Society Activities Bulletin for Tuesday
Various city clubs and societies schedule meetings on Tuesday. Needle and ride clubs meet in the afternoon at listed addresses, plus a Citizenship Training session and a Business and Professional Women dinner at Amarillo hotel. The senior play Belle of Barcelona screens at Municipal Auditorium. A D A R luncheon June 1 at Country Club commemorates anniversaries. Eastern Star holds a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple, and PEO meets at 3 with Mrs Billingslea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Costura
O. V. Vernon
Sunset Road
M. T. O’neill
Fairmont Avenue
Triple T. Needle Club
L. V. Liendard
Tyler Street
Citizenship Training Club
J. E. Crawford
Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Belle of
Barcelona
Municipal Auditorium
Llano Estacado
Country Club
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P. E
H. E. Billingslea
Circle Two to Lead First Baptist Mission Program
Circle Two of the First Baptist church will chair the missionary program Wednesday at 3 oclock in the church parlors. Attendance is urged by Mr and Mrs Turner who plan to attend a class reunion in Ithaca New York at Cornell. They will also visit Williamport Pennsylvania for golf at a local country club before returning.
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Circle Two
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Mrs Turner
Avery Turner
Box Street
Itahaca
New York
Mr. Turner
Cornell
Turner
East
Williamport
Pennsylvania
Hazel Holley
Ashtonn
Texas
Clary Phillips
Orton
Robert Pryde
Fairmont Avenue
San Jacinto
Holley
Ashtola
Brice
Olton
Phillips
Dr D Roach Named Arrangements Chief for Amarillo Civic Meet
Dr D Roach joins the arrangements committee for the chamber of commerce convention in Amarillo. He will oversee informal dances and receptions organized by visiting groups and local orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Goodwin
D. Roach
Chamber of Commerce
Roach
Amarillo
Wespack Fertilizer Ad for Lawn and Shrubbery
Local advertisement promotes Wespack fertilizer for lawn and shrubbery needs with a contact phone number 81 for orders or inquiries.
Brother Of Victim Sought In Amarillo Fatality
Amarillo police seek Bana Johnson to inform him of his brother's accidental death in Phariton Iowa. Chief Clark Cain spoke with Phariton authorities by long distance and learned Johnson was thought to be in Amarillo. Anyone with information asked to notify the department.
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Police Department of
Amarillo
Bana Johnson
Phariton
Iowa
Clark Cain
Johnson
Police Department
Thomsen Delivers Sermon to Graduating Nurses
Rev. R Thomsen of Central Presbyterian preached the baccalaureate to Northwest Texas hospital nurses last night. Commencement for five graduates Ernina Hanson Viola Hanson Anna Stith Maude Abbott Olivia Fitzgerald on June 4 at Central Presbyterian. A Johnson ranch well drilled by Lennix was shot with twenty quarts nitro glycerine Sunday making 500 barrels daily until it bridged and will be shot again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Thomsen
Central Presbyterian Church
Northwest Texas Hospital
F. D. Papadeas
Johnson Ranch
Hal Worth to Direct Fiesta at C C Meet
Hal Worth a Dallas pageant director will stage the Spanish Fiesta during the West Texas chamber of commerce convention. He heads preparations from his City Hall office and is noted as a leading southern pageant man with prior Fat Stock Show gala duties and bathing girl revues at St Johns casino Miami.
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Hal Worth
Dallas
West Texas
Worth
South
St. John’s Casino
Miami
Florida
Quick Quaker Oats Breakfast Boost Promises Daily Nourishment
The notice touts Quick Quaker Oats as a fast hot breakfast option delivering a balanced mix of protein carbohydrates vitamins and bulk to aid digestion. It claims meals take 3 to 5 minutes and urges serving breakfast daily for health.
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Holley -Phillips
EW. Little
Elsie Little
Kansas City
Missouri
Jack Vogt
Monroe Street
Thomsen
Rex Ingram
Mr. Worth
Marie Jones Wolfram
16Th Street
Russell & Cockrell
Postoffice
The
Post Office
Assell & the Panhandle
Scena Printing Co NC
Amarillo, Texas
Taylor ST. Venting
Service
Pampa
Panhandle
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