Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Tomorrow
A dense listing of community events in Amarillo features a forum club picnic at Ellwood Park at 6 o'clock, a First Baptist Church function at 7 30, piano recitals at West Amarillo Christian Church at 8, and a dance after a drill event. Tuesday brings numerous club meetings and a Word Ranch trip near Clarendon, plus a variety of luncheons, programs, and demonstrations across local organizations.
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Forum Club
Ellwood Park
Criss Cross Club to Entertain Husbands Dinner Evening
Members of the Criss Cross Club will entertain their husbands with a dinner and party Thursday at 7:30 o clock at the Texas Co Recreation Club. The affair was previously announced for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criss Cross Club
Texas Co. Recreation Club
Mrs Utterback to Host Linda Hand Needle Club
Mrs J H Utterback at 1912 Parker Street will host the Linda Hand Needle Club meeting Thursday at 10 o clock in the morning with members expected to attend.
Annual Summit School Concert Showcases Student Talent
The Summit School annual concert, backed by the Parent-Teacher Association, featured performances across grades from the orchestra to choruses. Maria Gollihugh and Mary Gray led letters for outstanding music scholarship, while Billy Gene Albright and Guinivere Byers earned pins for merit. The program closed with the Summit Round composed for the school by E. O. McNew and performances by the Boys Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Parent-Teacher Association
Vera E. Byers
Edna Beavers
Evelyn Caldwell
Vivian Castleberry
Geneva Fair
Mary Gray
Helen Richerson
Calvin Wibbard
Ruth Wibbard
Edith Bull
Vivian Gollihugh
Dorothy Hamilton
Jack Phillips
Dorothy Husky
Christine Pierson
Irene Roper
Daisy Warren
Geneva Clanton
Billie Lea Conner
Eugene Daniel
Phyllis Gray
Dorothy Lindsey
Johnnie Ray Mitchell
Courtney Rasmussen
Caroline Rasmussen
Dale Robbins
Billie Ruth Shrum
Helen Thomason
Robert Wibbard
Joe McLaughlin
Wilma Allen
Corine Bird
Jerry Castleberry
Johnnie Cox
Frank Cummins
Hazel Glover
Mary Ellen Gollihugh
Helen Hampton
Billy Gene Hooten
Margaret Orr
Freda Foillips
Wilborn
Marjorie Culwell
Ernestine Lambdin
Byers
Lois Gwaltney
Blanche McDonald
FE. C. Britain
McNew
Boy's Glee Club
Reeves and Wilson Wed in Amarillo Home Ceremony
Mrs Kathryn Reeves and Robert Wilson united in marriage at the groom’s parents home in Amarillo on Sunday afternoon May 8. Rev J D Horton officiated. The bride wore a dusty rose suit with royal blue accessories. The couple will reside at 104 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Reeves
Robert Wilson
Amarillo
G. B. Morgan
Harrison Street
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Wilson
J. D. Riley
South Texas
Lubbock
J. Skrouss
B. L., McMurtry
Anna Bess Stanley
Ila Hale
Howard Tedford
Kathryn Lawler
Amos Slate
A. C. Club Entertained At J. T. Bradley Home
The A. C. Club was entertained with a party at Mrs. J. T. Bradley 1400 Hughes Street Attendees included Roberta Lawson Betty Jean Elkins Billie Faye Jones Betty Younger Margaret Bradley Bonita Nall Melvin Beyers David Cole Robert Walsh Vestal Montfort Jimmy Edwards Pay Dale and Sue Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Club
J. T. Bradley
Hughes Street
Roberta Lawson
Betty Jean Elkins
Billie Faye Jones
Betty Younger
Margaret Bradley
Bonita Nall
Melvin Beyers
David Cole
Robert Walsh
Vestal Montfort
Jimmy Edwards Pay Dale
Sue Corn
Busy Beaver Club Meets at Gibbs Home for Meeting
Members of the Busy Beaver Club gathered at Mrs. Ella Mae Gibbs home for a combined business and social meeting. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Jo Black Stark Frits Marie Griffen Ann Lee Peak EC Burleson Chester Fritz Helen Barnes Rod Gibson Ines Wakefield and Miss Kert Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Beaver Club
Ella Mae Gibbs
Jo Black
Stark Frits
Marie Griffen
Ann Lee Peak
EC Burleson
Chester Fritz Helen Barnes
Rod Gibson
Ines Wakefield
Miss Kert Fowler
Needle Art Club Meeting With Mrs Roso Thompson
The Needle Art Club will meet with Mrs Roso Thompson at 302 Alabama Street on Tuesday afternoon at 200 eechowk.
