Khiva Band Prepares for Kansas City Shrine Pilgrimage
Khiva Shrine band led by C Willard Smith and Roy Johns plans for the Plains musicians pilgrimage to the Imperial Council in Kansas City June 3 4 and 5 following a strong Amarillo showing. Rev Paul Merrell directs Khiva chapters with prize winning song Indian Maid and other works, drawing players from Hereford Canadian Memphis Tulsa Lubbock and Sweetwater among others. The band will join a parade and participate in Shrine week events promising North America’s grandest Oriental costume display.
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Khiva Shrine Band
C. Willard Smith
Roy E. Johns
Panhandle
Imperial Council of
Kansas City
Amarillo
Paul J. Merrell
Hereford
Khiva Band
Khiva
Dixie
Merrell
Foster-Merrell Publishing Company
Shrine
George Jennings
The
Hood Abstract Company
Walter Teague
Frank K. Fore
RE. D. Kittinger
Memphis
Young Men’s Business League
K. C
D. H. Culton
Mays Ervin
C. G. Dean
Tulsa
Ed Hall
A. D. Montgomery
Lubbock
South Plains
Plains
Imperial Council
Ararat Temple
Xansan City
North America
Fundamentalist Victory Looms in Church Session
The 136th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States convened in Grand Rapids Michigan with 960 commissioners. Dr Clarence MacCartney was elected moderator signaling a conservative edge as debates over the Fosdick case loom.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
136Th
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Clarence MacCartney
Philadelphia
Ats
MacCartney
Fosdick
Amarillo Social Notes and Shrine Ceremonies Report
Here there and everywhere local names attend Shrine ceremonial events in Amarillo and Plainview. Notables include Margy the cut-up and Mrs. Dubose visiting from Gonzales Texas. A Canyon teacher and several Shriners travel for ceremonies as residents discuss housing hair styles and local politics.
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D. S. Larson
Vega
Margy
George Greenhaw
Memphis
William Gouldy
Plainview
Oliver Anderson
W. D. Cox
Canyon Public
Claxton
Hale Center
Amarillo
F. F.monroe
Pierce Street
Ernest Dubose
Gonzales
Texas
Lige Friese
Lee Foster
D. A. Shirley
Canyon
Opening Day Guesses for Harding Ranch Crowd
May 25 opening day at Harding's ranch prompts a guess contest. Send entries by Friday May 30 to manager H. C. Harding.
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Harding
H. C
Coolidge Returns to Desk After Cold Improves
President Coolidge resumes duties in the White House as his cold eases and a packed schedule awaits, including Friday cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Church Resolution Declares War Not Inevitable
Springfield mass May 23 The Methodist Episcopal conference heard a resolution declaring war not inevitable and urging methods of peace It condemns the war system and calls for outlawing it The church asserts patriotism loyalty to Christ and Christian conscience in time of peace and war A world conference of religious forces was proposed to plan against war.
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Springfield
Mass
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
World Conference of Religious Forces
Seven Fined in Police Court for Speeding
Seven speeding fines were paid in police court this morning. The group included three housewives, a schoolgirl, two salesmen and a taxi driver. Judge A J Anderson noted the arrests yesterday were comparatively few given the number of visitors in the city.
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A. J. Anderson
Marriage Intention Filed for O Day and Milliman in Boston
Joseph F. O Day treasurer of a dyestuff firm and Miss Bird Milliman world famous tight wire walker filed intended marriage in Boston. Milliman had been married ten years earlier to John C. Thomas of Sioux Falls but had since been divorced.
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Boston
Joseph F. O'Day
Miss Bird Milliman
Miss Millman
John C. Thomas
Sioux Falls
N. D
Daily Radio Program Highlights Across Timezones
A 1924 schedule lists numerous radio programs across cities from Chicago to San Francisco. It includes orchestras, ensembles, theater acts, and vocalists with times ranging from afternoon to late night. The doc shows station call letters and city locations, reflecting a broad programming slate.
Sheriff Will Return Henderson for Trial
Extradi tion papers were granted to transfer Sam Henderson from Wichita to Amarillo for trial on a forged $20 check charge. Governor Davis withheld papers pending a $5 extra extradition fee. Sheriff Less Whitaker departed for Wichita to complete Hendersons return.
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Topeka
Kan
Sam Henderson
Wichita
Amarillo
Tex
Davis
Texas
Less Whitaker
Henderson
Trigg Stockholders Meet Tuesday Night
A meeting of Tuck Trigg Oil stockholders is set for next Tuesday night at the courthouse after a last night session failed to settle finance questions. Reports show liabilities of 27500 dollars with foreclosure risk within two weeks. the company has 200000 dollars capital, 3200 acres of leases and one producer well at 3900 feet.
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Tuck Trigg Oil Company
Weed Exempt Period Ends Tomorrow Says Bartlett
City manager Jeff Bartlett reminds residents the weed exempt period ends tomorrow and warns that those who leave weeds for future cutting face fines. Property owners and renters are responsible for weeds on their properties, while the city covers public areas. inspectors begin rounds Monday to file complaints for neglect.
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Jeff Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Rose mildew appears early say county agent
Harmon Benton county agricultural agent reports rose mildew showing early this year. The mildew makes leaves drop and blossoms blight. Benton recommends misting the plants and dusting with sulfur as a remedy.
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Harmon Benton
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Texas Pross Association
Texas Christian Advocate
Texas Odd Fellows
Col
Charles Bugbee
Clarendon
A. McCorkle
M. C. Manrom
Harry LeMarre
Sweetwater
EB. A. Carlock
Paducah
Arthur Robertson
Merchant of
D. B. Fisk & Co
Montgomery Bros
POLK
Florida
Pierce Amarillo
Lubbock, Texas
E. Graham
W. H. Carwile
Fillmore Street
Lockhey
C. T. Herring
van Buren Street
Fort Worth
Dallas
J. C. Terry
M. B. Chumbrey
L. A. Kerr
R. P. Smythe
Rabban
Charles Vincent
R. E. Wheeler
Wheeler
City
Thompson Drug Company
Truett Walton
Walton
Yale University
Polk Street
Walker
Coolidge
Bird Millman
Miss Bird Mittmay
Miran & Meyer
KYW
Chicago
Congress
Fred W. Asgard
Panpion Brothers
Sandy Meek
Oriole Orchestra
WMAQ
Blanche Blood
Katz Theater
WDAP
Drake
Jack Chapman
WLAG
Minneapolis
Trainmen
George Osborn
KSD
ST. Louis
Missouri Theater Orchestra
WDAY
Riley-Erhart
Afr
Nighthawk Frolic
Davenport
Sandman
Po M—Palmer Radio Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
Christian Churets
Stanley J. Letoey
Atlanta
Ronnie Earnhardt
Clark University Glee Club
Mary Langing
Louisville
WMC
WPIAA
Dalene
Adolphus Ote
KGO
Oakland
St. Francis Concert Orchestra
St. Francis Dance Orchestra
KBJ
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
Beatrice Fenner
Art Hickmans
KFI
Coonanut Grove
KPO
San Francisco
Art Weidner
KGW
Portlan
George Olsen
TRIGG
Daily Globe
Bartlett
Wellington Keo
Wellington Koo
United States
Peking
DR. Caldwell
Cosmetics
Clara Proctor
Pottersville
Caldwell
William Appleton
Eddington
Aes
Mee Des Caldwell
Washington St
Lenticello
Baseball Goods
Fielder
Williams Hardware CO
6Th and Polk
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