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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

2

Midwestern colleges reject coed smoking on campuses

A survey of colleges across the Midwest shows widespread disapproval of female smoking on campus. Leaders at Northwestern, Chicago, Illinois and Kansas schools condemn it while Minnesota vows never to follow Bryn Mawr. Some schools ban or frown on smoking. others report few students smoke.

Associated Press Chicago Midwest Bryn Wo A Brandenburg Kansas Teachers’ College Pittaputsh Northwestern University University of Chicago Northwestern Saya Dean Richardson Minnesota University of Illinois Illinois Iowa Bryn Mawr Ohio State University Gtria Elizabeth Conrad Indiana Purdue Agnes Wells Depauw Butler Washington University Nebraska Emporia Kansas T. W. Butcher Emporia, Kansas Teachers College Oklahoma Missouri Wniversity Oklahoma College For Women Oklahoma A. & M Oklahoma City University

Mitchell to hold center of air stage tomorrow

The Mitchell court martial resumes after Thanksgiving with the army court to hear the defense four weeks after it began. The naval inquiry may call Mitchell again if evidence is germane to Shenandoah, while the prosecution plans to present its first witness of 160. General Patrick argues fixed anti aircraft defenses have a role but the best defense is other aircraft.

Associated Press Washington Mitchell Shenandoah Naval Court of Inquiry Army Col William Mitchell Naval Court Subdjeet Naval Tribunal Shenandoah Navy Army-Navy Navy Air Service Mason M. Patrick Army Air Service Eatrick

Reception for Stuckeys at Polk Street Methodist Church

A reception will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 in the main auditorium of Polk Street Methodist Church for Rev L N Stuckey and his family. Rev Hooten and Mrs Hooten, joining as the general assistant to the pastor, will also be welcomed.

L. N. Stuckey Polk Street Methodist Church Hooten Polk Street

Wheat and milo prices on basis quotes per 100 pounds

Basis quotes show No 1 hard wheat Milo fraize and kafir priced per 100 pounds with terms per ba. varies by grade and location.

Railroading Notes and social chatter in Amarillo

John Moore reports on railway union leadership changes in Amarillo and nearby. The Ladies Auxiliary elects new officers M Bayer president and F L Taylor secretary treasurer. Various Santa Fe staff and engineers are noted visiting relatives and handling company business. A South African Johannesburg to Capetown run cut time to 27 hours with one engine. Reports mention advertising impact boosting Florida and Atlanta funding figures.

R. BE. Work Santa Fe M.D. Oldfather Rock Island Wichita Kansas F. W D. C Clovis Roswell New Mexico Polina Amarillo O. H. Warren Peter Easley Almarillo Florida Atlanta Georgia

Arson Suspect Freed as Webb Remains in Jail

Thanksgiving brought joy to R. J. Shackleford his wife and child after ten months in Potter county jail. He was released on bond pending a new trial in Vega for burning the Tascosa post office where he had served as postmaster. Webb, initially charged with burglary and theft, is to be sent to a state penitentiary for four years after his conviction was upheld.

Shackleford Potter County Vega Tascosa Webb Pollard W. J. Augerot Oliver Prag Augerot Wichita Kansas Amarillo Globe Tom Elliott Alago Sheriff's Department Elliott Vear

Local Firms Host Thanksgiving Party at Hale Grocery

Hale's Cash Grocery joined by Western Packing Folger Tea and Coffee and Merchant's Picnic in a Thanksgiving gathering at Hale grocery Wednesday afternoon. Ham and veal leaf sandwiches were provided by the packing company coffee by Folger's and cakes by the biscuit firm. Mrs Paul Davis received a full turkey dinner and Mrs L C Nugent a complete goose dinner.

