Social Order elects new officers as Christmas party slated
Sam Lewis serves as secretary treasurer as Mrs G S Babb is chosen president to succeed Mrs M G Monaghan. First vice president remains Mrs A J Morris with second vice president Mrs C R Calvert. Attendees include M G Monaghan A J Morris Sam Mitchell W G Dickson and others. Next meeting set for Dec 18 at Mrs A J Morriss home 1513 Fillmore. James W Davis noted as employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lewis
G. S. Babb
M. G. Monaghan
C. H. Runyon
A. J. Morris
C. R. Calvert
D. H. Nally
Sam Mitchell
W. G. Dickson
Fillmore
Railway Workers Return and Transfers in Local Lines
Carnival worker serves as machinist helper while Ted J. Keller returns to train service as piledriver operator. Summers bids passenger service with Conductor Josh M. Kelly. Cope leaves Dalhart for Abilene to work as first trick operator. Hibbetts reports for duty after layoff, displacing Glen Moore to freight. Hollis visits Wichita Falls. Williams new in train service. J L. Gibson back after discharge to Dimmitt-Sterley run with Harper and Weatherly. Babbs family guests Newton H. Babb and relatives from Colorado Springs. George Babbs plays in sand pile with grandson William. Mrs Gowdy ill. B of L. E. Lodge 574 meets Nov 10 3 30 PM to nominate state legislative board rep for Sam Lewis vacancy. Lile assigned to through freight from Amarillo. Settle returns to Hedley agency. Galloday in Fort Worth hospital. P E Canada relieving. Harris from Vernon to Hedley agency. Strong assigned to Amarillo freight. Henderson still on layoff due to hand injury. Roy S Holly bids in passenger trains 1 and 8 with Conductor L D Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted J. Keller
R. A. Summers
Josh M. Kelly
W. O. Cope
Dalhart
Abilene
J. E. Hibbetts
Glen Moore
T. J. Hollis
Wichita Falls
E. F. Williams
J L. Gibson
J. L
Dimmitt-Sterley
J. A. Harper
P. E. Weatherly
George S. Babbs
Newton H. Babb
Colorado Springs
George
Wiliam
Bill
W. R. Gowdy
L. E. Lodge No. 574
IOOF
State Legislative Board
Sam Lewis
L. J. Lile
Amarillo
H. B. Settle
Quitaque
M. A. Henderson
E. E. Harris
Vernon
Hedley
E. Galloday
Plainview
Fort Worth
P. E. Canada
R. W. Strong
Roy
Holly
L. D. Moore
Locomotive Foreman on Vacation and Visitors at Lloyd Home
Notice lists guests including W. D. Bender of Hardin-Simmons University and recounts deaths and illnesses. Miss Cox travels to Houston for funeral services for her nephew. Horace W. Elliott from freight traffic is hospitalized in Saipan awaiting word on recovery. Oleta Wrygel visits Tell, Texas, while Mary Emma Sweeney begins work as secretary to the general claim agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Lloyd
W. D. Bender
Hardin-Simmons University of Abilene
H. A. Cox
Cox
Houston
Horace W. Elliott
Saipan
Horace
Oleta Wrygel
Tell, Tex
Mary Emma Sweeney
Military train escort appointed to passenger dept
W. F. Runyan of Hollywood California is named military train escort in the passenger department. W. W. Kelly, Chicago general purchasing agent, and C. R. Holmes, Topeka general storekeeper, are mentioned in the continued note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Runyan
Hollywood
Cal
W. W. Kelly
Chicago
C. R. Holmes
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank
Polk
OUR Children’s Department
James W. Davis
Khoury Bros
West
Regus
Quest Towner
NEA Service
By Dirk Turner
Texas
R. M. Minton
P.O
San Angelo
Tex
Hlobbsco
Cretney Drug
van Buren Ph
N. Fillmore
Torti
Ovrersee
Imperial
Hiram Walker
Americas
Iram Walker & Sons
Peoria
Horan Walkers
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Illinois
Santa FE
EF. C. Bender
Clovis
F. H. Lloyd
Bender
Walgreen's & Cretney Drug
Mary L. Spence
Plainview Texas
Frank B. Duncan, M. D
R. A. Duncan
Amarillo Building
Res
Arp
Daanth
Morrow
Thomas
Walt
Eer
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