Bonita Chapter Installs Officers For New Season
Bonita Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held the annual installation at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. Garden flowers honored outgoing worthy matron Mrs. Nancy Layton as granddaughter Mary Frances Britt presented her a basket of flowers. New officers include Fanny Bennett matron and William Brune patron with a full slate of officers and gifts for Mrs. Layton.
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Bonita Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Nancy Layton
E. E. Middaugh
Martha Nixon
Lucy Gorman
Amy Gill
Blanche Ashcraft
Lena Rippey
Clara Lemon
Marshal
Eva Boney
Maurine Delk
Adah
Cornelia Allison
Ruth
Vonna Offield
Esther
Lucile Railsback
Martha
Comfort Glass
Warder
Laura Pangle
Sen
Layton
Music Pupils Present Recital at First Baptist Church
The pupils of Minnie Hutchings Graham and Juanita Henderson will perform a varied program this evening at 8 15 in the First Baptist Church young peoples department. It features mini classic dramas with music by Mendelssohn and Schubert acted by students including Betty Jo Gray and Dor othy Blue. A harmonica club also features Jackie Koesjan J T Morrison Bobby Gifford and others.
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Minnie Hutchings Graham
Juanita Henderson
Young Peoples
First Baptist Church
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Betty Jo Gray
Philip Bennett
Hans
Woodrow Henderson
Spinners
Elizabeth Townsley
Fay Nicklaus
Muriel Klinger
Estelle Roark
Dorothy Blue
Harmonica Club
Jackie Koesjan
J. T. Morrison
Bobby Gifford
Eddie Smith
Alvert Smith
Zinita Byers
Musicians to Present Complimentary Tonight Concert
Clifton Janak baritone and Miss Cooper pianist will give a free program this evening at 8 15 at Amarillo College of Music. Public invited. Janak studies under Emil Myers and Cooper studies under Lila Austin Myers.
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Clifton Janak
Ith Cooper
Amarillo College of Music
Mr. Janak
Emil ¥. Myers
Miss Cooper
Lila Austin Myers
Names of students returning home requested by society
The society department requests the names of boys and girls returning home from college to be turned in.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted for Bile Flow
An old advertisement urges readers to wake up the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills rather than laxatives or minerals. It claims two kinds of bile daily aid digestion, reduce foul taste and rebreath, and prevent heaviness. The copy emphasizes a red label and price of 25 cents, dated 1931.
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Carter
M. Ce
Fat Lost and Appeal Returns Divorce Trial Noted
A New York divorce trial on April 4 drew headlines with witnesses describing a once beautiful wife who became fat and less attractive. The ad-style promotion urges Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss method, promising pounds shed in 80 days with dietary cautions and a money back guarantee.
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New York
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Stores
Post Office Drug Co
Scents Jonquils and English Gardens Poem
A compact poem fragment by Richard Aldington contrasts white jonquils with old cloisters and brown church walls in March. It shifts to yellow jonquils and moonlit hills in Sorrento during May, then returns to English garden rains and renewal after storms.
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Sorrento
Community club meetings and recital events listed for Friday
Friday events include Child Study Club spring luncheon at 12 30 Mrs Otho Thompson 104 Crestway and Duplicate Contract Bridge Tournament at 2 with Mrs Georgine Roach 1322 Harrison Street Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street poetry and sermon programs at 2 30 and 8 Ruth Elizabeth Cooper and Clifton Janak recital at Amarillo College of Music at 8 15 U D C luncheon led by Mrs J B Beard 1012 Madison Street and a store note announcing Donald Dempsey Winn born last day of May at Northwest Texas Hospital son of D A Winn & Co head accountant Donald Dempsey Winn.