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Needle Art Club
Roso Thompson
Alabama Street
Eechowk
Woman's Council to Serve Luncheon at First Christian Church
The Woman's Course of the First Christian Church will serve a luncheon at the church on Wednesday from 11 o’clock to noon. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Council
The
First Christian Church
National Officer Visits Red Carnation Lodge 25th Anniversary
National Officer Mrs. Carmen R. Dyche of Albuquerque was guest at Red Carnation Lodge I O O F hall for a full day event. Lodge formed in 1913 with 13 charter members now counts 140. Gifts were given to Dyche and Imogene Pace. A toast honored drill captain Imogene Baggs. Billie Ammons announced engagement to Marion Vinson. Dorothy Hail Pitman pupils performed at the luncheon and a benefit dance followed to fund the drill team’s trip to the Tri-State meet in El Paso next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
Carmen R. Dyche
Albuquerque
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dyche
Imogene Pace
Imogene Baggs
Maudie Mae Thibodeaux
Billie Ammons
Marion Vinson
Dorothy Hail Pitman
el Paso
We XV Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs McBroom
The We XV Club was entertained with a luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. William McBroom. Sewing provided the afternoon's entertainment. Attendees included Mesdames Joe Proctor M Z Wilson R T Norman Wayne Taylor R R Ross James Swann L E Van Doren J L Hickox B M Lane J P Staggs and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McBroom
Joe Proctor
M. Z. Wilson
R. T. Norman
Wayne Taylor
R. Ross
James Swann
L. E. van Doren
J. L. Hickox
B. M. Lane
J. P. Staggs
Aline Robinson Hosts Seventh Grade at Tyler Street Home
Aline Robinson entertained the Tyler Street School seventh graders at her home, 1101 Harrison Street, Friday evening. Attendees included Mary Ann Davis, Maxine Baird, Charles Jos lin, Thelma Fern Pollard, Don Van Dever, La Veta Hurd, Robert Dale, Mary Frances Burton, Norma Carlson, Clayton Breitenstein, Joyce Hightower, Ann Ruth Gray, Betty Gene Mashburn, Norma Hammonds, Mary Jean Hembree, Betty Jane Chromley, George Ballard, Glenn Geneva, June Collins, Ted Radcliff, Joyce Certain, Orville Harbeson, Jeanene King, Roberta Robinson, Herbert Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robinson and Aline Robinson.
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Aline Robinson
Tyler Street
Harrison Street
Mary Ann Davis
Maxine Baird
Charles Joslin
Thelma Fern Pollard
Don van Dever
la Veta Hurd
Robert Dale
Mary Frances Burton
Norma Carlson
Clayton Breitenstein
Joyce Hightower
Ann Ruth Gray
Betty Gene Mashburn
Norma Hammonds
Mary Jean Hembree
Betty Jane Chromley
George Ballard
Glenn Geneva
June Collins
Ted Ra
Mrs Hendricks Honored at Roy Andrews Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Roy C Andrews hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1900 Pierce Street to honor Mrs J Lee Hendricks formerly Miss Malba Barnes. Guests included Miss Mardell Brock and numerous ladies and the honoree. Refreshments were served to the group and the hostess.
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Roy C. Andrews
Pierce Street
J. Lee Hendricks
Malba Barnes
Mardell Brock
Harry Glen
Lester Day
R. L. Sandlin
Charley Haufill
L. M. Hodges
H. G. Howard
J. D. Yokley
G. G. Gateton
C. M. Barkley
Alice Wright
R. I. Osborn
Pleasant Valley club hosts all day meeting and plans May picnic
Mrs Frampton hosts the Pleasant Valley Help-Your- Neighbor Club at her home for an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon. Tea towels exchanged and a picnic planned for May 26. Guests Mrs Lou Dougherty and Clyde Terrell attend. Members present include Etta Hilderbrand Lass Frampton Jess Hunsaker Jim Killian Charles Tomlinson Bryan Davis George Kilian and L B Moreman.
