Amarillo Little Theater to stage Hay Fever at Mackinsey auditorium
Last year’s season ticket holders, plus 1932 33 buyers, may attend the current production of Hay Fever by Noel Coward at the Mackinsey School auditorium Wednesday through Friday. Old tickets admit only to this play, with two reserved seats available at City Drug Store.
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Little Theater
William Russell
Noel Coward
Elizabeth Jameson
Grace Bryson
Walter Fuermann
R. R. Swindell
Maurine Nisbett
Stuart Browning
Charles Whittington
Woodrow Jacobs Wins Polk Street Tire Roll Contest
Woodrow Jacobs won first place in a tire rolling contest staged Monday night on Polk Street sponsored by Phillips 66 dealers. About 200 contestants competed. Jacobs received a set of Lee tires. Fred Porterfield took second with two tires, followed by Frank Beets, Newton Babb, Joe Gibson, John Ardins, and Earl Sutton in order, each receiving a tire.
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Fred Porterfield
Frank Beets
Newton Babb
Joe Gibson
John Ardins
Earl Sutton
Oklahoma Visitors Dr and Mrs Choquette of
Dr and Mrs A A Choquette of Oklahoma visit, details truncated.
New York Giants Liner and the Editorial Debate on Religion in Politics
In a political and religious commentary from Miami Herald editor Col Frank H Shutts, New Yorkers see a curious mix of party leaders grouped by faith and a critique of foreign missions. Ivy Lee notes vast spending to convert heathens, arguing missions now aim to persuade people to believe in any religion. He cites Protestant Catholic and Japanese Christian figures, questioning mission impact and the business of saving souls.
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Miami Herald
Democratic Organization
Ivy Lee
Japan
China
Far East
East
America
Guests of Local Residents Over Weekend
Chickasha Oklahoma visitors stayed with Dr and Mrs Francis Brown at 804 Sunset Avenue over the weekend.
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Chickasha, Okla
Francis Brown
Sunset Avenue
Khiva Temple Plans Smoker Meeting and Halloween Party
Khiva Temple schedules a Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30 led by Guy Carlander, a leading potentate, as required by the Mystic Shrine imperial council. The session will include a smoker with Amarillo nobles and many Khiva Shriner delegates from the Panhandle. Plans for October 29 Halloween party by the Temple’s unformed bodies are announced.
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Guy Carlander
Imperial Council of the
Mystic Shrine
Amarillo
Panhandle
Hallowe'en
Protests and Proposals in Early 20th Century Protestant Thought
The excerpt discusses how Protestants viewed non-Christian Eastern religions and missionaries, contrasting organized effort with lay attitudes. It notes Mrs. A B Keam’s pea shelling invention using a clothes wringer and ponders future uses for washing machines. It also mentions unusually large hail at Au Berlin, Switzerland and theoretical dangers from meteorites.
Underground Dwellers Foreseen As Surface Becomes Hazardous
A speculative report suggests the Earth’s surface could become dangerous, forcing men to live underground. Predictions discuss safer habitats and radical shifts in living arrangements due to environmental hazards.
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Earth
Zemo Skin Cream Promises Rapid Itch Relief
An old advertisement touts Zemo for instant relief from itching, rashes, eczema, pimples and ringworm. It claims millions use the product with rare ingredients not found in cheaper remedies and offers various strengths priced at 35c 60c 1 and 1 25.
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