Amarillo College of Music students to perform at high school
Mrs. Lorene Amyett Thurmond presents her students in a dramatic art and dancing recital at the Amarillo High School Auditorium at 8 15 this evening. Participants include Charlotte Williams Mary Louise Brands Peggy Jackson Elaine Anderson Isabell Raffkind and many others with Prof E B Hall directing the accompanying orchestra.
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Lorene Amyett Thurmond
Amarillo College of Music
Charlotte Williams
Mary Louise Brands
Peggy Jackson
Elaine Anderson
Isabell Raffkind
Martha Mae Jackson
Dorothy Jane Dutton
Willa Dean Salyer
Myra Ruth Stith
Ruth Doan
Myra Montgomery
Marguerite Cleghorn
Billie Merle Freeman
Elsie Allene Belle
Ada Cornelia Allison
Mary Elizabeth Stack
Helen Elizabeth Dutton
Marella Myers
Hope Adams
Judie Lambie
Fae Wheeler
Mary Lynn Boyce
Maggie Maxine Routh
Dorothy Blye
Ann Nell McDaniel
Mildred Boyer
Gladys Whitehurst
Thelma Gwynn
Josephine Probst
Evelyn Kenedy
Laura Armstrong Hickerson
E. B. Hall
Helen Strite
H. P. Garrett
Two Affairs Honor Mrs. Larkinson in Venice House Week
Mrs. Sam A. Larkinson from Venice, California, was honored with multiple events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. Clint Basham at 815 Pierce Street. Mrs. Alma Norton organized a luncheon at the Rose Bowl with white carnations and snapdragons adorning tables. Guests included the Bashams, Larkinson, Norton, and several others, with bridge part of the social at Basham's home.
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Sam A. Larkinson
Venice
Cal
M. Clint Basham
Pierce Street
Basham
Bridge
Alma Norton
Larkinson
Rose Bowl
Dance Schedule for Rainbow and DeMolay Event at Masonic Temple
Dance will be held for Rainbow girls and DeMolay boys tonight from 9 to 12 in the East Room of the Masonic Temple. All members of both organizations are invited.
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Masonic Temple
Cream Supper Planned by Hi League Unit
The Hi League of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church will hold an ice cream supper this Saturday at 7 o'clock. Proceeds support sending delegates to the league convention in Abilene next week. The public is invited.
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Hi-League
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Abilene
Tomato crop celebration visits Yoakum and Red Men adjourns
Governor Ross Sterling left for Yoakum to attend the annual tomato crop celebration. Texas Red Men adjourned their convention and chose Dallas for next year with L. Santi of Mingus named Grand Sachem succeeding W. J. Johnson of Houston.
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Austin
U.P
Ross Sterling
Yoakum
Beaumont
Texas
Red Men
Dallas
L. Santi
Mingus Grand Sachem
W. J. Johnson
Houston
Summer heat wave grips Chicago and nation
A summer like heat wave killed at least one, caused prostrations, and sent thousands to lakes for relief. Chicago antici pates cooling breezes while eastern cities face extreme temperatures near record highs and New York reports a heat related death. A Nebraska windstorm caused about $25,000 in farm damage.
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Chicago
South
New York
Washington
Nebraska
Water extensions completed for Oliver-Eakle Addition
The city commission completed extending water mains in the Oliver-Eakle Addition after the engineering department laid several blocks of lines. Property owners supported a beautification plan featuring more than 600 trees on vacant lots, tied to a needed water supply. In Terrell Texas on May 29 a Texas Interurban Railway depot safe was blown and $50 stolen. the safe was damaged by the blast.
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Oliver-Eakle
City Commission
Yeggs
Terrell
Tex
U.P
Texas Interurban Railway
Deluxe Catering Co. Ad Promotes Sandwich Spreads and Ham
Local ad urges patrons to buy sandwich spreads sandwiches potato salad and potato chips from the Deluxe Catering Co located at 416 West 10th Avenue with phone listing 5064 for orders.
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Superior Virginia
Deluxe Catering CO
10Th Ave
TWO DEAD ONE CHILD HURT IN TEXAS AUTO CRASH
In Corsicana Texas on Highway 75 nine miles south of the city near Richland two people died and one was critically injured in a late night wreck. The dead were Mrs William Pinkard 26 and Juanita Pinkard one month old. Surviving were William Pinkard 30 with crushed ribs and internal injuries Betty Joe Pinkard 5 with a slight concussion. Mrs Pinkard was nearly decapitated when the Pinkard car struck a casing pulling machine demolishing the vehicle.
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Corsicana
Tex
Richland
William Pinkard
Juanita Pinkard
Betty Joe Pinkard
Pinkard
Diesel Motor Sets Non-Fueling Endurance Record
In Jacksonville on May 29 a diesel oil burning motor carried Walter Lees and Fred Brossy to a new world non refueling endurance record of 84 hours and 10 minutes, beating the previous 75 hours 23 minutes set by Frenchmen in Algiers. The Packard test pilots landed with fuel exhausted on Jacksonville Beach at 7 20 P M E T, claiming superiority in efficiency and economy over regular gasoline motors.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Walter Lees
Fred Brossy
Algiers
Packard
Jacksonville Beach
Prosecutor Faces $25,000 Suit Over Forgery Claim
Austin report says County Attorney Bryan Blalock posts a $2,500 bond while facing a $25,000 suit filed by W. H. Roberts. Roberts was arrested on a charge of forging his first wife's name to a divorce citation waiver in a complaint filed by the county attorney.
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Austin
O.R
Bryan Blalock
W. H. Roberts
Roberts
Hills Bros. Controlled Roasting Delivers Uniform Coffee Flavor
Hills Bros. promotes a patented Controlled Roasting process that yields uniform roast by small batch, continuous flow. The method claims to prevent variation, keeps coffee fresh by vacuum packing, and markets Hills Bros. Coffee nationally with the Arab trademark on the can.
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansasity
Missouri
Rates Granted For Texas Postmasters Convention
Texas railways have granted reduced fares for delegates to the Texas State Branch of the National League of District Postmasters convention in Amarillo on June 17 and 18. J. J. Cole, traffic manager at the Chamber of Commerce, says attendance is expected to be large and the program nearly complete. League officers include A. E. Frieze, E. Gerlich, C. T. Coolidge, John W. Robbins, and Martha A. Luccock.
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Texas Railways
Texas
National League of District
Amarillo
J. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
League
A. E. Frieze
Silverton
E. Gerlich
Schertz
C.T. Coolidge
Pasadena
John W. Robbins
Clyde
Martha A. Luccock
Keene
Food Handler Permits Renewed by Health Unit
More than 1 000 food-handlers permits issued since May 1 by the Amarillo Potter County Health Unit. No charge for permits, but operations require a valid permit and health certificates for all employees at $1 each. Practically every permit has been renewed.
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Amarillo-Potter County
Oral Largent
Baylor Names Acting Dean as Miss Marschall Resigns
Mrs Lilly M Russell becomes acting dean of women at Baylor University in Waco after the resignation of Miss Irene Marschall. Marschall will marry Dr Clyde L King of the University of Pennsylvania political science department.
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Mrs. Russell
Miss Marschall
Baylor University
Waco
Lilly M
Russell
Baylor University Today
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