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Mrs. Frampton
Pleasant Valley
Help
Less Frampton
Lou Dougherty
Clyde Terrell
Mesdames
Etta Hilderbrand
Lass Frampton
Jess Hunsaker
Jim Killian
Charles Tomlinson
Bryan Davis
George Kilian
L. B. Moreman
Modest Matrons Meet at Mrs Hayden Home
The Modest Matrons Sewing Club met at Mrs George Hayden's 1003 Buchanan Street Friday afternoon. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs Nell Cooper. Refreshments served to a list of members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lene's 1101 Buchanan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hayden
Buchanan Street
Nell Cooper
Tom Leno
Jack Reynolds
Clyde Romine
Tony Bowles
Orville Dawson
Cleo Buchanan
C. C. Cooley
Delbert Cooper
Lene
Forest Hill Club Plans Tuesday Meeting and Demo
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club will hold an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. Jim Weaver's home. Alta Vista Club members will attend as guests. Mrs. George Dudley, a first prize cheese winner, will demonstrate cheese in the morning, with Miss Pauline Lakey directing the afternoon program.
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Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Jim Weaver
Alta Vista Club
George Dudley
Plainview Daily Show
Pauline Lakey
Summit P T A to Install Officers
New officers will be installed by Mrs. W. D. Westbay at the Summit P T A meeting Tuesday at 3 50 p m at the school. The Girls Chorus and Boys Glee Club directed by Mrs. Vera E Byers will sing. Mrs. Ernestine Lambdin, president, urges all friends and patrons to attend.
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Summit P. T. A
W. D. Westbay
Summit
Parent-Teacher Association
Vera E. Byers
Ernestine Lambdin
Two Girls to Give Speech Recital at Crist Home
Juanita Lou Prescott and Betty Ann Hil, pupils of Rosa Gold Davis, will perform in a recital Tuesday night at 8 at 73 North Buchanan Street Crist home. This first in a series of pupil recitals by Mrs Davis ends with a public recital on May 23.
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Juanita Lou Prescott
Betty Ann Hil
Rosa Gold Davis
Crist
North Buchanan Street
Mrs Davis
Wesley Class to Entertain at San Jacinto Church
Clark Wesley Class of the San Jacinto Methodist Church will entertain the Wesley Friendship Class Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the Fellowship Hall of the church.
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Clark Wesley
Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Wesley Friendship
Fellowship
Modern Study Clirb Luncheon Planned for Friday
The annual spring luncheon for the Mostern Study Club will be held Friday at 1 pm at the Aronson Tea Room.
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LiAlguillice Club
Winthrop Tiffin Room
Mostern Study Club
Aronson Tea Room
Be Yourself Before Marriage Warns Against Pretend Roles
A social guidance piece urges women to avoid masking their true selves to win or keep a partner. It argues serious pretense harms marriage, especially when romance fades, and advises seeking a partner who loves you as you are rather than forcing disguise.
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New York
Recital by Gardner pupils fills San Jacinto Church
A large crowd attended the Friday night recital by pupils of Mrs. R. M. Gardner at San Jacinto Methodist Church. The program was varied and included multiple performances by the students.
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R. M. Gardner
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mrs Riley to Entertain Needle Club Tuesday
Mrs Riley will be Mrs Will L Riley at 1205 Pierce Street entertain El Martes Needle Club Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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el Martes Needle Club
Will . Riley
Pierce Street
Riley
Will L. Riley
Thrifty H. D. Club Party Planned at Graham Home
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club will meet for a party at Mrs. L. F. E. Graham's home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The gathering promises fellowship and light refreshments as members discuss upcoming club activities.
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Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. E. Graham
H. D
Amaryllis Needle Guild to Meet Thursday
Amaryllis Needle Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. James Beynon at 2603 Polk Street on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
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Amaryllis Needle Guild
James Beynon
Polk Street
Box supper and program at Glenwood School Tonight
A box supper and program will be held at the Glenwood School tonight at 8 o clock. Candidates are invited. The affair is for the benefit of the Boy Scouts.
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Glenwood School
Boy Scouts
Tuesday Study Club Meeting Planned With Book Review
Tuesday Study Club will meet in the Federation Club rooms Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A book review will be included on the program.
