Armistice Day Planned in Amarillo Panhandle Celebration
Armistice Day events in Amarillo include an 11 am parade with parade marshals Captains Boyce and Radey and prizes for float decorations. At 3 pm the Golden Sandstorm meets a top state high school team at Vivin's Stadium. An American Legion banquet follows at 7 pm at the Amarillo hotel, with a dance at the Legion auditorium after.
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Amarillo
the Panhandle
Hanson Fest No
Walter C. Irvin
Lefton Committee
The
Panhandle
Mr. Irvin
Boy Scouts
Fire Department
Golden Sandstorm
American Legion
Legion
Roy Gough to Manage Sulphur Park Farm Near Hereford
Roy Gough youngest son of Judge L Gough and president of the Texas Wheat Growers association returns from A M C to prepare to manage Sulphur Park farm five miles east of Hereford on the Tierra Blanca stream. A new home and two rent homes will be built. He plans Jersey cattle and later fine sheep as part of Hereford area development.
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Roy Gough
Judge L. Gough
Panhandle
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Amarillo
A. & M. College
Sulphur Park Farm
Sulphur Park
Hereford
Tierra Blanca
Young Gough
4. & M. College
Gough
Memphis Reaches Finals With 26 21 Win Over Canyon
Special to The Globe Memphis advances to the district Class II football final by defeating Canyon 26 to 21 on October 31. The game featured long runs and hard hitting as Memphis edged Canyon Eagles in a thrilling contest. Memphis fans anticipate the team’s path toward Miami after a victory over Perrydon Friday.
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Memphis
Canyon
Canyon Hagles
Miami
Perryton
Clarendon Bronghos Over Wellington 13 0 in Narrow Shootout
Clarendon high school bronchos defeated Wellington 13 to 0 on Friday. Johnson scored the first TD early in the game, with a second in the second quarter following a pass attempt. Clarendon travels to Hollis for the next game on November 6.
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Clarendon
Clarendon High School
Bronches
Wellington
Johnson
Naylor
Aagin
Hollis
Joy Smoke Wins Washington Handicap at Laurel Track
Joy Smoke, owned by W. Whitney, won theWashington Handicap at Laurel over eight runners. The Glen Riddle Farm's Big Breeze finished second with Aga Kaan of Belair Stud third as public favorite struggled to a strong finish. Joy Smoke completed the mile and a quarter in 2 09 4 6. Also reported are health updates on Henry Parks after a serious operation at St Anthony's Sanitarium.
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Joy Smoke
United Press
Laurel Race Track
Wo. F. Whitney
Glen Riddle Farms
Big Breeze
Belair Studs Aga Kaan
Henry Parks
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
Parks
San Jacinto Methodist Church Roles in Globe Feature
The San Jacinto Methodist Church will run a Globe section in the coming weeks with special stories about the church and members. Rev. Virgil Pisher, the pastor, is highlighted as a community leader.
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Globe
Virgil Pisher
Short scales success on West Sixth Street Market
W E Short runs a clean, quality focused meat market at 02 West Sixth Street beside Trip Lett’s Drug Store in Amarillo. Despite skeptics, the store draws Sunday buyers and promotes Western Packing Company products, branding the shop as The biggest little market in Amarillo.
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W. E. Short
West Sixth Street
Triplett
Mr. Short
Amarillo
Western Packing Company
East Amarillo Hallowe'en events and community notes
Local notes report Mrs. L B Cox improving after a visit to St Anthony's sanitarium and W M Stevens showing slight gains after six weeks of critical illness. Glenwood PTA hosted a Halloween party with games and booths to fund a piano, while Houston Street Methodist groups held socials and box suppers. Several families plan visits, and PTA activities raised funds for equipment.
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W. M. Stevens
Clarendon
Stevens
B. R. Hooks
Amarillo
Glenwood PT. A
Hallowe'en
J. H. Bassett
Arthur Street
Houston Street Methodist Epworth League
Houston Street Methodist Missionary Society
Houston Street Methodist Church
W. H. McGuire
East Third Street
W. M. Giles
East Fifth Street
Dallas
East Ward
P T. A
Kathearine Stidger
Winona Saunders
Irene Hobbs
Lorain Thackary
Katherine Stidger
Lala Stidger
Obert Baldwin
Curtis Cunningham
Adar Riger
Wilbert Patman
Ledgard Gibson
A. K. Vance
J. A. Tomlinson
Lloyd Westfall
Burwell Stidger
Johnnie Stidger
Laden Stidger
Mrs. Reed
Mr. and
Tirs Stidger
Santa Fe branch line from Lubbock to Bledsoe opens soon
The Santa Fe freight and passenger line from Lubbock west to Bledsoe in Cochran County is to begin service before December 1. Depots water tanks and piping near completion. Rails laid and grading resurfaced though labor shortages slow progress due to cotton picking. Bledsoe and surrounding towns report rapid building as lumber and supplies are ready for shipment.
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Lubbock
Santa Fe
Bledsoe
Cochran County
R. J. Murray
Cochran
Hockley
Murray
South Plains
Wellington Sheriff Seizes Two in Burglary Case
Special to Lee's Wellington Texas October sheriff C E H McKinney reports two men detained in connection with a dry goods store burglary earlier this week. No names released pending further investigations. Some stolen goods recovered at the White Hotel. The Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway has begun operating a switch engine in Plainview yards to handle fall and winter traffic from grain sorghum and cotton crops. Large ranch lands along the new road are being sold at about 30 dollars per acre. Prominent Lub bock businessmen expect more farmers to settle on the South Plains as opening of the road is celebrated at Lehman Cochran county. You will like Sandy.
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Lee
Wellington
Tex
C. EH. McKinney
White Hotel
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company
Plainview
Lubbock
South Plains
United States
Lehman
Cochran County
Grinnell Pioneers blank Oklahoma Aggies in homecoming setback
Grinnell Pioneers beat the Oklahoma Aggies 21 to 0 on homecoming in Stillwater. Grinnell opened with a 45 yard rush by captain Sweet and added a successful extra point. McCoy of the Aggies missed a 30 yard field goal as Grinnell took control in the second half.
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United Press
Stillwater
Grinnell Pioneers
Oklahoma Aggies
Grinnell
Aggie
Sweet
Aggies
McCoy
Meeter
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Bio Farm
Clarendon Bronghos
San Jacinto Methodist Church
San Jacinto’s
New Methodist Church
San Jacinto
Sixth Street Market
L. B. Cox
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
John Arnett
M. Brooks
W. H. Brymer
C. C. Bunch
G. Pileri
W. D. Beaman
J. F. Caldwell
J. M. Crowder
C. H. Crawford
M. EH. Dwight
H. A. Ferguson
Will Ford
D. F. Fansler
H. E. Gray
Joe Gray
J. W. Graves
Kred Hake
M. A. Hudson
Wm. P. Hopkins
I. Hi. Hennershotz
J. W
J. D. Stinson
R. C. Pool
C. G. Spencer
Jack C. Wyatt
State
Wing
Sénas
Tanal
Hollidays
McIlroys Market
Polk
Rollins
Co. E. King
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
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