Eastern Star 53rd Annual Meet Ends in Mineral Wells
Mrs Rebecca Miles of Jacksonville becomes worthy grand matron and C D Miller of El Paso worthy grand patron as the Grand Chapter completes its fifty third annual session in Municipal Auditorium Mineral Wells selects next meeting site Mrs Florence Read of Coahoma elected associate grand matron M A Childers of San Antonio associate grand patron Mildred Harris of Waco named associate grand conductress Cora Posey Arlington re elected secretary Margery P Wofford Sabinal re elected treasurer Norma Allen Edna elevated to grand conductress Appointive officers announced by Mrs Miles include Julia Perry Plainview chaplain District deputy grand matrons named Ethelyn McAdams Lockney District 2
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San Antonio
Rebecca Miles
Jacksonville
C. D. Miller
el Paso
Order of Eastern Star
Order
Municipal Auditorium
Mineral Wells
Florence Read
Coahoma
M. A. Childers
Mildred Harris
Waco
Cora Posey
Arlington
Margery P. Wofford
Sabinal
Norma Allen
Edna
Miles
Julia Perry
Plainview
Ethelyn McAdams
Lockney
Amarillo Town Notes and Local Events Digest
The 298th day highlights include sunrise at 7 02 and sunset at 6 01 with a look back to October building permits in Amarillo. A Roswell Amarillo golf clash opens with listed pairs and a Fasterm bankers visit to the Plains country led by I R Kelso of Texas and New Mexico Utilities. Dr. Stanley W Hayne of Polk Street Methodist is noted in community items.
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Amarillo
Roswell
Farnsworth, Sr
Hagan
Poorbaugh
Hoover
Norton
Arnold
Foreman
Bivins
Daniels
Smith
B. Pruitt
Greenhill
Farnsworth
Farnsworth, Jr., and Fuqua; A. Pruitt
Seay
Lair
Brown
Praeger
Vaughn
Amonett
Sikes
Fasterm
Plains
I. R. Kelso
Texas and
Bulb varieties and garden trends from Garden Gossip
Mrs. G McL writes about discovering many bulb types and pedigrees, and sketches a bold bulb garden plan. HM Tenny responds that ornate garden designs of the past gave way to natural, simpler planting as tastes evolved and breeding improved plants.
Amarillo church closes four year pastorate and local notices
The item lists Amarillo residents and students at Texas Technological College, including Bert Al ford and Winfield Nick laus. It notes a wild mallard sighting near Albert Vaughn, resignations at LSU and Auburn positions, staff moves, a new city sales superintendent, and various residents visiting or traveling to cities such as Lubbock, Dal hart, Memphis, and Canyon.
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Amarillo
Texas Technological College
Bert Alford
Barney Brady
W. J. Cooper
Fred Cornelius
Lucil Davis
Marshall Dial
E. E. Jordan
Jordan
Billie Roberts
J. I. Kendrick, Jr
Louis Lahm
Paul Lefforge
Myra Lloyd
Winfield Nicklaus
Amarillo Badgers
Wilbur Pittman
Lloyd Pyeatt
Jack Rogers
George Waddill
Walker Sails for America Brings Back Comeback Hope
Jimmy Walker returns to New York aboard the Manhattan after a three year exile in Britain and Europe. The former mayor appears fit and eager to face a major career comeback as he steps ashore with Mrs. Walker.
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The
Associated Press
Southampton
Eng
Jimmy Walker
Manhattan
Broadway
New York
Walker
Betty Compton
My Beauty Hint from Screen and Stage Actress
A screen and stage actress advises nightly skincare routine. Cleanse dirt or dust from the skin before bed and massage a generous amount of cold cream into the face and neck, removing with a soft cloth.
Former mayor Jimmy returns to politics teased again
The article recalls Jimmy’s earlier rise in New York and notes he said he is done with public life while acknowledging recent outreach to reenter American politics.
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New York
Jimmy
Five cabbage heads grow on single stalk in Wisconsin garden
In Stoughton Wisconsin five cabbage heads form on one stalk in Sam Sorenson’s garden. Each head about five inches across. Local report notes unusual crop growth observed in this backyard plant.
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Thrifty
Plymouths Continued From Page One
Pearance notes new cars are longer and sit one inch lower overall, with a focus on revised styling and possible weight distribution changes.
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Pearance
Plymouth 1936 models highlight redesigned body and safety upgrades
The 1936 Plymouth introduces a redesigned rigid- girder frame with a cushioned body on rubber and a tear drop emblem theme. Enhanced interior space, new Safe Vision headlights, self equalizing hydraulic brakes, improved ride with front sprung shocks, and the "Floating Power" engine mounts accompany a three body type lineup on a 113 inch wheelbase.
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Smart
Plymouth
Plymouth 1936 Full-Size Car With Economy and Safety Edge
The 1936 Plymouth is advertised as America's most economical full-size car with 18 to 24 miles per gallon. It emphasizes a 100% more rigid frame, reinforced bodies, eleven new comfort features, and a smooth Floating Ride. The Safety-Steel body, 100% hydraulic brakes, easy handling, and vibrationless Floating Power are highlighted along with financing options through Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Plan.
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Plymouth
America
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler Motors
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corporation
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HM. Tenny
Mel
Washington
Albert Vaughn
West Tenth Avenue
Frank Barton
Louisiana State University
Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Alabama
Curtis Gilbert
Dalhart
Harris
R. D. Gist
West Coast
Lewis J. Kirk
Midcontinent Life Insurance Company
West
Seventh Avenue
W. J. van London
Lubbock
Milt Good
Wrtten
Texas State Penitentiary
Russell Stationery Company
Miss Omega McDonald
H. A. McDonald
Memphis
A. R. Eaton
Shamrock
A. M. Meyer
Vernon
Canyon
City Drug Stores
Rexall Stores
Vick
Cardus
Everready
Roxbury Water Bottle
Roxbury Fountain
Wondersoft
KOTEX
Lady Esther
Jergen
Fitch
Woodbury’s
Quart Grayson
W. J. Bovis
Detroit
Gotham
Who
West Texas State Teachers College
Ora Lee Wilson
Sulphur Springs
Oretta Hared
Claude
Jim Hill Speck
Albuquerque
Charlotte Sides
Orchid Beauty Salon
Santa Fe
Peggy
Plymouths
Haust
Detroit Special Equipment
Plymouth Crear
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