Women Activities Society and Panhandle Music Teachers Meeting
The Panhandle Music Teachers Association met at Amarillo hotel with Miss Swisher of Canyon as president guiding about fifty teachers from Amarillo and nearby towns. Discussions included April contests, revised judging for the festival, and planning committees. Out-of-town members attended and sent suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Music Teachers Association
Amarillo
Dan Reese
Miami
Harmon ‘Lrent
Lubbock
W. W. Vineyard
Texico
G. A. F. Parker
Hereford
Mattie Swisher
Canyon
Leslie Williams
F. E Woodruff
Everett Glenn
P. H. Wolfram
Lila Austin Moyers
Elanor Rider
Lily Larsen
G. C. McDaniel
Grace Hamilton
Emil F. Myers
Jennie Rich
O'Malley Couple Headed to Oklahoma City Convention
Mr O'Malley and Miss Lena Gilbert depart Saturday morning for Oklahoma City to attend the International Christian Church convention. They will travel overland and expect to be away about two weeks. Address Womacks Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop 606 Polk Street. Phone 2445.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womack's Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop
Polk Street
Ruth Dison
Canyon
Clyde Waite
Happy
Shepherd
S.S. Dison
O'Malley
Lena Gilbert
Oklahoma City
International Christian Church Convention
Womacks, Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop
Weeks Social Calendar Reports Local Meetings
A Panhandle Music Teachers Association meeting is scheduled at the Amarillo Hotel on Wednesday September 30 at 12 o clock with lunch and business. The Potter County Federation of Women will meet at 3 PM in the Women's club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. India reduces steel industry bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Music Teachers’ Association
Amarillo
Potter County Federation of Women
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Visit and Local Notes From Late Fair Day
Morgan Davie and Sam E Allison of Canadian visited Amarillo on Thursday. Dr C M Hitchcock of 600 Tyler Street travels to Kansas City for special work and will resume practice around November 1. Seen at the fair grounds amid carnival activity as boys search for lost coins. A D Armstrong predicts a bigger next year fair after learning from the 1925 exposition. Ben Short recalls travel plans and a missed train in Galveston. Fred W Hood relocates Panhandle Lumber company office to Hereford from Sudan. Mission Baptist Church secures a $1600 permit for new building at 210 Bowyer Street. Jim Webb notes a list of great speakers who were Hoo Hoo club members. Mary Ardis Campbell and family celebrate winning a popularity contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Armstrong
Ben Short
John Gilvin
Galveston
John
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Panhandle
Thomas Campbell
Hettie Lee Thomas
Plainview
Garland Campbell
Tex Thornton
Tinghes Street
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Mamie Thomas
Hollis Hurley
Oklahoma
Dalhart
Amarillo Country Club
Tite Owls
Helen Reeves
Miss Reeves
Elks
ICR
Queen Esther Club
Lloyd Blake
Harrison Street
Mattie Bivins
Bedford
Indiana
Ola Grogan
Chicago
H. Crumpacker
Mesdames
Lee Bivins
F. W
India
Morgan Davie
Sam E. Allison
C. M. Hitchcock
Tyler Street
Kansas City
Fred W. Hood
The
Panhandle Lumber ‘Company
Sudan
Mission Baptist Church
Bowyer Street
Jim Webb
Hoo Hoo Club
Mary Ardis Campbell
Carter Bledsoe
Barney
Hamilton Tire Service
San Jacinto
Polk Street Grocery and Market
C.S. Hatchett
John Vetesk Market
E. E. Finkler
South
Finklea
Messrs
Faussett
Briggs
America
KF. Kinklea
Hawkes
Cordova
Messrs. Faussett and Briggs
Edison
Zenith
E. Finkler
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