San Jacinto Ladies Chorus forms in Amarillo scene
Mrs Ed Hardin hosted the Needle club at 1204 Van Buren with guests including R D Gist Edgar Wilson and many others. Emil F Myers announces a new San Jacinto Ladies Chorus meeting weekly under Amarillo College of Music, plans public recitals, 14 members so far, open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hardin
Needle Club
van Buren Street
Mesdames R. D. Gist
Edgar Wilson
R. I. Wallingford
G. L. Yates
Howard Wilson
Pomona
California
John Ward
J. M. Neely
R. Thomson
W. B. Allen
H. R. Jack
R. C. Johnson
J. W. Kemble
R. S. Killough
J. G. Matthews
I. D. Cole
J. R. Greening
H. R. Hollis
C. D. Jackson
H. B. Jones
Jim Lee
G. J. Nunn
R. C. Neely
Sam Orr
J. W. Puckett
C. F. Randall
John Rowland
J. A. Summers
L. O. Thompson
Howard Trigg
D. S. Tudor
Mrs. Ed Hardin
San Jacinto Ladies Chorus
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
San Jacinto Voices
Myers
Amarillo College
Altos
J. T. McIver
M. E. Jenkins
C. R. Farra
S. B. Christian
Social calendar events week at local churches and clubs
Thursday at 8 pm the San Jacinto Civic club convenes at San Jacinto Methodist Church with emphasis on free mail delivery and street lights. Friday 8 pm the Senior Christian Endeavor hosts a social at the First Christian church social center. Saturday includes several gatherings: 10 am John Alden chapter Children of the American Revolution meets at 1706 Polk Street for Constitution Day and Lafayette birthday. 1 pm CIA luncheon at Harvey House. 7:30 pm Rainbow for Girls meets at the Masonic Hall with new officers elected. Pan-Hellenic luncheon at Harvey House with reservations. All members and invited guests urged to attend. Reservations via specified contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Monroe Street
J. L. Chase
East Eighth Street
First Baptist Church
John Alden
the Children of the American Revolution
Avery Turner
Polk Street
Lafayette
Harvey House
Ruth Abramson
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Havey House
William Burger
Here There Everywhere Lightnin Fair and local notes
A collection of short items from Amarillo area readers notes about community figures. A. N. Olver praises Edgar William son to the Rotary club. Jack Mathews received a 169 pound Swiss cheese. Frank Eads reports cattle conditions are fine in Perico. Dalhart attorney Frank Tatum was in town on legal business. L. S. Gill mentions a southern trip to Carolina and Georgia. John Scott and family return from the Scott ranch near Vega. Abbie Hayman heads to Miami to be chief dietician in a new hospital. Walter Fly notes farm property taxes up 140 percent in ten years while sale values rose 60 percent. New San Jacinto businesses opening, including a racket store and light hardware on Kentucky street corner. St Francis community hosts a big public dance with the Snappy Four orchestra. Lakes serve refreshments. Rev. S. E. Templeton becomes traveling evangelist while living in Amarillo. Ten Commandments show coming to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Gill
Caroline
Georgia
Parahandle
John Scott
Decatur
Scott Ranch
Vega
Abbie Hayman
Miami
Florida
Will
John Hayman
Amarillo
Walter Fly
San Jacinto
Kentucky
St. Francis
Snappy Four
S. E. Templeton
Church of Christ
Tenth
Fillmore
Templeton
Prospects for Heavy Rain Hit Panhandle Area
The Panhandle faced a forecast of heavy rain this afternoon with about 6000 prospects reported. Farmers and stockmen hope for a soaking to advance ripening of grain sorghums and to support wheat planting while the forecast remains partly cloudy. Spain plans to spend over a million dollars on railway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Spain
Clanhaven Association Granted Charter in Texas