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Federation Club
Fidelis Class Covered Dish Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church will be entertained with a covered dish luncheon Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the church. The W. M. U. executive board of the church is noted.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
W. M. U. Board
W. M. U. of the First Baptist Church
Mexico answers questions on oil expropriation and liberty
In a public Q and A Mexico discusses oil property expropriation and potential court outcomes. The executive respects Supreme Court decisions and explains tariff plans, educational and economic priorities, and the role of the Communist Party in politics. It covers women’s suffrage prospects, civil liberties, religious practice, and the nation’s emphasis on education and social unity.
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Mexico
Supreme Court
Party of the Mexican Revolution
Partido de la Revolucion Mexicana
Meeting Planned For Church Wednesday At 2:30 PM
Members will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the church and be prepared to make suggestions for the organization’s work.
Gay Bolero Frock Pattern 4769 Enchants Wardrobe
Pattern 4769 offers a dashing bolero frock in sizes 12 to 40 with a 39 inch fabric requirement for size 16 dress and bolero. Includes step by step sewing instructions and order form instructions with coins or stamps. Also promotes a new pattern book and summer wardrobe styles from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept. 43 W 17th St NY.
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Anne Adams
Book Isc
Pattern iSe
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Alton E. Poe Seeks Waiter or Bakery Helper Work
Alton E. Poe of 1600 West Sixth Avenue Amarillo seeks employment as a hotel waiter or bakery helper. He offers to furnish references.
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Alton E. Poe
West Sixth Avenue
Amarillo Cottage Camp
Seeking farm or ranch home for family with honest work
Stanley High of 502 North Jackson Street rear seeks a place on a farm or ranch to live with his wife. They have no children and will consider any honest work and will relocate anywhere.
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Stanley High
North
Jackson Street
Lonely bachelor seeks partner for marriage
A 30-year-old single man writes asking for a suitable woman around 22 to 25 who does not smoke. He signs as a hardworking bachelor and requests correspondence to pursue marriage.
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Tack
Help Wanted Farm Couple and Domestic Help
A Wayside Texas widower seeks a well informed modern couple for farm work and light housework. Owner hires most farm tasks to a tractor, wife handles light chores and chickens, and a typing capable wife adds value. Family housing provided. write for visit. Names include W D McGehee and location Wayside Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
W. D. McGehee
Texas
House Work Offered on Ranch by Mrs W
A ranch seeks a young woman in her early twenties for house work. Work is not hard, modern conditions, four-person family. Desirable location for a girl. Inquiries directed to Mrs W, in care of Tack.
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Tack
Seventeen-Year-Old Seeks Housekeeping Job Hours Open
Josie Coleman, a 17 year old girl, seeks housekeeping and laundry work. She cannot work nights and can provide references. Address 1317 East Tenth Avenue Cabin 17.
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Tack
Josie Coleman
East Tenth Avenue
Cabin
Boy Seeks Farm Work for 14 Years Old in City Note
A 14 year old boy living with his grandmother asks for farm work with small wages. He provides his name as Lewis R and a street address 502 North Jackson Street Rear, indicating sponsorship or local contact.
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Tack
Lewis
North
Jackson Street
Help Wanted to Plant Large Garden on Acreage
A reader seeks a youth aged about 15 or 16 to assist with planting a three quarters acre garden. Offers three meals daily, half of produce, and payment in care of semis and plants, land preparation provided, and cows to be obtained.
Local Help Wanted Classified Blotter
MRS FRANK E KING seeks milk for her feed and mothering aid at 202 Colorado Avenue Route 2 Pleasant Valley. A READER desires housekeeping and child care work with references. FOUR READERS, 2230 Front Street, seek any kind of work. GIRL ASKS JOE needs cashier and waiter work with references. THELMA seeks any kind of work with pay. WIDOW VERDA SAUNDERS, Quitaque, Texas, seeks immediate work in housekeeping cooking or sales to keep her daughter. J. W. BURK seeks farm work and tractor driving experience.
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Frank E. King
Colorado Avenue
Pleasant Valley
Front Street
Joe Dear
Tack
Dial
Painter and Paperhanger Seeks Work for Family Needs
Married man with a family seeks employment in painting or paperhanging and general labor. Will work for fair wages or by contract. References available. Contact R. F. T. at 1518 East Sixth Ave.
