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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
LEAGUE ALIVE
AND DOING GOOD WORK

The young people Of the Meth
odist church are alive % the needs
OF their organization, the Epworth
League, and have been doing a great
deal Of good work the past several
days.
The next thing they are going TO
give the people Of Lubbock an op-
portunity 10 hear is the S. NJ. u:
Glee and Mandolin Club, which will
have a concert az the Methodist
auditorium tomorrow evening at sew
en- thirty.
The club is made up Of learned
musicians, under the personal d.
re-tiop OF Prof. Harold Hart fodd,
and from reports of those selling
fi.kets we learn they are meeting
with a hearty welcome from almost
everyone IN Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

Folks are still talking about the
international Short Course that was
given at the Methodist church here
last week. This two days course
aid more toward bringing the town
people and the people from the
farms and ranches togsther man
most any one thing that has been
brought to Lubbock, and Tor that
rca. n, il was one Of the most nelp-
ful things that could have oeen
brought TO the people.
This is one thing that the people
of Lubbock and Lubbock country,
should give much thought 20 as II
means a great deal to the Lubbock
territory to break down the dividing
line between the town man and the
fellow that makes his home on the
farm or the ranch. The interests
are mutual and the kindly feeling
between town and country people
should be cultivated, and this IS one
great feature about the lnternation-
al Harvester program, and We be
lieve that 10 is having a wonderful
effect This was brought out force
fully in the lectures from time TO
time during the two days the team
was here, and we are confident that
after the seventy-fivc hundred peo-
ple who attended the meetings
heard what was said along that line
that the results will be noticeable
iu the future The lecturers also
gave number Of other fine talks.
Nr. Moblev IN speaking Of the CONE
munity says:
"A community is made Of folks
not OF wealth and houses and tac-
tories. II we want a great COM
munity, a rich prosperous town sur
rounded by fertile well-kept farms,
we must make great folks. And
the only way to make great FOLKS
is through education.
On the subject Of economy he
was heard 90 say:
MANY Of US waste half our al
falfa crop because we are careless
in harvesting IT,. "The alfalfa
leaves form but 45 per cent Of the
plant, but that As per cent contains
65 per cent Of the plant food. II
alfalfa is cut too late or is im-
properly cured the leaves shatter
of. Cut alfalfa when the new
shoots start
In his talk about stock-farming
he said:
Livestock farming is the basis Of
profitable agriculture. A five years
average on 20 Iowa farms in nine
different counties In Iowa show that
the 10 stock farms yielded more
corn, oats, and clover per acre
than the 10 grain farms livestock
farming means an all-the-year-round
agriculture, means living on the
farm, means a healthy. happy pros
porous people"
In touching on the dairying iuier-
csls Mr.. Mobley made some remark
able statements;
The amount Of human food pro-
duced by a COW Is marvellous. II
farmers could raise in one year a
yearling weighing $4,000 pounds,
ihe world would be astonished. And
vet Lady Oak, a Minnesota Holstein
cow, Is credited with having given IN
milk products in one year an amoln,
equal in its value for human food
20 five steers. each weighing 100
pounds, or 28 yearlings weighing
500 pounds each"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
Some Reports From the Rain Of Last
Saturday As Told By the Newspaper
Dispatches From Different Sections

Last Saturday brought many
places a good rain and many more
places light showers, bat all the
moisture that came was greatly ap-
nreciatcl. and wil. be very bene-
fetal 90 farming interests and TO
the range. as b. will hasten the COM
ing Of grass and help the cattle in
dustry.
The precipitation at Lubbock was
merely a shower, but IN the coun-
ties east Of Lubbock, and in the
eastern part Of the county We got
reports Of spots where the fall was
good.
We find from reports Of other
sections Of the state that the rain
has been spotted
Dallas, March Rain, accom-
panied by lightning and hail which
In some instan ces resulted IN dam
age, was reported today from many
parts Of West Texas Lightning
struck a house IN Fort Worth, tear
ing Off the roof, early this morn
ing. Lightning also knocked the
ton OF an automobile there but no
one was injured. Rain reports were
received this morning from as faf
as Big Spring, southwest from Brady
northwest from Childress, east from
Willis Point The moisture was
needed particularly In West Texas
where plowing can now begin.
At Dallas the heavy d0wnpour
was accompanied by high winds.
San Angelo, March 25-Rain fan
averaging one ineh last night shat
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

