Exposition Parade Viewed as Colorful West Texas Event
A large scale Exposition parade is planned for Tuesday morning in West Texas. The route runs along Grant Street from Fifth to Polk with a final procession to the auditorium. Dozens of floats and groups from clergy, clubs, businesses, and youth organizations will participate under pageant director Milk Hollander and the parade committee.
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West Texas
Grant Street
Sth
Fourth Street
Fourth
Fillmore Street
Fillmore
Third Street
Third
Polk Street
Polk
Tenth Street
Taylor Street
Waxylor
Fifth Street
Auditorium
Derden
American Legion
City Commission
Fair
Fifth
Grant Streets
Sixth Street
Grant
Duchesses
Pifth
Piaano
Europe
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Exhibit of West Texas State Teachers College Draws Panhandle Interest
Virtually every Panhandle resident will be interested in the Amarillo Tri-State exposition exhibit by the West Texas State Teachers College. The institution, a Class A state school serving Panhandle people, attracts attention for its student and product showcases.
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Panhandle
West Texas State Teachers’ Colleges
Amarillo Tri- State
Tri-State
Railroad News and Folks By John Moore
A column discusses rail safety emphasizing moving trains, grade crossing dangers, and public responsibility. It notes most early year railroad fatalities occur at crossings and highlights Miss Margaret Mode leaving for the State University in Austin as a sophomore.
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John Moore
Margaret Mode
Mode
Austin
The
State University
East Side News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Enid resident M. Cavelier visits daughter Mrs L M Smith at 307 Cleveland while J F Henry at 305 Cleveland shows improvement after illness. E A McDonald of Wichita Falls visits brothers Ed and J W McDonald at 600 Lincoln and 102 Cleveland. Glenwood Baptist to hold regular services morning and evening. Mary E Sanford of California visits daughter Mrs Charlie Austenbrink. L W Spear to enroll at Texas State University in Austin. Lloyd Bowman moves from 1304 Jackson to 1406 East Sixth. Gladys Wickox, 1502 Jackson, leaves for Denton to pursue domestic art courses.
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E. A. McDonald
Wichita Falls
Ed McDonald
Lincoln Street
J. W. McDonald
Cleveland Street
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Enid, Okla
Mrs. L. M. Smith
J. F. Henry
Glenwood Baptist Church
Mary E. Sanford
Calif
Mrs
Charlie Austenbrink
W. L. Spear
Arthur Street
Lloyd Bowman
Jackson Street
East Sixth Street
Gladys Wickox
Denton
Corona
Post Office
Amarillo
Furniture Store
the Panhandle
Texas
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C. R. McAfee
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Amarillo, Texas
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