Amarillo Girl Scouts Celebrate Health Day Outdoor Camp Kiwanis Week
As National Girl Scout Week is observed Amarillo Scouts devote Health Day to outdoor work and play. Camp Kiwanis hosts overnight hikes and day camps with 70 capacity and about a third of fall registrations already camping. Mrs J H Robberson leads the Ladies Day Kiwanis meeting at the Amarillo Hotel and presents Kiwanis with Girl Scout blotters in appreciation.
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Amarillo
Camp Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
J. H. Robberson
Robberson
Halloween Social Calendar Highlights Amarillo Area
Social calendar notes a Halloween party hosted by John Lawson Jr and Johnnie McGowan at 2604 Tyler Street with multiple attendees. Upcoming events include masquerade dances by American Legion groups and varied club meetings across Amarillo, Canyon, and surrounding venues.
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John Lawson, Jr
Johnnie McGowan
J. D. Lawson
Tyler Street
Margaret Slaton
Borger
Ernestine Ballard
Gertie Hartman
Ruth Hartman
Shirley Anderson
Patty Will
Monette Ratcliff
Mauree Dollar
Donald Peters
Gale Neal
Ross Wayne
Tillinghast
Elton Simmons
R. V. Maize
Keith Daggett
Louis Williams
Thomas Pangle
Gerald East
Jimmie McGurdy
Fred Short
Federation of Women's Clubs Meets Tuesday in Potter County
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs holds its year end meeting at the First Christian Church, starting 9 30 a m with a noon covered dish luncheon. Delegates will report yearly activities and speakers include Mrs. Phebe K Warner and Mrs J A Hill.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Club
First Christian Church
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
J. A. Hill
Canyon
Amarillo Poets Invited to National Poetry Meet
Anita Brown invites Jessica Morehead Young and Mary Miller Beard to read poems and attend the Rockefeller Center Poetry Exhibition in New York from November 3 to December 1. Reads and submissions may be exhibited broadcast on radio and published in Poetry Bulletin and an Anthology Honor.
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Anita Brown
New York City
Jessica Morehead Young
Mary Miller Beard
Rockefeller Center
New York
Ron
Edwin Markham
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Joseph Auslander
Robert Frost
Angela Morgan
Conrad Akin
Young
Beard
Wichita Falls
A and W Press Syndicate
Wichita
Kansas
California
Plan Halloween Party at Academy for Junior Dancers
Miss Phillis Kapp hosts a Halloween party for junior dance classes and guests at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the Academy of Music and Arts located at Fifth Avenue and Taylor Street.
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Academy of Music and Arts
Fifth Avenue
Taylor Street
Phillis Kapp
Red Carnation Lodge Bridge and Games Party
The Red Carnation Lodge plans a bridge and games party tomorrow night at 8 in Mrs. N. M. Cook’s home 1414 Buchanan Street. Members will be assessed 10 cents to cover expenses for entertaining grand lodge officers and delegations from Clovis Slaton Dalhart Raton Trinidad and Las Vegas. The event will be held on November 9.
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Red Carnation Lodge
N. M. Cook
Buchanan Street
Grand Lodge
Clovis, Slaton
Dalhart
Raton
Trinidad
Las Vegas
Philathea Class Meeting and Rose Bowl Tea Room Menu
The Philathea Class of San Jacinto Baptist Church meets at 2 PM tomorrow at Mrs. Rita Denman’s home 2307 West Fifteenth Avenue with Mrs. J. B. Golightly as teacher. Separately the Rose Bowl Tea Room offers a roast turkey dinner tomorrow to support its baby clinic, located at 410 Polk Street run by the Junior Welfare League.
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Philathea
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Rita Denman
West Fifteenth Avenue
Rose Bowl Tea Room
J. B. Golightly
Rose Bowl
Junior Welfare League
Polk Street
Learned Jazz Defied Father in West Side Home
Richard Cole grew up in Chicago's west side, practicing violin while photos of his distinguished ancestors looked down. His mother traces calico printing history and his father owns a lighthouse title, yet young Richard pursued jazz, clashing with his father before eventually being allowed to follow his musical passion.
