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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1924

Page

6

Women and youth groups plan events across Amarillo

The Foreign Relations Section of the American Association of University Women will meet at City Light and Water office tomorrow. Mrs. Stanley Warner will present a talk on Russia. A Rainbow Girls installation and DeMolay boys ceremony drew praise. Students and girl scouts host activities, puzzles, and parties with local families. Easter flower sales support Les Temps club funds.

American Association of University Women City Light and Water Company Stanley Warner Russia Rainbow Girls Louis Anthony Fuller Les Temps Club Amarillo Henry Gould Horace Jones W. M. Moore

Johnny H Asher Announces Independent Run for Precinct One Constable

Johnny H Asher, eight year peace officer veteran serving as constable to State Ranger, announces a run for Precinct One constable. He cites private detective work in oil fields protecting Humphrey interests at Mexia and in the Orange fields, plus time in railroad shops and current farming near town on Less Whitaker’s land. He emphasizes running independently on his merits.

Johnny H Asher Argiso Tociet Humphrey Mexia Orange Asher Arment Whitaker

Local greetings and election notes from Canyon

Here There and Everywhere Mrs Chase Condrey and Oscar Smith visited yesterday. John Fry J M Redfern and Ray McReynolds were here on business. West Texas Teachers college students Pat Herd and Bryan McDonald visited. Canyon teachers Vivian Coffman and Mrs Frank R Phillips were Amarillo visitors. Panhandle held a quiet election Ed Deahl elected mayor with council members E J Lewis W P Stephen R W Lane E C Nickel and T B Ramey. City Cleaners and Dyers advertises phone 2866.

Chase Condrey Canyon Oscar Smith John Fry J. M. Redfern Ray McReynolds Pat Herd Bryan McDonald West Texas Teachers College Vivian Coffman Frank R. Phillips Amarillo City Cleaners and Dyers Panhandle Ed. Deahl E. J. Lewis W. P. Stephen R. W. Lane E. C. Nickel T. B. Ramey

Regular Nail Care For Healthy Hands

Regular nail maintenance keeps hands youthful and nails strong. Shape weekly, file twice weekly, polish weekly, and rub with a polisher daily to stimulate circulation. Weekly oil rub helps dry nails, and push back cuticles rather than cut them.

Health Advice For Youthful Weight And Scalp Care

Guidance cautions young readers about weight not being alarming and suggests milk with meals and hot milk at night for underweight individuals. For severe underweight, coconut liver oil is advised during cold months and continuing walking. The hot oil treatment for dandruff recommends crude oil massaged into the scalp the night before washing, with other oils as alternatives.

Edna M

Amarillo News Tidbits From Local Week

J O and Ed Turner of Canyon visited yesterday. Dan Usury of Canyon traveled to Amarillo on business. Pam pa held a quiet election with J S Wynn elected mayor and Henry Lipold, Dave Pope, Joe M Smith, E Lee Vicars, C H Love and Fred Dhrom bo chosen for the council. Ben Lipold named city marshal. Prisoners sawed through a jail lever box but authorities welded it. inmates crafted saws from safety razor blades. Lewis Hill of Canyon also in Amarillo yesterday.

J. O Ed. Turner Canyon Dan Usury Amarillo Pampa J. S. Wynn Henry Lipold Dave Pope Joe M. Smith E. Lee Vicars C. H. Love Fred Dhrombo Ben Lipold

Local remarks and social notes from Amarillo scene

J A Hazlewood Jr of Wildora do visits here. Dandelion stubbornness noted by W J Mortoh of Dumas. Major Elbow Tired compared to an Amarillo man. Judge Harwood Beyville visits. Dorothy Head injured in Clarendon auto accident. A brass band urged as summer entertainment with 40 to 50 local girls ready to join. A local firm offers to sponsor band director and uniforms.

J. A. Hazlewood, Jr Wildorado Amarillo Elbow Harwood Beyville Clarendon W. J. Mortoh Dumas Amarila Dave Derden Dana Harmon D. R. Head Dorothy

Judge refuses new trial for Tom Hinson

Judge Henry Bishop denied a motion for a new trial for Hinson who was convicted of highway robbery and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Jurors testified no separation beyond occupying four rooms in a local hotel and no influence affected the verdict. Edward Gerald of Canyon visited Amarillo yesterday.

Henry Bishop Hinson Elks Hotel Bishop Regord

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