There Here and Everywhere in San Jacinto Growth
San Jacinto business district aims to grow to at least two blocks of fine business houses. New parents Mr. and Mrs. G Carpenter welcomed a daughter at Northwest Texas hospital. C Odom predicts bright prospects for Vinario with a strong year ahead. Horace Griggs toured Temple Texas during a vacation. Dr Robert D Gitis recuperates after stomach ulcers and a past surgery with improving condition. Reverend F B Bowen of St Pauls Methodist nears acceptance from a California church and is well regarded by parishioners. Judge Hendrix questions Sam Bratton as a US senator candidate, while Motlow and Pittman return from El Paso with Amarillo set to host next year’s convention. T T Lockwood of Enid Oklahoma attends Tri State expo events and Texas Wheat Growers meetings in Amarillo. Globe Want Ads end with a note about one and one half words.
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San Jacinto
Bill Carell
G. Carpenter
Tyler Street
cAnter
Baby
Northwest Texas Hospital
Temple
Tex
Ma Petenson
California
Bowen
St. Paul's
Judge Hendrix
Sam Bratton
United States
New Mexico
Hendrix
Sam Bo Motlow
Carl Hill
Bo OM. Pittman
el Paso
Amarillo
Motlow
Flower Dance at Tri State fair to showcase 125 young dancers
The Flower Dance of the Pageant O the Plains features 125 girls ages 5 to 6 in the Tri State fair grounds Merchants and Auto Style Show building tonight and tomorrow. Led by Mrs Leslie Williams the program includes several dances with elaborate costumes. Eva Braun from Tucumcari NM arrives as lone New Mexico representation and aims to win the Hudson coach, supported by Kiwanis donations. Panhandle Music Teachers Association plans a 10 am Saturday meeting at the Amarillo hotel Longhorn club room.
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O’ the Plains
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Leslie Williams
Eva Braun
Eva
Tucumcari
N. M
New Mexico
Hudson
Amarillo
Billy Smith
Madson
Ova
Kiwanis Club
Tucumbeari
Panhandle Music ‘Teachers’ Association
Longhorn Club
Amarillo Hotel
Panhandle Music Teachers’ Association
Amarillo Association
Social events fill the week with meetings and celebrations
The Polk Street Methodist church hosts a Wednesday Bible study led by Mrs. G M Deason with music by the committee. Luncheon at Palo Duro Hotel honors visiting Duchesses and Maids of Honor, followed by a dance at the Elks Home. Belle Bennett Missionary Society also plans a gathering at 1902 Taylor Street with hostesses listed.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
G. M. Deason
Stanley Hayne
A. N. Linlae
Palo Duro Hotel
Thompson
Elks
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
George Waddill
Taylor Street
Mesdames
M. W. Lemons
Graham Stinson
Will Kenyon
C. TY. Cline
W. B. Ponder
Lucey Wins Republican Nomination in Coolidge District
James Lucey of Northampton, a 68 year old shoemaker philosopher friend of President Coolidge, wins the Republican nomination for state representative in the president's home district. He entered the race at leaders' urging to aid Coolidge's prospects.
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James Lucey
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Lucey
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Robert D. Gistis
Muro Sanitarium
F. B. Bowen
St. Paul's Methodist
Jack Dillingham
Santa Harbara, Calif
Amone
Texas
Tri-State Exposition
T. Lockwood
Enid Okla
Southwest Wheat Growers’ Association
Lockwood
Tesas Wheat Growers’ Association of
Globe
Mary Jenson
Louise Tills
Essie Hudson
Ruth Taylor
Gladys Foss
Joyce Grass
Irene Herring
Lois Smith
Loutise Towttes
Mary Kellner
Margaret Holmes
Verl Bodenham
Marion Brown
Vera Johnson
Maxine Rhoades
Katharine Kelly
Joy Helland
Doris Hail
Marian
Beth Davis
Wolabeth Harmon
Marmajean Beard
Nell Williams
Mary Spegal
Alda
Lois Branning
Azebelle Boone
Lorena Ford
Adeline Trigg
Margaret Valliaferro
Pagan
Zallee Williams
Flower Girls
Nancy — Gilcrest
Mary Walker
Omega Husky
Lois Oden
Edna Millican
Mildred Wilson
Dolores Baum
Jeraldine Logan
Kathleen Hayden
Dorothy Herbert
Dorothy Stovall
Betty Burgess
Dorothy Burke
Kathleen Wilson
Agnes Smith
Sarah Wyatt
Juanita Larrison
Martha Stack
Mary Jane Gristy
Margaret Turner
Ruth Nilback
Mary Lawrence
Pearl Herrier
Dorothy Bain
Dona Clide Wright
Lonnie Mae Bagley
Lucille Bromley
la Verna Morris
Adabell Sadler
Cathryn Sadler
Dorothy Lee Morrison
Vivian Young
Lucille Henderson
Dorothy Clarke
Marajo Gilbert
Katy Campbell
Elizabeth Ann Ludden
Perry fLow Meck
Louise Burton
Willie Carter
Margaret Sullivan
Madella
W. Wright
Conway
Getate
W. D. Westbay
Pierce Street
Tri-State
Panhandle Music Teacher Association
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Luis Angel Pirpo
Jack
Lucky Dozen Bridge Club
H Baker
Wise Club
Elliott Hatch
South Carolina Avenue
Glenwood Baptist Church
Lair Association
Tri-State Fair
G. Q. Burnett
G. Q
Fillmore Street
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ladies of
W. E. Herring
van Bure Street
Chicago
Imogene Herring
van Buren Street
Port Worth
Miss Herring
New York City
Miss Finche
W. H. Butler
Mr. Butler
HW. BE. Butler
Paris
Tenn
M. D. Montgomery
Harrison Street
Mason Dillingham
Ironton Bunsen Heaters
McCormick-Deering Line
Southwest
Creekmore Implement Co
Davis Auto Parts Co
Amarillo Auto Wrecking Company
East Third Street
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