The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 300, Ed. 1 Monday, April 22, 1935 Page: 4 of 4
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Expect Over 400—
WESTERN GROUP IN WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
Shamrock Winner—
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Amarillo, grand warden; Introduc-
tion of distinguished visitors, J. D.
Walker; impersonation, Jess Hand-
ley; greetings to Rebekahs, Mrs. Ed-
na Bows, Hereford, second vice
president, and a reading by Cornelia
Leake.
The principal address of the first
meeting will be made by Mrs. Emma |
King Fountain, president of the Re-1
fcekah assembly of Texas. A special,
musical number, ' Fiddlin' ” will be j
given by Olenn A, Truax, band di-
rector. Mrs, O. T. Glasscock, presi-
dent of the Panhandle association of
Rebekahs, wiU make the announce-
ments and Rev, E. T Smith will
pronounce the benediction.
The schedule for the remainder of
the day Includes: 1:30 p. m.—Assem-
bly in the I, O. O. F haH (roll call
of officers and reading of minutes);
*;30—Individual contests (subordi-
nate—I. O. O. F. hall, Rebekahs—
Methodist church basement); 5:30
—welner roast at Cole creek for all
Rebekahs and> Odd Fellows; 8:80-
Degree contests (subordinates—I. O.
0. F. hill, Rebekah—Bulck garage,
leatuirng the Rebekah exhibition
team of Ell).
At 9:15 a. m. Wednesday, an as-
sembly will be held in the I. O. O
T. hall; at 9:30, encampment and
patriarch militant work, also In the
1. O. O. F. hall. The Rebekahs will
meet In the Methodist church at
*:30 in a called session of the Re
With senators and representatives
from Texas and Oklahoma, Wilbur
Hawk, Amarillo publisher and new-
ly appointed member of the slate
feekah state assembly by President' planning board, conferred with
Emma King Fountain, Conferring | President Roosevelt recently regard-
ef past grand degrees and the school ! tng flood control and dam projects
of instruction are features of this
for this section of the country.
Hawk spent last week in Wash-
ington investigating various branch-
es of relief and recovery work to as-
sure Texas its fu'l share of the new
government funds.
Left to right. Senator Hatch (D-
N. M.), Senator Sheppard (I)-Tex.),
Representative Rempsey ID-N. M.i,
Representative Jones (D-Tex.l, Wil-
bur Hawk. Amarillo. Texas, publish-
er, Representative Disney (D- Okla.)
and Senator Gore iD-Okla.) (As-
eociated Press Photos)
meeting.
In the final meeting, called at 1:30
p. m. Wednesday, the reports of
committees and officers will be
had been awarded second place.
I The Texan itself profited far be-
! yond any financial gain, most of
i which went to the participants
heard and election of officers for: themselves. It is only natural,
the coming year held. The meeting | therefore, that this paper feels a
place for the association in 1936 | sense of pardonable pride—not only
will also be chosen at this session. I jn the fact that 1' inaugurated the
Rebekah degree teams from Amn- j "Weekly Payroll'' campaign In this
*tH°’ Pampa, Panhandle, Borger, j trade territory but that, as a result
Dalhnrt and the local lodge, will 0f The Texan now offers Its
«ompete for the Rebekah cup to-
morrow night at the Bulck garage.
Under the leadership of G. II.
Burkhalter the following group will
•omprise the Shamrock team: Mes-
iames Jack Nichols, Edith Hardy,
£SSuA"C,Xi!^F» «*•" “»*• •» “i-
W. »■ 1MH. a II. W«. T' j verU.Ing «. r.m.h, 11,.
I Burkhalter, Wayne Harlow,1 The Dally Texan now has a great-
Frank Stafford, Ethel May Olay, D j er coverage and reader support than
0. Howell. Dessic Blake, A. T. Sher- | ‘n history and U in
wood, Tressle Sanders, Diberry. Miss » Pos'tlon * give advertisers a real
Gladys Moore, Miss Annie Parrish, old-fashioned dollar's worth of re-
O. T. Glasscock, Frank Stafford and ! suit-getting service, while readers-
readers an improved paper and its
advertisers a groitly increased cir-
culation and sales Influence.
Hundreds and hundreds of new
subscribers were added to our list
and old ones brought up to date.
W E. Tarbet.
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Management—
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to secure the kind of awards that
both old and new—will be given up-
to-the-minute news of the world
dally and the benefits of outstand-
ing special articles and press re-
ports from all parts of the globe,
j The "Weekly Payroll" campaign
I was personally conducted by A. D.
Liner
really make dreams come true All
had an equal opportunity to share
in the distribution of prizes—with
eompensatton guaranteed—and, so
Hose was the race throughout, It
was not known until the Judges au-
dited the final count in the sealed
ballot box that J. L. Ellison had won
first place and Mrs. Frank Exum
C. A. MEANS
SECOND HAND STORK
Wants to buy your used
Furniture.
