Sew Jolly Club Announces Successful Tri State Fair Exhibit
Officers of the Sew Jolly Needle club led by Mrs. Jess Walters outline a successful display at the Tri-State Fair. Members listed include Mrs Clyde Robertson and Mrs J R Wallace among others. The T EF L banquet set for Friday September 30 at Herring Hotel will be moved from this evening with reservations via Mrs C FE Hurt.
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Sew Jolly Club
Sew Jolly Needle Club
Jess Walters
Clyde Robertson
J R. Wallace
Clyde McCullough
F. A. Shirk
A. L. Anderson
J. W. Goff
D. A. Rockwel
M. W. Finch
Earl Bullis
Joe Marmon
Doyle White
Clark McCullough
Frank Johnson
T. L. Campbell
Fred Fowler
Dayton Jones
Jim Barker
T. EF. L
First Baptist Church
Herring Hotel
C. FE. Hurt
Davis Explains Paradox Of Unemployment During Prosperity
Washington, Sept 16 James J Davis Secretary of Labor says unemployment remains high despite prosperity due to labor saving machinery since World War I. He cites eleven industries showing production up 68 percent since 1914 and overall productivity up 43 percent since 1899. He notes 7 percent fewer workers meet increased demand and calls for new industries to absorb idle labor.
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Washington, D. C
America
Coolidge
James J. Davis
Department of Labor
Davis
Beggars in Tientsin Demand High Alms
Russian beggars in the French section of Tientsin, China, have become so persistent that French police cleaned the area and handed offenders to Chinese authorities. An officer cited a fixed minimum alms demand, noting a 20-year-old strong youth refused 40 cents and asked for a dollar as the lowest fee.
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Tientsin
China
Buchanan Street Methodist U S leaky sale at Piggly Wiggly
Tomorrow's social calendar notes a leaking sale event at Piggly Wiggly on Taylor between Fourth and Fifth all day. A Panhandle Music Teachers' Association luncheon is set for 12 noon at the Herring hotel.
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King
Buchanan Street Methodist U. S
Weomans Club Opens New Year With Notable Meeting
The Woman's club held its first meeting of the club year at Mrs. John F. Manning’s home on Pierce Street with most members present. Out of town members from Oklahoma City and Dodge City attended, and Dr. G. J. Nunn spoke on Present Day China and its revolutionary era. A salad social followed the lecture.
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Woman's Club
John F. Manning
Pierce Street
Louis Anthony
Oklahoma City
Annie Pierson
Dodge City
Kansas
Philharmonic Club President's Day Luncheon Monday
The Philharmonic club opens its year with a President's Day luncheon at the Herring hotel at 12 45 PM Monday. Reservations are required from members associates patrons and guests by Monday to be served. Contact Mrs A J Caldwell 1899. After lunch an important business meeting will follow. Bruce Ashcraft to Kansas University. Theresa Hamilton to Canyon West Texas State Teachers College. Dr J H Thurman and Mrs Thurman travel from Oklahoma City to Amarillo for the Amarillo Paper Company opening Monday.
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Philharmonic Club
Herring Hotel
A. J. Caldwell
Hamilton
Theresa Hamilton
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers’ College
J. H. Thurman
Oklahoma City
Gamma Delphians Meet in Municipal Auditorium
Gamma chapter Delphian society held an enthusiastic Thursday meeting in the Women’s club rooms at the Municipal auditorium. Miss Elizabeth Nixson led a lesson on Raw Material of Modern Culture with assistance from several members. Miss Emma Lou Walton, organizer, spoke on The Work of the Chapter as Grace Webster presided. Special guests included Mesdames Parsons Smith Isaacson.
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Gamma
The
Delphian Society
Municipal Auditorium
Elizabeth Nixson
Grace Webster
Bessie Landers
Frankie Gober
Lola Ward
Katherine Metcalf
Faye Gordon
C. E. Willmering
Alma Richardson
P. L. Lipscomb
Daisy Pennock
Local Notes on Residents Visits and Oddments
Florence Parker returns to Columbus after visiting Laura Hamner in Mississippi and Alabama. Bud Cox and H C Porter are in town visiting relatives. Porter last saw Amarillo 33 years ago. Claude reports fifty turkeys stolen, and the Oriental hotel rear office is finished. Captain and Mrs. Mays plan to move to Corsicana after their New Mexico honeymoon. Mrs. Jennings to Muskogee to visit her husband. Drew Crossett to Waco for Baylor, Earl Gordon Bishop bound for Baylor, and Doc Pennock related to Dr Daisy Pennock.
