Scarborough Opens Revival Series Here in Amarillo
Dr. Lee Scarborough of Fort Worth began evangelistic meetings at First Baptist Church in Amarillo with morning and evening services. He preached on faith and prayer from Mark 11 24 and on the mission to seek the lost from Luke 19 10. A large choir and church orchestra accompanied the services and filled the auditorium both times with attendees, as two daily meetings are planned at 10 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Amarillo
Lee Scarborough
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Scarborough
de Scarborough
God
Christ
Edgar Williamson
Jess Rogers
Seata
Ownership Statement for Amarillo Globe 1925 Publication
Ownership and management details for The Amarillo Globe include publisher Amarillo Globe Publishing Co. and editor Gene Howe, with G C McDaniel as general manager. It lists stockholders in Amarillo and several in Atchison and Leavenworth, Kansas, and notes average weekly circulation of 6,542 daily and 6,620 Sunday copies.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Otto
Bertet
State OF Texas
Potter
G. C. McDaniel
The
Amarillo Globe Publishing Co
Ditor
Gene Howe
G. C McDaniel
Bartlett
F A. Howe
Daniel
N. D. Bartlett
Wesley Izzard
Henry Ansley
J. FE
Rank
W. W. Hetherington
J. M. Challis
Bailey Waggoner
Atchison, Kansas
D. R. Anthony
Leavenworth
Kansas
Half Minute Interviews on Turtle Race and Railroads
Darrel Roaroe recounts a street terrapin race in which seven small turtles raced along a 60 foot course with one winning by a long stride. Newt Riggs states Amarillo supports the Santa Fe railroad while welcoming the Rock Island line across the North Plains as plain business.
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Darrel Roaroe
Newt Riggs
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Rock Island Railroad
North Plains
Local notices and quotes from Amarillo area
J W Clifton references J L Summers at Country Club district with finest hardwood floors in Amarillo. A friend in the hardwood lumber business backs his reelection. Charley Hoppin notes ducks migrating to Happy and Tulia as the country floods with many lakes and strong waterfowl shooting expected this fall.
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J. W. Clifton
J. L. Summers
Country Club
Amarillo
Charley Hoppin
Happy
Tulia
Elk Ruler to Visit Amarillo Lodge Tuesday
William Hawley Atwell Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks will visit Amarillo lodge No 923 Tuesday. He is a Dallas lawyer and urges support for the "Old Tronsides" preservation campaign with Elks across the country. All members and visitors are urged to attend the Tuesday night meeting to meet Mr Atwell.
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W. H. Atwell
Dallas
Old Ironsides
William Hawley Atwell
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Amarillo
Judge Atwell
Texas
Boston Harbor
United States
Atwell
Amarillo Aims to Mirror Dallas Growth, Thoms on Says
Col Ernest Thompson told the Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship club Amarillo should emulate Dallas growth from forty years ago and reach similar progress in twelve years He cited 1855 Dallas metrics and urged citizens to learn Amarillo’s advantages and spread the word Publicity director Guy Saunders outlined ongoing city development work and a booklet project The club formed a planning committee with Allen Williams and Ernest Thompson to hold a business gathering in Amarillo Orla Allen and Lee Williams named to organize preparations
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Amarillo
Dallas
Col
Ernest C. Thompson
Amarillo Hotel
Thompson
Mallas
Thompson Guy C. Saunders
Board of City Development
Orla Allen
Lee Williams
Col Ernest Thompson
Effort Under Way to Bring Cotton Market to Amarillo
A committee from the Amarillo Real Estate board and the Board of City Development will meet at 3 PM with several city business leaders to discuss forming a cotton marketing organization in Amarillo. Both groups have been working on this for days and held a brief morning meeting. The goal is to have a local buyer for cotton this fall.