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Otho Thompson
Crestway
Georgine Roach
Harrison Street
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Clifton Janak
Amarillo College of Music
D. A. Winn
Northwest Texas Hospital
Donald Dempsey Winn
Mr. Winn
D. A. Winn & Co., Certified Public Accountants
Alpha Thetas Hold Elaborate Annual Banquet And Ball
The Alpha Theta Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda Fraternity held its closing banquet and ball at The Nat on Tuesday night. Toastmaster George Sutton presided as officers and members were introduced, with a long list of attendees, guests, and chapter roles announced.
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Alpha Theta Chapter
Alpha Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Nat
George Sutton
Jack Shaffer
Dick Duke
Jimmie Schoolar
Arlie Hudson
C. G. Clayton, Jr
L. W. Krag
George T. Sutton
Byron B. Dees
Richard Duke
Jimmie Holston
Harold Hemphill
Earl W. Sutton
Damon D. Blake
Texan
Ert
National
Dorothy Peterson
Phyllis McDade
Amose Irvin
Nell Dean Rogers
Mary Rea Lawrence
Helen Anderson
Alice Timmons
Mary Elizabeth Adams
Lois Blue
Perryton
Eula Mae Miracle
Lois Persons
Jean Burrage
Max Reagan
Cleo G. Clayton
Pledge
James Stanberry
Jack Whitley
Eddie Freeland
Bobby Jones
Ox Thomas
Bud Roberts
Earl Sutton
Bill Townes
Louis H. Smith, Jr
Frank Wilkinson
Keith Martin
Damon Blake
T Timms
Herbert McGannis
Leo McDade, Jr
Gene McNallen
Ed Turner
Channing
Early Club and Church Announcements Due Today
Community clubs and church groups are reminded that all announcements must be in by noon today. This notice requests timely submission to ensure inclusion in the early edition.
Mrs Reyman and Son Visit Denver Relative
Mrs. Tommie E. Reyman and her son Tommie Jr of Denver are visiting Mrs. Reyman’s mother Mrs. J. A. Fowlkes at 1615 Jackson Street.
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Tommie E. Reyman
Tommie, Jr
Denver
Emerald Oil for Athlete's Foot Warns Mothers
Public health style notice urges mothers to treat child foot infections at home with Emerald Oil. Advises bathing, sterilizing personal areas, and preventing spread to family. Claims one bottle ends symptoms or money back with guarantee from City Drug Stores Fox Drug Co. and other first class druggists.
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City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Co
Maiden Patterns 9370 Dress for Sizes 36 to 46
The ad promotes Marian Martin pattern 9370 for dresses in sizes 36 to 46 with step by step instructions. It notes fabric suggestions such as georgette chiffon voile or lawn, lace trim, and details like revers sleeves and a fitted hip silhouette. Pattern price is 15 cents, catalog and pattern together 25 cents. Orders go to Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department in New York City.
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Marian Martin
Amarillo Daily News
West 18Th Street
New York City
Harmon Studios Class Recital Showcases Versatile Dancers
The Harmon Studios recital featured Dana Thomas Harmon pupils performing varied numbers with colorful costumes. Standout pieces included the Fire Dance and a Jarabe, Apache, and Scarf Dance medley performed by Bob Townsend of Lubbock with Edabeth Harmon. The program listed many participants such as Doreen Finklea Amy Travis Lucy Ann Williams Betty Jane De Grasse and others.
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Dana Thomas Harmon
Bob Townsend
Lubbock
Chaminade
Edabeth Harmon
Doreen Finklea
Amy Travis
Lucy Ann Williams
Betty Jane DeGrasse
Betty Ann Rapp
Claudia Mae Brummett
Theresa Parker
Norma Jean Ellis
Evelyn Jones
Betty Jean Donaldson
Betty Louise Wilson
Jean Travis
Paul Armstrong, Jr
William Parr
Beverly Stroud
Joan Marsh
Patsy Ann McCarrick
Pauline Mitchell
Nedra Hughes
LaVonne Shirley
Wanda Lee Ellis
Jean Marie Tomberlin
la Nelle Ekelund
Barbara Baker
Madelyn Galle
Doris Williams
Gene Galle
Winifred Travis
Lois Finklea
Mary Alice Burnett
Red Room
Amarillo Hotel
Harmon Kiddie Group
Claudia Mae
C. J. Brummett
Lucy Ann
C. O. Williams
Mrs Herrington Honored at Gordon Country Club Dinner
Kathleen Gordon Cumming entertained at a bridge dinner for her sister Mrs C R Herrington at Gordon Country Club. Dinner at seven featured a rose and larkspur table. games followed with top scores by Miss Marie Farmer Mrs R L Dever E A Hudson and Earl Barnt. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C R Herrington and other local couples and single guests.
