Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs Report to Council
The Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs Council met at the library. Reports covered a July 11 dress contest, weekly Saturday market hours shifting to 8:00 to 10:30 with manager Miss Bob J. Johnson noting the change, and a recent recreation meeting. Miss Mary Sitton praised 4-H member Leola Fogg among the state’s top 25. Representatives from several clubs planned attendance at the A M short course at College Station.
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Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs Council
J. B. Diggs
W. H. King
House
Bob J. Johnson
O. A. Blankenship
Dick Kelly
D. I. Charlton
Mary Sitton
Leola Fogg
Extension Department
Soney
River Road
Brady
College Station
Mesdames
W. L. Liles
W. Jenkins
Dick Kelley
Soncy
R. A. Durham
Bushland
L. B. Glovier
A. C. Roddy
Roy Starker
Harry Krabbe
C. L. Hedgecoke
D. F. Fansler
Cliffside
A. P. Black
J. H. Click
J. I. Charlton
H. J. Pankratz
Pleasant Valley
H. M. Butts
E. F. Hall
Mrs McReynolds To Give Series Of Recitals
A sequence of piano recitals by Eliza beth McReynolds pupils is announced at Ama rillo College of Music Auditorium. Tonight at 8:15 Miss Martha Giles and Miss Marie Ford perform, with violin pupils of Helen M. Strite. Thursday features Miss Frances Chance and Miss Ernestine Quarles with Rosa lie Raymond dance pupils. Saturday night Suzanne Dyer leads a piano quartet including Helen Osgood, Ernestine Quarles, Suzanne Dyer and Frances Chance.
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Elizabeth McReynolds
Amarillo College of Music
Martha B. Giles
Marie Ford
Dorothy Coan
Gladys Williams Burnett
Helen M. Strite
Frances Chance
Ernestine Quarles
Rosalie Raymond
Suzanne Dyer
Helen Osgood
Bible Class Luncheon At Polk Street Methodist Church
The Dr. Shelton Bible Class held a 1 o'clock luncheon in the church Social Center. Special guests were Mrs. E A Morton and Miss Alta Kimrey. Members attending included Margaret Hatcher C E Somerville C P Hutchins Dora Watt and several others.
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Dr. Shelton
Polk Street Methodist Church
E. A. Morton
Alta Kimrey
Margaret Hatcher
C. E. Somerville
C. P. Hutchins
Dora Watt
C. B. Reeder
W. A. Utterback
J. L. Hardy
L. Druim
M. Spencer
E. E. Boxwell
Otis Phillips
G. H. Maroney
M. J. R. Jackson
E. M. Mirick
Election of international officers by Woman's Auxiliary No. 79
The Woman's Auxiliary No. 79 of the Typographical Union meets this afternoon at 4 at Mrs. E. M. Turner home 4227 West Fifteenth Avenue to elect international officers. A picnic follows and members should bring lunch baskets.
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Woman's Auxiliary No. 79
The
Typographical Union
E. M. Turner
West Fifteenth Avenue
Farwell sisters to perform in piano recital at Wilson Studios
Misses Kathryn and Margaret Farwell daughters of Mr and Mrs James L Farwell will be presented in a piano recital this evening at 815 oclock at the Wilson Studios of Music 1013 Harrison Street The public is invited The young musicians will play solos duets and two piano numbers A guest day tea by Xi of Texas Pi Mu National Society will be held Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 at Mrs T J Warren 2000 Hughes Street A Polk Street W M S meeting of the Woman s Missionary Society of the Polk Street Methodist Church is set for Wednesday at 230 at the church
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Farwell
Kathryn
Margaret Farwell
James L. Farwell
Wilson Studios of Music
Harrison Street
Xi of
Texas Pi Mu National Society
T. J. Warren
Hughes Street
Polk Street
W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Polk Street Methodist Church
R. M. Piiler
Social calendar lists club meetings and events
Co Workers Class of Polk Street Methodist Church social luncheon at 2 30 hosted by Mrs EF Co Britain at 1300 Monroe. Various clubs meet including Beryl Needle Club Mrs L EF Howe 810 Florida 2 30. BPW Amarillo Hotel 6 15. Catholic Daughters Parish House 1110 Washington 7 45. Santa Fe Orchestra dance at Santa Fe Building. Thio Division 300 W O W Hall 1 30. Unity Study Club 1500 Taylor 6 00. Needle Club Mrs Howard Trigg 803 Pierce 9 30. The Beryl Needle Club hosts at Mrs L E Howe 810 Florida Tuesday 2 30. meeting moved from Pleasant Valley to Mrs Frank King home. Bible lesson by Mrs R M Piuler Wednesday chapel 3.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
EF. Co
Britain
Monroe Street
Beryl Needle Club
L. E. Howe
Florida Street
Frank King
Needle Club Meeting Arranged at Mrs Trigg's Home
The Needle Club will meet at 807 Pierce Street the home of Mrs Howard Trigg on Tuesday morning at nine o'clock.