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Florence Parker
Laura V. Hamner
Columbus
Mississippi
Mississippi State Colleges For Women
Dallas
Birmingham
Alabama
Bud Cox
Spearman Stock Farmer
H. C. Porter
Walsenberg
Colorado
John L. McCarty
Kentucky Avenue
McCarty
Porter
Amarillo
Claude
Oriental Hotel
Fifth and
Taylor Streets
Charles W. Mays
New Mexico
Tyler Street
Corsicana
R. T. Jennings
Muskogee
Drew Crossett
Waco
Baylor University
Earl Gordon Bishop
Doc” Pennock
Daisy Pen
Local Notes on Transfers and Arrivals
Neck plans to depart tonight for Norman Oklahoma to reenter the University of Oklahoma as a junior. Auburn Muncey, formerly at Colorado, will attend the State University in Albuquerque during winter. L A McKercher visits Roxana on business. Mrs Ray Stewart of Leader Department Store recovers well from surgery at Northwest Texas hospital. Mr and Mrs M L Hirschfield announce the birth of a daughter Helen Gertrude weighing seven pounds. W Lee Waters returns from a two week Louisiana vacation. Mr and Mrs Irvin Agron rent Amarillo apartment. Mr and Mrs I Greenberg move to their new home in the Tyler Avenue area.
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Helen Gertrude
Hirschfield
H. L. Barnard, Inc
W. Lee Waters
Vernon- Williams Company
Louisiana
Irvin Agron
Amarillo
I. Greenberg
Leader Department Store
Tyler
Bible is Ready with Farmers in Trinity Battle
College Station September 16 Coach Dana X Bible athletic mentor at A M college says the Farmers will be ready for the opening game against Trinity University in College Station on September 24. The first public use of Aggies new concrete stadium is expected to attract interest though the entire unit may not be completed.
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Associated Press
College Station
Dana X. Bible
A. & M. College
Fine Fettle
Trinity University
Aggies
Barking Fish Reported Far From Home in Canada
A peculiar four legged water dog or pup fish was found in Desjardins Canal near Dundas Canada. Canadian naturalists are puzzled by how such an animal could travel so far to reach Canada with other examples noted in the Mississippi Valley.
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Desjardins Canal
Dundas
Canada
Mississippi Valley
London cafe uses sunlight lamps to revive flowers
In London a restaurant offers a sunlight lamp for ill plants while diners enjoy bouquets refreshed by the glow. A wild orchid reportedly bloomed again after eight hours under the healing rays.
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London
Escaped Elephant Walks Through Fences in Australian Town
An elephant from a circus at Newtown Australia escaped and walked through fences avoiding stops. Pedestrians and cars narrowly missed, gardens were ruined before the animal was captured in a nearby town.
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Newtown
Australia
Naphtha Gusher Royalite No. 4 Yields 603 Bbl Daily
In Turner Valley southwest of Calgary Canada the Royalite No 4 well produced an average of 603 barrels per day during the first seven months of 1927. The crude tests at 73 gravity.
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Calgary
Turner Valley
Canada
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International News Service
Weoman’s Club
Bruce Ashcraft
FE. H. Ashcraft
Lawrence
University of Kansas
City
Amarillo Paper Company
Gamma Delphians
Johnson
Arizona
Kyle Johnson
Yuma
S. L. Edwards
Louise Worley
B. G. Hill
Julian Howell
Robert
Hall Axtell
KGRS
New York City
Mark
Amarilg
Children’s Shan
J. W. Dodson
Polk St
By Nick Lucas
New Brunswick
Tolzien Music Company
Polk Street
Popular Millinery CO
Trinity Battle
Florida
Lackey’s Slipper Shoppe
Robert D. Harrell
Interor Decorator
Barker Bros
Los Angeles
Harrell
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