National officer speaks at banquet for B and P W club
Miss Charl Ormand Williams, national federation official, addressed Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Clubs District No. 1 at the Amarillo Hotel. She traced educators careers, urged public investment in education and vocational guidance by businesswomen, and highlighted education as a strong market for industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl Ormand Williams
National Federation of Business & Professional Women’s Clubs
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Miss Williams
National Constitution
Tennessee
National Educators’ Association
Alma Richardson
Amarillo
Nell Adams
Shamrock
Faye Gordon
State Federation
Wendene
Robene Wilson
Howard Lynch
Horace Griggs
Dorothy Baker
A. L. Schmidtz
Borger
Lillian Jordan
Layena Wooley
Pampa
Hart
Kelly
Nona Moore
Plainview
Velda Coffee
Ruth Griffin
Davis Tudor
FE. C. Britain
Ora Lee Pond
Gervis Taylor
Alice Hubbell
Nan Gilkerson
Blanche Pumphrey
Kitty Kerrigan
Anna Mae West
Smith
Keith
Irvin
Gene Morris
Jack Eldridge
Cliff Maddox
Mildred Buthker
Ruth Stine
Maude McClung
Lane
Winifred Ehrlick
Grace Pool
Dora Watt
Katherine Wetzel
W. D. Westbay
Mary Smith
Faye Wells
Irene Duncan
Betty Harp
Clara Lee
Mary Sitton
Blanche Adams
Wheeler
Jessie Castleman
Elsie Ann Ethel Jackson
Annie McDonald
Jet Downing
Mary Alice Scott
Katherine Metcalf
Georgia Kirkman
Lyda Mae Walker
Dena Hill
Blanche Davidson
Elizabeth Nixson
Frankie Gober
Mattea McClurkin
Aurelia Miller
Laura Hamner
Mrs. Moreland Chosen President of Queen Esther Club
Mrs. W. T. Moreland was elected president at the annual joint meeting held at 1600 Hughes Street. Other officers named include Mrs. W. A. Christian as vice president and Mrs. T. E. Darnell as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Moreland
Queen Esther Club
H. E. Hertner
Hughes Street
Anna Hightower
W. A. Christian
T. E. Darnell
O. A. Kennedy
George Stapleton
Addie Britt
V. M. Rippey
L. J. Vogel
J. R. Offield
B. B. Bumpas
Lou Smith
Mamie Campbell
E. H. Ashcraft
F. R. McManus
Mabel Hester
D. V. Angel
J. M. Paul
C. A. Gray
E. C. Singleton
W. P. Matthews
W. R. Irwin
W. Brune
W. B. Ellis
W. G. Barringer
Cake Scoring Lesson At Sancy Club Meeting
Miss Mary Sitton, Potter County home demonstration agent, told members that insufficient flour or moving the cake early in baking causes failures. Members judged cakes. butter cake won by Mrs. J. E. Broadhus and angel food by Mrs. W. Jenkins. The club invited Soncy 4-H Club girls and mothers to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Sancy Club
A. W. Haight
Miss Sitton
J. E. Broadhus
W. Jenkins
John Menke
Henry Bassett
P. C. Bennett
Wm. H. King
C. W. Kincade
M. L. Kelley
J. E. Broaddus
J. A. Logan
D. P. Armstrong
Amarillo Pianist Miss Cooper to Study in Europe
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper popular Amarillo pianist will leave next Saturday for a two month trip to Europe to study with Robert Teichmuller in Leipzig. She studied under Lila Austin Myers at the Amarillo College of Music and later entered a music college in St. Louis after last year. The trip to Europe was awarded for superior work last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cooper
Lila Austin Myers
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Amarillo
Europe
Robert Teichmuller
Leipzig
Amarillo College of Music
St. Louis
Engagement announcement for Faye Welch and Joe Payte
Mrs. Tom Welch hosted a luncheon in Shamrock to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Faye Welch of Amarillo to Mr. Joe Payte of Magic City. The event featured pink and white decorations, a pink iced wedding date cake, and a bridge game with high score won by Mrs. Peyton Wofford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Tom Welch
Faye Welch
Amarillo
Joe Payte
Magic City
Faye
Joe
Peyton Wofford
Mesdames Wofford
Farmer
Pierce Henderson
B. Handley, Inc
Louise Ramey
John Stone
Philip McClung
Elmer Rorex
Abilene
Marcus Crittenden
Los Angeles
Doyle Yates
Borger
Mesdames R. Earl O'Keefe
Herbert Lusby
Frank M. Cates
Lucille Douglas
Pampa
Mesdames
Popularity grows for low wing monoplane design
The low wing type of monoplane is gaining steadily in popularity, signaling a shift in aviation preference and potential impacts on handling, aerodynamics, and manufacturing choices.
