Amarillo Lacks Chamber Drive Delays Major Plans
Amarillo could have hosted next year’s West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention but lacks a local organization to secure it. The Palo Duro Park project also hinges on organized leadership and local funding as government support awaits land access. Local politics, including the Bowen dismissal and budget scrutiny, add to a turbulent outlook for 1933.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Palo Duro Park
Canyon
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Roosevelt
Palo Duro
National Forest Parks
Siletracia
Mollusk Comedy Stages Tuesday at Amarillo Municipal
The Mollusk, a three act comedy, will be presented by Amarillo Little Theatre at the Municipal Auditorium Tuesday night. Mrs. Howard K. Lynch plays Daley with Kathryn Bartlett, Dr. Frank Gants and Charles Whittington in supporting roles. The performance closes the Little Theatre season and season-ticket holders may bring guests for unused ticket portions.
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Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Little Theatre
Howard K. Lynch
Daley
Kathryn Bartlett
Frank Gants
Charles Whittington
Amarillo High Students Initiated Into Honor Society
Twenty six Amarillo High School students were inducted into the local National Honor Society chapter Friday night. Members include Louise Elliott Mary Storm Alma Jean Rogers Josephine Martini and others selected by a faculty panel for character scholarship leadership and service under sponsor R B Norman principal. The 1932 33 roster lists Robert Boone Forrest Bradley Ruth Mary Conrad Loraine Cormack Paul Coy Marthe Davis Woodrow Dunaway Duane Fuqua Raymond Glass Arthur Glover Alice Grinnell Loretta.
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Amarillo High School
National Honor Society
Louise Elliott
Mary Storm
Alma Jean Rogers
Josephine Martini
Richard Seibel
Madeline Amey
Dorothy Baker
Mary Oliver Coble
Evelyn Dale
Dorothy Dooley
Henry Earl Fuqua
Frankie Gint
Hugh Kidd
Lois Johnson
Louise Makeig
Betty Mason
Frankie Miley
Anna Ruth McClure
Bob McLellan
Millard Nobles
Robert Poole
Velma Bruce Reed
Pledges Aim to Improve Amarillo Traffic Safety
Mayor Ross D. Rogers leads an educational pledge drive to urge motorists to observe traffic laws. The plan targets all civic clubs to spread pledges while officials tighten enforcement gradually rather than launching a police crackdown.
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Amarillo
Ross D. Rogers
City Commission
Corporation Court
Elmer Green
Clayton High School Graduates 96 Seniors in Dalhart
Clayton High School graduated 96 seniors led by Ray mond Huff, who arrived thirteen years ago when the class size was seven. Dr H C Gossard of the Normal University Las Vegas NM spoke. seniors named include Rosemary Ingram Selmer Kirby Kathryn Kennedy Lloyd Lipscomb Elizabeth Lydick Elizabeth Miller Alison Moody Helen McKinney Willie Mary Nunn Edith Parker Dorothy Rentz Julia Ann Rountree Cecil Simpson Fayden Watson Floy White Camilla Wheatley. A banquet followed in the high school cafeteria. The Central Aviation Bureau of China ordered 15 training planes from an American firm.
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Sunday News Globe
Dalhart
Patton School Rites Tonight and Wednesday
Graduation exercises for Patton High School begin tonight at 8 30 in the Methodist Church with Rev H L Lee officiating. Seven graduates are Jasper Barnes June Brown Gladys Galloway Madron Blacksheire W T Devereaux Clabon Curry and Gladys Green. Diplomas by John Winters and speeches by Supt W A McIntosh and Rev W B Wrenn. A section reserved for white people.
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Jasper Barnes
June Brown
Gladys Galloway
Madron Blackshere
W. T. Devereaux
Clabon Curry
Gladys Green
John Winters
Amarillo
W. B. Wrenn
Ebenezer Baptist Church
J. W. Turner
Methodist Church
Jackson Avenue
Second Street
Tech Announces Regular Summer Sessions at Texas Tech
Texas Technological College will run two six week summer terms beginning June 6 and July 17 under President Bradford Knapp. About 120 students aim to complete degrees in August and prepare for the fall semester plan. Last summer saw 1606 attendees with 192 courses offered first term and 127 second term, with all courses funded only if demand exists.
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Ilohe
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Bradford Knapp
Knapp
Tech
Monument to Mathew Hooks Proposed by Amarillo Citizens
Colored residents of Amarillo propose a monument to Mathew Bones Hooks for four decades of leadership and service across the Panhandle. The appeal calls white friends to pledge support, with donations to be published in The Amarillo Daily News and The Amarillo Globe News.