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Amarillo
Avery Turner
Polk Street
Battle Creek
Michigan
James Blythe
Los Angeles
Richard Gentry
Jefferson Street
Blythe
Mason City
Iowa
National Association of University Women
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas
CT. A
E. H. Reedy
Ophelia Wesley
India
England
Potter County
Lee Ditton
St. Francis
Blanche Clara
J. A. McDaniel
Northwest Texas Hospital
City Commission
C. S. Makeig
Waco
Local Baptist Missionary Association Church Moves
The Baptist Missionary Association Church relocates to a larger building at 10 North Bover Street ten blocks north of the Natatorium. Rev. W. H. Breeding preached the first sermon. Sunday school attendance was 1909 with a collection of 7.48. G. W. Grant of Fort Worth is in the city on business.
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The
Baptist Missionary Association Church
Northwest Eighth Street
Twaddell Addition
North Bover Street
W. H. Breeding
G. W. Grant
Fort Worth
Vernon Masonic Temple under supervision by Carlander
Architect Carlander supervises construction of a 94000 dollar Masonic Temple in Vernon. The three story building includes a basement and is part of a local development push.
Mayer Coker case settlement may be reached out of court
Attorneys and others in conference this afternoon aim to settle the Mayer Coker lawsuit out of court. A lawyer said both sides are trying to go together and terms likely. Dr Mary Bates of Denver testified on Saturday and was ill. the case was continued to tomorrow morning.
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Mayer-Coker Law
Mary Bates
Denver
Bishop
Bates
Amarillo Visit Tied to Los Angeles Car Theft Ring
George Kiggin of Dallas visited his sister Miss Halee Kiggin in Amarillo on Sunday while returning from Colorado. In Los Angeles, J B Coldthorpe was arrested amid reports of a vast automobile theft ring. Bonded J D Cazell asked LA officials to hold Coldthorpe, but no reply reached Amarillo.
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George Kiggin
Dallas
Amarillo
Halee Kiggin
East Tenth Street
Kiggin
Colorado
Los Angeles
J. B. Coldthorpe
J. D. Cazzell
Coldthorpe
Work To Resume On Penth Street Viaduct
With clear weather, work on the Tenth Street viaduct under the Santa Fe railway will resume this afternoon or tomorrow and be completed within a month. Excessive rains had delayed passageway readiness for the fair.
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Tenth Street
Santa Fe Railway
Banks
For Sale Five Passenger Hupmobile in Amarlio Texas
Five passenger Hupmobile late model in near new condition for cash. Reply to P O Box 575 Amarillo Texas.
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P. O
Amarillo
Texas
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Congress
G. C. McDantel
Seal H. T. Neely
Kontrol
A. W. Joiner
West
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Packers
Polk St
ELK
Local Baptist Missionary Association Church
Say Carlander
Vernon
Felix Neff
Methodist
Arienhoff
Fronauarger
Canyon
Mself
Babe Panhandle
Chamber of Commerce
Homer D. Wade
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
E. KE. Carhart
Panhandle
B. L. Shettles
Austin
Lamar-Barton Publishing Company
Mayer-Coker
Penth Street Viaduct
Bicycle Parts
West Seventh
Ruth Robbins
Pettis
High School
Tyler St
Harrison Phone
San Jacinto
Tennessee Street
East Fourth
Nee Wanjed
Gil
North Side
South Fillmore
Trane
Victrola
Smith
Krenton
Supreme Auto Radiator Company
West Sixth
Midway Filling Station
Jackson Street
Twin Packard
Call
Timmons, Motor Co
N. O. Latham
Auto Top & Paint Shop
East 10Th St
F. L. Beer
Studebaker
Overland Knight CO
Willard Battery Man
CAIRS
Ford
Cooper-Irvin Motor CO
Nes
Nash
Packard
J. W. Timmins
Franklin—Packard
Merrick Farm
City
Cooper Irvin Motor Co
J. E. Clem
Groom
Amarillo Music
O. V. Wray
H. C. Dobbs
Blackburns Funeral Home
D. V. Wible
Care Globe
I. S. Jameson Livestock and General Farm Auctioneer
Pampa, Texas
Geo. W. Klock
Americas
BE. C
Allson Care
Taylor St
Amarillo, Texas
Cincain
Fillmore
Cornado
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