Amarillo Symphony to Launch 15 Cent Admission Debut
Tomorrow Amarillo's Phil Harmonic Symphony Orchestra opens the 1933-34 season at the Auditorium with general admission set at 15 cents and 25 cents for front parquet seats. The program features a 50-member orchestra plus Balladettes and Bal Laders of Amarillo College, under conductor Ellis B. Hall and director Mrs. Alta Potts Turk.
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Philharmonic Symphony
College
City Drug Store No. 1
Amarillo College
Alta Potts Turk
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Robert Axtell
H. P. Garrett
Marion Burnett
John Josey
Rebecca Meadors
Kermit Dyche
Francis Robertson
Ruby Hutchinson
Valdera Childers
Irving Tolzien
Helen M. Strite
Marguerite Lehman
Floyd Marsh
Hallie A. Hamill
Hermes Nye
Winona Wise
Clifton Oliver
Dorothy Coan
Roberta Cohen
Maurine
Red Cross Notices List Local Organizations and Members
Continued from page one the list names many groups and women linked to Red Cross activities including Catholic Daughters of America P E O American Legion Auxiliary First Baptist Church Progressive Child Study Philarmonic Music Club and various PTAs and clubs in Amarillo with numerous member titles such as Mrs. W. P. McIntosh Mrs. J. L. Sparks Mrs. Rual Jones Mrs. C. H. Mason and others.
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W. P. McIntosh
Catholic Daughters of America
Farwell
Wayne Sawyers
C. E. Blue
el Navegar
R. F. Stuart
First Baptist Church
J. L. Sparks
R. L. McMeans
American Association of University Women
Rual Jones
Progressive
W. F. Dean
Catholic Charities
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John O Parr
Presbyterian Church
F. B. Means
W. Noland
Arthur Osgood
Central Junior High
WD. Westbay
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
H. G. Wheeler
What They Tack Write To What They Tack Write To
A fragment from a help request letter to a journal page mentions a young girl seeking work and references experience and years. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or dates to expand details.
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Tack
Tam
Eye specialists attend Lubbock clinic for study
Five Amarillo optometrists will attend the Graduate Clinic on the correction of eye conditions in children at Lubbock November 15-17. The doctors are R. J. Benson L. N. Pittman J. M. Hyden T. M. Montgomery and F. G. Roane. Lubbock’s clinic will be led by Dr. A. M. Skeffington of Chicago director of the Graduate Clinic Foundation of Optometry.
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R. J. Benson
L. N. Pittman
J. M. Hyden
T. M. Montgomery
F. G. Roane
Plainview
A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Graduate Clinic Foundation of Optometry
Grand Jurors Selected for Eight-Week Potter County Term
Forty Seventh District Court opened for an eight weeks term in Potter County with grand jury chosen and charged. Judge Henry Bishop began setting cases. Fred Bone named foreman. other members include Allen, Ross, Keeling, Wilson, Carder, Mann, Masterson Jr, Mays, Jesse, Kidd, Johnson. Only 10 complaints bound over, two new cases expected. Burglary charge against Arlie Plummer disposed of and dismissed with witness consent.
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Canyon
Fred Bone
Charles Allen
J. F. Ross
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I. O. Wilson
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F. W. Jesse, Henry Kidd, and
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Arlie Plummer
Grady Hazlewood
Changes in Amarillo Church Leadership and New Book
Rev. Foote leaves Amarillo for Pampa after his book Keys To Conquest earns national interest. He will preach next Sunday at his new church. Rev. Bryant, a 26 year Methodist veteran, has led Tenth Street Church since 1931 and helped advance civic and church life.
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Mitchell
Waco
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Amarillo
Lubbock
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Breckenridge
Houston
Fort
Tien
Foote
Bryant
Tenth Street
Channing
Buchanan Street
Germany Faces Watchful Waiting as Hitler Stance Interpreted
Continued discussion on Germany from the League of Nations and its break with the disarmament conference was seen as endorsement of Hitler's bid for freedom and equality among nations. Analysts expect Germany to adopt a cautious, waiting posture awaiting a first vote from foreign powers.
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League of Nations
Hitler
Germany
Porter Williams Is Given Funeral Rites
Services for Porter Williams 26 who died in Las Vegas New Mexico were held at the First Baptist Church. Dr G L Yates pastor led. Burial planned in Paducah Monday with pallbearers named. Williams longtime Amarillo worker at Polk Street Grocery is survived by his widow and baby daughter Doris Gwendolyn.
