyer
Sunset Terrace
Meyers
David M. Warren
David, Jr
Panhandle
San Antonio
Warrens
J. C. Phillips
Borger
Ruth Delzell
Potter County
Groom
Topeka Artist Helen Hodge Exhibition Draws Demand
Art lovers are invited to view works by Helen Hodge of Topeka. Miss Hodge heads the art department in the local school system and a previous Amarillo show drew strong demand, prompting a new exhibition by popular request. Mrs. Burton, a friend in Topeka, hosts at her former home. Also note Troy Laundry storage vaults for furs and mention of Mrs. Hattie Brandt of Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hodge
Topeka
Burton
Miss Hodge
Doris Jackson and Mia Attend Gas Association Convention
Doris Jackson travels with her daughter Mia as Amarilloans join the American Gas Association natural gas division convention in Kansas City for meetings and industry updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Doris Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Country Club
Jay Taylor
Elliott Roosevelt
Marjorie Roach
Louis Seewald
Lois Persons
Eula Lee Burch
Horace Russell
Charles Woodburn
Tyler Street
Dorothy Louise Russell
Murry Watts
Forest Street
June Callahan
Overton
Texas
Amarillo Hotel
Carlton Scales
Tom Seays
Greenhills
Roy Orlando
Honeys
Lake Cabresto
R. E. Underwoods
Mr. Underwood
Rip
Hazel
TWA
Dave Humphreys
Alabama Street
San Pedro
California
O'Keefe
Fort
Dawn Adkins
Eve Freeman Williams
Pampa
Avery Turner
Polk Street
Julia Turner
Quincy, Il
Bivins Addition
Tenth
Polk
M. C. Hurd
Nineteenth Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
P. B. Patterson
Kentucky Street
Hen Holmes
Bob Wilson
Pittsburgh
Shamrock Oil & Gas Company
Kansas City
John Sheerin
Phoenix, Ariz
Don Herrington
Bill Burger
Billie Louise
van Buren Street
Dal
Las
Rosemont Street
George Hammock
Don Benson
West Tenth Avenue
Erick, Oklo
D. 8. Kruser
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
David
Tom
Kruser
Carlie Barnes
Jane Gulerie
Robert Glenn
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Paramount
D. Cullum
Tulsa
Roy Cullum
Chapter B
P.E.O
Clarendon
Millard Ward
Huddle Club
Amarillo High School
Fourth Avenue
Germany
Keeney Bakery
W. A. Howard
Bonham Street
Howard
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Pearlstone Mill and Elevator Company
Mrs. Howard
Enid
John Ballard
Mary Elizabeth
Curtis
J. O. Curtis
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Okla
J. O. Curtis, Jr
United States Army
Fort Riley
Kaw
el Paso
Milburn Easum
Elks
Yeholee Osceola
Alexander
Florida
Chrysler
Oakland
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sdn
Motor OK
United States
Fillmore
David Schultz
Franklin
Canton Cafe
W. H. Holmes
Hollywood
Bertha Oliver
Supreme Court
Speedy's Cafe
Oliver Eakle
J. R. Coney
Charleston
West Virginia
K. Williams Bass
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. L. Frieze
Taylor Street
H.V. Robertson & Co
Oliver Eakie Bidg
Troy
Mrs
Hattie Brandt
Plainview
Amarillo Printing Co
Grant Liqueur
Highlands
Grant
Scotland
Spark Plug Sale
Rymabea
China
Pennsylvania
Camp Jug
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