Amarillo to Host 3000 Delegates at Baptist Convention
Dr. G L Yates announces the Baptist General Convention of Texas will meet in Amarillo November 12 to 15 with an expected attendance around 3 000. Leaders from Fort Worth and Dallas outline publicity plans and a new program focusing on benevolence Christian education and missions.
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Roby Jury Disagrees in Murder Case Delayed
A deadlocked Roby jury in Will Fritts murder case was dismissed when juror J D Green fell ill. The panel stood six to six on the supreme penalty on first ballot. the case was reset for October 14.
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Wedding at Tri-State Fair Promises Glamour and Legal Union
Ernie Young presents a wedding on stage at the Tri-State Fair on Friday Sept 26 featuring a legally married couple chosen for the event. The production includes bridesmaids, a grand performance, a licensed minister, a full musical score, and special lighting with thousands in attendance.
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Beckmann and Gerety Present Fair Thrillers on Road
Beckmann and Gerety showcase traveling fair attractions billed as the world’s best. They tout a broader array of feature acts on the Tri-State Fair midway in Ama- and claim stronger, more diverse offerings than rival road shows. The movement emphasizes live performances and novelty as the centerpiece of their traveling spectacle.
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Water Works Association Praises Amarillo Hospitality
Members of the Southwest Water Works Association at the close of their nineteenth annual convention in Amarillo expressed deep thanks to city officials and the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce for their hospitality. Max M. Fife of Blackwell Oklahoma was re elected president and praised Amarillo’s courtesy noting attendance was below average yet the curtailment arrangements were outstanding. He commended Texas people as the finest and friendliest.
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Fort Worth Official Reappointed At Water Works Meeting
New Orleans was chosen as the 1931 Water Works Association convention city. Officers and governors from member states attended the closing session where Lewis A. Quigley, Fort Worth water works superintendent, was reappointed as secretary and treasurer.
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California Democrats back strict eighteenth amendment enforcement
The California Democratic party adopted a plank endorsing full enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and all related laws. Separately, about 5,000 to 6,000 Filipinos are employed in the California asparagus harvest.
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