Several times each year Ballut
Abad Temple. A. A. o. N. NJ. S.
makes the pilgrimage TO Mecca, intro
ducing TO Novices the perils OF the
burning desert sands encountered on
their way thither. Their initial pill
grimage for 1892 viii be made at
Clovis on Saturday. March 25. The
Clovis Shrine Club Is making every
preparation to see that the Mobiles
have n pleasant and entertaining
trip. and that the Novices shoulder
all the trouble.
II is exnected that there viii be
three hundred visitors and prepara-
ton Is being made 20 handle that
number. Everyone In Clovis Is TAX
inv Il unon themselves 20 see that
nothing IS lacking 20 make the visi-
tors remember the occasion for many
DAYS 10 come.
Arrangements are being made with
the residents OF Clovis 20 have sleep
ing accommodations for all Shrinere
and their ladies' The committee
with that in charge is handling the
r-atfer in a systematic manner 80
that no confusion viii result. and
The shrine Club has taken upon
itself the proposition Of seeing that
everyone is supplied with more than
enough 20 eat.
S-ecial plans are being made 20
care for the visiting ladies who VIII
be taken IN charge by a ladies com
mittee for t.iat purpose. Entertain
n,ent win be provided 80 that they
will have no idle moments while the
pilgrimage y being made across the
burning sands.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
HOYDADA MAIL MAN
OWNS HISTORIC BILL

Flovdada, March 25.-T. IT. Ben
tor. mail carrier ont Of Floycada, Is
the owner of a sixty dollar bill is
sned hv ne Continental Congress IN
1778. This bin has been M the
porton family from the time ~ lts
100 ana was originally owned by
Nr Benton's great grandfather.
The bin mas The imprint Of Hall
a Setter. Printers, l77s.' Accord
me 10 its face, "This bib entities
~ bearer 20 receive sixty Spanish
niilcd dollars or the value thereof
in cold or silver, according % the
~.seiufion adopted by Congress al
ph,ladelphia, September 20, l77S.'
The NH also bears the inscription,
Dues Reeant Exultet Terra aud on
~ reverse side u designed an In
dian blanket.
ur Benton has been offered ST.
soe Tor the bin which was refused
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
Lubbock Growing
AS A Wholesale
Shipping Point

That Lubbock is fast becoming a
wholesale distributing center is best
proven by the various lines of
merchandise that are being distri-
buted from this point In addition
to the lines that we have mentioned
heretofore, the Mason Tire Company
has made Lubbock a distributing
center for their tires and inner
tubes, TO the twelve surrounding
counties, and the deal has been
placed with the Lub-Tex Motor Com
pany. Mr.. Paynes says he will
handle these tires and tubes in car
load quantities, and will have a
salesman on the road, 10 sell TO the
dealers in this territory, filling all
orders from the house here.
Lubbock is so situated that II Is
more convenient for many Of the
factories 20 use this as n distribu-
Ting point aud with the good rail
road facilities, the territory can be
served better from this point than
anywhere else on the South Plains.
Lubbock still grows Come % Lub-
book, You viii like to live here.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

