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FIaggy Meadow

MI. and Mrs James Gaunders
Esye moved To- their new home in
Jericho.
Mr., and Mrs hazel Tucker were
ESiests OF relatives in Wheeling
ger the weekend
Nh. and Mrs Newton Wilcox and
|hildrenSot Warrington were guests
y Mrs. Wilcox, parnts, Mr.. and
Yrs, u n. Hess over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d, Dennison and
|hildren were guests Of the Eaters
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rob.
its over the weekend.
Mi. and Mrs. Earl Albert and
rs. James Hibbs and SON Eugene
Homewood were visiting at the
ome Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mar
bali Friday evening.
Mrs. r. G. Wright and son Cor.
Snfwere guests at the home Of Mr..
i'd Mrs! l. G. Ice N Warrington
1pday!
The Rev. and Mrs.. M. ID. McDan.
10 OF Jericho were visiting at the
bme OF Mr., and Mrs. u oh Baker
ednesday.
M. and Mrs q. 81 Bowman Of
ir1nont were guests of the for.
effs sister, MIS- u B. Tucker
inday.
y; n Hess has been confined to
home by Illness for q few days.
MISS Edna Roberts Of Manning.
d was a recent guest Of relatives
re.
The Rev W H. Richardson OF
irview was the guest Of p. b.
IBIS Sunday y
Miss Ina Holbert was the guest
relatives In cls,ttsb1rg Sunday.
II. n. Hamilton and daughter Vir.
were visiting relatives in Pea.
Sunday.
Miss Zurnis Glover and Miss Ha.
Glover were guests OF Miss
DE Hamilton Sunday.
10y Baker was visiting al the
etof Fred Wright Sunday.
Tnl Holhert vas the guest
aunt, Mrs Jasper Hlxen.
Thursday
Haael Gloyerl Entertained
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~
yelpps because Of II, between
tlther and SON n Z,
II yon are a. parent either
father or mother. you can Just
feel with John Dent as played By
Theodore Roberts, the heartacNl
and disappointment that he exs
periences when HIS only son,
Jimmy tWallace Reid) underates
and refuses to use his make OF
car because 1t Is In the fivyer
class. ~
The little secretary to the
,president-the role taken by
Mary Mcclaren-does her best TO
make the son see what a real
benetactor his father is, In put.
ting out car that folk OF mod
crate means can afford but her
words fall upon deaf ears, and he
starts on a trip in the touring
car Of another make.
Entrees were being made TO
the trans.continental race, and
his father decides to compete but
at the last moment his driver is
unable to start. and rather than
be out.done he announces. his in
tention Of driving his own car
Jimmy has entered tho race to
drive another car but a spirit OF
pride, and loyalty to his father
suddenly awakens and he comes
to the rescue and saves the day,
and makes a reputation for the
Dent car and family.
1t is clean entertainment tof
everybody.
Comedy is an added feature.
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T1le DIxle.

with the growing demand for
bigger and better pictures and
the Dixie doing Its utmost to con-
tribute its share TO meet 1t, the
old theater has long since out
grown the crowds that clamor for
admtttance to their special attrac-
tons.
The waiting public is looking
forward anXlously. and with
pleasant anticipation, to the open
ing OF the Virginian, their new
theater. which will have seat
ing capacity OF about twenty-five
hundred-nearly ten times the
number that can be taken care OF
in the old picture house, and with
lobby that alone covers as
much space as the Dixie.
We CLEANED this information
last night as wo stood In the walt
ing line, and talked the while to
one OF the attaches of tho theater
about the present and coming at
fractions, and the need for better
facilities for presenting them and
handling the crowds.
But when once seated, no one
seemed to mind having waited for
coming, in the good, wholesome
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Tho Blue Ridge.