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C. R. Herrington
Kathleen Gordon- Cumming
Gordon Country Club
Marie Farmer
R. L. Dever
E. A. Hudson
Earl Barnt
W. M. Beat
Modern Etiquette Qs and As on gifts and travel
Question and answer column outlines etiquette rules. It says the bride should give attendants gifts and travel etiquette allows speaking to strangers with caution. It also notes bananas should be peeled and placed on a dessert plate before eating with a fork.
Junior Nurses Entertain Grads At Theater Party
The Junior Class of Nurses at St. Anthony's Sanitarium hosted a theater party for the graduating class on Tuesday evening. Guests attended the Paramount Theater and refreshments followed at Dickinson Drug Store in the same building. Honor guests included Bernice Hubbard Mildred Paris Dot Payne Eugenia Greer Rubye Smith and Clara Cobb. Hostesses were Frances Willis sponsor Lillian Armstrong Doris Laughlin Drusilla Kidd Blanche Smithers Clara Seuerbacker Beulah Henderson Lena Roberts Mary Brownhead Mary Roach and Sallie Kutter.
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St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Paramount Theater
Dickson Drug Store
Bernice Hubbard
Mildred Paris
Dot Payne
Eugenia Greer
Rubye Smith
Clara Cobb
Frances Willis
Lillian Armstrong
Doris Laughlin
Drusilla Kidd
Blanche Smithers
Clara Seuerbacker
Beulah Henderson
Lena Roberts
Mary Brownhead
Mary Roach
Sallie Kutter
To Honor State Mother With Services
The Woodmen Circle holds a memorial service at 8 pm in the W O W Hall to honor State Mother Mrs Anna Walton of Fort Worth who recently died. The state officer's picture will be draped and an address will be given by Jenny Lindbloom with soloists Irene Boxwell Lola Hudson.
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Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Anna Walton
Fort Worth
Irene Boxwell
Lola Hudson
Jenny Lindbloom
Luncheon and Club Meetings From Local Affiliates
The Will A. Miller Chapter UDC hosts a luncheon today at 12 30 at Mrs J B Beard 1012 Madison with Canyon guests. Blue Bonnet Needle Club meets today at 1 at Mrs Sid Frisbie 605 Louisiana Street for its regular meeting not a luncheon. Viola Wilson piano pupils present a recital tonight at 8 15 at 1013 Harrison Street invitation open. Mrs W B Benton Sunday School Class hosts luncheon today at 1 at the First Christian Church Social Center.
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Will A. Miller
J. B. Beard
Madison Street
Canyon
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Sid Frisbie
Louisiana Street
W. B. Benton
The
First Christian Church
L Aiquillee 4 H Club Hosts Ward at River Road
Hortense Mobberly an 11 year old adopted by the L Aiquillee Club served as hostess at a Tuesday gathering. The group visited her bedroom in River Road after meeting at 717 West Sixteenth Avenue, where she won second prize in the bedroom contest. She decorated with pink and green, displayed a quilt made from club scraps, and gave two readings. Treva Jean McGinley read in dialect. Refreshments and sewing followed with attendees including Mrs Maude Munn and Mrs W H Woodlief among others.