Insurance Man Reports Flood Ruin in Texas Visit
W. A. Askew Amarillo insurance man returned from a flood tour of Austin San Antonio and Marble Falls noting a 50 foot Colorado River rise. He described widespread devastation bridges washed out and detours while crop prospects remained generally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Askew
Amarillo
Austin
San Antonio
Marble Falls
Askew
Amearilloan
Texas
Cake Scoring Demonstration by Miss Sitton at Club Meeting
Miss Mary Sitton will lead a demonstration on cake scoring at the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club this afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. G H Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sitton
Forest Hill
G. H. Roberts
Leaves on trip with doctors in tow to Toronto and beyond
Miss Geraldine Kretchmar left Sunday for Nashville to join Dr. and Mrs. Randal Stewart on a summer journey to Toronto New York City and New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Kretchmar
Nashville
Tenn
Randal Stewart
Toronto
Canada
New York City
New Haven
Ice Cream Supper Planned by Tenth Avenue Methodist
The Boys' Class plans an ice cream supper in the church basement Thursday night at 7 30 o'clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Missionary School At First Baptist Church Dimmitt
Mrs J E Leigh secretary of the Baptist Missionary Union of Texas will lead a school of missionary instruction at the First Baptist Church in Dimmitt starting Friday at 10 o'clock All W M U members of the Ter ra Blanca Association are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Leigh
Baptist Missionary Union of Texas
First Baptist Church
Dimmitt
Terra Blanca Association
Mrs E W Fields Hosts U Deal Em Club at Home
Mrs E W Fields will host the U Deal Em Club at 720 West Tenth Avenue this afternoon at 2 o clock. The gathering focuses on community activities and club fellowship in a private residence setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Fields
West Tenth Avenue
Women Hold Sale By Central Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Central Presbyterian Church open a rummage sale at 42114 East Fourth Avenue this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
East
Fourth Avenue
Negroes Celebrate June Teenth with Program in Amarillo
On June 19 1930 Amarillo and Potter County Negroes will celebrate the seventh Emancipation anniversary with a two hour program at Grater Jenkins Chapel Baptist Church North Heights. The Oogie Club with 100 members led by Mathew Bones Hooks sponsors the morning event from 10 to noon followed by a free barbecue and ice cream. Rev A J Williams pastor J E Anderson outlines committee chairs and urges white friends to donate to proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Potter County
Greater Jenkins Chapel
Baptist Church
North Heights
America
Oogie Club
Mathew “Bones
Hooks
A. J. Williams
J. E. Anderson
A. L. McBride
Texas vending tax nears collection as bill takes effect
Miss Jewell Davidson, Potter County collector, says marble machine operators may start paying the new state levy to the State Comptroller in Austin. The law imposes 10 to 5 dollar machines with fines up to 100 dollars for nonpayment and possible destruction of machines as a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jewell Davidson
Potter County
George H. Sheppard
Austin
Prevent Hay Fever Suffering Now
A booster ad urges immediate action to prevent hay fever by nasal membrane hardening and promises free guidance from Mr. R. O. Murphy of Stillwater Minnesota. Send name and address now for no charge consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Murphy
Box 403
Stillwater
Minn
Officials To Form State Organization in Panhandle Texas
County treasurers from Panhandle and West Texas plan to form a state organization. The nucleus will meet Saturday in Potter County Treasurer Hubert Cole’s office starting at 1 PM. Cole was elected temporary executive secretary at a prior meeting. temporary officers include Mrs. C. J. Tirey and I. F. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
West Texas
Potter County
Hubert Cole
Cole
C. J. Tirev
Swisher County
I. FE. Jackson
Hemphill County
Taxing Marble Machines and Similar Devices
The law also taxes musical vending machines gum candy and other merchandise machines in addition to marble machines. The measure outlines the type of machine and names the manufacturer as subjects of the tax.
Air pressure on Everest top explained
Air pressure at Mount Everest summit about four psi, roughly one fourth of sea level. The fact highlights the extreme conditions at 29,000 feet and its impact on climbers and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Everest
Banjo Described as Distinctively American Instrument
The banjo is identified as distinctly American and noted to be scarcely 100 years old in the discussion.
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B. and
P. W. Club
Energetic Sewing Club
L. L. Saunders
Louisiana Street
Needie Club
Lillie G. Hollis
Ong Street
Pla-Mor
Emerson R. Smith
Bible Club
Henry Whitley
Prospect St
L. L. Pinkerton
Lamar Street
el Martes Sewitg Club
J. M. Wiley
Taylor Street
Order of Eastern ‘Star
Masonic Temple
Canary Bird Club
J. F. Claybrook
Hayden Street
Beryl Needle Club
J. A. Wills
Florida Street
J. R. Hulen
Lipscomb Street
L. L. Travis
Jackson Street
Unity Study Club
Scofield Bible
Tyler Street
St. Bernadette Circle
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Frank Bone
Washington Street
J. F. Flynn
Butterfly Club
E. C. Boynton
Moreland
Wright
Taylor &T
Mary Skaggs
Forest Hill Club
Mrs. Leigh
Amounts
Davidson
the Mastercraft
Mastercraft Cleaners
Philadelphia
Ace Company
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Ondon
F. E. Walker
Rexall Drug Stores
Rexall
Harmony
Lady Esther
Kotex
Grayson
Kolynos
Lamson
Congress
LORIE
Fitch
Bisma Rex
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Castoria
Hamilton
Williams
Mennen
Adee
City Drug Jumbo Soda
City Drug
Steffen
Stevens
B.O
Darling
Lifebuoy
B. O
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