tered adry spell Of several months
duration In Tom Green. Sterling,
Howard. Nolan, Mitchell, Runnels,
Coleman, Concho, Schleicher, SUIT
ton. Edwards, Crockett, Upton, Rea-
gan and lrion Counties. Cattlemen
say water holes have been filled on
the ranges and that weeds and grass
soon win spring up, thus eliminating
the necessity Of further feeding live
stock
Waco. March 25.-Good rains are
falling here this morning and in the
surrounding counties, relieving the
farmers whose planting operations
were menaced by lack Of moisture.
The precipitation is not heavy but
sufficient to bring up corn and cot
ton and save the oats.
Ballinger. Texas, March 25.-Nine
months Of druth was broken in this
section by a rain fall Of one 20 three
inches last night Ample stock water
now is assured in places where farm
ers for several months have been
hauling supplies for their live stock.
lola, Kan. March 25.-The Neo-
She River was at flood stage here
early today and water backing up
into Riverside Park in the night
caused officers Of lola troop ID.
Kansas cavalry. TO remove the horses
10 high ground. a heavy rain was
falling
Corsicana, March 25.-Good rains
were falling over this section today
and farmers said the moisture would
greatly benefit wheat and oats.
Abilene, March 25.-Two-thirds Of
on inch Of rain fci here last night
and IL was general over this ter
ritory
Roscoe, Nolan Co., Texas. March
2d.-The Roscoe trade territory was
visited by heavy rain yesterday.
This viii put a fine planting sea-
son in the ground and the farmers
are ready % do early feed planting.
Winter wheat win be a failure.
Spring wheat ard oats may come
out and make fairly good crops
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

John Conner. proprietor of the
Lubbock Battery and Electric Co.
left the latter part Of the week for
IN Paso for his health.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

b. l.. Wright, who has been spend
ing a time in Little Rock, Ark. re-
turned home the latter part of last
week Ie reports Arkansas very
wct-in more ways than one, too.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

Austin J. Matthews left Monday
for a business trio 20 Littlefield,
Srdan. Muicshoe. Olion and other
points in the territory northwest OF
Lubbock, in the interest of the Ava
lanche. Mr. Matthews il bringing
in quite n nice LOT Of orders for
printing. which shows that the reo-
nle Of this country appreciate a
firm that has the get up and hustle
to take care Of the business q the
territory in which Il Is located.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28
z. L. LAW PAINFULLY
BURNED SATURDAY

Saturday afternoon, Z. L. Law
was very painfully burned while
engaged in his duties. He was cali
ed out to one Of the homes Of the
city 10 open up sink II seems
that in an endeavor TO open up
the pipes from the sink, someone
had poured a large quantity OF
concentrated Lye IN there which
was not made known TO the plum-
ber on his arrival.
Mr.. Law Immediately filled the
sink with water, and then went un-
der the floor 70 disconneet the
pipes, and upon this being done
the lye water spurted from the
pipes. totally covering his face and
shoulders, burning him very se-
verely
At this writing be is reported as
resting as easy as could be expected
------
Jim Douglass. who has been en-
ploycd with the Panhandle Cigar
Company. Of this city, left last
week. accompanied by his wife and
baby. for Little Rock, Ark, where
Mr.. Douglass has a position with
the Arkansas Cigar Company, OF
whieh W. l. Barnes, is one Of the
principal owners.
Don't fail 10 hear the Glee and
Mandolin Club at the Methodist
church Wednesday night II Is a
high-class entertainment.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-28

~FIash of Action" al the Lindsey
Theater Friday, April 7th, both ma
tinee and night. It's a great PIC
ture. Don't miss H.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13
CHILDREN'S SOCKS. 1Oc

Best assortment of summer socks in
the market, white, black, fancy and
solid colors ..--..-..--....---.-1O c to S1.OO
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13
UNIV ERSAL NETS

The Universal Nets are made of
human hair and win last longer and
give most satisfaction, all styles, ali
colors, 15c, or two for.--...........-....25c
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13
REMNANTS AT LITTLE PRICES

We have recently gone through the
stock of bolt goods and got out and
measured all remnants and marked
them cheap. Early corners will get
the best.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13
EvERFAST SUITING

