Ward announces birth of baby Joe Oliver Ward
Mrs. John Q Ward of 1262 Harrison Street becomes proud mother of a baby boy named Joe Oliver Ward. Former Mrs. Mary Dora Oliver of Indianapolis visits. Edgar Pawl Driscoll and Mrs Wyriscoll at 1922 Polk Street return home at noon. Recital and club notices follow with upcoming events and memberships.
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John Q Ward
Harrison Street
Joe Oliver Ward
Ward
Mies
Mary Dora Oliver
T J. Prievost
Indianapolis
Indiana
Edgar Pawl Driscoll
Mre Wyriscoll
Polk Street
Bealtity Biop
Social calendar highlights planned events this week
Weeks notes a Halloween party at 8:00 p.m. in the Wat lowe'om home of Mrs Wallace Winfield at 160 Mleree street hosted by Amama clan of First Baptist. Captain Vandiver leads Group 4 Sunday school. At 8:00 p.m. the Atte arillo High School graduating class of 1926 holds a Halloween party in the Sue Municipal auditorium rotunda, sponsored by Senior Mothers PT A with senior high faculty. Three p.m. the Twentieth Century club meets at 308 Western Avenue. Two-thirty p.m. Mrs J P Hackler hosts Child Study club at 602 Carolina Avenue San Jacinto. study books arrived and a mapped study plan urged for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. A
Twentieth Century Club
S. F. Newbold
Western Avenue
Country Club
J. P. Hackler
Carolina Avenue
San Jacinto
Worthwhile notices span cities from Worth to Dallas
Mrs. Moore elected state meeting delegate at Mt Vane in November after Buchanan street Parent-Teacher association program. Fort Worth, Denison, Lubbock, Sherman and other Texas towns report civic events, sales, and staff changes including Mint receipts, a prison fund drive, and local fire losses.
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Moore
Buchanan Street
EL Paso
Parent- Poacher Association
Ben Moore
Mt Vane
Sherman
Texas Prison Committee
Nyssa Elizabeth Speer
Miss Speer
George Birge
Methodist Christian Education Fund
Kidd Key College
Redheads of Texas University organize Cardinal club
The Redheads of Texas University formed a club naming themselves the Texas Cardinals. About forty students attended the inaugural meeting in Austin, and they set Friday November 13 for the first banquet despite superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas University
Texas Cardinals
Local Notes and Rumors From Amarillo Area
Quick notices from Amarillo including Justice H R Airheart ailing, Abe Martin’s near illness after tainted meat, and J D Wrather departing Edmonton for Amarillo to supervise refinery work. Roy Greenhill addresses Halloween mask laws and public dances at Elks and Country clubs while Edwara Studio advertises portrait services and the beauty spot of Amatillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Martin
Ray Bynum
J.D. Wrather
Edmonton
Canada
Amarillo
Roy Greenhill
Elks Club
Country Club
Hallowe
Angora Yarn Embroidery for Warm Childs Dresses
Colorful English Angora yarn offers a fur like touch for autumn children’s wear. It washes well and does not mat, using fur from Angora rabbits spun into light, bright yarns dyed in French shades. Embroidery can be delicate or bold, without heavy garments or harming rabbits.
Amarillo Briefs Show Local Court and Community Notes
Amarillo reports include a judge convicting Brice Floyd of liquor sales to a minor with a one year penitentiary term. Sheriff Pollard notes an unknown insane man held in Potter county jail. Thomas Flynn, longtime railroad man, is sent to a San Antonio state hospital for nervous trouble. St Paul’s Methodist Church clears debts and eyes a strong year. Jack Parks returns from Falls county trip with promised catfish steaks and a tale of cats leaping from his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keys
Perry Pearson
Potter County
Sheriff Pollard
Horace Lindsay
Court House
Justice Airheart
Brice Floyd
Floyd
Thomas Flynn
Amarillo
San Antonio
Wiley Pollard
Flynn
W. M. Cane
Jack
Brazos River
Public sale of impounded stock in Amarillo described livestock
The City of Amarillo will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the City Pound gates Fourth and Monroe streets between 2 and 4 p m on Monday November 1925 the following described impounded livestock in accordance with the law and ordinances governing such matter a Black Horse about 14 1/2 hands high and brand on left shoulder J F Bassett Poundkeeper
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Amarillo
Fourth
Monroe
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Amarillo College of Music
Wolin
Polk Street Methodist Church
Portale
Philharmonic Club
Mold
Reedlir
O'Cloek
Amarille Trotel
Realdin
Mem
Patrona of
Mohere
Mian Gai Curtie
van Buren
Ker
Miathew’s Fish Market
East Fifth
Mire
Frank T. Collin
Polktreet
Fort Worth
Womack
Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop
Iy Drug Store
Texas News
Associated Press
Denison
Durant
Oklahoma
San Angelo
Coleman
Medical Association
Sie Sme
Lubbock
Edwin J. Clapp
T¢Rn
South Plains
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Sherman William Fallon
Here
Fort Worth Monroe
Sweeney
Pete Donahue
Cincinnati Reds
Stamford
Cincinnati
Dallas
Joss
Hooker Hardware Company
Devoe and Raynold Company Inc
Howell Furniture Company
Cooper Cafe
Lee and Lee Cafe
Wichita Falls
S54th District Court
National Railway of Mexico
Charmen
Twillen
The
Polk
City of
Mexico
Joseph A. Blake
New York
Clarence Mackay
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Tere
Watkins’ Products
Dwards
Justice H. R. Airheart
City Crow
N.S. Griggs
Dave Tudor
Clarendon
Colonel Bugbee
Edwards Studio
James Cruze
Rollie Seales
J. F. Bassett Poundkeeper
Associated Variety Co
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