In the Animated Toy SHOP
playing at the Blue Ridge for the.
last times today, as one 81 the
vaudeville numbers the manage
ment felt that it was 4 perform
anee that would appeal particular
ly 10 children, 50 at additional ex
pense and trouble, they are putting
on a special matinee at O'clock
for school children under twelve
years Of age for which the admi
sion will be II cents.
There is another act that ysiiii
please the children, and viii moi
be over their heads, for Miss Car.
men Encelle has 4 farrtyard. and
she appears as a little country giril
who has oil sorts Of surprises con-
cealed in the barn, which Is q yefy
realistic setting for her perform.
ance, all OF which Is enjoyable.
The other features, while MOI
particularly for young folk are M
no way oDlecuonable, and VIII
please adults. ri
"Footlightsp is a photoplay bring.
ing out strongly the thought TINT
a career II bought with the price
Of love and domestic happinesss h
not worth the cost. Elsie Ferxt4
son plays. In splendid fashion, the
rOln nP tho NnEv RtnOienJ q ~ ~ ny
discovered the truth OF this state
ment when she came to the realixa.
ton that success in her chose pro.
tession-an actress-was nothing
in comparison to the love OF the
man 10 whom she had given her
heart.
The cast Is we'll selected and thal
film gives some new light on the
thcater before and behind tho
scenes.
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GLOVER GAP
LadIes Aid

The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
Church met Thursday afternoon in
tho church, and following a short
devotional service the afternoon
was spent in quilting and sewing.
AT 4 o'clock dainty refreshments
were served in honor of those mem.
bers of the club whose birthdays
were in September.
Much improved
Miss Catherine Rice, the daught.
er OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Rice. is
greatly improved after a slight at.
tack Of typhoid fever.
To Porter'S Falls
i. n. Ballinger and daughter
Ruth and son John motored to Por.
SLer's Falls Sunday where they
Were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
rHsThrCgmorten. They we're nc.
companied by Miss Beryle Rice
and Miss Ruby Morris.
Attend Institute
Miss stazie Morris and Miss
Nancy Glover attended the rural
teachers institute in Warrington
Saturday.
Has Scarlet Fever
Harold Troy Is confined TO his
home with an attack of scarlet few.
err. Harold is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Troy.
Personals
B. +. Wells has returned from
Johnstown, Pa, after spending
several days there on business.
Er. and Mrs. Fl. F.. Books we're
business visitors in Warrington
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. L. Wells was the guest
Of her sister Mrs. Gathers in Hun.
dred Monday.
Miss Ula Yost was shopping in
Warrington Monday.
Miss Mary Brummage has re-
turned from a weeks visit at the
home OF her sister In Barrack
vile.
Mrs. J. E. Glover has returned
from a visit at the home OF rela-
tives In Waynesburg.
Nelson Davis OF Pennington
was business caller here last
week. q.
Mrs. Ara Barr has returned
from Atwood where she attended
her mothers funeral.
Mrs. Elwood Metz and sons,
Harry and Charley, have returned
from Silver Hill where they were.
guests Of the formers. mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Snyder,
Mrs. Mary Snyder, and Miss Ula
Yost spent Sunday with friends in
Rymer.
Miss Ethel Murtaugh and Miss
Alice Morris were business visi.
tors in Warrington Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Mabel Yost of Barrack.
Vile was the guest of friends here
Sunday.
Miss Frances McMunn and Miss
Sarah McMunn were weekend
guests at the home Of friends In
Silver Hill.
The high school and All Star
baseball teams played here Fri
day evening. The high school
team won by score Of 5 to 4.
Mrs. Jennie Yost has returned
to her home after spending the
summer in Missouri.
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.KINAN|ANSBAGK
GOODR|lADSMOVE
Want Improved Roadway
From Warrington to Wet
eel County Town.