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Hortense Mobberly
River Road
L'Aiquillee Club
Fred Roane
M. B. Mobberly
L. Knorpp
West
Sixteenth Avenue
L’aiguillee Club
Chanute
Kans
E. H. Ashcraft
Pupils in Recital at Polk Street Church chapel
Miss Millicent Lahm presents piano pupils in a recital at 8 15 p m in the chapel of Polk Street Methodist Church. The public is invited. Participants include Betty Rose Cradit Myra Ruth Satterfield Peggy Sue O Brien Betty Jane O Brien Jean Kelly Virginia Lightfoot Sarah Etta Lightfoot Martha Jane Teas Anna Ruth McClure Geraldine Logan Charlotte Anne Gregg Adelene Dickinson Jane Farnsworth Amber Darnall Jane Bivins Clara Pirschell Josephine Martini Frances Billingslea Hannah Sue Hathorn.
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Millicent Lahm
Polk Street Methodist Church
Betty Rose Cradit
Myra Ruth Satterfield
Peggy Sue O’brien
Betty Jane O’brien
Jean Kelly
Virginia Lightfoot
Sarah Etta Lightfoot
Martha Jane Teas
Anna Ruth McClure
Geraldine Logan
Charlotte Anne Gregg
Adelene Dickinson
Jane
Deputy Marshal's Home Targeted as Pearl Revolver Stolen
Wichita June 20 A thief entered the deputy marshal P Le Roy Maltbie’s home via an attached garage and stole his pearl handled revolver. Maltbie is reported to have neglected his duties at home.
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Wichita
Kan
Leroy Maltbie
Margaret Harris Pupils To Present Piano Recital Tonight
Miss Margaret Harris presents her class pupils in a piano recital at 8 15 p m tonight in the social center of the First Christian Church. Participants include Elane Anderson Mary Jane Houck LeEtta Rae Davis Millie Joe Houck Gene Howard Billy Quinn Peggy Houck Oscar Schilling Eldon Biebel Georgia Wilson Frances Harris Billie McEachern Sarah McEachern Betty Lee Hampton Jane Ansley Mary Alice Wilson.
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Margaret Harris
First Christian Church
Elane Anderson
Mary Jane Houck
LeEtta Rae Davis
Millie Joe Houck
Gene Howard
Billy Quinn
Peggy Houck
Oscar Schilling
Eldon Biebel
Georgia Wilson
Frances Harris
Billie McEachern
Sarah McEachern
Betty Lee Hampton
Jane Ansley
Mary Alice Wilson
Lads Brave Death to Put Out Bomb at Alderman's Home
Two young boys Bryan Hartnett Jr and Robert Perry risked their lives to stop a bombing at Alderman Bryan Hartnett of Chicago's twelfth ward. They extinguished a lit fuse on one bomb and foiled a second, witnessing a man place a parcel, light a match, and flee before the explosion.
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Chicago
U.P
Bryan Hartnett
Twelfth Ward
Bryan, Jr
Robert Perry
Nadindla Bleaching Cream Ad Promises Quick Pimples Clear
An old advertisement touts Nadindla Bleaching Cream as a simple nightly whitening treatment for pimples blackheads freckles and blemishes. It claims rapid skin improvement with no rubbing and offers a money back guarantee on a 600 jar.
Plough's Peroxide Vanishing Cream Promises Three Benefits
Plough's Peroxide Vanishing Cream offers three aims to enhance feminine charm. It protects skin from wind and sun, tones and lightens complexion, and keeps face powder smooth for hours. Available at drug stores in 25c 35c and 50c sizes.
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Plough
Bomb fuse water put out near dynamite sticks
A report notes water was applied to a fuse that had burned down to within two inches of five sticks of dynamite, preventing detonation.
River Battle Ends. Levee Repaired at Brown's Heading
Weary ranchers and crews of over 500 men repaired a 12 foot break in the Colorado River levee at Brown's Heading to avert flooding in the Palos Verdes Valley. Sandbags were used and the river diverted to secure the valley.
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Blythe
Cal
U.P
Colorado River
Palos Verdes Valley
Brown
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