Awards Made in Fine Arts Department
Judges in the Tri-State Fair Fine Arts Department have announced most awards with few exceptions. Listings cover children’s class entries in portrait, figure, animal, and various media, plus professional and non professional sections. Other awards will be announced later. multiple firsts seconds and copies are noted for numerous artists including Betsy Sanders Walter Thompson Annette Zehringer Louis B. Black J. J. Deiss O. Fisher Nora Giles Vega Mrs. Jack Golding Elizabeth Griffin R. W. Jarmon Mrs. J. R. Pridean A. B. Smith Robert Smith Gertrude Triplett Mrs. George H. Turnley Mrs. J. R. Crabtree Bess Hubbard W J Russell and U S Capitalist Dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
C. E. Palmer
Betsy Sanders
Walter Thompson
Annette Zehringer
Louis B. Black
J. J. Deiss
O. Fisher
Mr. J. Ford
Ike Futch
Life
Nora Giles
Vega
Jack Golding
Elizabeth Griffin
R. W. Jarmon
J. R. Pridean
Lubbock
A. B. Smith
Wellington
Robert Smith
Gertrude Triplett
George H. Turnley
J. R. Crabtree
Bess Hubbard
W J. Russell
Rural School Display Wins Wide Judges Praise
Rural schools merit praise for posters maps and notebooks showing careful prep and neatness. Awards list Brady Potter County Allison Jones Sunny Hill Soney and River Road with multiple firsts in exhibits reports and geography and poster categories across grades.
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Brady
Allison
Jones
Sunny Hill
Soney
Virginia
Bushland
Potter County
Soncy
River Road
Clarence Wink
Glenn Sanders
Rena Belle Roddy
Roy Peet
Marjorie Lewis
St. Francis
Edward McMinn
Beulah Parker
Lloyd Moore
Wade Thweat
Arthur Koenig
Louise Groom
Bertha Wink
Raymond Batenhorst
Umbarger
Agnes Wink
Sarah Forsyth
Earnest Duncan
Betty Warlick
Blanche Learline Edgar
Bill Stalnaker
Emma Kincade
Norvella Newgent
Ray Glovier
Bonner McMinn
Ralph Blankenship
Lavern Roddy
Clyde Scott
Hazel Longstreet
Marie McMinn
Calvin Hill
Bowen DeLaney
Marie Forsyth
Elora Duncan
Midway crowds drive Tri-State Fair to a booming night
At Amarillo the Tri-State Fair drew a packed midway and promenade as winds eased. Spectators praised every show and ride with no visible discontent. Notable acts included the Texas Jones horse and Jean Libbera the living double bodied man, while crowd banter touched on a mock Senate inside the Congress of Human Wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flappers
Beckmann
Gerety
Ranger
Jean Libbera
Jack Shafer
Cash Miller
Congress of Human Wonders
Senate
Ida Hodge
Indy
Beck
Mann
Old Man Wind
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo
Court of Civil Appeals Proceedings Amarillo Session
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District Amarillo involve motions overruled in Johnson Ranch Royalty Co. et al v Hickey and related cases including Gilliland v Penick-Hughes Co. from Hardeman Hale and others. Several matters reversed and rendered, set for submission October 22, with multiple parties named from Potter Wilbarger Lubbock Wheeler and Wilbarger counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals For
Seventh District
Amarillo
Johnson Ranch Royalty Co
Clinton G. Hickey
R. R
Texas
Wilbars
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Chateau de Marnes
Crookston
Mign
Canada
Flappers’ Hotel
Exposition
Watter
Frank Rollanbough
Rena Belle Roddy Brady
Pla
Olds
Marillo Electric CO
East 8Th ST
Dial
Blanche Earline Edgar
Mildred Scott
Dixie Irby
Sunny
First National Bank
Fuqua
FEXAS
Sears
Wonder
Allstate
Polk St
Sears, Roebuck
W. L. Hendrick
F. Johnston
M. 8
Kaplan Co
H. M. Wiley
Wheeler
R. W. Hall
Wilbarger County
Wilbarger
Holt
Clowe and Cowan Booth. Machinery Dept
Tri
Albert E. Peirce & CO
Southwestern Public Service Company
American Commonwealths Power System