WASHINGTON, : Oct. 4.-The
E'Manninston Kdwanis Club enter
tpined number of guests from
'smithfteld and neighboring sec
ttons IN Grant District, Wetzel
County. at Che MONDAY luncheon
yesterday for the purpose Of
startips d movement TO secure
improSed roads between Man
nington and snithfleld,
The Visitors were unanimously
IN favor OF the proposal as were
tie members Of the Kiwanis Club.
! q through the discussion which
nlowed Immediately after tue
iknsheon there was a note OF op-
timism and cooperation that spoke
Wen for the success Of the plan.
H Y. Burt the Rev John Bed
dow w ~ Grafton, c. =. Brown
king =, Reader, Pat Garland, j.
Price William Garland, Ray
Mortified. ~ w. Rouse, w. II.
Dillon, Nh Whistler, G. G. Mere.
dtth. r ~ Hood, Ross Burgess,
the Rev u 81 Rupert, H. D. Atha
saiid tile club president, George w.
Bowers each spoke for a few
:inlfipte s expressing their interest
SOD favoring better roads between
Bthe TWO communities thus bring
lug them closer together and ess
Establishing a firmer relationship
|ibetw cen the citizens OF each dis
'ltrict II,
e4s The belief was generally ex-
ESpress I'd that the proposed road is
tho only logical means through
witch Grant District and especial
n smithfield may secure an outs
|let Emphasis was also placed up.
ion the statement mat bad roads
fare expensive to those who travel
them, and delay The Development
'ot q community to "a, great extent.
II was pointed out that tile oil
lland gas, which have a deds great-
! IL TO die wealth Of Warrington.
and Grant diatrictsi must before
long he exhaust ID and 1T was
lurged that action be taken now
)jvhi1e ttore Is otahei o9rce than
the SURFACE itseh I6iis easier 10
fbhfld good road loW. II was de-
clared, than later When the dts
tticts VIII nave no income save
>0'pm the ustid,l arm products.
a committee o. dive members OF
&c Kiwanis Club WAS appointed
COOP Nth a Committee to!
Sc appointed b ter from. Grant Dis.
ttsct In the selection OF the most
adyisab1e method OF securing the
kjntereBt and cooperation OF the
citizens OF the two districts. 1t is
|bslieyed that definite action will
be taken before long.
ii. Val Burt reported yesterday
|sthat the mix ordinance which. the
'lSiwanis club was instrumental in
settfng put before the commission
HAS been turned back to the city
attorney Who will incorporate a
|proTision for the appropriation OF
nnds With which to employ an in
spector. Action will be taken i'm
nlediately, II was said.
The prizes given out yesterday
iwere supplied by r. H. Huey. First
prize went to II. H. Mayors, second
lto q. ii Browning and the BOBBY
4prize was won by Pat Garland.
The luncheon was served in the
dining room ot the NJ. E. Church
again yesterday. and comments Of
depreciation were made by every.
|one served. The ladies OF the
church acted as hostesses,. and the
intiiy prepared food was served
Ron tables decorated with bril-.
SAINT autumn flowers
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GOING ro RouMANIA.