Similar to beach cloth, SO inches wide,
pink, Nile brown, light blue, lavender
and copen; positively will not fade
under any condition ..,..--......-.--5O SOC
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13
LOW RATES ON HANDKER
CHIEFS

We offer in this sale several hundred
dozen at less than factor cost. Ladies
and children's fancy silks,.,.1Oc
Sample assortment, per dozen SOC
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13
NEW TUB SPECIALS OPENED IN
JULY

NEW TUB SPECIALS OPENED IN
JULY
Regular 35c Batiste and Dotted
Swiss in white grounds with colored
rings and dots; also pretty figures
in pink, blue and lavender Csc
Plenty of Black Batiste with white
figures and checks. -..-..--....-.-.... Csc
Scores Of pretty 4O-inch Batiste,
Voiles and Organizes in black and
white, light grounds with lavender,
pink, blue, rose and yellow figures ;
was Soc; sale price. 35c
One assortment of 40-inch Voiles,
Organize, Dotted Swiss, Batiste, ETC.,
worth up to 81, dark and light styles;
all pretty, new and attractive for
dress-up dresses, all SOC
Big assortment of hot weather Voiles
in every imaginable shade; made to
WE SPECIALIZE ON HOSIERY
This store is not like the average
store-out of everything you need
for midsummer-but on the con-
trary, we keep fresh, new goods COM
ing in every day. Let us show you
our ladies' gauze Isle hose in white,
black and brown, with double heel
and toe and seam in back. --12hc
Same in better grade ...-...--25c
Our fine fashioned hose are unmatch-
able at ..-..........--......................5 soc
Silk hose to match your shoes and
clothes soc to $3.50
Plenty of socks for the children.
LOW RATES ON HANDKER
CHIEFS
We offer in this sale several hundred
dozen at less than factor cost. Ladies
and children's fancy silks....-1Oc
Sample assortment, per dozen Soc
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-13
Pretty Lot of Midsummer Skirt

just received beautiful lot othe skirts in all the
and fancy silks the ne original prices 81 50
the this In this clearing sale and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
NCiAt NOTES AM
PERSONAL. MENTION

". y Cooper and T. T. Rtton0crry
fsv, Just returned from Canadian on
business
Niss Sarah Thompson who has been
- ting with Mr and Mrs. = W Ilar
On fur several weeks has returned 10
~ honc IN Dallas During her stay
y Nrarilio Miss Thompson was the in.
spiatiou Of number Of delightful so.
cini affairs.
Miss Triplcit Of Fort Worth. who has
teen visiting here ~ guest ~, Mr. and
"'s y c. Thomas, has returned
hume
Mrs.. Ora Ayers Of phinNlcw IL visit.
a.; with relatives and friends here this
week.
AIRS Charles 6. Gidn-y. Airs. C. J.
Nollchor and Chaunccy Gidney Of Plain
WOW are spending several days IN Anna.
''i, ihs week So, ting with friends,
Mr. and Mrs. II l.. Henderson and
- have returned home following a
h.rt yst with Mr. iIcndcrson's par.
eats. Nh. and Mrs W VI. Hendcgson
= Tlan,icw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
BRIDGf.Ttt ~ CHARMING
SOCIAL, fNENT

A delightful and very charming 80
cial event ~ the week was the bridge.
tea gwen "Wednesday afternoon nv
Mcsiamcs George Thomas and y. Y
Humphrey. az the home of thu forrnc-
no l5no Van luren Street
Garden flowers blending into a dainty
color scheme OF lavendar and white.
were grouped IN CAV profIslon in the
entertaining suite. and IN the dining
room, where tea was poured during the
afternoon hv Mesdamcs William Roycc
and Y W Hardin. the decorative idc4
was further developed with purple a..
ters and shasta daisies. forming an az.
'ractivc center decoration for the din
ing room table. whose beauty vas
heightened nv an arrangement OF orys
tai candle sticks bearing iavendsr can.
dlc' and beautiful Cluny luncheon
set
Games AMI mus'c were cnioycd dur
ina the entertaining hours ~ $50 "a
$40 O'Clock hy some one hundred and
fifty guests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
BILLIARD. HIIL WEDDING
II SOI.ENNILFD

