Father and Son Banquet Sparks Buchanan Hi Ye Club Notes
The Buchanan Hi-Y Club held its annual Father and Son Banquet Monday night at 7 in the school auditorium. Attendees included Clifford Biggers L O Biggers Henry Moore and many others. Mrs W H King reported canning 508 pints of vegetables and fruit for her family using a pressure canner and sealer. The Am arillo Little Theatre board plans a Monday meeting at 7 15 at Mrs James L Coss Jr s home. Mrs Allen Grounds discusses The Conquering Christ for Week of Prayer at Pierce Street Baptist Church. San Jacinto Methodist Church choir rehearsal is at 7 30 tonight after Thanksgiving delay.
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Buchanan Hi
W. H. King
Lonovy
Little Theater Board
The
Amarillo Little Theatre
James L. Coss, Jr
San Jacinto Methodist Church
ES GUIDING YOUR CHILD TEMPTED TOO FAR
Mrs. Smith left six year old Tommy in a running car while shopping. The boy, trained to obey, slipped into the driver seat, pressed the clutch, shifted to gear, hit the accelerator and frightened at his daring. The article warns guardians to deny opportunities to experiment with cars and to keep engines off, keys removed, brakes set, and cars in gear when children are present. It also notes the cost of cleaning Nelsons Column in Trafalgar Square at over 400 dollars, last done in 1921.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Tommy
Community events and club notices in Potter County
Saturday schedule includes a Children's Story Hour with Mark Twain tales at the Potter County Library at 10 o'clock. Help-Your-Neighbor Club hosts a party and covered dish supper with husbands as guests for Mrs A W Williams at 1003 Madison Street at 7. A Christmas gift bazaar is sponsored by the Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church at 3402 West Sixth Avenue. MacDowell Fine Arts Club hosts a backward dance with Miss Evelyn Corner at 2614 Hayden Street.
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Social Center For Girls
Ardath ‘Johnson
Playhouse of the Musical Arts Conservatory of
West Texas
Nico Charisse
Sid Finklea
Miss Johnson
Schumann
Chopin Jenson
Mozart
MacDowell
Prokofieff
da Falla
Gladys M. Glenn
Gavotte
Mark Twain
Potter County
A. W. Williams
Madison Street
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
West Sixth Avenue
MacDowell Fine Arts Club
Evelyn Corner
Hayden Street
Photographer Shot Without Feeling Pain
George W. Barnes Jr a 19 year old aerial photographer was shot while cruising with Byron Black airport owner to photograph crowds at the Texas A and M Texas football game yesterday. He was bleeding upon landing and taken to a hospital. Doctors could not locate the bullet but believe it is in his neck with no danger as it did not hit heart or lungs. Sheriff Roy W Nunn investigated stating hunters may have fired at the plane.
Detroit Titans Tour Panhandle Oil Fields
Detroit University's 40 Titans and Coach Gus Dorias took a Panhandle circle tour sponsored by Amarillo Borger and Pampa chambers of commerce. They traveled by bus from Amarillo to Borger then Pampa for lunch, with return to Amarillo and a late-evening departure for Detroit.
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Chambers of Commerce
Amarillo
Borger
Pampa
Detroit University
Titans
Gus Dorias
Panhandle
Prison Evangelist In Services Here
The Rev. E. C. Murphy of Aurora Illinois, famed prison evangelist, speaks at the Church of the Open Bible with 214 slides. He tells his life story and outlines his gospel work for prisoners in the United States.
