Satterwhite to Speak Here on Wednesday
Lee Satterwhite opens his campaign for railroad commissioner with a Panhandle speech at 3 pm and an Amarillo address at 8 pm in the district courtroom. Grover Hill leads arrangements as Satterwhite, a former Panhandle newspaperman now campaigning state-wide, seeks the seat held by Chairman C. V. Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Satterwhite
Panhandle
Amarillo
Court House
Grover Hill
Arangements
Mr. Satterwhite
C. V. Terrell
T. J. Tidwell Carnival Opens Weeklong Amarillo Run
The T. J. Tidwell Shows begin a seven day engagement at Fourth Avenue and Jefferson Street under Tri-State Fair Association sponsorship. The 200 member company features the Broadway Steppers minstrel troupe, eight rides, freaks, athletic acts, and numerous concessions with free parking and paid rides. Avery Rush notes police protection for parked cars.
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Fourth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Tri-State Fair Association
Amarillo
Broadway Steppers
Avery Rush
Miss Wagner and Fred Wheeler Wed Sunday
Miss Lillian Wagner and Fred K. Wheeler wed at Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish House on Sunday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rt. Rev. Magr. A F Amirault with a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 1115 Van Buren Street after a June 17 return from Indianapolis. Wheeler works in Santa Fe auditing. Wagner is a Knightstown high school and Amarillo Business College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Lillian Wagner
J. H. Wagner
Pierce Street
Fred K. Wheeler
R. E. Wheeler
van Buren Street
Margaret Wagner
Ralph E. Wheeler
Magr
A. F. Amirault
Indianapolis
Ind
Wheeler
Santa Fe Auditing Department
Wilson Studios Recital Showcases Piano Pupils in Concert
Mrs. Leslie Hills Bradford presents her Wilson Studios of Music pupils in a recital this evening at 8:30 at 1013 Harrison Street. The program features piano solos vocal choruses with piano accompaniment and ensemble numbers with participants Billie Burger Catherine Manning Mary Margaret Manning Dorothy Jones Mary Jones Ralph Frede William Luck Phil Swatzell Sharleen Barker Betty Ward Maxine Ratcliff Eleanor Fuqua Constance Fuqua and Joseph Mason. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Hills Bradford
Wilson Studios of Music
Harrison Street
Billie Burger
Catherine
Mary Margaret Manning
Dorothy
Mary Jones
Ralph Frede
William Luck
Phil Swatzell
Sharleen Barker
Betty Ward
Maxine Ratcliff
Eleanor
Constance Fuqua
Joseph Mason
Eye Opener to Be Presented by Endeavor at First Christian
The Eye Opener, a three act comedy, will be staged by the Young People’s Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church Friday at 8 15 p m in the OC E rooms. Admission is small with proceeds funding delegates to the Young People’s Conference at Ceta Canyon this summer. Participants include J T Mathews Lewis Simmonds Miss Maxine Grant Miss Thelma Trolinger and Ivan Boxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Endeavor of
The
First Christian Church
OC. E
Young Peoples’ Conference
Ceta Canyon
J. T, Mathews
Lewis Simmonds
Maxine Grant
Thelma Trolinger
Ivan Boxwell
Mrs Curtis Mathes Complimented By Vecinas Club Luncheon
Mrs Curtis Mathes, bound for Fort Worth to make her home, was feted by the Vecinas Club at the home of Mrs P L Beyer. Guests enjoyed bridge with Mrs T C Harrison winning high and Mrs W E Anderson second. Attending were L M Black C H Anderson T C Harrison Harry Snodgrass Arthur Savage C C Meyer Frank Lander F C Higgins W E Anderson and P L Beyer.
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Curtis Mathes
Fort Worth
Vecinas Club
P. L. Beyer
Ong Street
T. C. Harrison
W. E. Anderson
E. R. Archembeau
R. Gill
L. M. Black
C. H. Anderson
Harry Snodgrass
Arthur Savage
C. C. Meyer
Frank Lander
F. C. Higgins
Monterey Bridge Club Entertained at 611 Mississippi Street
Mrs. W. T. Butler hosted a Monterey Bridge Club morning party at her home. High score went to Mrs. T. M. Montgomery with second to Mrs. DeOtis Forrester. guest Mrs. L. M. Kegans attended among fourteen members.
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W. T. Butler
Monterey Bridge Club
Mississippi Street
T. M. Montgomery
DeOtis Forrester
L. M. Kegans
S. W. Ansley
W. O. Payne
Tom Gilley
Little Theater Plans Dinner
The Amarillo Little Theater will hold its last season business meeting at a dinner Tuesday at 7 pm at the Capitol Hotel. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. M. D. Boone at 2 2026. William Russell, director, will read the play The Importance of Being Earnest.
