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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1924

Page

6

Recital of piano and violin pupils at Central Presbyterian

Announcement of a recital featuring Lily Larsen piano pupils and Jack Dooley violin students at Central Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening with a varied program including pieces by Velma Bruce Read Helen Bruce-Ostood Ethel Walker Mary Leeland Smith Catherine Coble Mary Alice Copp and others. The following Tuesday Sept 20 1924 another recital will be announced later. American Business Crazy Dinner Dance a success at Palo Duro hotel with about fifty couples and jazz music by Rip McAlpine. remarks by Charles Keffer and Ernest Northcutt. Nay Hale Canyon High School coach attended on business.

Lily Larsen Jack Dooley Central Presbyterian Church al & O'Clook Elf and the Fairy Velma Bruce Hushaby Helen Ellen Bruce-Ostood Ethel Wal Mary Leeland Smith Catherine Coble Mary Alice Copp Katherine Kirk Over the Hille Cornelia Smith Miss Larson Edward Gibbon Bess Geraldine Kirven Maxine Gregg Cayla Hilton Elizabeth Jameson Dan Thomaen Montie Rockwell American Hisiness Club Polly Garden Palo Duro Hotel Earl One Rip McAlpine Jazz Raymond Mack Charles Keffer Ernest Northcutt Mary McCormie Lloyd Pletcher

Cyclone Rider thrills Amarillo crowds with Reed Howes

The Cyclone Rider featuring Reed Howes and Alma Bennett plays in Amarillo for the last three days of the week. A Globe interview cites melodrama allure and action packed stunts on trains and in a tunnel with Howes saving a heroine from danger. Lincoln J. Carcer’s Lincoln Carver screenplay is described as pure melodrama.

Reed Howes and Alma Bennett William Fox Carl Sullivan Amarillo Mr. Sullivan Globe Tom Mose Lincoln J. Carcer

Children’s Home Seeks Community Support and Shower Drive

The Children’s Home, under Presbyterian management yet open to all, cares for motherless and fatherless children. Rev and Mrs Irwin lead the home, affiliated with the Methodist church, and church groups plan a shower at the Central Presbyterian Fair booth to supply cold weather necessities, asking for wide patronage.

Presbyterian Church Mother Irwin Ely Central Presbyterian Eliatch Willer

Pen Teacher William H Anderson to Lead Sing Sing School

Former New York City leader William H Anderson, now serving a sentence at Sing Sing, is slated to head the prison school faculty. He has been teaching fellow convicts for several months and is poised to take the role.

William H. Anderson New York City Sing Sing Penitentiary Anderson

First to greet round the world flyers in fog landing

Edward and Willard Choate of Brunswick Maine were among the first to greet the arriving world flyers as planes forced to land at Merepoint Casco Bay under fog. They pose with flight commander Lieutenant Lowell Smith at the parent cottage vacation spot.

U.S Edward Willard Choate Brunswick Merepoint Casco Bay Lowell Smith

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