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E. C. Murphy
Aurora
Ill
Church of the Open Bible
Fifteenth Avenue
Ong Street
Murphy
American Prison Association
Rhode Island Penitentiary
Ama rillo Adopts Extended One Hour Parking Law Saturday
Ama rillo implements a new parking ordinance extending one hour limits to Fillmore Street from Third to Seventh Avenues Ninth Avenue between Tyler and Taylor Streets Tenth Avenue between Tyler and Taylor Streets and around the courthouse square Angled parking is allowed on three sides Parallel parking will be enforced elsewhere The rule runs daily 7 AM to 7 PM Fines may reach 200 for violations
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Amarillo
Fillmore Street
Third
Seventh Avenues
Ninth Avenue
Polk Street
Second
Eleventh
Taylor Street
Eighth
Tyler Street
Fourth
Tenth
Third Avenue
Tyler
Pirece
Fourth Avenue
Buchanan
Fifth Avenue
Fillmore
Sixth Avenue
Harrison
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Taylor
Estes Burial Will Be in Fort Worth
Funeral services and burial for Newton Estes who died yesterday in a local hospital will be held tomorrow in Fort Worth. He was 54 and proprietor of a barbecue stand at 612 West Sixth Avenue. Survivors include his wife Pearl Estes two sons J H Estes Rawley Estes and two daughters Eula Estes of Dallas and Mrs Fra Couch of Fort Worth.
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Newton Estes
Fort Worth
Griggs Chapel
Estes
West Sixth Avenue
Amarillo
Pearl Estes
J. H
Rawley Estes
Eula Estes
Dallas
Fra Couch
Adlerika advertised relief for chronic constipation
The ad quotes Mrs. Mabel Schott describing thirty years of constipation and relief after Adlerika. It claims quick action within thirty minutes and adds that the product cleanses the bowel and lowers intestinal bacteria. The notice lists Dr H L Shoub endorsement and mentions availability at Fox Drug Company and City Drug Stores.
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Adlerika
Mabel Schott
H. L. Shoub
New York
Fox Drug Company
City Drug Stores
Rules of 1830 mill enforce long hours at Whitney plant
Old Lyme reports preserve a July 5 1830 blueprint from Amasa Whitney’s Winchendon wood shop. It demands a 16 hour day with dawn start ten minutes before sunrise and gates shut ten minutes after sunset, with strict meal and turnover rules and no appeals to overseers.
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Old Lyme
Conn
Amasa Whitney
Winchendon
Mass
Amasa
Whitney Wood
Denunciation of Necromancy in Christian Science Lesson
A Sunday lesson sermon in Christian Science churches denounces ancient and modern necromancy and Mesmerism. It cites Psalms 139 and Malachi 3, with a passage from Science and Health describing animal magnetism as error opposing divine Science. The text notes X-ray use to measure heart size and weight.
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Churches of Christ
Jacob
Malachi
Mary Baker Eddy
GOP Judges Hit New Deal in Higher Proportion
A Washington survey shows federal judges appointed by Republicans ruled against New Deal legislation more often than those named by Democrats. Notable exceptions exist as some Democratic appointees rejected GOP-initiated tests. The study, not covering the Supreme Court, notes Republicans outnumber Democrats on the bench and cites 11 AAA decisions with nine against the laws by Republican appointees.
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Nathan Robertson Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
AAA
Labor Tonight Plans Membership Drive In Amarillo
Sub committees will be named and plans completed for a member ship campaign by organized labor in Amarillo at a meeting tonight of the General Forward Drive committee of the Central Labor Union. Committeemen meet at 7 30 this evening in Carpenters Hall 212 West Seventh Avenue. O G Wright labor council president chairs the drive with W H Perk Rogers secretary. W R Williams organizer for the AFL Southwest will be principal speaker at a mass meeting December 10 in Carpenters Hall auditorium.
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Organized Labor
Amarillo
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
West Seventh Avenue
O. G. Wright
Labor Council
W. H
Perk) Rogers
W. R. Williams
San Antonio
American Federation of Labor
Southwest
Rogers
Courts divide on New Deal across circuits
President Wilson named several judges to federal posts. Circuit courts of appeal with three judges each have ruled on the NRA TVA and AAA. Decisions split two to one with Republican appointees voting against the New Deal and Democratic appointees supporting it.
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Circuit Courts of Appeal
NRA
TVA
AAA
Treasury receipts and outlays for November revealed large deficits
Treasury data show for November 26 receipts of 6.97 million and expenditures of 21.21 million, producing a net balance of 1.415 billion. Fiscal year totals since July 1 show 1.451 billion receipts and 3.099 billion expenditures, with emergency costs listed. Gross debt stands at 20.586 billion, down 2.1390 million from the prior day, and gold holdings total 9.855 billion.
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Treasury
Washington
The
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