Jewish New Year Observed in Amarillo Temple Israel
Temple Israel members in Amarillo will observe Rosh Hashanah from Friday sundown to Saturday sundown. Stores run by members will close. Friday night services at Central Labor hall will be led by Rabbi Riseman, a U S Army Recruiting Service chaplain with World War I front line service. Yom Kippur observed September 26. The congregation includes over twenty prominent local business members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Israel
Amarillo
Jewish Church
Central Labor Hall
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
Rabbi Riseman
Riseman
United States Army
Thin Ice in the Cabaret World Ends with a Wedding
Rosalind Nash quits her stenography job for cabaret work and, amid romantic entanglements, sees Madeline Browning and Jack Armstrong marry. Rosalind reassesses her choices after a emotional upheaval and accepts Allen Norris’s offer, while Madeline and Jack reveal their marriage and share a seaside earlier trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Nash
Madeline Browning
Jack Armstrong
Rose
Madeline
Ming
Nicky Blake
Nicky
Allen Norris
Tivoli
Rosalind
Dorothy Richards
Jack
Europe trip marks Madeline's rise in society
Rosalind acknowledges Madeline's luck as she reflects on Madeline's unselfishness and new life with Jack. Madeline, once simple and unassuming, now enjoys wealth, fashionable clothes, and a Europe voyage, while Rosalind feels outsider and envy briefly. The moment ends with a warm blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Madeline
Jack
Europe
Rosalind
Ola
Bishop Seaman Calls Church Conference in Sweetwater
Episcopal church leaders from the North Texas missionary district gather in Sweetwater for a two day conference hosted by Rev. Frank Stedman. Bishop FE Cecil Seaman calls the clergy and department chairmen to attend with speakers from Amarillo Digpring Plain Men and others. The event opens Monday night with Rev. L L Swan leading services and continues Tuesday with Holy Communion and a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Cecil Seaman
Episcopal Church of
Missionary District of
North Texas
Sweetwater
L. L.swan
Clarendon
Frank Stedman
Eee
R.N. MacCallum
Amarillo
Frank Eteson
Dig Pring
Percy Jones
Carl Goodman
Plain Men
San Jacinto to Build New Fire Station on Georgia Street
San Jacinto plans a new fire station on Georgia Street near Nat and Fifth. Construction to start around October 1 with bids from five architects and a contract to be awarded within three weeks. The station will add six firefighters and a fire school is planned for winter with no meal expenses for Panhandle attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Georgia Street
Nati
Fifth Street
Karl Curry
Fire Department
Curry
Central Station
Panhandle
Ten Commandments coming and local notes from Amarillo to Vega
Tomorrow brings the long running Ten Commandments coming to town. Jim Mecaskey visits from his Vega ranch to discuss harvest plans. Charles R. McAfee Jr heads to Rice Institute in Houston. Mrs A C Westberry is ill at 207 North Taylor. Rob Rock Island officials host a visit. Local dining at Amarillo Hotel offers a fine dinner for 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Seventh
A. C. Westberry
North Taylor Street
Charles R. McAfee, Jr
Houston
Rice Institute
Harry Myers
Amarillo
Jim Mecaskey
Vega
Jim
Clarendon
West Texas Teachers College
H. P. Greenough
Rock Island Railroad
Dalhart
Rock Island
Charles Hudgins
van Buren Street
Louisville
Kentucky
Mabel Hudgins
California
Phoebe K. Warner
Fort Worth Record
Arthur Brisbane
Warner
Recod
Mamma Rattlesnake Wins After Live Mouse Placed in Box
A live mouse placed in a display box by Doe Meador drew a crowd at Morrow-Thomas Hardware. The mamma rattlesnake killed and swallowed the mouse within seconds, despite Humane Society protests. The Rev. R N stacCallum leaves Amarillo for the Episcopal church convention in New Orleans on Oct 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meador
The
Humane Society
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
Doe Meador
Doe
Mrs
Olive Childers
Doc Meador
R. N. stacCallum
Amarillo
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Long Islang
By Hazel Devo Batchelor
Public Ledger Company
Seaman
Jan Jacinto
Gore
Brunswick Radiola In
Brunswick Phonograph
Brunswick Radiola No
Amarillo Music Co
Polk Street
O. V. Wray
Prop
Mrs. Childers
Globe
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor Street
Panhandle and Santa FE Railway Company
Santa Fe
Texas
Bowman Jarrott
J. R. Daniel
Preston Burrows
G. H. Perry
John Wilbourn
Beverage
C. E. Bray
Browning & Jayroe Leet Grinter Javeooolle
J. W. Duke
M. L. Ainsworth
Dune
J. W. Mahan
Sam Bednomeles
McSpadden E Cs
Tos
C. H. Reaga
W. Walker
J. R. Dudley
Julius Meaker
OGL
Oracle
Iiral Viet Paca Oe
Collie Printing Company
J. Fred Smith
Effie Hepenstall
F. M. Myers
H. A. Wheeless
W. B. Dillard
W. M. Cooper
Chralie Williams
J. J. Taylor
R. C. Champion
W. G. Smith
Duncan & Pennington
J. L. Holland
Lubbock Tire Co
Scurry County
Horace Halley
Lot
Lot Household Goods
Toy
Achld
W. A. Stahlada
W. H. Hagan Arabikeaaraste
Paul J. Frye
D. Balthrope
E. W. Fortenberry
D. J. Lowes
City Drug Co
K. Harper
W. H. Caldwell
O. F. Gibson
E. J. Vezina
Geo. T. Pierce
J. BE. Loran
Roy Banner
D. J. Rogers
8. C. Hurst
B. L. Howard
R. W. Heim
F. E. Davidson
D. B. Mackey
E. H. Pierce
Oak
Lutrick
Liberty Cafe
Fred English Silverton Milling Co
Dee Robinson
W.E. Elliott
Ed Newbrough
White Way Cafe
A. A. Armstrong
B. B
Roy T. Slagle
Cenewe
Joe Sneelgrover
J. E. Brewer
C. C. Barnes
W. M. Smith
A. J. Waldron
J. D. Wheeler
Lubbock Toggery
P. D. Bartley
W. R. Atkinson
F. S. Visage
Wwe
W. R. Visage
L. W. Culver
Rene
H. B. Tucker Ment
M. N. Gallagher
Carl Larson
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