Will Pay Top Prior*
m N. MAIN
Althogether, it was a great cam-
paign. The prizes and cash bonuses
have ben given out. Everyone Is
satisfied. We believe that not or|
are the participants wealthier In
this world's goods but that the peo-
ple of this trade territory and The
Texan are richer In new friends and
new Interests as a result.
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Activities Gain—
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Bottomed now at 2,111 with 35,000,-
000 feet of gas.
Locations In Wheeler
Champlin 0&R Co No. 5 Eden,
990 feet from the south line and
LIBERTY THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday—
330 feet from the west line of the
east half of the southeast auarter
of section 49, block 24, H&GN sur-
vey.
Completions in Wheeler
Alma Oil Co. No. 7 Johnson In
section 47. block 24. H&ON survey
was bottomed at 2 512; oil piy 2.442
to bottom; averaged 37 barrels on
lest.
Champlin O&R Co., No, 4 Edes in
sect on 49, block 24, H&GN survey,
was bottomed at 2.553: oil pay 2,527
to 2,535; averaged 422 barrels on
five day test.
Dumar O&G Co. No. 1 Atkins in
section 49, block 23, H&GN survey
was bottomed at 1,848, gts pay 1,643
to bottom; tested 36,500,000 feet of
gas.
The Remo Oil Co. No. 1 Hunter
was estimated at 50 barrels. It is
located In section 47, block 23, H&
GN survey, just east of Shamrock.
Skelly Oil Co. No. 1 Belew in sec-
tion 50, block 24. H&GN survey was
bottomed at 2,528; oil pay 2,490 to
2,525; averaged 2,078 barrels on five
day test.
Skelly CM1 Co. No. 1 Perkins in
section 54, block 24, H&GN survey
was bottomed at 2. 537; oil pay 2,483
to 2,500; shot with 180 quarts from
2,428 to 2,500; averaged 94 barrels
on five day test.
Texas company No. 5 Carwlles In
section 51. block 24, H&GN survey
was drilled ‘o 2,541; plugged back to
2,465 but failed to got water shut off
and whs abandoned as dry.
Miami Banker—
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John, Charles and Alvin Talley of
Miami, and Fred Talley of Oklaho-
ma City; two daughters, Mrs. Addle
Mae Lard, Miami, and Mrs. Lucy
Gates, Pampa.
Sid Talley of Perryton, Ochiltree
county, is a brother, and Mrs. John
Richardson of Perryton, a sister. H.
A. Talley, prominent Roberts coun-
ty ranchman, Is a cousin.
Mr, Talley leaves a host of friends
and business associates in Wheeler
county.
Funeral services were held at 10
o'clock this morning from the Miami
Baptist church.
Farmers Warned-
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ther at Tnrter's office in Wheeler or
at the chamber of commerce office
in 8hamrock, he added. Applica-
tions positively will not be accepted
after May 1.
Less than 10 applications for land
south of the river hud been made
through Saturday afternoon. Tar-
ter stated. Ten cents per acre
will be allowed by the government
for 10,000 acres In this county and
Tarter wishes the full amount ac-
cepted.
A meeting of the county planning
board was called In the county
agent’s office for 3 o’clock Tuesday
afternoon to approve and readjust
the acreage submitted.
Clerical help for filling out the
application blanks is available at
either of the two offices.
J. L. Ellison Win*—
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J. L Ellison, 1935 Chevrolet coach,
valued at $612.
Mrs. Frank Exum. trip to Cali-
fornia or $150 cash.
Achsn Liles, $64.56 cash
Gladys Gunter, $58.40 cash.
James O'Gorman, $34.80 cash,
J. W. Lively, $18.63 cash.
All other contestants received 20
per cent cash commission on all
subscriptions turned In,
The publisher of The Texan and
the manager of the subscription
campaign take this opportunity of
thanking all contestants as well as
their many friends who worked in
t,hoir behalf.
The Texan has added several hun-
dred new subscribers us a result of the
campaign and is now able to offer
advertisers a most thorough cover-
age of the entire trade territory.
There will be no Increase In the ad-
vertt-.ing rate, making The Texan
one of the lowest priced advertising
mediums In West Texas, figured on
the cost per subscriber to the adver-
tiser.
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Largest Audience—
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34, the Rev. Stewart pointed out
that Esau was a child of the field
and that Jesus had said the field
was the world. The birthright Is
the right to become a child of Gtod
and many people are selling their
rights for temporary pleasures and
enjoyments.
Others lose their birthright by
neglecting their souls and refusing
to consider salvation at the present
time but always promising to yield
to God In the very near future.
Many In this class watlt until
their sins have separated them eter-
nally from God.
In Esau 12, 17, we learn that
Esau sought his birthright carefully,
Rev. Stewart pointed out, but he
had lost his Inheritance and could
not regain It.
So many are like Esau but Prov-
erbs I says that God will not hear
them when they cry. Rev, Stewart
earnestly cxhorte4 people to turn
to God while they had the oppor-
tunity.
Everyone Is extended a most cor-
dial Invitation to aid In the wor-
ship and attend the stirring serv-
ices.
