Boxwells and Kendrick Attend New Mexico Directors Convention
Mr and Mrs Howard E Boxwell of Tucumcarracel will travel with Mrs Boxwell who will sing at the New Mexico State Funeral Directors association convention in session today tomorrow and Friday Kendrick and his daughter Mrs B E McDonald accompany the party The event runs over three days.
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Howard E. Boxwell
Tucumeari
Boxwell
New Mexico State Funeral Directors Association
Kendrick
B. E. McDonald
Boxwells
First Baptist class picnic at Ellwood Park
The T. E. U. class of the First Baptist church holds a Friday picnic at 3 PM in Ellwood Park. New and old officers will be announced. members are asked to bring a plate, knife, and fork.
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First Baptist Church
Ellwood Park
Child Welfare Club Sets First Meeting of Year
The Child Welfare club will hold its first meeting of the year Friday afternoon at 2:30 oclock at 2414 Ong Street the home of Mrs C F Hatchett with Mrs J E Montgomery leading the program. Hosts include Mrs R H Kelly Mrs C C Jones and Mrs J H Adair all members urged to attend.
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Child Welfare Club
C. F. Hatchett
Ong Street
J. FE
Montgomery
R. H. Kelly
C. C. Jones
J. H. Adair
John Stidger Celebrates Birthday at Home gathering
A group of friends gathered at 410 Houston Street to celebrate John Stidger's birthday with a basket lunch and watermelon feast. Out-of-town guests attended and Alpha Sigma chapter of Delta Sigma fraternity plans a private dance at the Nat tomorrow night with music by the Nat orchestra.
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John Stidger
Houston Street
Alpha Sigma Chapter
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Long Colored Gloves Signal New Winter Mode
Paris dispatch notes a dressmaker’s winter collection featuring pigeon pink and olive green long kid gloves elbow length with matching slippers. Long gloves, once rare, return among Europe’s smart set, with red and green varieties ahead of prior shades.
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Paris
Madrid
London
Europe
Social Calendar Highlights for Thursday
MacDowell Club opens with lunch at Silver Grill at 12 30 reserved by Mrs James O Cade and Mrs Marry Hatcher. Samma Delphian Chapter Women’s Club meets at 7 45. Sew Jolly Club hosts Mrs Hennimore at 1702 Pierce Street at 2 30. L T Sewing Club with Mrs Peterson at 3912 West Sixth Avenue at 2 30. Mizpah Club led by Mrs Horace Jones at 408 Sunset Terrace at 9 30.
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MacDowell Club
Silver Grill
James O. Cade
Marry Hatcher
Samma Delphian
Sew Jolly Club
H. Fennimore
Pierce Street
L. T. Sewing Club
A. Peterson
West Sixth Avenue
Mizpah Club
Horace Jones
Sunset Terrace
Family returns from motor trip to Grand Canyon
Mr and Mrs with their two children and guest Miss Joséphine Thomas of Pampa have completed a motor tour visiting the Grand Canyon in the recent travel.
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Joséphine Thomas
Pampa
Grand Canyon
Local visitors and travel notes from Gainesville and Dallas
Mrs. Tom J. Midkiff and family from Gainesville visit Mrs. Charles F. Stone in Dallas while H Stivers visits relatives in Dallas after a 30 day trip to Los Angeles. J R Walling travels to California to attend his brother Jo Walling's funeral, a former city resident.
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Tom J. Midkiff
Robert
Mary Frances
Gainesville
Texas
H. Stivers
Dallas
R. L. Roberts
Fillmore Street
Mr. Stivers
Los Angeles
Calif
J. R. Walling
California
Jo. Walling
City awards 35 thousand paving bids for 28 blocks
The city commission awarded contracts totaling 35 695.45 for paving 28 blocks across West Third Avenue West Fifteenth North Taylor Lipscomb and other streets. West Third Avenue bid is largest and its award is deferred to next Tuesday night. The Associated Press reports Philadelphia hosts six day race starting September 28 with man and horse teams and moving partner required.
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City Commission
Fifteenth Avenue
Western Street
Hillcrest Street
Taylor Street
Eighth
Tenth Avenue
West Third Avenue
van Buren
McMasters Street
Lipscomb Street
Line
Tenth Avenues
van Buren Street
Thirty-sixth
Gables
Monroe Street
Twenty-first
Twenty Second Avenue
Twenty-second Avenue
Monroe
Washington Street
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Domestic Arts Exhibit Set as Big Tri-State Fair Feature
Mrs G J Nunn head of Domestic Arts at the Tri-State fair plans an expansive display including embroidery knitting crocheting quilting sewing laces rugs and novelty work. Assisting is Mrs John Barton. Entries must be filed September 19 and morning of September 20 at the Merchants building. About 200 entries expected, up from 175 last year. Contact Mrs Nunn 6729 or Mrs Barton 5743 for details.
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G. J. Nunn
John Barton
Nunn
Barton
Merchants
Fairgrounds
City to Save on Storm Sewer Project Costs
Assistant city engineer N Matthews says the Fifteenth avenue storm sewer nearly finished will save about 600 in contractor profits by city doing the work itself. The sewer costs 3500 less than the 6000 allowance and will drain about 330 acres in the south city into a drainage ditch toward the lake on East highway.
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Fifteenth Avenue
N. ¥. Matthews
Meyer & Meyer Open House Tonight at 1 30 PM
Meyer & Meyer announce an open house tonight from 7:30 to 10 on Polk Street in Amarillo to showcase their new 801 Polk Street store. Jos Norman's Dance Orchestra will perform and souvenirs will be given. the firm highlights eight years in Amarillo and a larger showroom.
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Meyer & Meyer
Metropolitan
Polk Street
Jos Norman
Amarillo
Taylor Street
Polk
Louis Meyer
Louis Meyer Expands Shop With New Opening and Furnishings
A popular men’s ready to wear brand has been added ahead of a new opening. The shop now features an extended line of furnishings. Eight tailors are employed. Louis Meyer personally buys top American and European materials on trips abroad each season.
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Louis Meyer
City Water Department Reports Yearly Profit
The city water department posted a net profit for the year ending April 15 of 60,289.08 dollars, plus 96,265 dollars in interest on bonds and a net operating profit of 167,604.98 dollars, per an audit report.
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City Water Department
Port Submitted to City Commission by Robertson and Company
Port submission from WH V Robertson and Company, auditors, presented to the city commission for review and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. V. Robertson and Company
Principals Meet to Discuss Amarillo School Year Plans
A gathering of principals from 16 Amarillo schools convened yesterday afternoon in Sept W A Mc Intosh's office to map plans for the coming year. The meeting urged involvement of parents with children under four entering school.
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Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
School assignments announced for district students
The district maps students by grade to Wilson and Tyler Street schools for the year. Fourth grade will not be taught at Wilson. fifth grade enters there while high fourth moves to Tyler Street. London launches polit es hens campaign among taxi drivers.
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Wilson School
Tyler Street
London
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