MANNlNGToN, Oct. 4. = e. C,
McCarnes left today for Roumania,
where he will be connected with
the field work OF the Transconti.
mental OIL Co.
Mr.. McCarnes, who was former.
ly district superintendent In the
employ OF the South Penn Oil Co.,
will go from here to New York
City and embark there for the
ocean voyage.
He said this morning that his
work in the new field is rather
problematical as yet, and he was
not certain in Just what capacity
he would act there. His stay in
the East, he said, would depend TO
a great extent upon conditions as
they might exist there.
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fun Hsreid LLOYD accorded la
Grandma Boy =
In this story he appears IS a
tmld. young fellow who Is actual
~ afraid o. his own shadow. and
hasn't even spunk enough to dc.
fend himself when he Is ifnposed
upon. At last, his little old
grandmother takes dfastie meas
ures to cure him Of his eowardiee
and succeeds beyond her Widest
dreams.
Into the aim he tnjeets more
than his usual amount Of tnnny
episodes that keeps the audience
in a gale OF laughter.
A Sherlock Holmes story COM
pletes the program.
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r. ]. Clarkson is making ex-
tensive alterations and changes In
the interior arrangement OF his
store at the corner OF Clarksburg
and Water streets which add
much to the appearance of the
room.
Birthday Club
Mrs. j. T. Koen entertained the
members OF the Ladies' Birthday
Club. or the Ladies OF Sixty" at
her home in PLEASANT street this
afternoon.
To Pave Approaches
The city commissioners have in.
structed the city attorney to draw
up an ordinance authorizing the
paving Of Furbee and Beatty ave-
nues, and also included the paw
ing required to connect Main
street and Pyles Fork avenue
with the Brookside bridge. These
two approaches have never been
paved, and become very disagree
able In winter, II is said.
Three Contagious Cases
Only three cases OF contagious
diseases are reported In the city
ut present. Two cases OF scarlet
fever are under quarantine on
Bart Hill, and one case OF typhoid
in Homewood is reported almost
recovered,
1t was reported that members
Of the families under quarantine
for scarlet fever have broken
quarantine, aud CHIEF Of Police
j. w. Efaw made an investigation
yesterday.
1t is pointed out by the authort-
ties that persons under quarantine
endanger the safety OF the entire.
community by refusing to OBJ
serve the restriction, and that
often the lightest case OF scarlet
fever may communicate, the dis
case in its worst form to others.
Carrier Examination,
An examination for rural mail
carrier at Metz will be held here
November IL, and application
blanks are ready Tor distribution
at the local postoffice.
Both men and women, IL quail,
fled, are eligible for this examine
ton Women will not be consid'
cred. however. unless they are wild.
ows OF soldiers. sailors, and ma
rines of the United States service
or wives OF members OF the same
service who ufe physically unable
to work because Of wounds re-
ceiyed while In the service.
Executive Meeting.
The Executive Board of the
NToman's Club will hold a business
session in the parlors OF the NJ. E
Church tomorrow evening at
O'Clock.
Entertains Club.
Mrs. P. II. Pitzer entertained the
members OF the Wednesday Bridge
Club at her home In Marshall street
this afternoon. = . NJ
From Terra Alta.
Mrs. f. A. Burt returned ycster.
day from Terra Alta where she was
for the past month while recover,
ing after an operation undergone
in a Baltimore hospital. She is
greatly improved.
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DEAL IN SECOND MORTGAGE

WHEELING, W. Va. Oct. A.
A second mortgage finance com:
pany was organized here today
with a capitalization Of $250,O00
the first Of It's nature intthe stat.
The company announces that 1t
will deal exclusively in second
mortgages for the purpose Of aid.
ing new home builders. The name
Of the company Is Wheeling Sec.
TS Mortgage Co.
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While the auto.race in Across
the Continent furnishes thrills a
plenty in the film OF that title
showing at the Nelson for thel
last times today. 1t Is the spirit
back Of 1t that is so fine and ad-
mirable. and the perfect under
standing and sympathy that de-
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RARkER CoNulcrEn

MANN1NGToN. Oct. 4-Dorsey
Baker OF near Hawks Nest was
convicted In Criminal Court yes.
terday OF stealing a horse from
j. E. Duncan and was sentenced
to serve three years In the state
penitentiary by Judge E.. NJ.
Showalter.
Gordon McDougal, who was
Jointly indicted with Barker. was
paroled by the court after testl !.
flying for the state in the trial.
Barker was arrested on May IA,
and McDougal a few days after.
ward. Both were held for the
grand Jury by Justice ]. NJ. Bar
rack, and they were Jointly indic'.
ed for the robbery.
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PHhy Paragraphs
From Warrington

II people worked as much as
they talk wouldn't there be a lot
done?
People sometimes raise housey
with jacks, but
The old boys used to raise 'em
with applejack.
Wish we was football player.
/, our team wins.
Cause then we'd get in on that
banquet.
Trouble is. after the game some
of the players may not be able to
eat
Deacon Slapapple offered to bet
50 last night that the firemen's
boots are still full OF water, and
have
Never been taken from the lock,
ers since the flood,
Nobody took him up.
s.-------.-.
A japanese sign reads:
----s----
I'VE make pance. They warm
your legs like the love Of God"
That's Americanlzation.
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10 SHOW PICTURES

AS an incident Of Fire Proven.
ton Week which is being observ.
ed In Fairmont this week. Fire
Chief o. ]. Watkins has some
fire prevention slides scheduled
for showing in the local theaters.
Friday and Saturday the films
used in the fire prevention cam
paign Of the Consolidation Coal
Co. will be shown here.
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WoMAN's CLUB
$: CENSORSHIP ).

