Adios and Memories In A Snowy Club Gathering
The Queen Esther Club met at Mrs. M. L. Fuller’s 117 Arch Road Country Club Addition after a blinding snowstorm. Members exchanged news, sewed curtains for the Masonic Home rest room, studied Parliamentary Law, and enjoyed a plate luncheon with special guest Mrs Otto Peitz. Mia RK Hh Tread resigned as PTA president after moving from the McKinley district.
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Queen Esther Club
M. L. Fuller
Arch Road
Country Club
Otto Peitz
Quiet Wedding Solemnized at St Pauls Methodists Parsonage
Quiet ceremony Thursday at 6 pm united Miss Alta Fairey and Dennis B. Green in the presence of relatives at Rev J W Hendrix parsonage. The bride, daughter of Mrs D M Fairey, wore orchid flat crepe with fur and gold, while the groom, longtime W M Moore Lumber manager, plans to reside on Maryland Avenue after December 25.
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J. W. Hendrix
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Alta Fairey
Dennis B. Green
D. M. Fairey
W. M. Moore Lumber Company
Reverend O'Malley Speaks at McKinley School PTA
Reverend F W OMalley of First Christian Church addressed a large Parent Teacher Association audience at McKinley school. Children from higher and lower fourth grades provided entertainment, and Mrs Laura Venning presented a paper on topics of interest to parents and teachers as her class received a picture.
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O'Malley
McKinley School
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
Laura Venning
Third annual Christmas short story contest announced in News
The morning issue announces a third annual Christmas short story contest and invites wide participation. Rules will be restated tomorrow, with a belief that the first prize story may be printed in the Western Weekly and reach thousands in West Texas. Many stories are already written, but the final winner could arrive last.
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Western Weekly
Texas
Bazaar Luncheon at City Light and Water by St Andrew's
A luncheon will be served today at the bazaar hosted by the ladies of St Andrew's church at City Light and Water. Tea to be served in the afternoon. A market will also be held and the public is invited to attend.
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City Light and Water Company
Central Presbyterian Bazaar At 807 Taylor Street Draws Crowd
Gaily decorated booths display handmade gifts at the Yum Yum Cupboard as the bazaar attracts large crowds. The event at 807 Taylor Street is one of the most successful ever held and invites everyone to visit today for bargains.
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Central Presbyterian Bazaar
Taylor Street
Potter County Federation of Women to Meet in Special Session
The Potter County Federation of Women will convene this afternoon at 3 o clock in the Women's Club rooms for a special meeting. President Mrs George McLellan, aided by Mesdames R B Masterson Sr J A Wells and Ray Wheatley, will present a full report from the state Austin meeting.
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Potter County Federation of Women
George McLellan
Mesdames R. B. Masterson
J. A. Wells
Ray Wheatley
Austin
MAC Dowell Club
King Winter
MacDowell Music Club
Ross Williams
Ong Street
Ea Tyler
M. D. Ramsey
Nebraska
Blanche Ramsey
Victor Herbert
Reginald de Koven
Sip de Vallet
Herbert
Ir. H. Galles
de Koven
Mesdames Ross Williams
J. M. Webb
J. H. Galle
Local clubs host Christmas meeting in Potter County
Women of the Potter County Federation of Women gather for a cordial Christmas event with a short program directed by Mrs Ed R Mayer. Special hostesses include the Child Study Club and Child Welfare Club. Attendees will depart early to attend the Christmas bazaar.
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Potter County
Officlala
Child Study Club
Child Welfare Club
Ed R. Mayer
Artesia Seeks New Oil Rates For Inbound supplies
Artesia New Mexico seeks a major revision in inbound oil well supplies and outbound crude oil rates. J Cole traffic manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce will depart Monday for a conference in Artesia. The Pecos Valley oil industry has grown to prominence and Eastern New Mexico aligns with the West Texas group.
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Artesia
N. M
J. Cole
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Pecos
New Mexico
Cole
When a Lazy Husband Won’t Work Pack Your Own Job
Dorothy Dix argues that a wife cannot reform a weary well without energy. the lazy husband’s inertia remains, so the woman should stop nagging, become breadwinner, and use her own skills to defend her family. Many wives discover talents and build careers from modest beginnings.
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Willie
Amalgamated Sons of Rest
Dorothy Dex Urges Women to Work After Unfriendly Husbands
The piece argues that women should leave idle husbands and support themselves by working, claiming women lack courage for independence. It contrasts a lazy husband living on a wife’s board with a harsh, reforming stance that work is the only remedy, urging immediate self-sufficiency.
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Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Southwestern Public Service Company
Panhandle
Amarillo
Pampa
Maxwell House
Kye
William Felter
Mia
Tread
Parent-Teacher Association
McKinley
West Tenth St
Newton
Country
Backbone
Pork St
Presbyterian Bazaar
Dorothy Dix
Murs
Henry C. Sherman
Columbia University
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Masa
Mowranat
Ann Fi
Coats
Adams Goons
O—Nine Polk
Dorothy Dex
Public Ledger Company
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