Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Ends Amarillo Session
The Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs completed a four day convention in Amarillo focusing on economic social and political reforms. Resolutions urged broader efforts, told by president Mrs Henry Redmond Corpus Christi. Austin and Galveston vie for the 1925 meeting. Dallas withdraws. Weather disrupted excursions but attendance stayed near 100 percent. Noted speakers included Edith McClure Patterson H B McHarg and Mrs Harry Lilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Amarillo
Henry Redmond
Corpus Christi
Texas Federation
Galveston
Austin
Dallas
West Texas Teachers’ College
Palo Duro Canyon
United States
Edith McClure Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
H. B. McHarg
Colorado State Federation
Harry Lilly
New York
Resolutions of Appreciation Adopted by Amarillo Hosts
The Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs thanks Amarillo for hospitality during its annual meeting. The document praises the city’s welcome, luncheon by the Woman’s clubs, the Board of City Development, the Palo Duro hotel dinner, Lions and Rotary clubs, Mrs. Lee Bivins, Pierian club, WTSCTC luncheon hosts, local musicians, floral committee, and helpers who made the gathering successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Plains
West
Federation
Amarillo
Woman's Club
Potter County Federation
Board of City Development
Palo Duro
Lions and Rotary Clubs of
Country Club
J. U. G. Club
Lee Bivins
Pierian Club
Hill
P. EK. O
J. L. Scott
Potter County
Transportation Committee
Thompson
W. E. Spell
Waco
Tex
Chr
Florence Floore
Cleburne
Maggie W. Barry
College Station
Capital
Buffaloes face Denton Normal in key TI A A test
The Denton Normal Eagles host the Texas college Buffaloes in a pivotal TI A A contest. Coach Burton Eckhardt expect a full lineup with only Carl Scott possibly sidelined, as Buffaloes aim to seize a clear path to the TI A A title with a win. Delbert Bivins calls the game close and muddy, noting Pampa Harvester strength. Gus Miller leads the Buffalo effort.
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Burton
Eckhardt
Eagles
Buffalo
Carl Scott
Buffs
Scott
Denton
Burtons
Sincce
Simmons
Buff Hazle
Buffaloes
Delbert Bivins
Slaton Eleven
Globe
Pampa Harvesters
Bivins
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Slaton High School
Gus Miller
Harvesters Defeat Slaton Tigers 3 to 0
Stewart of Pampa booted a muddy ball between the posts in the first quarter to give the Harvesters a 3 0 victory over Slaton in the Conference B Districts No 1 and 2 final. They advance to meet Vernon Amarillo winner for Panhandle title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Stewart
Pampa
Harvesters
Vernon-Amarillo
Panhandle
Dreamland Beats Railroads In Fast 22 10 Victory
Dreamland Athletic club basketball team defeated Santa Fe second string at The Nat by 22 to 10. Ewell Brown led with six field goals and Bradley added four baskets in a fast clean game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Athletic Club
Santa Fe
Nat
Ewell Brown
Bradley
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State Federation
Reiny’s
City Business Directory
KE. L. Smith
A. 0. Walker
Delco Klexon and Remy Electric Service
O. K. Gilvin
Davis Aulo, Parts CO
East 3Rd St
Blackburn
van Buren
R. Burke Sanders
E. Lee Smith
Beda Auto Supply
East 7Th
All Continental Motor Parts
R. J. Benson
Taylor
C. P. Jones
Nunn Bldg
Amarillo Music CO
Ever Eat Cafe
East Fifth St
Cause & Jones
Polk
T. M. Caldwell CO
Blackburn Bldg
Chas. C. Triplett
Dreamland
W. A. Palmer
New Fuqua Elk
Coolidge
C. R. McAfee
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