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Las Vegas
N. M
First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
Paducah
Griggs & Sons
Ben Ansley
Thad Ansley
Jimmie Chesshire
Alfred Vetesk
Jack Burgan
Glenn Casey
C. S. Hatchett
R. R. Smith
T. F. Gilbert
Braden Vetesk
Peter Smith
C. P. Bardwell
W. D. Sides
W. L. Dinan
Mayo Parrish
Harry Holland
Williams
Amarillo
Polk Street
Doris Gwendolyn
Cottonseed Down For Three Month Period In 1944
Cottonseed crushed in the August 1 to October 31 period totaled 1,402,345 tons, down from 1,423,033 tons a year earlier. Mills held 1,073,072 tons on October 21, versus 1,228,142 tons year ago. Markets also noted varied activity in Kansas City hogs and cattle, with prices mixed and supplies shifting. New Orleans cotton opened firmer with modest gains as traders reacted to stock movements. New York stocks showed broad firmness with gold and currencies affecting sentiment amid government policy discussions.
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New York
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Dust storms sweep Midwest as hunters vanish by Granite Lake
Winds gusting from Saskatchewan hit South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with gale force. A steel hangar toppled at Tracy Minnesota and debris damaged structures in St Paul Omaha Minneapolis and Des Moines. Two missing duck hunters on Lake St Clair amid the dust.
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Des Moines
Kansas City
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McWilliams Burial Set at Silverton
Charles Lee McWilliams age 61 died after an extended illness at his brother in law Clyde Terrell’s home in Amarillo area. The body will be taken to Silverton via Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home overland this afternoon. He is survived by his widow seven sons and three daughters and a brother and sister.
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Charles Lee McWilliams
Clyde Terrell
Birmingham Street
Mr. McWilliams
Silverton
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Guy
Glenn
Ray
Armon Dee
C. L
Billy
Robbie McWilliams
Willie May
Wilmer
Mary Sue McWilliams
T. C. McWilliams
Holland
Tex
J. C. Elmore
Martens
Tey
Girl Scouts Meet Jointly Tonight Leaders Convene
A joint meeting of Girl Scout troop leaders and the board of examiners will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Episcopal Parish House. All leaders are asked to attend by Miss Daffin Lowrey local Scout director.
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Episcopal Parish
Daffin Lowrey
Amarillans Attend Rites for Relative Auto Victim
Mr and Mrs F E Cox of 906 North Fillmore Street and Mrs Orville Goodpasture of 806 Buchanan Street travel to Memphis to attend the funeral of Archie Cox 21 fatally injured in an automobile crash Wednesday at Littlefield Archie was their nephew and brother to Mrs Goodpasture He resided in Littlefield funeral services were set for this afternoon.
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North Fillmore Street
Orville Goodpasture
Buchanan Street
Memphis
Archie Cox
Littlefield
Visitors in City Bring Local Ties to Amarillo
Mrs. J. H. Patterson and Floyd Shaw, both of Pampa, are visiting Amarillo. Mrs. Patterson is sister of Mrs. W. B. Amacker, secretary of the Panhandle Automobile Club.
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Floyd Shaw
Pampa
Amarillo
Patterson
W. B. Amacker
The
Panhandle Automobile Club
Family visit from Madison Street residents at Littlefield
Jessie Pittman Sybil and Virginia Smallwood and Etta Hart of 1618 Madison Street spent the weekend visiting Mr and Mrs George Long at Littlefield.
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Sybil
Virginia Smallwood
Etta Hart
Madison Street
Littlefield
George Long
Mrs Cox of Amarillo Dies in El Paso Friday
Mrs. John Cox sister of Mrs. Houston Taylor and Mrs. R. E. B. Williams of Amarillo died in El Paso Friday after a long illness.
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Houston Taylor
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Amarillo
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Osteopathy and Nature’s Healing Process
The article explains how normal bodily health relies on Nature and the nervous system to defend and repair the body. It describes how disease arises from interference with nerve function, and how osteopathic diagnosis and manual readjustment remove such interference to restore health. It emphasizes two-step diagnosis and the restoration of the body's own healing powers.
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