Amarillo AUW Chapter Meets Saturday At Women’s Club
The Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at 8 o clock Saturday evening in the Women's Club. All members are urged to attend and participate in the events focused on SAAC and highlighted by the association’s featured examinations. Strong interest is noted in the club this year.
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Amarillo
Ameri- Association of University Women
C. S A
Association
Bonnett Club Meet Friday At Mrs Betson Home
The Blue Bonnett Club will be entered Friday afternoon at 3:30 o clock at the home of Mrs. Claude Betson on Pierce street. The Amarillo Hit Club met Monday in regular session with Group in charge of the program. The club enjoyed a number of short items on Boosting vs Knocking. Attendance at these meetings is noted.
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E Bonnett Club
Blue Bonnett Club
Claude Betson
Pierce Street
Amarillo Hit Club
A. A. U. W. Group Has Good Attendance
The International Relations Group of the A A U W held a well attended public meeting at the Potter County Library. Miss Ophelia Wesley spoke for an hour and a half on Egypt and India relations with Great Britain, tracing their political history from early conditions to the present.
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Potter County Library
Ophelia Wesley
Egypt
India
Great Britain
McKinley Parent Teacher Club Draws Large Turnout at School
Mothers supported the McKinley P T Club meeting on Tuesday at 3 30 o clock. Miss Keily and Miss Harry classrooms tied for honors and each received a picture for their walls. Readings by pupils and papers by Mesdames Chessir Walden and Hudgins complemented the event. Mr and Mrs Avery Turner planned a trip to Chicago and Battle Creek with brief stops in Quincy Illinois.
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McKinley PT Club
McKinley
Keily
Harry
Routh
Mesdames
Chessir
Walden
L. L. Hudgins
Mrs
Avery Turner
Chicago
Illinois
Mrs. Turner
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mr. Turner
Quincey
Ilinois
History of Daughters of the American Revolution Role
Mrs Nutting discussed the D A R Magazine and its importance to National Society members. Chapter historian Mrs J O Curtis recounted Llano Estacado chapter history from its inception in June 1924.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club Meeting at Mrs. Lowrey Smith Home
Mrs James Lowrey Smith hosts a Woman's Club gathering this afternoon at 1108 Taylor Street with members expected to attend and discuss club activities.
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Woman's Club
James Lowrey Smith
Taylor Street
Floor Refinishing at Reasonable Prices
Floor sanding or waxing services offered with guaranteed workmanship. Contact Het Dobbs at phone 1741J for estimates and scheduling.
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Het. Dobbs
A TEXAS WONDER advertised kidney remedy
A vintage advertisement promotes a kidney and bladder cure titled A TEXAS WONDER. It claims to treat gravel weak back rheumatism and kidney irregularities in men and women and promises mail delivery for $1.25 with sworn testimonials from Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis and druggist availability.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Llano Estacado Chapter D A R Meets In Fort Worth Style
The Llano Estacado Chapter D A R held its first regular meeting at the municipal club, opening with the Lord's Prayer and a flag salute. Reports noted donations to the Marble Auditorium Fund and Buffalo Wallow Monument Fund, plus subscriptions to the D A R magazine for Potter County Library. Members received baby spoons and heard plans to support a Rembrandt Peele painting purchase and park improvements. Also discussed were leadership moves in C A R and preparations for the State D A R Conference at Brownwood.
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Llano Estacado
Municipal Club
C. Cc. F. Blanchard
America
New Marble Auditorium
Washington
Buffalo Wallow Monument Fund
Panhandle
Potter County
Adelle Marie Bentley
Elizabeth Anne Hayward
Merle Joe Coble
Ia Curtis
Wales Madden
John Alden
Llano Estacade
R. H. Gentry
Brownwood
R. S. Thompson
Earle Wyatt
E. H. Ashcraft
F. L. Myers
G. &. McLellen
H. B. Jones
Sadie Claude Curtis
Mildred Myers
Carolyn Ten Eyck
Santa Fe
R. J. Wooldridge
Plainview
B. C. Wooldridge
Claude
W. S. Davis
The
National Society
R. E. Townsend
Oasis Club to reopen with member eligibility plan
The Oasis, three miles north of town, will reopen October 19 after improvements and a reworked schedule. The pavilion will host three nights weekly, with access limited to members only. membership tickets cost $1 or $5 for additional access and are sold at local drugstores. The club promises refined music and clean entertainment, and a yearlong admission requirement. Also, Floyd Bennett Jones was born last Friday, a seven pound son named for Floyd Bennett, and the San Jacinto Civic Club plans a 7:45 PM meeting at the Methodist church.
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Pool Drug Co
Gibson Drug Co
East Fourth Street
Oasis
Floyd Jones
Buchanan Street
Floyd Bennett
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AU. W
BAYER
Claude Wolcott
Palmer
Taylor
the Hat Hospital
Buckram
Martha C. Damerell
Lincoln
A. A. U. W. Group
Palo Duro Garage
Fillmore
Oasis Club
San Jacinto
Dallas
Fort Worth
Denver City Railway Company
Folger
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