Women Club Activities Highlight Local Circles and Meetings
Wednesday circles of Central Presbyterian plan 2 PM meetings at listed homes and the Polk Street Methodist Women’s Missionary Society meets 3 PM Epworth hall for business and reports. Other groups gather Thursday and Friday including clubs, bridge circles, music and psychology study, with notes on visitors and events across Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
C. D. Davis
Jackson Street
Scott
Pierce Street
Circe
E. E. Browder
Harrison Street
Dutton
J. W. Crudgington
Tyler Street
Circle No
Cecil Ingram
Maryland Street
Womens Missionary Society of
Polk Street
Epworth Hall
St Andrew Alter Guild Elects New President
The St. Andrew Alter Guild met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Don Bowie and elected Mrs. Dick Seay to succeed Mrs. Henry Harding as President. A large number of members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew Alter Guild
Don Bowie
Dick Seay
Henry Harding
East Ward reception invites community at school Friday
East Amarillo reports a Friday night get-together at East Ward school with broad invitation. Mother Council attendance highlighted East Ward as leading group at Monday high school meeting. Present were Mesdames Stidger Crow Corbin Defenbaugh Offenbrink and others with Rev Pirtle and Mrs Rondot and Bassett representing Houston Street Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Crow
East Ward
Mother’s Council
Mesdames J. M. Stidger
John Corbin
C. O. Defenbaugh
Clyde Offenbrink
Z. B. Pirtle
J. A Rondot
J. E. Bassett
Houston Street
Amarillo Bus Line Extends on North Fillmore Street
North Amarillo residents welcome the new service extension on North Fillmore Street. Local notes report F. H. Dice, Confederate veteran, improving at his daughter's home on North Buchanan. Mrs. Joe Deason and infant Maxine Joyce left for Los Angeles where her husband has located, after visiting Jenness family in Amarillo. The Rev. R. F. Pearson plans to depart for Oklahoma. Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary Society and the North Amarillo Civic Club held meetings, with the next at Second Baptist Church on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Tom Russell
Clovis
Amarillo
C. A. Culpepper
Houston Street
Joe Bowman
Hereford
Eva May Bassett
Arthur Street
Oklahoma City
C. H. Bassett
W. W. Slaton
Houston Street Methodist Missionary Society
Lillie Gibbler
Pierce Street
Tenth
Lincoln Street
F. H. Dice
R. B. Francis
North Buchanan Street
Joe Deason
Maxine Joyce
Beulah Jenness
W. C. Ratten
Happy
J. E. Baggs
North
Buchanan Street
R. F. Pearson
Second Baptist Church
Oklahoma
Santa Fe strengthens crews to move California produce
John Moore reports Santa Fe adds over thirty trained workers and 29 through freight crews on the Plains division to handle a surge of California fruit and vegetables. Owens becomes road foreman of engines effective Oct 5 succeeding the late Jefferson. yard and clerical staff reshuffles follow in Amarillo and Slaton. Denver freight moves lag behind, with several conductors and staff on sick list or reassigned as coal and vegetables flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
California
Plains
C. W. Owens
H. Jefferson
J. J. Ott
The
Texas University
Boston Lunz
MacKee
Kansas City
James R. Boyer
Briscoe
G. I. Haney
Slaton
Denver
E. L. Taylor
W. H. Pieper
W. B. Sanders
J. T. Mitchell
T. H. Huggins
Wichita Falls
W. M. Smith
E. R. Bennett
J. J. Griffin
Ajax Motors to unveil new Ajax car in Amarillo
Announcement by five Ajax Motors officials of Racine Wisconsin a Nash subsidiary states the Ajax will be formally introduced to Amarillo with strong industry and dealer excitement. Officials praise the car’s design engineering and the remodeled factory aimed at premier production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax Motors Company
Racine
Wisconsin
Nash Motors
Ajax
Amarillo
Roy Johns
Nash Amarillo Motor Company
Amarillo Ajax
C. W. Nash
Denver B R Monarch adds brakemen and other notes
M Kirkbride H M Kirk W G Dickson and W L Peake join service on the Denver B R Monarch. A Denver brakeman resigns to enter the restaurant business in Panhandle. Roy A Anderson transfers from Amarillo to Texhume yard. C W Lucas to regular local freight. Clarity Pfieffer and Fitzpatrick visit Amarillo aboard Clarity's private car. Mrs Jim Rowe and son visit Dallas relatives. Mrs Marion Oldfather visits Kansas. W P Ray named regular conductor in through freight. Emory Jones returns to duty after illness. Also notes on satire, crime, timber, a Jo’burg to Capetown run, and Minnie Griffith joins Wayland and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kirkbride