Hale's Cash Grocery Western Packing Company Folger Tea and Coffee Company Merchant's Piscnic Company Hale Grocery Packing Company Folger's Biscuit Company Paul Davis North Polk Street L. C. Nugent Grocery

San Jacinto Methodist Sets Budget at 4500

At the first board meeting the San Jacinto Methodist church adopted a 4500 budget for the coming year exclusive of the building fund. Judge J. G. Colby was re elected chairman and Alva Slay secretary. The congregation plans to finish the building next year as worship continues in the basement. A pastors home was completed and furnished last year, and membership surpassed 300 with over 200 added. The church now lists about 350 members.

San Jacinto

Buchanan Methodist Pastor Voted Salary Increase

The Buchanan Street Methodist church board voted a salary increase for the coming year. The pastor, Rev. G. W. H. Bryant, will receive 2250 dollars. E. L. Richardson was named chairman and Mrs. Jesse Howes secretary-treasurer as plans for 1926 were outlined. Bryant begins his second year at the church.

Buchanan Street Methodist Church Board of S E. L. Richardson Mra Jesse Howes G. W H. Bryant

Thanksgiving marriage licenses issued by county clerk

The county clerk BE M. Pitta issued marriage licenses yesterday for Edith Irene Philipps and Joseph Caruso W. B. Westover and Ruby Willis Frank R. Brooks and Clara M. James B. R. Suitor and Mary Preston Oliver Rae Bale and B. J. Barfield.

BE. M. Pitta Edith Irene Philipps Joseph Caruso W. B. Westover Ruby Willis Frank R. Brooks Clara M. James B. R. Suitor Mary Preston Oliver Rae Bale B. J. Barfield

Raymond Bailey Acquitted in Daffin Murder Case

Waco report Raymond Bailey was acquitted by a Marlin jury on murder charges in the shooting death of City Marshal E. B. J. Daffin at Lott Fall County on July 12. The verdict ends the high profile case with the Community Chest urging support for tomorrow’s men.

Associated Preside Waco Raymond Bailey Marlin EB. J. Daffin Lott Fall, County

Mrs C Kring of Happy Dies in Local Hospital

Mrs Kring aged 52 died this morning in a local hospital while doctors prepared blood transfusion tests. She had been ill about seven years and is survived by husband, four children, and relatives in Amarillo Carter and Happy. The Kring family moved from Carter, Oklahoma three years ago. She was a Presbyterian member. The body is at Avigas parlors awaiting funeral plans.

Kring Happy J. E. Baggs North Buchanan Street Roy Cartmill Carter Okla J. E. McGinnis Leslie Kring Baggs

Italian Merchant Dies After Lottery Win in Munich

An Italian merchant living in Munich won the equivalent of $125,000 as first prize in a lottery. Soon after learning of his win he died by his own action in despair. He had signed a joke pledge to donate half the prize to the Society of Munich chimney sweeps and the rest to breweries. The Community Chest is an economic investment.

Associated Press Munich Society of Munich Chimney Sweeps Breweries

Bootleg booze destroyed after county raid and jail seizures

About $2,000 worth of homemade whisky and grain alcohol were dumped into the sewer after a Potter county raid. Officers seized 60 gallons in 20 gallon kegs from James Thomas on Rock Island viaduct block earlier, plus 2 gallons grain alcohol and assorted ends. Deputies broke kegs with hammers to empty tins during the destruction at the county jail.

Potter County Wiley J’ollard James Thomas Rock Island Thomas Old Meaiwo

Painter Receives Unanimous Call To Glenwood Pastorate

The Glenwood Baptist church extended a unanimous call Tuesday night to Rev. C. B. Painter of Lawton Oklahoma to become pastor. Painter preached to a full house and is expected to accept before Sunday though he has not announced a decision.

Glenwood

New San Jacinto Slogan Aims to Make Sixth Street Safe

San Jacinto Civic club led by Bob Clark proposes to transform Sixth Street into a safe traffic site. Members discussed road safety at a recent meeting held in the San Jacinto school building and formed committees to push the plan with signs and patrol involvement.

Sixth Street San Jacinto Kiwanig Club Carolina Clark W. M. Curl Wade Brymer Roy Johns W. R. Moody Dr. Curl O. F. Erwin

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