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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
6
Thursday events include Woman's Hour by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs at O W Club with Mrs M Spencer at 891 Lamar Street. Various clubs gather around 2:30 to 8:30 pm at multiple streets and venues including Harrison, Buchanan, Taylor, and Mary Miller Beard dramatic recital at Talmage Place.
At the regular Legion Auxiliary meeting members voted to make 100 glasses of jelly for welfare work this winter. Nationally, units plan to produce at least 100 jars during the summer. Mrs. Otho K. Farrell spoke on the FIDAC committee and postering from a recent senior high school contest awarded Marie Husak first prize for a poster now mailed to state headquarters in Austin.
The Woman's Hour program Thursday at 4 30 sponsored by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs features Floyd Studer as speaker and Lester Aldrich as soloist. A miscellany shower for Miss Marjorie Harrison, soon Mrs Bufkin, followed at 1608 Ong Street with music by Miss Velma Adams and piano selections I Love You Truly and O Promise Me.
Pattern 9905 promotes a summer dress with scalloped sleeve flares in sizes 12 through 42 and requires specific fabric amounts. The notice urges readers to order the pattern from Amarillo Daily News while a separate article by F N Reynolds, D D S, from Wheeler Texas discusses fluoride in drinking water and its impact on teeth, emphasizing water testing and proper nutrition.
A party hosted by Mrs N O Glenn at 2212 Harrison Street announced the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Glenn to Dr Frank Jones. The event featured pink and blue decor, bridge games, and wedding themed refreshments as guests learned of the June 16 wedding plans.
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at Miss Christine Thompson's home at 2 30 this Thursday afternoon. The text also notes Dr. Shelton's Bible Class at First Christian Church will be entertained with a covered dish luncheon Friday at 12 30 at the church.
A special meeting of the Summit Parent-Teacher Association is set for Thursday at 3 o'clock. A White King Soap Co. representative will present a demonstration and sell products at regular price with all proceeds to the PTA. Members and friends are invited. a music program readings and refreshments will follow.
A reader discusses brown stain in teeth linked to fluorine in local water and notes it affects some communities but not others. The letter then shifts to Texas politics, criticizing Clint Small for past actions, party politics, and voter attitudes in Collingsworth and Hall Counties, and concludes with a call to Panhandle voters to reflect before the governor’s race.
A Wellington reader cites past election forecasts and predicts James V Allred will win Texas governor by 60 000 to 75 000 votes with Tor Hunter second C C McDonald third Maury Hughes fourth C C Small fifth and Witt sixth He notes a University of West Virginia report on a synthetic Vitamin A substitute and adds a remark about the ruby being the most valued gem.
Capt. Fred Hickman commander of the city motor patrol returns to his headquarters in Wichita Falls after completing a patrol in the Inj district. Mrs. Hickman accompanied him.
Randal Drug Stores offers Brown's Lotion for occupational eczema itch ringworm poison ivy cuts and minor burns. The product is advertised as highly antiseptic and rapidly healing.
Cotton benefit checks totaling $11 426.51 are being delivered to Gray County farmers at McLean Alameed and Laketon. County Agent Ralph Thomas sent notices asking farmers to meet him to sign for their checks. Two hundred one checks were issued with amounts from $7.86 to $861.00.
An old advertisement extols Cyatex as a doctor recommended kidney and bladder remedy. It claims kidneys filter blood constantly and lists symptoms of dysfunction. Endorsed by Dr. T J Rastelli and Dr T A Ellis, the copy asserts Cystex is safe, proven, and widely used worldwide.
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