Criticism and sonmtnt % IL n.
fractions at the LEGAL the1terI Appaar.
Ing In thk column are furnished By
The movie censorship committee Of the
Wenan'S cl1h Of FAirmOnI. Iva West
VhEinsar does tIot assume any 10.
IpenIts!hIy fer The s2taiSnl AEprsAItd.
-lhe Eeitsr.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-04

More than $4,000 horses and
mules with the American arm
persisted during the war.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-04

A Japanese scientist claims he
has made synthetic petroleum out
OF fish oil and clay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-04

When answering advertisements,
please say yon saw Il In The wSSI
.VirginIan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-04

Miss jamie Hamilton as guest
Thursday.
Miss Lillian johnson was the
guest of Miss Olive Rymer in Man.
,nington Sunday.
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Thirty-fve private secretaries
are required to handle the cor
respondence Of the pope.
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Birthday CLUB

Mrs. j. T. Koen entertained the
members OF the Ladies' Birthday
Club. or the Ladies Of Sixty" at
her home in PLEASANT street this
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Round About Town
Makes Alterations


r. ]. Clarkson is making ex-
tensive alterations and changes IN
the interior arrangement OF his
store at the corner OF ClaTkshurg
and Water streets which add
much to the appearance Of the
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That's Americanlzation.
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I'VE make pance. They warm
your legs like the love Of God. :"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-29

Five Of tho s.gncrs Of the DccA'r'' ' oo
~ independence lived 10 be o''F ~
eight over 20 and ten over 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-29
DICKEY WILL
Be BISHOP OF
TEXAS DISTRICT

WACO Aug 2S-B.sfop J. J. DiDNey
- Georgia. one Of the u,N bishops elect
cd M the Hot Springs conference Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church. has been
SVEN the presidency OF De Texas con.
fcronccs and viii reside here. lie sue.
o..ds Bishop W NAluHorth who goes
90 Macon. Ca. 20 preside over The con.
+, ieronc, Of that state. Bishop D.Ckey g.
expected tho latter part ~ this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-29
WOMEN OUTNUNIBER MEN a TOT
kAND 30 CENTSLASTS MONTH But
WRECKED PASSENGERS LEAVE ISLAND

.w Iur oif hon ,uura. and onto Nukua.
lhf Uy heavy seas.
our coming wac haIlDl with ioy by
lhe natives who rl.s tb..r existence
100 90 state of ISOLATION Tho women out.
number the men % to or more. and
snnc OF them uc beautiful Their ages
Ga gc from o. 20 ls years and there
ir. only 20 f.V older
% had only thirty ODu's ZOO uv pocket
whom 7 landed bui money wae 200 OBJ
i,.f I1rt dinners v.rr given bon "II
l1ru. and native ul.dnF boz u5s.
20 r,s performed blIl dances.
An th. inhabitants of tho island ara
Christians and head upright lives
we bad hand tmo getting AWAY
900. wou,u wanted husbands and they
Un liad with ue Nd ruVrd ue % STAY
owing to tho Isolation of T1gw1n most
uf the MON uf mnrusuhlc age have
lu o."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-29

