Remarkable Child Prodigy Patricia Sampson Charms Town
Patricia Anne Sampson, six, daughter of a state teachers college piano instructor, composes six works and plays by ear with no formal tutelage. Local pianist Alto Freeman predicts she will become a notable composer and pianist, drawing praise from Rudolph Ganz after hearing her pieces.
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Associated Press
Cevak
Tone Altough
Patricia Anne Sampson
Patricia
State Teachers’ College
Mozart
G. W. Sampson, Jr
Rudolph Ganz
Chicago Musical College
Bohm
Heller
Jesus
Von
Paderewski
Alto Freeman
Teachers’ College
Grain Men and Wives Honored at Amarillo Dinner Party
Several hundred grain men and their wives from the Panhandle attended a one day convention in Amarillo. Local grain men hosted a dinner at the Amarillo Country Club with spring flower decorations, a program and dance. After dinner the Black Mask Players offered two one act plays and Miss Helen Mode performed dance numbers.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Panhandle Grain Dealers’ Association
Amarillo Country Club
Black Mask Players
Helen Mode
Dramatic and Choral Clubs Present Initial School Program
The Dramatic and Choral Clubs of the Class Room Teachers' organization will stage their initial program at the Senior High School auditorium tonight at 7 45. The Senior High orchestra directed by Miss Gertrude Elliker accompanies with pieces by Marche Militaire Schubert and others. Proceeds fund a National Education Association delegate trip to Columbus Ohio. Harmony Club Spring Luncheon set for Tuesday at Amarillo Country Club with reservations via Mrs Jesse Rogers or Mrs Tom Williams.
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Gertrude Elliker
Schubert
Brahms
Harmony Club
Amarillo Country Club
Jesse Rogers
Tom Williams
T E L Class Meeting at Municipal Auditorium
The First Baptist Church E L class will hold its regular meeting Sunday at 10 in the Municipal Auditorium. Visitors are invited and members are urged to attend.
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E. L
First Baptist Church
Municipal Auditorium
Hair fragrance tips for dances and posture
The text advises using a small dab of oily perfume on a brush and brushing hair briskly near an open window to retain fragrance. It notes the scent is helpful during dancing when the escort might be taller.
Hairpin Trend Returns With Long Skirts In Paris
Paris fashion notes hail the hairpin as women embrace long skirts and curling hair. New tortoise shell pins feature colored trimming or gold work while spring scarves show bright fringes. The accessory prompts mischief when misplaced but remains a stylish staple for the season.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Toots Her Own Hone Seeks West Texas Summer Course
Hester Isom and brother Garland Isom of McLean visit at 316 East Twenty-Second Avenue with Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Holt. J. A. Littleton takes a Monroe Sales Company post and heads to San Francisco for training. Nell Fisher, Capitol Coffee Shop cashier, missed work after a hotel stairway fall.
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Hester Isom
Garland
McLean
B. C. Holt
East Twenty-Second Avenue
Nell Fisher
Capitol
Local News Notes on Family Travels and Visits
The piece notes Mrs. B I Barfield and two sons leaving for Hot Springs Arkansas for medical treatment. Mrs H E Marts, WDAG solicitor's wife, is seriously ill. Mrs E E Griffin of Cedar Rapids and Long Beach visits son Donald Bennett at WDAG before heading to Colorado mountains and New Orleans to visit son R K Woolworth Western division. Harry Sisco from Denver returns home after about three weeks in Amarillo as a Santa Fe Harvey House setter.
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B. I. Barfield
Hot Springs
Arkansas
H. E. Marts
Mr. Marts
WDAG
E. E. Griffin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Long Beach
California
Donald Bennett
Talmage Place
Colorado
New Orleans
R. K
The
Woolworth Company
Harry Sisco
Denver
Amarillo
Harvey House
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Forest Fires Reported Across Pennsylvania This Year
United Press reports about 1300 forest fires reported to the Pennsylvania department of forests and waters so far this year.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Toughest skull in the West found after axe attack
Police report that Bob Tucker survived a blow with an axe from Bessie Mae Tucker. The axe strike cut the scalp but did not dent the skull, though it shattered the axe handle during the confrontation.
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United Op
Wills Couple Move to Amarillo for Gulf Refining Work
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wills recently moved from Houston to 3712 West Sixth Avenue Amarillo. He works for Gulf Refining Company and she, a musician, will perform on KGRS twice weekly. Also returning home for vacation is Miss Bessie Blair, who taught in Young Arizona.
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W. W. Wills
Houston
Amarillo
West Sixth Avenue
Mr. Wills
The
Gulf Refining Company
Bessie Blair
Young, Arizona
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West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
J. A. Littleton
Monroe Sales Com
Melinda
Memphis, Tenn
Rexall
City Drug Stores
Troy
Roy
Hills Bros
Hurts Bros. Corrzz, Inc
Southwest Blvd
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Hills Bros Coffee
Coutouriers
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Levine
Levine’s
Hollywood
Taylor
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