The Texas Clanhaven association of Dallas received a state charter after an attorney general review. The nonstock group aims to support and educate dependent children and run an orphan home in Dallas without religious or political ties. Directors include T W Thompson, Julian C Hyer, M A Childers, and others. no connection to the Ku Klux Klan stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas Clanhaven Association of
Dallas
Secretary of State
T. W. Thompson
Greenville
Julian C. Hyer
Fort Worth
M. A. Childers
San Antonio
A. B. Cloud
J. W. Akin
Hal W. Greer
Beaumont
Sam McClure
Houston
O. F. Gober
Temple
R. T. Barclay
Viva Cox
Moore
Rebecca Braly
Ku Klux Klan
Missing Denison Girl Found After 150 Mile Walk
Edith Bruhin, 15, who disappeared from Denison last Friday night, was found in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Police report she walked the roughly 150 miles to reach Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Edith Bruhin
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Rotary Club Hears Tri-State Fair Plans
At the Amarillo luncheon A N Olver president of the fair association outlined work done and urged citizen support. A Ringling Brothers representative was expected with a likely plan to stage the circus inside fair grounds. Ross D Rogers described amusements and six day program. Guy C Saunders noted publicity benefits for Amarillo and the Panhandlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Amarillo
A. N. Olver
The
Fair Association
Olver
Ringling Brothers Circus
Fair
Ross D. Rogers
Panhandlers
Guy C. Saunders
San Jacinto to Welcome Its Third Drug Store
Announcement by Leland Abbott reveals a leased brick building near the Carolina avenue highway to Morton Drug Company, currently at Fourteenth and Pierce. The former Quality Bakery site will house the new store, with a larger brick bakery building under construction. Evening hours are reading hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Leland Abbott
Carolina Avenue
Morton Drug Company
Fourteenth
Pierce Street
Quality Bakery
Mosley slays nine-foot rattler with 33 rattlers near river
William Mosley killed a nine-foot, 83 year old rattlesnake while dove hunting near the Canadian River. He measured the snake at length and removed thirty three rattlers, noting a head width near seven inches. The Globe invites similar snake killing tales. Amarillo fish market advertises fresh eastern oysters halibut steaks and Spanish mackerel for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mosley
Mosley
Amarillo
Matthews
Aoe
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J. D. Tinsley
Taylor Street
Europe
H. M. Brown
Tyler Street
Josephine Teets
Indianapolis
Indiana
David Harris
Dr. Harris
M. B. Harris
Harris
Mrs. Harris
Colorado
J. D. Mumford
Virginia Gaddin
Pleasant Hill
Louisiana
Crystal Ross
Misses Lee
Virginia Wolfin
Lockhart
Miss Ross
Miss Lee Wolfin
Miss Wolfin
Fort Fort Worth High School
R Rt
Senior Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
Bonham High School
Almarene O'Keefe
University of Texas
Edward Pearce
Hershall Crumby
Thelma Trolinger
Nina Hawkins
Frank Barefield
Londa Richardson
Patricia Graham
Carl Parker
June Kellner
Evry
Texas
Lindsay
Tyler
Therese Lindsay
Southwest
Poetry Society of Texas
America
Minnie Feierabend
Bonham
Wilhoit
Mr. Wilhoit
Polk St
Eocery
Lightnin’ Fair Theater
Edgar Williamson
Jack Mathews
Frank Eads
Perico
Frank Tatum
Dalhart
Margy
John
Sandie
Cons
Cullen Idvanpis
Mary InGo
Roy Chapman Landrews
Cullen Landis
Los Angeles
Roy Chapman Andrews
China
Mary Lygo
Follies
Gordon GC. Thorne
Mary
Count Laszlo Szechenyi
United States
Gladys Vanderbilt
Urone
Clanhaven Association
Mathews Fish & Oyster Market
East Fifth Street
Ingersolls
Hamiltons
Elgins
Walthams
Illlinois
Wagner
Humming Bird
Meoore Poston
Ratter
Mr. Mosley
Globe
Circus
Samson
Tinker Building Toy
Associated Variety Co., Inc
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