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Needle Club
Howard Trigg
Pierce Street
Von's Pink Tablets Claim Ulcer Relief For Stomach Ailments
A vintage Omaha advertisement touts Von's Pink Tablets as a cure for stomach ulcers and indigestion. It claims rapid improvement in 10 days, rejects strict diets, and promises a free booklet after readers contact Omaha Von Co at 610 Keeline Building, Omaha Neb.
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Von
Omaha von Co
Keeline Bidg
Farmers in Collingsworth Embrace Live-at-Home Policy
Special to The News in Wellington June 12 reports district agent John O. Stovall praising Collingsworth farmers for adopting the live-at-home policy. About 250 farmers in the county borrowed more than $10,000 through the crop production loan division after an inspection tour.
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Wellington
John O. Stovall
Officers Elected by Lamesa CG of G
In a meeting of the Lamesa Chamber of Commerce directors Col Louis B Reed was named president C Baldwin was elected first vice president and W Z Rogers was elected second vice president Wm A Wilson was elected secretary manager Wilson has closed his seventh term.
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Lamesba
Lamesa
Baby care and clothing advice for new mothers
Practical guidance for mothers on infant clothing and feeding, addressing crying, sleep, and diapering. Emphasizes sensible handling, avoiding overadvice, and noting winter friendly woolen diapers and diaper changes after night feeds. Mentions a leaflet offer on baby care books.
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D. L
Wellington Hires Teachers for 1933-34 Term
Wellington school board lists high and junior high faculties for the 1933 34 term and confirms cash basis operation. New staffs include G L Farrar as superintendent and W F Decker as principal with a full lineup across Latin history English science and more. The city also extends delinquent tax payment to July 31 without penalty to align with state and county taxes.
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Wellington
G. L. Farrar
W. F. Decker
Louise Harle
Hattie D. Wells
Mildred Hulsey
Hattie Mounts
Leta Price
Harper Scroggins
Ples Masten
Billy Jarvis
Zeffie Childress
Vernon Stafford
Delia Cowans
Nora Cocke
Lula Masten
Tomazene Dukeminier
Lelia Stall
Federal Building Survey Advances in Carlsbad
The treasury department authorized the legal survey of the lot for a new federal building in Carlsbad New Mexico. US district attorney in Albuquerque directs the purchase and several suits aim to quiet and correct two minor defects in the title. The site lies east of Halagueno Park near the library museum.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Federal
Treasury Department
United States District Attorney At
Albuquerque
Halagueno Park
Library Museum
Reference book request to Myrtle Meyer Eldred
A self addressed stamped envelope is requested for new and old reference books. Address to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of Your Baby and Mine department of this newspaper. Tomorrow topic is Mothers Too Eager to Push Baby Along.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Nervous Condition Improves After Cardus Use
Mrs J T B Thomas of Spartanburg South Carolina reports relief from extreme nervousness and weakness after using Cardus a purely vegetable medicine. She took six bottles and says her nerves settled and she felt better overall. Cardus is sold by local druggists.
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Cardus
Young Bart Davis Recovering in Memphis Hospital
Lakeview reports Bart Davis seven son of Buel Davis is recovering in a Memphis hospital from injuries he received.
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Lakeview
Bart Davis
Buel Davis
Memphis
Parked Car Incident Injures Individual
A parked car rolled over a man causing serious injuries including tearing three ribs loose and internal damage. Local responders transported him for medical treatment as investigators begin a routine inquiry.
Heat Sufferers Find New Relief
An old advertisement promotes Dr Jayne's Laxative Pills as a inside cleanse to reduce heat discomfort. It claims internal impurities clog pores and hinder sweating, offering 25 cents for a month's supply at druggists.
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Jayne
BC Relieves Periodical Pains In Three Minutes
An ad touts B C relief for menstrual pains, colds, headaches, meralgia, and muscular aches. It claims pharmacist-made B C G blends multiple ingredients for fast relief and non habit forming calming of the nerves. Sold in 10 and 25 cent packages at drug stores.
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B. C
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Typographical Union Auxiliary
Pi MU Society
Beryl Needie Club
L. EF. Howe
Business and Professional Women's Club
Red Room
Amarillo Hotel
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Washington Street
Santa Fe Orchestra
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Edabeth Harmon
Dana Thomas Harmon
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Collingsworth
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Wright
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