DAR Controversy Crowns Presidential Election At Continental Congress
At the Daughters of the American Revolution continental congress in Washington the race for president general pits Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart of Ohio against Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge of Georgia. Voting will occur in Continental Hall with 2100 voters. Both candidates lead active histories in the DAR and military auxiliaries. The social program includes a formal dedication of Constitution Hall on April 19, tied to Lexington anniversary.
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Sue McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
Lowell F. Hobart
Ohio
Julius Y. Talmadge
Georgia
National Defense
Continental Hall
Hobart
Talmadge
American Legion Auxiliary
Constitution Hall
DAR
Alfred Brosseau
Lexington
Fashions Parade Sleeveless Jumpers with Tweed Suits
At Ardanse a mixed woolen in beige yellow and pale blue with lavender features a circular skirt and a sleeveless tweed pull over with gray and yellow incrustations. Beret hats from the same suiting material accompany the outfits likely showcased by JOAN.
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Paris
Ardanse
Joan
Advisory Board Meeting of Business Women's Club
The Advisory Board of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Miss Frankie Gober's home to plan for a large delegation attending the state convention in Temple on May 11 12 and 13.
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Advisory Board
Business Women’s Club
In Meeting
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Frankie Gober
van Buren Street
Temple
Social Calendar Highlights Local Church Circles and Meetings
Verdant schedule listing multiple circles and auxiliaries at Sacred Heart West Amarillo Christian and First Baptist churches with times 2 to 4:30. Includes Circle details at Central Presbyterian and St. Andrew's Episcopal and luncheons at Parish House and various street addresses in Amarillo.
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Sacred Heart Altar Society
Walter Barlow
Jackson Street
West Amarillo Baptist Church
Lee Wofford
Tennessee
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Room
J. B. Gibbon
Lincoln
J. J. Richards
Washington Street
S. Kistler
Hughes Street
E. H. Reedy
Taylor Street
Wade Holman
Fountain Terrace
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
M. E. Farnum
East Tenth Street
Tom Lane
Lincoln Street
H. A. Griffith
Fillmore Street
J. W. Bogard
Lipscomb Street
C. L. Ferguson
Harrison Street
E. BR. Bruce
Florida Street
T. E. Durham
van Buren Street
J. F. Claybrook
Hayden Street
H. H de Lozier
Western Avenue
Girele No
R. Y. Bandy
Ong Street
Women's Association
First Congregational Church
G. L. Reppert
Heyden Street
John B. Henry, Jr
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion Hall
First Christian Church
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Wellington Club Seeks Shamrock Federation Meeting
Delegates from Wellington plus local members meet to plan federation and organize a club. Attendees include Dr. Daisy Pennock and several named society members as they prepare for a 1930 event and await Shamrock Sunday arrangements.
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Vention
Shamrock
Wellington
Daisy Pennock
Mildred McSwain
Eileen King
Ercell Middaugh
Gertrude Foraker
Gervis Taylor
Fay Gordon
Vera Laird
Flora Chandler
Ola Boyles
Frankie Gober
Elizabeth Nixon
Catherine Metcalf
Missionary Society Urges Attendance at Plainview Conference
Members of the Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church are urged to attend a three day conference in Plainview starting today. Special rates apply tomorrow with round trips at $3 and car transportation is provided. A local meeting at the church is set for tomorrow at 3 PM presided by Mrs. George Waddill in absence of Mrs. W T Leachman who is ill.
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Woman's_Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Plainview
George Waddill
W. T. Leachman
Rainbow Girls Advisory Board Holds Meeting
The Rainbow Girls Advisory Board met last evening at Mrs. Murray Bright’s home on Prospect Street for a brief business session followed by refreshments. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Britain, Mrs. Feierabend, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Rippey, Mrs. Estes, Mrs. Benesch, Mrs. Layton, Mrs. Siple, Mrs. Fuller and J. F. Wright Jr.
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The
Rainbow Girls
Murray Bright
Prospect Street
W. E. Ferguson
D. W. Britain
E. O. Feierabend
W. V. Spencer
L. L. Bennett
Frank Cook
W. M. Rippey
W. G
Philharmonic Club Presents Varied Musical Program
Mrs Fancher Upshaw led the program with a violin story as members of the Philharmonic Club met at the Women's club rooms. Mrs R R Swindell sang I Hear a Thrush at Eve and Mrs Howard Boxwell sang My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. Mrs Charles F Smith sang Invocation to Life and Mrs Claude Nobles played a piano piece Mid Summer Night's Dream. The Friendly Bible Class of the West Amarillo Christian Church set a monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 pm at 830 Louisiana Street with Mrs W O Payne and Mrs Horace Bynum as joint hostesses urging full attendance for reports and business.