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George Wright is 111 In a local
liospttal.
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Miss Ora Blanford of Samnor-
wood Is a pneumonia patient In the
Clinic hospital.
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Miss Maurine Goodwin of Keller-
ville is a medical patient in the
Clinic hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Davis and
daughter, Dorothy, visited in Chil-
dress yesterday.
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Miss Maxie Merle Slayton of
Great Bend, Kan., visited friends
here yesterday.
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Miss Ruth Hartzog of Clarendon
visited in town yesterday with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Orrick.
B essay contest. Faye Woodard
and Joe Beryl Kell tied for second
| place in shorthand.
! The Irish relay team annexed
: second place In that event, the only
| athletic contest in which we were
| entered.
! More than 400 entrants represent-
! ed schools of all sizes throughout
the Panhandle and comprised the
largest field ever gathered for the
even*s In this district.
Pampa nosed out Dumas for high
honors in the track and field events
by 201-5 points to 17. Hereford was
third with 13 points: Mobeetie
fourth with 91-5; Lamesa (last
year's winner) was fifth with 6 and
Hedley took sixth with 8 points.
Kirkland of Dumas was high
point man in the track events.
Winners of the regional events
will be entered In the state con-
giontests next month. More than
fifty counties are contained In re-
gion one, one of the largest In the
state.
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FOUR ESCAPE FROM
JAIL AT M’KINNEY
MKINNEY, April 22 (A7 - Four
prisoners sawed out of the Collin
county Jail early today. The fugi-
tives are: Casey Woodnl, Tllman
Boyce, Turk Mason and Hogge Da-
vis.
Boyce was charged with theft, the
others with liquor violations.
CARD OF THANKS
After being delayed several days
by being called to Fort Worth on ac-
count of my brother. I want to take
this means of thanking our neigh-
bors and friends for their kindness
and sympathy shown us In the
death of our daughter and sister.
Miss Lottie Griswold, and also do we
want to thank you for the nice flo-
ral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Griswold
and Jack,
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Griswold,
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Griswold,
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Seaman,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Truner,
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Griswold,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Brown.
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A Monroe, who has been a pa-
tient In a local hospital, was taken
home yesterday.
Norwood Lyle of Oonroy visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lyle,
this week-end.
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H. R. Anderson transacted bus-
iness In Erick, Okla., Saturday.
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Richard Dixon, who Is attending
Oklahoma university, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Joe Dixon.
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Mr. and Mis. Harold Evans of
Childress shopped In
day.
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town Satur-
Mr. and Mrs. A.'C. Brown of Kel-
ton were visitors In town Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Noll and son
of Lefors visited here with relatles
a few days this week.
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Ward McPherson, who recently
underwent a serious operation In
Amarillo, has Improved enough to
be removed from the hospital to
the home of an uncle In Amarillo.
He hopes to be able to return home
the last of the week.
jtm Cor k of Magic Is a pneumonia
patient In tbs Clinic liospttal.
Mrs. W. R. Breeding of near Do-
zier underwent an operation at a
local hospital this morning
Mr! and Mrs. Harvey Hudgins
were Erick, Okla., visitors yester-
day.
Minnie Katherine Holmes, Con-
stance Setzler and Katherine Kerch,
students at O. I. A., spent the Easter
holidays with their parents here.
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Mrs. Bob Oolcman, who underwent
an operation at the Clinic hospital
last week, Is convalescing at the
home of her mother, Mrs. P. L.
Smith.
Mrs. J. T. Weems, Mrs. Claude
Montgomery and J. N. Bailey re-
turned Friday night from Goldth-
wahe where they attended the fu-
neral of J. N. Bailey's grandmother.
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Mr. and Mrs. Everette Sandewon
of Pampa visited friends in Sham-
rock this week-end.
DANCE
Tokio Club
Wednesday Night
Public Invited
—Admission $1.00—
Shamrock, Texas
With the Correct Form For Every
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GOVERNOR ATTACKS PRESIDENT
Governor Talmadge of Georgia shown clenching hit first during hie
Atlanta statement In which he called President Roosevelt "a radical In
the extreme form,” attacked the NRA and AAA, and predicted a third
party movement In the United 8tates In 1936. (Associated Press Photo)
BING CROSBY TWINS ‘PRINTED’
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to that 9-month-oid Phillip (left) won't be spanked when Brother ^
Denny raids the Jam Jar. Capt. H. L. Barlow la taking the print* lot
the twin*, ton* *f Bing Crosby and Dixl* Let, film *t*r», (Associated
Press Photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Henderson, i Miss Martha Shaddix. MISs V1-.
Mrs. C. B. Tinsley and Miss Adelene ! vlan Bennett and Mrs. Roddie Dan-
Forbis spent Sunday In Oklahoma j lels made a. trip to Amarillo' Saur-
Clty. I day. , (
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Cooper, Albert. The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 300, Ed. 1 Monday, April 22, 1935, newspaper, April 22, 1935; Shamrock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth561403/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Shamrock Public Library.