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Amarillo
Striped ensemble worn by Princess at Paris spring vogue
Princess Sixte de Bourbon Parme visits Paris chic stripes in navy and white crepe fashion with a sleeveless dress and short jacket complemented by a red ribbon scarf and blue straw hat. A note mentions the Woman's Auxiliary meeting at West Amarillo Christian Church and a weekend visit in Lubbock by Mrs. Stanley Siebel and son Elden Keneath.
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Paris
Sixte de Bourbon Parme
Lubbock
Stanley Siebel
Elden Keneath
Social Calendar Tonight Features Multiple Recitals
Tonight a series of musical and whistling recitals fills area venues. Pupils of Mrs T M Caldwell perform at the new Methodist Church chapel at 8 15. Miriam Rubin gives a piano recital at Mrs Fred A Sliger’s home at 2210 Washington Street also 8 15. Other recitals include Mrs Harvey Crudgington at the Social Center First Christian Church 8 15 and Leslie Hills Bradford at the Wilson Studio of Music 1013 Harrison Street 8 30. Additional events include piano pupils at George G McNeil Studio 1216 Fillmore Street 8.00 whistling at Polk Street Methodist Church chapel 8.15 and more piano pupil recitals at the McNeil studio. Various study and club meetings follow including Amoma Class Bible study at First Baptist at 9 30 Needle Club at 2615 Hayden Street 3 o'clock O W Club at 822 Kentucky Street 2 30 Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street The Silence at 8 o'clock and Unity social at 1500 Taylor Street 8 o'clock Bonita Chapter O E S Masonic Temple 8 o'clock Mrs James Otis Trulove pupils recital Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel 8 o'clock Amarillo Little Theater dinner Capitol Hotel 7 o'clock La Costura Needle Club picnic at Mrs C J Brummett 1312 Taylor Street 11 Merry Mix Up Club Mrs Sid Jones 1805 Taylor Street 230
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la Costura
C. J. Brummett
Taylor Street
Sid Jones
Hialmar Bergh Featured at Musical Tea in Crystal Ballroom
A large afternoon audience attended the musical tea at the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel featuring Hjalmar Bergh, a young Scandinavian pianist. The event sponsored by Mrs. Alta Potts Turk included Ruth Hatfield and the Balladettes from Amarillo College, with a reception lineup of numerous hostesses and guests.
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Hjalmar Bergh
Herring Hotel
Alta Potts Turk
Episcopal Church
Abilene
Ruth Hatfield
Amarillo College
H. N. Wheeler
B. M. Primer
Jonnie Mae Thompson
Price Moorman
Anna Ruth Denton
Maxine Elmore
Helen Galloup
Mildred Hart
Lucille Henderson
Elsie Little
Katharine Duncan
Lucille Pipkin
Constance Ferguson
Kindergarten Class Closes Year's Work at San Jacinto
The San Jacinto school kindergarten term ended with a short program and basket dinner. Attendees included Wauldine Albright, Jackie Armstrong, Mary Armstrong, Gail Wright, Martha Lee Wright, Billie West, Bobbie Lupher, Phyllis Manning, Delbert Fahli, Junior Myers, Dixie Mae Van Meter, Billie Jo Van Meter, Wanda Lee Wadsworth, James Edward Tomberlin, Katherine Franklin, Bert Mathis, and teacher Mrs. W. H. Wise.
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San Jacinto School
Wauldine Albright
Jackie Armstrong
Mary Armstrong
Gail Wright
Martha Lee Wright
Billie West
Bobbie Lupher
Phyllis Manning
Delbert Fahli
Junior Myers
Dixie Mae van Meter
Billie Jo van Meter
Wanda Lee Wadsworth
James Edward Tomberlin
Katherine Franklin
Bert Mathis
Woman’s Place In the News on Reading Saturation
Miss Eleanor P. Brown of the Society for Prevention of Blindness and Columbia University discuss experiments to find a saturation point for reading and eye strain. They seek guidance on reading time, suitable materials, five to six year olds eye work, lighting, and age appropriate lighting intensity.
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Eleanor P. Brown
The
Society For Prevention of Blindness
Columbia University
Miss Brown
Parliaments Expect Women Deputies After Next Elections
The subject firmly believes France will elect women to the Deputies after the upcoming elections, indicating optimism about gender representation in the national assembly.
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France
Navy Blue and Beige Fashion and Church Event Notices
Paris society appears in navy blue and beige ensemble with a navy tweed coat and cream crepon dress. Berean Class of West Amarillo Christian Church hosts a Polyanna Party Friday at 8. First Christian Church Woman's Council announces a Wednesday meeting with executive at 2 and general at 3.
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West Amarillo Christian Church
J. R. Wheeler
C. E. Conkling
Homer Jacobs
T. 8S. Dysart
T. M. Montgomery
W. N. Howard
W. E. Tomlinson
Woman's Council of the First Christian Church
Wright Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself Near Roscoe
M L Wright a Champion area farmer shot his wife as she sat listening to the radio in her daughter's home and then turned the shotgun on himself, dying outside. The 60 year old couple had been estranged for three weeks and were living apart.