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Faperhanger
East Sixth Ave
Care for Children Seeks Gainful Home Help
German girl with extensive child care and housework experience seeks a kind home. Prefers no cooking duties and can furnish references. Alma at 1931 Harrison Street invites inquiries.
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Tack
Alma
Harrison Street
Quilting and Work Offered by Local Advertisers
Want quilting plain quilting to do for $1 per spool and 25 cents to hem. Mrs W D Bates and Mrs Houchins at 4104 East Thirteenth Avenue Route 2 Box 573 advertise quilting services. Also a young man seeks work with truck driving and construction experience offering references and Box 5192.
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W. D. Bates
Houchins
East Thirteenth Avenue
Job seeker ad for housekeping and cafe work
A young married woman seeks employment and notes experience in housekeeping and cafe work. She cannot work nights, can provide references, and is available for day shifts.
Lost billfold reported by caller
Brown leather billfold lost Thursday afternoon containing personal items. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Mercolized Wax Cream Beauty Aid and Saxolite Astringent
Mercolized Wax Cream serves as a cleanser softener lubricant and clarifier for skin care across climates and seasons. For over twenty five years it has been a favorite beautifier to millions worldwide. Saxolite astringent refreshes skin and is used daily to brighten the face and neck when mixed with hazel.
Army Pleased By Aircraft Demonstrations In War Games
Army airmen show they can defend the United States given warning by intercepting enemy bombers in Atlantic war games. Pursuit aircraft disabled sleeve targets to simulate raiders, suggesting single-seat fighters could be deadly to attackers launched from carriers without escort.
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Associated Press Aviation
Army
United States
General Headquarters Air Force
Army Air Corps
Great South Bay
Long Island
Municipal League Meets Tomorrow in Panhandle Division
The League of Texas Municipalities Panhandle division meets tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at the Herring Hotel. State secretary E. E. McAdams will speak. Mayors aldermen and city officials from about 30 cities are expected with seventy five delegates. Mayor Ross D. Rogers to chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Texas Municipalities
Panhandle Division
Herring Hotel
E. E. McAdams
Ross D. Rogers
Lost billfold on bus or between schools in Amarillo
Dick Hill of 610 Kentucky Street reports a lost billfold containing eight dollars and a gift inside with initials R. O. M. He offers a reward and asks for return, providing contact number 2-3722 and stating the loss occurred between Sam Houston School and Amarillo High School or on the South Loop bus.
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Sam Houston School
Amarillo High School
South Loop
Dick Hill
Kentucky Street
Land Leases Three Acres For Seed Planting
B J Wilson of Route 3 Box 61 offers three acres of land for planting seed. Interested parties may seed the land in exchange for a three fourths share of the crop. Contact at the seventh house on Hastings Avenue in Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Avenue
Pleasant Valley
B. J. Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
TWA
First Baptist Church, Mra
J. Roberts
Parker Street
Mary Alice Wilson
Billie Quinn
West Amarillo Christian Church
Palo Duro
Delphian
Federation Club Rooms
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Masonic Hall
B. C. Seaman
Word Ranch
Clarendon
Pe.o
Binford Arney
Crockett Street
Speakers’ Institute
Beaumont Stinnett
Julian Bird
Lee Bivins
Central Junior High School
P T.A
LaVerne Freeman
Playhouse
Milholland
Aronton Tea Room
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Bob Sibson
Arthur
Sunnyside
A. Bertrand
We Crows Sewing Club
Thursay
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Ian Club
Mra
Bill Freeman
West Fifteenth Avenue
Sun
Central Presbyterian Church
Federation of Post Office Clerks
BR. Brice
Fillmore Street
Palisades
McKinley School
Anita Ruth Male
Mary Jane Hoek
O'Clock
Summit School
Rhody Club
Forest
Alloday
Juanite Louw Presa Cott
Betty Ann Hill
O Clock
Coanghan Tal
J. T. Bradley Home
City Drag Store
Yea Drag Company
M’broom
Tyler School
Mrs. Hendricks
Forest Hill Club
Mexican Congress
Congress
Forest Street
East
Fifteenth Avenue
Ruby Donger
Houston Street
Thelma
Verda Saunders
Quitaque
J. W. Burk
West Eighth Avenue
Municipal League
Star Products Co
Desk 4
Houston
Tex
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