HONOLULU. Aug 2s-A sunny coral
isle IN the south sctg whore lazy palms
fringe the coral atolIs and tho women.
young and beautiful ounuWhor The men
i.oie than "a 90 I whore thirty cents
lasts n month; this r. tho story told of
Tagawan Islct of the Elirn group hy
captain ] A. r. Olsen OF the American
schooner Hcnricitc. wrecked July 10 10
farsc latltudcs
captain Olsen aud The members ~
his crew are On Honolulu tpllF with The
British steamer Hauak, which picked
them W ~ Tagawan and Is taking them
o. san FranCiscn.
Ard the captains statement runs as
iCll'ws.
TagaWan b. The unl, inhabited island
uf the Islct group. rs population con.
tists OF 100 persons. Of whom uuE D
are men.
Our schooner the Henrietta was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-29
FRIONA TO HAVE
next CHRISTIAN
! ENDEAVOR UNION

Friona was selected as th, place for
che 1928 convention Of tho Panhandle
District Endoayor Union 90 th' closing
session 81 the Central Presbyterian
Church SUNDAY night Iau sunni ui
Hereford was elected president. Six
or zoe persons were 80 ihr closing .rs
aion. The feature Of which was fho read
ing Of Queen Esther" hy Miss Helen
McNeely Of Memphis and the awarding
az banners
Rev. Emmett Moore arfur rlsi0.
OF the First Christian Church, present
ed the banners Post viii - delegate
and a total mileage ~ 500 won tho
mileage banner. Hereford had a. d'Ir
yates and "A mileage o. 200. Tine regis
tration hammer Was won ~ tho HcrO'
ford societies with 100 per cont
Officers Installed
Installation Of thc ncw officers Wa
IN charge OF Y. II Hurport. state er.
rotary Of Christian Erlriyor. N'W
Officers follow Earl Nuur Hereford
president. W. r. Cridor. Post. Weep
ident: Mrs. Earl Num-, Hereford,
rotary: Miss Vivian Wright. Am4I...
treasurer.
Chairmcn % the various department.
follow. Alumni. r. Hicks Daniel Anna
rillo. introduction. Mis- GLADYS VINE
field. Amarillo. Junior, Miss Helen Ne
Neolcy. intermediate MIs T hl-teHEc-
Memphis: Quite hour, Mlss Dw1.h.
Boardman. Hereford tenth legion
Rave Morris Post. service Miss Fannie
Cash. Canyon. leadership training. Mhsi
Ruth Bullock. Planvleu Iia work. r'
cruits. Mrs. John ~ pcytou Ido-l
social. Miss Nora Beams. Hereford. mi,
slonary. Hollis Galley, Hereford pub
ucity. Mrs Clara j. Mitchell. efficiency
Miss Matte Swain. Canyon.
In tho report ~ the resolutions con-
fnlt;ec. read By u = Cary. ~ Amarillo
VOTES % thanks were extended % Ans
rlllo people. churches and newspapers
Prayer Service Held.
Presentation Of the local convention
committee brought forth "a round o. ar
pause SUNDAY night Before tho mall
service began sunday night. q Chirsiial
uroxram was led BY +. Hicks Danic
The convention sessions closed Wit
decision service led by AR. Huppcrt
and the Mizpah circle. tho latter bc.n
a custom n which a large circle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-29

formed and mo persons present Join
hands while singing 'nIo,t De- the Tic
That Binds
I'm" sunday afternoon service was
hrii at th" First Christian church ana
vta preceded hy the taking of thc con.
,,uton picture hy GRAY Mr. Iluppcrtl
explained tho graded g y work and
uraol the Eud1vorors 90 attend ~"
state convention iu sherman next June
County Judge r. O. Johnson delivered
su address ON conc Hundred Per Gent
citizenship
Th. convention hogan Friday night
anal officers declare Tint h WIS ono NJ
tnr most vuc..Hful over hold 900 tho
Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-29

sent big delegations 10 the Panhandle
Plains Chamber % Commerce conven-
zion to Dee held in Amarillo September
70 ana 90
Mr.. Blanton said he received another
surprise about what h. terms mo
marvellous Panhandle when he saw
rhe shallow irrigation farms about
Hereford "That place Is the garden
ero, az America said Mr.. Blantoh'
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