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Fancher Upshaw
Philharmonic Club
Friendly Bible Class
West Amarillo Christian Church
W. O. Payne
Louisiana Street
Horace Bynum
Mrs F W Childress Elected President Civic Club
Mrs F W Childress was elected president of the East Side Civic Club at the first meeting held at the Tenth Street Methodist Church. Mrs J L Pate became vice president and Mrs W E Brown was chosen secretary with a special meeting set for April 8 at 8 o'clock. Regular meetings are the first and third Mondays at 6 o'clock. Mrs Veryl Bridmore of Fort Worth visits her aunts Mrs C C Pangle and Mrs Claude Walcott.
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F. W. Childress
East Side
Very
Bridmore
Fort Worth
C. C. Pangle
Fillmore Street
Claude Walcott
Arch Terrace
Fellowship Dinner Planned by Church Circle
A jubilee rally and fellowship dinner will be held at the Social Center of the First Christian Church tomorrow evening at 6 30. Circle No 1 will serve the chicken dinner.
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The
First Christian Church
Circle No. 1
Elbow bags replace under the arm with moon-shaped design
Paris fashion notes describe elbow bags supplanting the long popular under the arm style with half moon outlines and a curved lower edge. New bags hang from long straps in chatelaine fashion, while costume jewelry debuts in multicolor crystal necklaces and bracelets. A beaded necklace and suede flower accessory round out spring novelties.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Births and local notices from Clayton and Amarillo
Were there everywhere Junior Dyche spent a week with his grandmother in Clayton New Mexico. Mr and Mrs Henry announce the birth of Patsy Carol a baby daughter at 1703 Pierce Street. Mrs W A Phillips has entered Amarillo Business College for a secretarial course. Bill Mason son of Mr and Mrs C H Mason has been ill for two weeks and is improving. W A Carroll of the Amarillo Gas Company received burns about the
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Junior Dyche
Clayton
New Mexico
Henry
Pierce Street
Patsy Carol
W. A. Phillips
Amarillo Business College
Bill Mason
C. H. Mason
W. A. Carroll
Amarillo Gas Company
Local News Briefs from Nearby Towns
An explosion on a gas pipeline near Borger injured an unnamed man who arrived at St. Anthony's Hospital and was later sent home. Other items include Hope Bertrand returning from Waco, the McGowan family visiting friends in the city, Thetis Spier enrolling at Amarillo Business College, and Lerner and Curtiss Boyd returning to Oklahoma after visiting relatives. J. R. Dyche plans a territorial trip returning later in the week.
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Borger
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hope Bertrand
Waco
Jess McGowan
Ruth
Canyon
Thetis Spier
Hedley
Amarillo
Wisconsin Votes on Day of Prohibition Repeal
Wisconsin voters went to the polls in a special election centered on repealing the state prohibition law. Drys framed the vote as seceding from the union, while wets called it a general expression of sentiment toward ending prohibition alongside Nevada New York Montana and Maryland.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Drys
Wets
Nevada
New York
Montana
Maryland
Voters decide on Severson act repeal and dry beer penalties
State voters face two questions on the ballot. One asks if the Severson act prohibition enforcement law should be repealed, a guidance measure for the legislature. The second proposes removing penalties for making and selling beer, largely overlooked by both sides.
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D. A. R. Throne
Stiranghit
Rainbow Girls Advisory Board
Civic Club
Church Circle
Egmaticange Ee
Jace
Plough
Mexico
American Smelting & Refining Company
Santa Barbara
Ciudad Juarez
Juarez
J. Gonzalo Escobar
United Press
Thelma Morgan
Britain
Stork
SLOAN
Dr. Scholls
Chicago
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Weaver-Jackson Company
Hollywood
Europe
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Ollywood
Mecca
Weaver- Jackson Company
Cinema Land
Ambassador Hotel
Weaver-Jackson
Moving Picture World
L’institut de Beauté
Madame Valentin le Brun
Madame le Brun
Lina Cavalieri
Pergol
Weaver- Jackson
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