Amarillo Seen as Strong Bid for 1928 Texas Press Meet
Col Harve Haines and W A McIntosh urged Amarillo as the next Texas Press Association convention site after a strong bid presented in Houston. A special train carried over 200 teachers and officials, with 7 000 delegates at the meeting. The executive committee will decide the 1928 venue in January in Fort Worth, amid Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio bids.
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Amarillo
Texas Press Association
Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
W. A. McIntosh
McIntosh
State Executive Committee
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
el Paso
Panhandle
Colonel Hines
W. L. Hughes
Abilene
H. W. Stilwell
Texarkana
Helen Carr
Temple
Emmett Brown
Cleburne
J. W. Smith
N. T
Denton
Evelyn Sterling
J. Lee Stambaugh
Pharr
Clyde Duncan
W. S. Holland
Stamford
Laura V. Hamner
Polk Street Methodist to Hold All Day Rummage Sale
The Junior Sunday school of Polk Street Methodist plans a rummage sale all day Thursday in the Auditorium hotel building at 417 East Fifth Street. Helpers are asked to send rummage to the church office by Thursday.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Auditorium Hotel
East Fifth Street
S. B. A. To Have Thanksgiving Entertainment
The Security Benefit Association holds its annual Thanksgiving party at Griggs Hall on Eighth and Fillmore Street this evening. Plans promise a happy event with a large attendance expected.
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the Security Benefit Association
Griggs Hall
Eighth and
Fillmors Street
MacDowell Music Club To Present Radio Program
The MacDowell Music Club met at 1812 Polk Street with Mrs. Charles F. Smith elected vice-president for the remainder of the club year. Under leader Mrs. D. M. Young a program featured piano pieces, vocal selections, a musical reading, and a piano duet performed by club members.
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MacDowell Music Club
O. D. Newell
Polk Street
Charles F. Smith
D. M. Young
Guitarra
Bischoff
Walter Fuerman
de Koven
C. D. Newell
Floyd Marsh
M. D. Ramsey
Wing
Fern Cabot Dysart
W. Cabot
Felice
Lieurance
Harry Hatcher
James 0. Cade
Letter Carriers' Auxiliary Hosts Lovely Thanksgiving Party
The Ladies Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers hosted a Thanksgiving party Friday night in the Women's club rooms at the Municipal auditorium. The event featured entertainment, games, contests, and refreshments for a large attendance. Mrs. Swift is here. Mrs. R. R. Swift and her son from Dallas attended.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Municipal Auditorium
Brothers Fatally Wounded in Colorado Texas Shooting
John Smith, garage owner, was killed and his brother Bill Smith wounded in a street altercation in Colorado Texas. A local man surrendered after the incident. no charges filed yet. The brothers reportedly had prior trouble with the suspect.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Tex
John Smith
Bill Smith
Hi Y Members to Entertain Parents Tonight
The HI Y group at the Senior High School will entertain the PT A tonight at 7 50 at the high school. Mr Steele, HI Y leader, is in charge of the program. A large attendance is urged.
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Steele
HI Y
Southwest Highway Conference Opens Meeting in Fort Worth
Several hundred delegates from Texas Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico and Arkansas attended the opening session of the Southwest Highway Conference. The principal business was endorsing the Hoover uniform motor code for adoption by all five states.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arkansas
Woman Found Dead In St. Paul Hotel
A blood spattered hotel room in St. Paul yielded the body of a woman believed to be Mrs. M. Allen of Prescott Oregon shot to death after a reported struggle. Her husband lay unconscious from four bullets fired in the same incident.
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Associated Presa
ST. Paul, Minn
M. Allen
Prescott
Oregon
Guests of Mrs. Swift's Father Counted
The statement lists W. P. Hopkins and Mrs. Jack Vogt with her husband Mr. Vogt as guests, staying at 1614 Harrison Street.
Local Notes on Movements and Visits Across Texas
Mrs Myrtle Carroway has returned to Amarillo from the Jarett Fashion Shop in Lubbock. Mrs Louis Levine and her son spent Sunday in Clarendon with the sister of the former, Mrs Noel Harvey. Mrs Berry Atwood is spending the week in Dallas. Floyd Walker of Victory Wilson is confined at home by appendicitis. Miss Ina Cartwright leaves Wednesday for Fort Worth to visit her parents. Ike Rockwell of Romine s Inc leaves recently for Marion Alabama to make his home.
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Myrtle Carroway
Jarett
Lubbock
Amarillo
Louis Levine
Clarendon
Noel Harvey
Berry Atwood
Dallas
Floyd Walker
Victory-Wilson
Ina Cartwright
Fort Worth
Ike Rockwell
Romine’s Inc
Marion
Alabama
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Teachers Convention
Ladies Auxiliary
P.T. A
TTI
Jackman’s
Sensa
Nashua
A. Qe
Street
Atyles
Lors
Southwest Highway
St. Paul
RAY . Ata
Magnolia Coffee
Houston
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