Wool Frocks and Club Meetings Highlight Early Programs
A report details a Wool Frocks program with female performers including Mrs. Jack Houser and Mrs. FP. E. Woodruff, plus readings and music, followed by social refreshments. The Pierian and J. U. G. clubs announce meetings at Harrison street homes, while fashion notes describe fall woolens, tweed suits, and sophisticated coat designs with practical features and new color palettes.
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Harmony Club
F. E. Woodruff
Harrison Street
E. F. Lanham
Jack Houser
Robert Wilson
Materlinck
FP. E. Woodruff
Marta Stuart
Johnnie Rowan
Mabel Rowan
Godard
You
Fifth Avenue
Chantal
Contract Let for J D Singleton Building on Taylor St
The Storm and Williams building at 613 and 615 Taylor Street was let to J. D. Singleton for 60 000. The two story full basement structure measures 60 by 140 feet. Williams Hardware occupies 40 by 140 feet on one side with basement and mezzanine, while Russell and Cockrell use the second floor as a salesroom. Completion is set for November 15. The block will have uniform front brick like nearby Moore Poston and Russell and Cockrell. An Africa explorer reports a jungle beauty show where 500 young women competed, winner judged by foot perfection per The Dearborn Independent.
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Williams
Taylor Street
J. D. Singleton
Kerr and Walsh
Williams Hardware Company
Russell and Cockrell
Moore-Poston
Africa
Dearborn Independent
Fined $50 On Driving While Drunk Charge
J. O. Bouchta was fined $50 in district court yesterday after pleading guilty to driving a motor car while intoxicated a felony. D. M. Newby led the jury. Venicemen sworn in this week include A. L. Brint W. S. Wilson Fred G. Keane J. C. Winn Carl H. Kimpp W. S. Bridgman A. F. Krabbe Earl Bennett Dwight Newby C. E. Russell and C. L. Fountain. The sheriff's office handles arrests in eight indictments returned by the grand jury Saturday for driving while intoxicated forgery swindling theft over $50 and embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Bouchta
D. M. Newby
Earl Bennett
Dwight Newby
C. E. Russell
C. L. Fountain
Sheriff's Office
Grand Jury
There Here Everywhere J P Griffith to Move to Oklahoma City
J P Griffith of 300 Carolina plans Sunday departure to reside permanently in Oklahoma City. Local social notes list Mrs M M Meeks of Canadian visiting P J Camerell of 610 Lincoln during the fair. Nell Wilson of 609 Pierce departs for a week in Ardmore Oklahoma. Billy Leu of Blackleg Serum returns from L amont Kansas to court his father J F Leu, 4000 Harrison. Alva Ford, three years with American Optical, returns home to Lubbock. Louis Dearley, now Amarillo, succeeds Roy McMillan at Strader Grain as McMillan moves to Pampa. Mrs J J Rollins of 704 North Pierce leaves Friday to visit Texline friends, returns to Amarillo Sunday.
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J. P. Griffith
Carolina
Oklahoma City
M. M. Meeks
P. J. Camerell
Lincoln
Nell Wilson
Pierce Street
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Billy Leu
Blackleg Serum Company
Lamont
Kansas
J. F. Leu
Harrison Street
Alva Ford
American Optical Company
Lubbock
Louis Dearley
Amarillo
Canyon
Strader Grain Company
Roy McMillan
Pampa
J. J. Rollins
North Pierce Street
Texline
Acme Brick Furnishes Brick for Local Buildings
Acme Brick company supplies brick for the Toney Chisum building the H. E. Smith apartment house and the E. Mayer hotel in the area as part of a construction program.
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ACME
Toney Chisum
H. E. Smith
E. Mayer
Acme Brick Company
J H Clark to Return Home From Denver Amarlo Visit
J H Clark owner and general manager of J H Clark Brokerage company spent days with his family in Denver and will return overland arriving in Amarillo on Wednesday.
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J. H. Clark
Denver
Amarillo
Last Daugherty trial witness identified in government case
Emanuel Harris, New York attorney, testified about the estate of King Thomas W. Miller and Harry M. Daugherty as attorney general, as agents charged with surrendering shares. The witness, the eightieth in sequence, was recalled to aid cross examination before the defendant sails for Germany.
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Richerd
Meriier
Hermon Sete
Mehico
Germany
Emanuel Harrie
New York
King
Thomas W. Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Curren O bet the Teh rete tele of Amewrille
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a speculative offer or telegraphic note about a world market or event, but the readable content is garbled. No clear persons, organizations, places, or concrete facts can be identified for a proper summary.
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Curren
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C. BR
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J. M
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Selectien Srey
Mortat
Hereueret
Seartile Beildeng
Majer
Joe
Bradiey
Bradley
Arizona
New Mexico
Panhandle
Texas
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Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
George Waddill
Mee. c. W
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A. BP. Wiggers
Harricon Street
West Nineteenth Street
Mary C. Copeland
Jefferson Street
W. 8. White
Fik City
J. P. Davis
Howe, Texas
J. M. White
Circle Three
First Christian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
J. M. Simpson
Junior Pierian Club
Art Arnold
Herome
Monroe Street
L'Aiguille Club
L’aiguille Club
Federation
Dee Roach
Bonita
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pierian Club
J. S. Arnold
William Boyce
B. P. Teel
Tique
Hall
K. J. Cheney & Company
Toledo
Ohio
Bel Kemer
Taylor ST
Heather
Daugherty
Werton
ISD
Cot
Lyndon F. Webb
Soprang
W. Tenth
Peet
the Postoffice
STOVE
Karpen Bros
Derkey & Gey
Palo Duro Furniture Co
Polk Sa
C. Couldy, Mee Kugs
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