Society Events Highlight Women’s Activities This Week
Glenwood PTA meets at 3 59 p m at the school for the last regular meeting of the year with installation of new officers and convention reports at Canyon. Travel Study Club lunch at 12 50 p m at the Country club. Dozen club with Mrs G H Brown at 3. Peter Pan Bridge Club with Mrs A F Klopfstein. American Legion auxiliary meets at 7 45 p m in the Legion Home. Boys recital at 8 in the First Baptist church. Miss Larsen’s pupils with Bauer brothers and Kermit Dyche. Needle club at 3 with Mrs C F Randall. The Belle of Barcelona high school operetta at municipal auditorium Tuesday evening May 25.
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Glenwood P.T. A
Canyon
Sab
Country Club
Round Dozen
G. H. Brown
Harrison Street
A. F. Klopfstein
West Fourth Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
First Baptist Church
Miss Larsen
Bauer Brothers’ Trio
Kermit Dyche
C. F
Bivins Williams Recital Draws Full House In Amarillo
A packed First Christian church welcomed Gail Bivins and Margaret Williams in a piano recital guided by Professor Walter Axtell. The program showcased high skill and artistry, with praise for Mrs. Proctor’s Pupils in a studio recital drawing many friends. The Belle of Barcelona operetta is set for May 25 at Municipal Auditorium with choral clubs and an orchestration. Churchwomen from all denominations plan a joint program at Polk Street Methodist to foster closer church cooperation with organ preludes, solos, readings, and a free clinic discussion.
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Gail Bivins
Albert Bivins
Margaret Williams
Joe Williams
Walter Axtell
First Christian Church
Proctor
W. C. Proctor
Crystal McAlvaney
Stella Honeycut
Lurline Gilmore
Corresta Rick- Bernadine Herrin
Helen Milligan
Edith Honeycut
Midford
Marie Haynes
Paul Bowman
Mary Joe Bowman
Marie Mathis
G. R. Metrauhey
Owen
Trene Woodall
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Missonary Society
Belle Bennett Society
Methodist Church
C. R. Hooton
Music Week Thanks From Amarillo Committee
The National Music Week Committee thanks many local firms and individuals for support in Amarillo. Contributors include municipal and high school bands, International Harvester, Panhandle Music, Tolvie n Music, Amarillo Green House, Martin Radio, Fair theater, Kiwanis members, McDowell and Harmony clubs, San Jacinto Ladies chorus, churches, Chamber of Commerce, and The Daily News and Globe.
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News-Globe
Music Week
Amarillo
International Harvester Company
Children's Home and Day Nursery
Amarillo Music Company
Panhandle Music Company
Tolvien Music Company
Amarillo Green House
Dave Derden
Martin
Fair Theater
Harry Hatcher
Philharmonic Music Club
W. H. Batchler
Mystic Teachers’ Association
E. E. Woodruff
Potter County Federation
R. B. Masterson
R. S. Thompson
M. D. Ramsey
West Texas Chamber Convention Sets Multiple Gatherings
The West Texas chamber of commerce plans three day sessions June 21 to 23 in Amarillo with group meetings for presidents and secretaries from member chambers at First Christian church. An agricultural and livestock meeting will be held at the courthouse. Mrs. E W Hardin heads women’s activities and will announce committee appointments soon.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
West Texas Organization
Standard Oil New York Wins General Petroleum Merger
Stockholders of Standard Oil Company of New York approve the acquisition of General Petroleum. Capital stock rises from 375 million to 487.6 million dollars to fund the merger. B R Brown of Magnolia Petroleum is elected director and vice president of Standard of New York, replacing L I Thomas. General Petroleum gains enough proxies to secure merger approval.
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Associated Presa
New York
Standard Oil Company of New York
General Petroleum
Standard of New York
Mercer
B. R. Brown
Magnola Petroleum Company
L. I. Thomas
Milk ration guides health for all ages
Health experts advise daily milk intake to one quart for children and one pint for adults. They frame milk as essential to nutrition and growth, urging adherence to these recommended daily portions.
Graduation Exercises for Rural Schools Tuesday
Seventh grade pupils from five rural schools will graduate tomorrow night in the district court room. Addresses by Dr. Paul W. Horn Dr. J. A. Hill Superintendent W. A. McIntosh Miss Laura V. Hamner and J. W. Cheney. Diplomas presented by the rural school board members.
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District Court Room
Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
J. A. Hill
Canyon College
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Laura V. Hamner
J. W. Cheney
Rural School Board
Anna Bower
Interview Highlights From Greensboro Convention Plans
Harve Radey and Leland Abbott affirm they remain in the insurance field and expect a big event at Greensboro during the Jefferson Standard agents convention. Charley Fisk outlines plans for another chicken barbecue for Panhandle bankers at their upcoming convention here next month.
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Harve Radey
Leland Abbott
Greensboro
Jefferson Standard
Charley Fisk
Panhandle
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Municipal Auditorium
Value Service
Georgia Thomas Children
van Buren
C.C. Convention
Standard Stockholders
U.K. General Petroleum Merger
Galveston Beach
Associated Press
Galveston
Dallas
Ne Orleans
Wimale
Jeo
Nam
Ruby Garner
Womack
Marinello
Bobbie Shop
McCombs
Elizabeth Austin Marinello Beauty Parlor
Allie Ryan
Marinello Beauty and Bobbie Shop
Regent Balcony
Polk Street
Minerva Guide
Ladies’ Home Journal
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