In Honor of Mrs Turran Society Tea at 1100 Taylor Street
Mrs Robert Edward Turran the recent bride formerly Miss Lella Madden was the honoree at a Ridge Wednesday afternoon gathering at 1100 Taylor Street. Guests enjoyed fall flowers a luncheon and games a silver coffee spoons prize presented by Miss Jewell Scares.
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Robert Edward Turran
Lella Madden
Mary
Ridge
Taylor Street
Jewell Scares
Ruth Smith
Greenville
South Carolina
Elise Hall
Robert Edward Burran
Pauline Reeder
Margaret Anne Burgers
Imogene Herzing
Clara Curris
Lidyth Seeward
Vivian Dunn
Kuti Smith
Winnie Mae Ward
Nell Grogan
Ohvee Rae Kakle
Jewell Seales
Sadie Claude Curtis
Community clubs plan square dance and open house event
East Amarillo Community Club meets tonight at 7 30 at Houston Street Methodist Church to conduct business and crown a queen for the San Jacinto carnival. Harmony Club hosts Open House Thursday October 29 in Women Club rooms at the Municipal Auditorium with music, pumpkin pie, and a bake sale to repay the new upstairs stage debt. American Legion Auxiliary postpones games tournament to November night at the Amarillo hotel with spouses invited.
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East Amarillo
Ctah
Houston Street
San Jacinto
Harmony Club
Old Hallowe'en
Coliseum
Lou
Harmony Em
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Amarillo
Colonels to Meet Seals in Pineapple Season Opener
The Louisville Colonels visit the San Francisco Seals for a top minor league showdown in a two teams season opener. Colonels won the American Association pennant while Seals topped the Pacific Coast League standings this year. The visitors arrived yesterday and held a sharp workout.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Louisville Colonels
San Frarisco Seals
Colonels
Seals
Stron
There There Everywhere Judge Phillips Ill in Slaton
Judge J H Phillips pioneer Panhandle citizen is seriously ill at his Slaton home. He served as county judge for Moore and Hartley counties. Other items note local remarks on football coaching, a Globe staffer seeking reduced telephone rates, and a possible Oklahoma governor candidate. A liquor case ends with a witness recanting an affidavit. A lantern capable of showing red or white at will has been invented.
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J. H. Phillips
Panhandle
Slaton
Moore
Hartley
Potts Ingerton
Dumas
Globe
Chicago
Lulu
Oklahoma City
Colonel Herring
Oklahoma
J. R. Roberts
Roberts
San Jacinto
Multiple Local Briefs Highlight Amarillo Community News
Jack Golding will not return to A and M college until February. Mrs. and Mrs. R. K W. Brown announce the birth of a daughter on October 20. Dick Seay plans to buy out Col. John B. Golding’s share in Dickson-Golding Drugs. Kiwanis praise for San Jacinto Methodist chicken pie dinner. Taxes at the courthouse final payment deadline January 31 with many delaying until after year’s start. Local businessmen and officials attend open meetings and court sessions. Amarillo expects record tourism next year with chamber and American Legion conventions attracting about 196,000 visitors.
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Jack Golding
A. & M. College
R. K W. Brown
Monroe Street
A. S. Dickson
John B. Golding
Dickson-Golding
Court House
Offies
Ben L. Sibbitts
Sibbitts Iron and Foundry Company
Wichita
Kansas
International Harvester Company
Clarendon
Colonel Bugbee
Dave Derden
West Texas
Polk Street Methodist Church
Samuel Tsanes
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
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Campus
Bell Opra
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Prisco Seals
Louisville
the Vineyard
Polk Street
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Dick Seay
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Palo Duro Hotel
Hachanan Street
Ehurch
GH. Bryant
Kiwanis Club
Otis Littl Lamesa
Co. C. Roberts
el Paso
Culwell & Culwell
George Maggard
Mistletoe
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Cal Marley
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