God Make Us Better Men Society Poem and Klub Notes
A society feature shares a quotation urging sacrifice and betterment by Alfred Noyes, followed by a society note on Mrs. John Kuykendall hosting the Kongenial Kard Klub at 1407 Hughes Street. The event drew many guests and included a 2:30 p.m. card games session, high score honors to Mrs. W J Satterwhite, and a luncheon with embroidered favors and place settings. The listed attendees include Mrs. W J Satterwhite, Max Merry, Jen M Woe, yon narr, Hart Hunter, D H W Saarpe, George Maggard, Jack Claridge, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuykendall
Kard Klub
Hughes Street
W. J. Satterwhite
Max Merry
Jen M. Woe
Yonn Rarr
Hart Hunter
Dh. W. Saarpe
George Maggard
Jack Claridge
Viliver and
Myuthersneau
Nice meeting of the 2.2 VU at Folk Street home
Members of 2.2 VU gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. 4. J. ilinexie’s 2103 Folk Street with APS assisting. Mrs. A. N. Olver opened the session and drills prepared for a visit from mate officers. Christmas work reports showed 6000 dollars’ worth of cards sold to support the organization’s educational mission. Mrs. James M. Deizeil gave a review of The Neal Lear, and refreshments followed for a large group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ilinexie
Folk Street
Douungsiea
A. N. Olver
Esther McCrory Chapter Hosts Festive Meeting
Esther McCrory Chapter D A held a nearly full attendance gathering Tuesday afternoon at Mrs James Lowery Smiths home on Kilgarlor Street. Hostess hospitality and the fine weather set a bright mood. Mrs Albert L Brint spoke on the Fundamental Characteristics of Texas pioneers. Mrs S E Winsett discussed Texas State Parks. Margaret Stitler and Earle Stiller performed violin and piano pieces. Readings by Mrs Lloyd Fletcher followed. A Christmas feast concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usiher mc Crory
D. A
James Lowery Smith
Ssmiths
Kvlagior Street
Albert L. Brint
Texas
8. E. Winsett
D. A. Rs
Margaret Stitler
Earle Stiller
Lloyd Fletcher
Joi De Vie Club Drives To Country
The Joi De Vie Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Lloyd Bivins country home in festive decor and perfect weather. Guests arrived for 2 30 games of 42, then a dining room Christmas tree glow complemented chicken salad sandwiches olives flaky potatoes hot coffee pineapple russe with whipped cream and angel food cake. Members present included Mesdames Norris Maxfield Rhodes Spencer Highes Roberts Horn Mack Burnett Merriman Adams Roffey Thurman Bergen Montgomery. Musical selections were performed by Mesdames Maxfield and Rhodes. May Albert Oscar Rudolph Jose Ramon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joi de Vie Bridge Club
Lloyd Bivins
Mesdames
Neal Norris
Maxfield
Rhodes
Spencer
Highes
Roberts
Horn
Mack Burnett
Merriman
Adams
Roffey
Thurman
Bergen
Montgomery
Mizpah Club Meeting Change Noted
A local Mizpah Club meeting has been rescheduled. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but the notice appears to indicate a street location on Taylor Street and mentions attendees like Fred and Weide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Club
Fred ‘Il Moet
Weide Allorhers
Stead
Parent Teacher Club Meet At San Jacinto School
The Parent Teacher Club of San Jacinto school will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 8 30 o clock in the school. An interesting program has been prepared and all parents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto School
Child Study Club to Meet at Mrs McKinley Home
The Child Study Club will meet at 2 30 o clock at Mrs J R McKinley’s home 1302 Jefferson Street Friday afternoon. A new chapter will be organized and all prospective members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McKinley
Jefferson Street
20Th Century Club
Williamson Welcome To Amarillo At First Baptist
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Williamson were welcomed to Amarillo at the First Baptist Church with about 150 church officers and teachers in attendance. Williamson will direct Sunday School and religious education work. A. E. Meyer introduced him and Dr. G. L. Yates spoke of the future plans. Various musical numbers followed and refreshments were served. Also noted are Miss Addie Martin visiting, Bill Childers improving, and Lehman family returning from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Amarillo
Edgar Williamson
Fort Worth
Broadway Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
A. E. Meyer
G. L. Yates
Gordon F. Hinds
Lily Larsen
J. Hays
Ellen
Helen Bruce Osgood
C. E. Osgood
Adelphia Society
G. L. Kirvin
G. C. Bishop
Addie Martin
Dallas
Horace Lindsay
van Buren Street
Bill Childers
F. A. Lehman
Marian Lehman
Stanley Lehman
Chicago
Illinois
Income tax blanks not arrived yet in Dallas office
Frank E. Buckingham, local collector of internal revenue, said blanks for returns from the Dallas office have not arrived but are expected daily. Filing period lasts until March 15. Any person with over 1000 dollars income or a married couple with over 2500 must file. $400 exemption per dependent. those earning over 5000 must file. partnerships and corporations must file even if showing loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EB. Buckingham
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Dallas
Why Women Use This Simple Mixture
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a fast acting laxative for constipation claiming relief often within an hour. It highlights buckthorn bark magnesium sulph glycerine and Adierika as a ready mix and notes it can also ease gas and improve digestion.
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Adlerika
Randal Drug Co.-Ady
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Alfred Noyes
Kuykendall
Beryl Nicholson
Elite Hall Dressing Parlor
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Balcony City Drug Store
Tilven Beau Ours Laboratories
Dept
Malden
Labora’ Sia
P. FE
Esther M’crory
JOI DE Vie Club
May
Albert
Oscar-Rudolph
Jose-Ramon
Schwartz
Pacnto PT
Child Study Club
Mojica
Polk St
Beacon
Dle Blizzards
Onae
Bayer
Lumbago
Polk Street
Golden Gate