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Roscoe
M. LU. Wright
Wrights
Wright
Navy Blue and White Striped Suit Wows Paris
Lady Louis Mountbatten wore a navy blue and white striped crepe suit at a recent luncheon with a vertical stripe jacket and diagonal frock. She paired it with a navy blue broadcloth top coat featuring a high back collar and cinched waist. La Costura Needie Club hosts a picnic at 11 to depart from 1312 Taylor Street with Mrs G J Brummett. The Merry Mix-Up Club gathers at 2:30 PM Wednesday at Mrs Sid Jones 1805 Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Mountbatten
Local tragedy as Wright found dead with shotgun evidence
Wright lies dead with a forked stick nearby used to pull the trigger on a second shot. A single-barrel 12 gauge shotgun was tied around his shoulders with a heavy cord. Seven children, including two boys under 12, survive the couple.
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Wright
Bishop Gerken at St. Ed's Services
St Edward's University in Austin conferred three doctor of laws degrees and nineteen bachelor degrees at its annual commencement. Rev Dr O'Donohoe preached the baccalaureate. Dr Carrouzet gave the commencement address. Bishop Rudolph A Gerken celebrated Pontifical high mass at the University chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
St. Edward's University
O'Donohoe
Carrouzet
Rudolph A. Gerken
Amarillo
Six Killed in Spanish Riots and General Strike
In Madrid May 30 six persons including two women died and about twenty were injured in gun battles between syndicalist strikers and government troops across Spain. Women were shot at Valencia during a crowd on the silk exchange and a bystander died as police moved on a crowd. Additional fatalities occurred in other cities while a general strike began in Seville with troops ready to distribute bread.
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Madrid
Spain
Valencia
Silk Exchange
Bundl
Seville
Salt and laxative claim for stomach relief
An advertisement claims a common table salt and Adlerika can wash out stomach and bowels to reduce gas. It urges drinking plenty of water and mentions Fox Drug Company and City Drug Stores as sources.
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Fox Drug Company
City Drug Stores
Open Headquarters for L. A. Woods at Fort Worth
State headquarters for L. A. Woods of McLennan County, candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, opened in Fort Worth. Professor A. Tarlton, Fort Worth school principal, is temporarily in charge. Woods, Baylor graduate, has twenty five years as a Texas educator and is currently McLennan County superintendent.
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Fort Worth
L. A. Woods
McLennan County
A. Tarlton
Woods
Baylor University
Texas
Bourne End Home Chalklands to Be Sold at Auction
Edgar Wallace's Bourne End residence Chalklands is slated for sale at auction, with details on bidding and dates to be announced. The property holds literary ties and draws interest from collectors and fans of the author.
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Edgar Wallace
Bourne End
England
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Winifred Travis
T. M. Caldwell
Polk Street Methodist Church
Kathryn Turner
Sarabeth Davis
Bessie Lee Gowdy
Margaret Latham
Jean Wright
Frances Billingslea
Winifred
Jean
Amy Travis
Moreland Caldwell, Jr
H. Warner
Daisy Lee Corder
Nell McDavid
Johnny Louise Gilkerson
Margaret Hanley
Satterwhite
Miss Wagner
Fred Wheeler
Mrs. Curtis Mathes
Monterey Club
Woman’s Auxiliary
West Amarillo
New Methodist Church
Miriam Rubin
Fred A. Sliger
Washington Street
Harvey Crudgington
Leslie Hills
Bradford
Wilson Studio of Music
Polk Street Methodist
George
McNeil
Fillmore Street
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Needle Club
R. D. Gist
Hayden Street
O. W. Club
Pansy Morris
Kentucky Street
Unity Study Club
Bonita
O. E
Masonic Temple
James Otis Trulove
Crystal Ballroom
Capitol Hotel
Hialmar Bergh
Musical Tea
Chester Watson
George Hammock
Annabell Allen
Roy Prentice
J. D. Turk
May Peterson Thompson
Henry Thomson
Pauline Brigham
B. E. Masters
Leo Peterson
J. F. Mead
Gertrude Webb
Eloise Gipson
Darrell Jackson
Grace Hamilton
Mars
Chester Morris
Sinmers
Lydia E. Pinkham
House
Senate
Ruth Pratt
Ruth Bryan Owen
New York House of Detention
Mme. Kraemer-Bloch
Joan Crawford
Robert
Montgomery
Letty Lynton
Nils Asther Lewis Stone
Laurel Hardy
Chevalier I
Playboy ‘of
Navy Blue
Biege
Baronne de Cartier
Berean
Polyanna
Woman Council
LA Costura Club
G. J. Brummett
Bishop Gerken
St. Ed’s
Tyler
FT. Worth
Taylor St
Alexander
LE — Tailoring CO
Independent Cleaners
Sixth
Polk
West 16Th
Philcos
Mathes Company
Polk St
Vanti
America
Lena
Premier Malt Sales Co
Michigan Av
Chicago
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