H. M. Kirk
W. G Dickson
W. L. Peake
Denver
Panhandle
Roy A. Anderson
Ilarillo
Texliue Yarda
C. W. Lucas
F. ©. Clarity
J. A. Pfieffer
R. G. Fitzpatrick
Amarillo
Clarity
Texl
Jim Rowe
Rowe
Dallas
Marion Oldfather
Rock Island
Kansas
W. P. Ray
Emory Jones
Florida
Chicago
Arkansas
Johanesburg
Capetown
Half Minute Interviews Burton Roach
Walter Long a traveling engineer known to Amarillo railroad men faced a lifetime thrill when a tiger from the Al G Barnes show got loose near a circus train in Seymore Texas. He dodged the pursuing animal into an elephant car then a telegraph office and escaped as the tiger was coaxed into a cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Roach
Walter Long
Amarillo
al G. Barnes
Seymore
Texas
Long
Walter
Pierle Continues Tooth Stain Experiments in Canyon
Dr. C. A. Pierle of Canyon pursued eradicating brown tooth stain common in local children with American Dental Association funding of 70 dollars monthly. At Louisville meeting he cited mineral lack in vegetables and milk as a cause and noted progress preventing or creating the stain, but not removing it after appearance. The work draws national professional and lay interest in the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Commission
The
American Dental Association
Pierle
Association
Louisville
West Texas State Teachers College
United States
Five Acts Coast Time Vaudeville at Fair Theater
A Friday and Saturday vaudeville bill at the Fair Theater features five acts. The program includes a political note about Dan Moody preparing to challenge Ma Ferguson on highway graft, with an implied gubernatorial bid against Lynch Davidson. O D Short reports a recent operation at Security Benefit Hospital in Topeka with commendable care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Time
Vaudeville Fair Theater
Dan Moody
Ma Ferguson
Dan
Lynch Davidson
O. D. Short
Security Benefit Hospital
Topeka
Citizens discuss fair deficit and loan guarantee
Horace Russell says he will pay his share of the fair deficit and offers a $250 guarantee if the committee chooses to cover the shortfall. H. F. Shelton plans to stop The Globe at his home en route to Fort Worth and Paris for a two week absence, promising to restart the paper upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Russell
H. F. Shelton
Lincoln
Fort Worth
Paris
Norma Talmadge in Graystark at Fair Theater Monday
Dr J R Wrather quotes a letter from his brother J D who is building a refinery in Edmington Alberta Canada sending a banner line about heavy snow. Ada Cazzell expresses gratitude to Amarillo neighbors for condolences and kindness. M Tyler notes dietary changes with reduced meat and pork and fruit for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Talmadge
Graystark
Fair Theater
J. R. Wrather
J. D
Edmington
Alberta
Canada
Ada Cazzell
Amarillo
M. Tyler
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Scott
Taylor Street
Dorothy Hubbell
van Buren Street
Club of Social and Applied Psychology
E. A. Armstrong
Palo Duro Bridge Club
Frank J. Somers
Fillmore Street
Queen Esther Club
Lloyd Blake
MacDowell Music Club
M. D. Oliver
Jefferson Street
Potter County Federation
House Committee
Twentieth Century Club
M. F. Stewart
Hayden Street
M. E. Dilday
Ed. Hardin
W. H. Galbreath
Georgetown
Tona ” Womack
Ladies Bob and Beatty
Avery Turner
Quincey
E. C. Houston
Martha
Malcolm Shelton
New York City
Ladies of the Central Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
James Blythe
Mason City
Iowa
R. H. Gentry
Blythe
Los Angeles
San Jacinto
Walden
Fisher
George Vineyard
A. L. Scott
F. T. Brittian
Medicine Lodge
Women's Club
G. S. McLelland
Federated Clubs
Austin
J. J. Crume
McLelland
Federated Club
M. A. Turner
Red Cross Sea
Hotel
Palo Duro
Womack
Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop
C. E. Floyd
North Fillmore Street
John Moore
Zoman Moor
Minnie Griffith
Abilene Building and Loan Association
Abilene
Wayland and Associates, Realtors
W. Seventh
Margy
John Held JR
Stele von Setenin
Sondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
Ils
East Sth
Schilling
Schilling Tea
East
Japan
National Association
C. A. Fierle
Canyon
Cap Davis
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