Miss Kate Irene Billiard ard T. Dag
ret It'll Il Gu ldrcss were united IN
marriage Thursday morning. August
!; az ~ O'Clock. by Or. " W. Virgin.
"a. tho rsstor's study in the First Bap'
list Church. The ring ceremony was
uf,d. and Mr. and Mrs q. l.. Troup a.
his city accompanied the young couple,
Tho bride. who has many friends
u ~, WAS dressed In a beautiful navy
IN. tnillcJr with corresponding aces
a'rirs Mr. iIill IL an emp,oyc Of the
Ter, Worth 4 DcnVet Railroad at Chill
C'css. vh"rc after a short wedding trip
they will make their homo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
OLD SPANISH TRAIL
PRESIDENT IN CITY

III Fred h johnston OF san Antonio
President of thc Spanish Od Tran Is
socRt on. was visitor In Amarillo yes
'Nt a. u DECLARED that the Spanish
"a Ira h7d been endorsed by the war
department and that the highway
reached from the Pacific to the Atlantic
e., cans.
The people OF America are Interested
IN good reads az they never were. said
ID Johnston Highway construction
',.n g. ahead rapidly during the next
80 wears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
LADIES or CIRCLE THREE TO
HOLD COOKED FOOD SALE.

The ladies OF Circle No. Three OF the
Tabernacle Baptis, Church. win hold
a cooked food sale and fancy work
bazaar saturday. Aug ~, NJ the Piggy.
WiEgN Store on Polk Street, \ large
variety OF pies. cakes. homcmade
bread and candies will be- sold. together
with broad selection OF beautiful
pieces OF fancy work. including I'm.
hroidercd aprons. boudoir caps, sam.
piles Of ,atting and other articles. Al.
though Christmas is vet over three
months away 1, would not be- had idea
10 pick IN a few dainty gifts here and
there and lay them away tor that time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
AMARILLO CATTlEMeN
ARE NAMED DIRECTORS

two Amarillo mon. r " crogan
end W r Herr ne ato named as d..
i,ctofs OF the Cattle Raisors and Pro
diccrs Commission Company Tor which
att,clcs OF incorporation were filed at
Austin this week The company has no
capital stock, Headquarters are in Fort
Muth
The object OF the company Is t. cn.
courage. promote AMI f..tcr vo.upcrn'
Sc marketing ot live stock Tor Us
members and cooperate with other sim.
IN ORGANIZATIONS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
M\IN.STREErFRS
lly IIerton Rlalcy


Tho Folks from Main $ rect. | & A.
.Nre not highly brIll ant lot.
rdoy 81 their calm. bromide way.
\ way. no doubt a trifle "sot".
They are not very quick Ia .rasp
Each social doctrine new and strange.
A. ulraradicals they gasp:
The Main Street Folks are slow 10
change
r'h.y don, get much worked up about
Some stlif that mo'lernists' pro.
claim.
I hey walt ~ see how IL works out
Before they either praise or blame.
Th,y have Their homes. they have their
cars.
And soberly they work and play,
he great class battle" seldom jars
The Folks from Main Street, L. $. 4.
= ! tile SNUG little slow.
\ little stupid they may he,
And yet their hearts with kindness
glow.
They're friendly people you'll agree.
With quiet patience they will bear
heap OF troubles day by day.
Ia, when their irc IL reused beware
The Folks from Main Street. L. S. Al
IN. they're . crowd that I've made
fun OF
~ verse Intended 10 he gay.
Vet IN NV heart know I'm one o.
he Folks from Main Street, L. $. 4.
Copyright. 1879. NEA Servicel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
ICE CREAM SUFFER TONIGHT
At Rt'CIttNAN STREET CHURCH