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Richard Cole
Chicago
West Side
Cole
Richard
Mr. Cole
Pneumonia Fatal To Baby Elephant Of Plane Fame
Toto Tembo, a four month old baby elephant bought from Martin Johnson, died in St. Louis after a pneumonia attack. The animal had become the zoo’s popular feature since October 12 after arriving from New York by special plane with mahout Terengosi. The zoo paid $2,500 for Toto. Terengosi left St. Louis three hours before the death.
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ST. Louis
Toto Tembo
Martin Johnsons
New York
Terengosi
Martin Johnson
Toto
North Africa
Richard Cole Succeeds With Reed Instruments In Hollywood
Oak Park High School did not offer violin in the band yet Richard Cole mastered saxophone clarinet oboe English horn and all reed instruments. After graduation he moved to Hollywood where charm and appearance gained him film industry friends. His institute appearance is sponsored by Wilbur Hawk and booked through the Music Corporation of America. Admission 75 cents per person 150 per couple and 125 per stag. The Scrap Iron and Steel Institute reports 30 million tons of scrap iron and steel reclaimed annually most remelted into steel ingots.
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Oak Park High School
Cole
Young Richard
Hollywood
Wilbur
Hawk
Music Corporation of America
Officers Bring Suspects In For Auto Theft Charges
Deputy sheriffs return from Colorado and New Mexico with six men named Al Barnhaft Harry Turco John Olson Cecil Porter Amarlio Johnny Floyd and one musician charged with automobile theft and moving mortgaged property out of the state.
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Ivy Wilkinson
Les Whitaker
Colorado
Tex
al Barnhaft
Harry Turco
John Olson
Bill Adams
Alamogordo
N. M
Cecil Porter
Amarillo
M Moore
Albuquerque
Johnny Floyd
Youth Slain in Robbery Attempt in Chicago
Two youths were shot and killed today during a robbery attempt in Chicago. Police reported the incident occurred this afternoon with no immediate arrests announced.
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Chicago
Two Detectives Shot in Taverns Ambush
Two plainclothes detectives were fired upon by youths who misidentified them as customers. One detective, Detective John Lamb, was wounded in the abdomen and later died. The assailants were described as Maurice Stell, 16, of Omaha, Nebraska, and Joseph Verncek, 22, of Chicago.
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Maurice Stell
Omaha
Neb
Joseph Verncchek
Chicago
John Lamb
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The
American Legion
Legion Home
D. Club
L. T. D. Club
Jess Walters
Pleasant Valley Road
Junior S. B. A
Carpenters’ Hall
Harvey Crudgington
Amarillo College of Music
John Alden
Episcopal Parish
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lucerne Apartments
Panhandle Historical Museum
Bible Club
Mrs. G. 8. Ballard
West Tenth Avenue
Beryl Needle Club
H. A Willams
Sunset Terrace
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Maria
First Baptist Church
Plasco Moore
W. Hess
Unity Study Club
Northwest Texas Hospital
L/Aquillee Club
N. R. Roney
Pierce Street
Mary Roberts Warner
Polk Street Methodist
Bridge Club
C. V. Wood
Fillmore Street
Rebekah Lodge
Open House
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pla-Mor Bridge Club
W. O. Glenn
Harrison Street
Bluebonnet Needle Club
Bark W. Smith
Louisiana Street
Civic Chorus
Mellor
Charles Mellor
Kentucky Street
C. B. Galbreath
John Moore
C. E. Carroll
Mesdames E
L. Roy Curtis
C. £. Carroll
FE. M. Benesch
Milholland
Jack Pittman
Federation of Women’s Clubs
A. A. Graham
FT. Worth
Grand Chapter
Texas
O. EF. S
Fort Worth
Graham
San Antonio
Amarillo Civic Chorus
Emil Myers
Earl W. Smith
R. L. Wallen
Travis Street
Martha May
Lindy Lou Club
Ralph Orsburn
Florida Street
Rainbow Girls
M. J. Hester
Glen Frazier
Grand Canyon
Catalina Islands
Herring Hotel
Edward Bliss
Lydia E. Pinkham
Berry
West 10Th Ave
Annette Hanshaw
B.S.T
C.S.T
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Bill Miller
Walter O'Keefe
Ted Husing
Gretta Palmer
Wabc-Columbia
Richard Whitney
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Academy
Besesha
Elephant
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Luder
Schilling
S.S.S
MR. Doss
W. KR. Ballard
Allston Boyer
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