Conference Of Scout Officials Postponed In Panhandle
The Northwest Texas Boy Scout leaders conference scheduled for next Tuesday and Wednesday is postponed indefinitely due to illness of L I McDonald in St. Louis. Amarillo scout executive Thomas H Nelson notified expected attendees. The Panhandle leaders meeting planned for Wednesday night to form a Panhandle scout council is also postponed with later date to be announced.
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Northwest Texas
Boy Scout Leaders
L. l. McDonald
Boy Scouts of America
St. Louis
Thomas H. Nelson
Amarillo
Panhandle
Local Republicans to Meet Tomorrow in District Court Room
Local Republicans issue call for a meeting tomorrow evening to perfect an active party organization and plan a full county ticket. All Republicans both men and women are invited to attend in the district court room.
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District Court Room
Evangelistic Services Continue This Week in Tent Meetings
Evangelistic services will run every night this week in the tent at Sixteenth and Pierce streets at 8 15 pm except next Saturday. Evangelists I J Phelps and A J Taylor lead the gatherings. Miss Victoria Warner arrived from Weymouth ranch yesterday, daughter of Mrs Phoebe K Warner of Claude.
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Sixteenth and
Pierce Streets
I. J. Phelps
A. J. Taylor
Victoria Warner
Weymouth Ranch
Phoebe K. Warner
Claude
Growth Pulse in Amarillo San Jacinto Heights
The Amarillo Improvement Company led by W. W. Lynch drives rapid San Jacinto Heights expansion west of Amarillo. Since 1919 the development has surged with 163 families in 161 houses by 1922, a growing population around 2000, twelve businesses including a natatorium, and a post office substation. Lynch reoffers lots under a special plan, signaling further development.
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Amarillo
Lynch
San Jacinto
Natatorium
Local notes on meetings and building in Fort Worth area
Dr. R. S. Killough attends a State Medical Society counselors meeting in Fort Worth. Bill Askew urges clubs to back a union passenger station. B. B. Tharp reports 200 officers at Austin officers school with full state participation. J. B. Nonnan builds a San Jacinto home, and over 150 new homes are forecast in San Jacinto and the Country club district before October 1. Mrs. J. M. Futch wins a store giveaway from Amarillo Second Hand.
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R. S. Killough
Fort Worth
The
State Medical Society
Tharp
National Guard
Austin
J. B. Nonnan
Loomis Candy Company
Third
Virginia
San Jacinto
Country Club
J. M. Futch
Fillmore Street
Desire for Improved Homes Reflects Strong Interest
The article notes a live demand for better furnished homes driven by the wish for improved living conditions. It argues furniture holds real money value, can be converted to cash, and endures, making it a prudent long term investment. It also mentions the 40 and 8 society of the American Legion planning a meeting at 8 oclock Tuesday night in the municipal auditorium wing.
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The
American Legion
Legion
She Shows Him The Way Out In Quiet Moment
A brief exchange centers on a man who calls on a woman and sits in admiration until she decisively directs him to leave. The scene pivots on her action ending the encounter.
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San Jacinto Heights
Bill Askew
Eaght & Water
Deltox Rugs
Furniture Index
Tros
A * McAfee
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