Royal Academy honors two young artists in 1920s listing
Polish descent prodigy Kluska earns one of two academy recognitions with highly detailed roof tops and backyard scenes. Joan Manning-Sanders, 15, also honored for Cornish subject, while her painter father and poet mother frame her artistic upbringing.
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Klaska
Kluska
Academy
Soho
St. Martin’s Art School
London
Joan Manning- Sanders
Joan
Klueka
Jesus
Kindergarten Closes Year With Spring Pageant
The San Jacinto Kindergarten at 817 Louisiana ended the year with a morning program directed by Mrs. W. H. Wise. A large crowd enjoyed songs recitations and a spring pageant where children wore bird butterfly and flower costumes. Participants included Dale Ledbetter Bobbie Bowden Guy Davis Joan McCormic Lorna Beth McCormic Mary Aline Jackson Hubert Davis Nancy Henderson Billy Hoyt Martin Jim Cunningham Con Win Brett Alto Payne Eugene Spaeth Thelma Applequist Swaughn Veazey Walter Van Zile Bradley Brnum Alvis Veazey Jack Armstrong and Francine Young.
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San Jacinto
Louisiana
W. H. Wise
Dale Ledbetter
Bobbie Bowden
Guy Davis
Joan McCormic
Lorna Beth McCormic
Mary Aline
Hillcrest Country Club Dance Planned
Members of Hillcrest Country Club will dance tomorrow evening from 9 until 12. Joe Norman and his orchestra will furnish the music.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Joe Norman
Woman artist breaks barriers says Mile. to succeed
The Associated Press reports Mile. a French artist states that women must overcome gender barriers to succeed in art, drawing from her own experience to urge persistence and equality in the field.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mile
Paris Artist Fanny Buiand-Sevastos Voices Gender Art Barriers
Paris artist Fanny Buiand-Sevastos, 23, argues canvas has no sex and value does not depend on painter gender. She notes galleries and dealers see women as economic risks, cites Rosa Bonheur as precedent, and praises the United States for social freedom and carnival enjoyment.
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Fanny Buiand-Sevastos
Paris
Rosa Bonheur
Mile
Savastes
Mme
Anthippe Couchod-Sevastes
Revue de la Femme
Paul Louis Couchod
Anatole France
United States
Hanshaws Return From Big Spring After Brother Illness
Mr and Mrs W O Hanshaw came back Tuesday from Big Spring where they were summoned by the illness of D S Hanshaw the brother of Mr Hanshaw.
Prohibition Curtails Colorado Rye Crop
Prohibition is believed responsible for a sharp drop in Colorado rye production since 1918. Acreage fell from 149000 acres in 1918 to 74000 in 1928, with prices sliding from as high as 1.46 dollars per bushel to as low as .60 per bushel.
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Denver
Colorado
Ware town meeting crowded by mistaken fire alarm
In Ware Massachusetts a town meeting was held after a chemical fire truck with siren drew residents by rushing down Main Street. Failing to meet the required attendance, the alarm prompted enough voters to gather at the town hall and conduct the meeting.
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United Press
Ware
Mass
Main Street
Sargon praised by Dallas man for health recovery
A Dallas man E. P. Russell recounts five years of illness and constipations before using Sargon. He credits improved rheumatism and vitality to Sargon Soft Mass Pills. He advertises Sargon availability through Fox Drug Company in Amarillo with store locations.
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Dallas
P. Russell
Royal St
Amarillo
Fox Drug Company
Polk St
4Th
Pierce
Fillmore
10Th
Tyler
6Th
Carolina
G. F. Willis, Inc
Wayland Gym To Be Ready By September
Wayland college in Plainview will have a new brick gymnasium completed by September 1, 1929 funded by Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nuon of Amarillo. Judge H. C. Pipkin announced the plan at commencement with G. W. McDonald and Frank Kimbrough praising the project. The 76 by 84 foot building costs about 20000 dollars and sits on the campus southwest corner. Guy A. Carlander designed the plans.
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Frank Crandell
Moore Avenue
Ethel Kyle
Peacock Beauty Parlor
D. H. Seeby
Frank Shaw
Pampa
R. W. Wilson
N. Harrison Street
Virginia la Verne
Skellytown
White Deer
Guy A. Carlander
Floyd Baker
West Seventh Avenue
J. P. Easter
Topeka
Kansas
Santa Fe Hospital Association
Louise Easter
J. &. Black of
Childress
Colby D. Hall
Plainview
Wayland College
J. L. Nuon
Amarillo
H. C. Pipkin
G. W. McDonald
Frank Kimbrough
Eddie Hammitt
Floydada
Minter Aszell
Slaton
Arilla Patterson
Helen Mann
The Kid's Clover final showing with Glenn Tryon
The Fair presents The Kid's Clover starring Glenn Tryon in the last showing. The Mission screens Coquette starring Mary Vieckford along with Vitaphone vaudeville and Movietone News. Deandi presents The Amazing Vagabond with Bob Steele. Nat Rafe Emerson and His Orchestra perform.
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Glenn Tryon
Nunn Family Gift Boosts College Endowment and Library
Dr. J. E. Nunn a college trustee and donor of the Nunn library spoke at the exercises. He praised his son J. L. Nunn for the gift and noted his contributions to college improvements and endowment as bids for building work were announced to be received soon.
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J. E. Nunn
J. L. Nunn
Nunn
Marine Plane Crashes in Haiti Killing Pilot
A U S Marine corps aircraft crashed at Cape Haitien Haiti yesterday killing First Lieut Gladden and seriously injuring Second Lieut Rhodes the pilot.
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Associated
Preas
Port "Au Prince
Haiti
U.S. Marine Corps
Cape Haitien
Gladden
Rhodes
Dallas County clerk warned in death letter
Dallas County Clerk D C Whiteley received a death threat from an unsigned letter claiming a kidnapping plot. The note demanded he block aid to a Mrs. Jennings seeking divorce, and referenced a husband “in our hands.” Whiteley did not know either party and treated the letter as possibly a hoax. A Chicago economist notes a July 1 moving day for school vacations.
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Associated Preas
Dallas
Tex
D. C
Robert L. Jennings
Whiteley
Jennings
Senate fight on textile strike seen in Senate floor
Washington May 24 A battle on the Senate floor to force a senatorial investigation of labor tensions and the textile strike takes shape as lawmakers debate the issue. The dispute centers on how to probe labor conditions and union activity during the industrial tempers.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Delicatessen Named France Designed Women’s Undergarment
Conditions within the textile industry were under study as the manufacturers committee prepared to vote on a resolution for a federal trade commission investigation. A new one piece undergarment for women designed in France has been dubbed the delicatessen.
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Manufactures
Federal Trade Commission
France
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Verbenas
Petunias
Msuthie
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Jefferson
Wayland Gym
Chicago
Live AT the
16Th and
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Frieze Bakery
Taylor ST
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R. A. Lester
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Hot Springs
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