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Panhandle Plains
Texas
Amarillo
City of Silence
Mathew
Bones) Hooks
Great Panhandle
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe News
Great Panhandle Plains
J. E. Anderson
James L. Langston
Amarillo Exhibit at Century of Progress Visible at World Fair
The Amarillo exhibit prepared under city manager H. R. Smith and approved by Mayor Ross D. Rogers and Wilbur C. Hawk will join the American Airways display in the Aviation Building. McCormick Company designed the panels and layout with Ben Carlton Mead painting backgrounds. The display highlights Amarillo as a trade hub with rail and air routes, population growth, and regional industries.
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Amarillo
Cord Corporation
American Airways
McCormick Company
H. R. Smith
Wilbur C. Hawk
Ross D. Rogers
Ben Carlton Mead
Opportunities
Amarillo High School Spring Dance Review Impresses Crowd
Rosalie Raymond led a successful Friday night dance revue at Amarillo High School with exquisite costumes and stage settings crafted by Raymond. Notable performances included Rosamond Gordon as Ragweed and Grace Helen Raymond's grace, with several young dancers receiving repeated encores and prologue by H P Garrett guiding audiences through foreign scenes.
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Rosalie Raymond
Amarillo High School
Miss Raymond
Amarillo College of Music
Mademoiselle Rapp
Raggery Ann
Marguerite Cleghorn
Grace Helen Raymond
Agnes Rose Latson
H. H. Latson
Lorene Barlow
Walter Barlow
Sid Finklea
E. E. Faklea
H. P. Garrett
Trav E. Logue
Rosamond Gordon
Madelyn Robinson
Evelyn Kennedy
Agnes Rose Larson
Ardith Marie Buchanan
Rose May Allen
Betty Rapp
Cecelia Fisher
Adelaide Horton
Beverly Behrens
Helen McKinley
Grace Raymond
Channing High School Praised by State Education Official
(Special to The Sunday News Globe) DALHART May 20 In a report by the high school division of the Department of Education C M Elwell commended Channing High School for its numerous achievements over the past year. He urged greater focus on school finances.
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Sunday News Globe
Dalhart
C. M. Elwell
Department of Education
Channing High School
Lubbock Lions Prepare for Texas Lions Convention
Lubbock Lions Club reports readiness for the Texas Lions convention to open Monday with about 1000 delegates expected. International President Charles H. Hatton and Lions officials will attend. entertainment includes Cowboy Band of San Angelo and Crosbyton Ukulele Cadets plus a chuck wagon barbecue and rodeo. Local chairs announced final plans and committee assignments. Amarillo will send a delegation led by Dr. S. P. Vineyard with several members departing Monday morning.
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Bean News-Globe
International
Charles H. Hatton
Wichita
Kan
Texas
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Cowboy Band of
San Angelo
Crosbyton Ukulele
Lubbock Committee
S. 8. McKay
Hurley Carpenter
E. L. Pitts
M. L. Shepherd
John Mitchell
Ben Kucera
Brownie Akers
W. O. Marshall
Joe Bowman
Wm. H. Evans
Jess Levans
Amarillo
Lubbock
S. P. Vineyard
Lions Club
Dr. Vineyard
J. A. Rush
Grady Wilson
C. W. Seibel
Mike Hollander
A. N. Sanderson
Porter Underwood
R. L. Rogers
Carl Cox
S. W. Browning
T.ef, Johnson
Troop 12 Celebrates Victory Banquet at First Baptist Church
More than a hundred gathered in Amarillo to honor Troop 12 with a victory banquet hosted by the Men’s Bible Class. Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul and Mrs. Paul attended as guests. 36 members present. Damon Blake awarded field day honors as Dick Stallworth, 12, dazzled with two wins. Music and boxing entertained. plans discussed for roving camp to Colorado, Oklahoma or New Mexico.
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First Baptist Church
Amarillo Council
Marvin J. Paul
Paul
Damon Blake
Jesse A. Rogers
Cal Farley
Dick Stallworth
Billie McEachern
Oscar Schilling
Ney Morgan
Allen Williams
Gordon Conner
Jack Kilcrease
Troop 12
Blake
Lewis P. Fields
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Hill confirms 12 week summer term at West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon May 20. President J A Hill announced a 12 week summer session at West Texas State Teachers College to begin June 5. The regular faculty will teach, and rumors of no summer term are unfounded as enrollment and living costs attract students from across the state.
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Sunday News Globe
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
J. A. Hill
Austin
Hill
Texas
Dollar a barrel oil predicted by Mid-Continent leaders
Oklahoma oil executives forecast dollar a barrel oil and industry stabilization soon. They applauded a congressional bill for federal state production and price control. Some Oklahoma wells shut down until prices rise, with over 80,000 barrels daily withheld in Oklahoma City. Delegates at the Midwinter American Petroleum Institute meeting remained optimistic about cooperation and a united front. Kansas City grain mills grind 80 to 90 million bushels of Kansas wheat annually.
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Tulsa
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma
Seminole
Oklahoma City
American Petroleum Institute
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