4 lovely ic" cream supper and social
viii h. held this evening hy the ladies'
OF the buchanan Street Methods
Church, on tho church lawn. where a
series ~ attraotiveb decorated tables
have been arranged. The social will
start at eight o'clock. and the proceeds
from the evening will go 10 a fund tina,
is bcins raised for the purpose Of pur.
chasing an individual communion ST.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
NV Fti.L FASHION
HINTS GTNEN

Listed anona the most popular color,
for fall are the peacock and pheasant
to, 80. that are especially noticeable In
The fall millinery. Shades OF brown,
gltcr. burnt orange and Ereen-blucs are
- 90 good, while. feathers ~ many typcs
rich and br. liant colorlng are thu
l.:ct mode In hat trimmings The new
Coz, blouse g also q smart addition 70
iipdy's wardrobe. and IL indeed as
scrvlccahlc as II IL novel Most oi IN"
tiruses are fashioned 1T hcaVy silks
.; u arc made to open down the from, IN
a., same manner tina, the short coat
r.cs. with long sleeves further CARRYING
Sni the coat effect Fur. which Is very
effective In IT, r. oh Softncss, Is TO be
uicd extensively on street gowns this
,,-,r ~ wcl as those planned for after
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
NOMtN'S AUXILIARY WILL
MkET IN CALLED SESSION

Tho woa,an's AuAil.a.y CT the Cen.
t-l PRESBYTERIAN Church will met h.
oc'lcd session this afternoon vt I
clock In the church hall Business NJ
Importance IL 90 be transacted and e.
ls Urged TIA, az many members ot both
The Aux liary and Guild as possible 10
W. sent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
ELLEN i.uCIi.E BIBLE
CLASS MEETS

An Interesting meeting and study
hun was held Thursday afternoon by
thu members OF the Ellen Lucille Bible
Cas- o. the First Baptist Church. at
'H, ho n, OF Mrs. T. NJ Bruncr on 1900
Ntn nuren street. Many interesting
facts and splendid truths were CLEANED
frtn the study OF tho thirty.third and
thirty fourth chautcrs of Genesis Tho
cit, ndancc Tor the afternoon was I'm
usually good AMI following IN" lesson
a pleasant social hour was held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
George Garrett,
State Treasurer
Candidate, Here

George q. Garrett. candidate tor state
s,psurer. was IN Amarillo yesterday 10
n Get voters. H. is n candidate on the
democratic ticket, having won a place
the run or schcdutcd for August 60
Mir Garrett DECLARED that he was
t.c'scd with h's prospects foy election
rrd feels sure that he will come out a
srrcr In the run.off.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
THE WEATHER

amarillo and vicinity: Friday gener.
eiiy fair.
West Texas: Friday generally fair
Eastern New Mexico: Generally fair
south. unsettled north portion Friday
probably showers Friday. little change
in temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
STORY HOUR WILL BIZ
HELD TOMORROW.

The childrcn's storytelling hour will
he held a, 40 o'clock tomorrow in the
Potter County LIhrary. and Vill b. in
charge % Mrs Lois white Henderson
librarian. and Miss Corinne Nash. Al
children brtvccn the ages ~ SIX 10
twelve years airs cordially invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
iE'CiiERS' EXAMINATION TO
IE HELD THIS MORNING

81! those wishing 10 take the teach.
oes' examination this morning are
~ ged to be present promptly at $50
COCK q, the Oh school. bringing pen
ind ink with them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-18
Cit re HES TO HAVE
PROGRAM TONIGHT.

The talent night concert tor the Va.
rious churches OF the cirN-. tor which
the program has already been announc.
Cd viii r. held this evening. beginning
~ $50 o'clock. a. the First Baptis,
Churrh Manv are expected 20 attend