Patriotic Tea Planned by Potter County Federation
The Potter County Federation hosts a Patriotic Tea on Wednesday from 4:30 to 6:30 in the Women's club rooms to honor American Legion Auxiliary convention delegates and visitors. Federation clubs will provide hostesses, with several circles and circles of Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian groups meeting at 3 o'clock. The Am arillo Music Teachers Association and Delphian societies join the federation, which plans a rummage sale in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Federation
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Christian Church
E. O. Feierbend
Monroe Street
A. 8. Strader
Tyler Street
J. M. Russell
Taylor Street
C. B. Hutchings
Madison Street
L. R. Barker
West Sixth Street
Roberts Place
First Baptist Church
Ee Fred Young
Adams Street
W. M.S
Polk Street
J. L. Walker
Wells Street
G. Wilson
Walnut Street
Potter County Library
Woman's Council
Central Presbyterian Church
Amaryllis Bridge Club
Foster Shaw
Buchanan Street
Percy Rockwell
van Buren Street
John G. McKenzie
W. W. Prescott
Fred Young
O. W. Moore
West Eighteenth Street
J. L. McLaughlin
Harrison Ope
A. B. Hays
Alabama Avenue
panwJacinto
W. L. Day
West Fifteenth Street
Potter County Federation Wolds
Potter County Federation of Wo
Municipal
Amarillo Music Teachers’ Association
Delphian Societies
PF. E. Darnall
Floyd Cooper
Elizabeth Spur
Austin
State Commission Board
J. M. Delzell
Social courtesies planned for Legion Auxiliary delegates
Under Mrs. Will Benton Amarillo vice president and general arrangements chair, social events are set for the sixth annual Texas Legion Auxiliary convention in Amarillo. A Patriotic Tea by the Potter County Federation of Women will be held Wednesday from 4:30 p m in the Municipal Auditorium women’s club rooms, honoring visiting ladies and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
Palo Duro
Polly Garden
Amarillo
W. D. Armstrong
Brownwood
American Legion Auxiliary of Texas
Ada May Maddox
May Peterson
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Ernest O. Thompson
C. F. McKissick
Greenville
South Carolina
MacNider
Alvin M. Owsley
Dan Moody
Texas
Paul B. Malone
Will Benton
American Legion Auxiliary of
Potter County Federation of Women
Women’s Club
Municipal Auditorium
Glenwood Boosters Club to Meet in Caldwell Store
A Glenwood Boosters club meeting is scheduled for 8 pm at the J. W. Caldwell store, 710 Locust street. An interesting program is planned and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Boosters Club
J. W. Caldwell
Locust Street
First Baptist Church
H. B. Billingslea
Fillmore Street
MacDowell Music Club
Palo Duro
Haines outlines four cardinal Texas policy points
At the Republican state convention Col. Harvey Haines pledges focus on education, revised criminal procedure, good roads, and election law changes. He supports industrial growth, judiciary pay raises, railroad backing, and a businesslike administration while criticizing Democratic neglect of schools. He favors abolishing compulsory primaries and lets parties choose their nominating method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Harvey H. Haines
Texas
Democratic Party
Haines
Half Minute Interviews and Local Notices
A collection of brief quotes and notices from local figures and residents. included are statements from Thomas F. Turner William Leo Sparks tL A Wells Oma Cadman Scott Heywood and W E Bennett plus address snippets and real estate or lease activity at Phillips Hey wood with wells and a large tank project and cattle entries for a Tri-State fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bennett
Ford
Tri-State
Prairie town voices on long-ago days and current tales
Geo W M Nutting and Sam Vaughn recall early North Plains boom years in 1895 and 1906. Ben Burkett and Rube Musick talk prairie chicken hunts with the Comprer brothers. San Vanderwiede describes returning from Colorado to the Panhandle oil field. Tol Ware references Col Harry Ingerton and LX ranch to Washington. Henry Wilkinson mentions dental work during a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. M. Nutting
Sam
North Plains
Tol Ware
Col
Harry Ingerton
LX Ranch
Washington
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Hotel
Henry Hutchings
Fort Worth
Gonzales Legion Band
G. T. Vineyard
Grady Kingsolving
Abilene
Dunning
Dana Harmon-Trent
Hansford MacNider
M. B.A
Benefit Association
Clara Mae Somers
Dave Derden
Tyler ST
Amarillo Hotel
Polk
Jackman
Sea Son
Ner
Spur
Elks
Frank Walker
Clayton Reynolds
Marguerite
Elizabeth
Eliza
Mrs. E. C. Arterburn
Betty
Martha
Laramie
Wyoming
D . Circle Six
First Baptist
Harrison Street
Buckner’s Orphans’ Home
Elizabeth Nunn
University of Chicago
Mary Wilkinson
Gainesville
Georgia
Brenau College and Conservatory of Music
Kathryn Barlow
San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake College
Barlow
Ballard
Expression
Margaret Whittaker Ballard
Florida Avenue
San Jacinto
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Baptists
John McKenzie
Bivins Addition
Adams
Elbertas—Bushel
Pearl Keiffers
Bushe
Kentucky
Buchanan
Haines’ Policy
Thomas F. Turner
William Leo Sparks
Tl. A. Wells
J. A. Wells
Memphis
Oma Cadman
Tulsa
Scott Heywood
Phillips-Heywood
Tion
Sam Vaughn
Erasmus Tack
Ben Burkett
Rube Musick
Comer Brothers
Myself
San Vanderwiede
Panhandle
Colorado
Henry Wilkinson
Hereford
Lyke
Lawler
Alabama
Mitchell Murray
Missouri
Luke
Ee Lyko Medicine CO
Kansas City
Lyko
Hudson
Toney Chisum
Tyler
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