Halycon Club Enjoys Covered Dish Luncheon At Home
Mrs. A. D. Payne hosted the Halycon Club Friday at 8711 Fountain Terrace with a covered dish luncheon. Needlework and games provided entertainment. Attendees included Mrs. J. L. Adams and other members. Mrs. H. P. Cochran to host April 19 at Mrs. Elmer Frede's home.
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Halycon
A. D. Payne
Man
Fountain Terrace
J. L. Adams
B. R. Cole
Earl Crist
H. D Cotton
C. W. Terrell
Elmer Frede
Charles Lowe
H. L. Litchfield
A. G. Ray
E. R. Schulz
Jack Mason
J. R. McDowell
H. P. Cochran
Bellview Street
Home Neglect Key To Juvenile Crime
Miss Katherine Lenroot cites 2000 repeaters showing only 8 percent live under proper home conditions. She asserts adult ignorance unhappiness and neglect blamed for youth delinquency with a third of juvenile court children from homes affected by death divorce or desertion.
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Washington
Katherine Lenroot
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Miss Lenroot
Circle 10 To Meet Tomorrow
Circle 10 of the First Baptist Church meets tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. George F. Vine yard at 4241 West Fourteenth Street.
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Circle 10
The
First Baptist Church
George F. Vineyard
West Fourteenth Street
Friendship Class To Meet At First Baptist Church
The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in the church parlors. All officers and members are requested to be present.
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First Baptist Church
Social Calendar for Amarillo Tuesday Events
West Amarillo Christian Church reception at 8. P T A Central Junior High auditorium 3 30. Clark Wesley Bible Class San Jacinto Methodist basement 2 30. Business and Professional Women dinner Amarillo hotel 6 15. Junior Woman's Club Mrs Julian Bivins 1200 Madison 3 P A San Jacinto school 3 45 P T A Welflin school 8 30 P T A Pleasant Valley school election of officers 3 30.
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West Amarillo
T. A. Welflin
T. A. Pleasant Valley
Amoma Class Hosts Monthly Business Meeting
Group No. 1 of the Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church met for the regular monthly business and social gathering at the home of Mrs. H. G. Maxfield. After business, a program featured piano and vocal solos and readings.
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Amoma
First Baptist Church
H. G. Maxfield
West Twelfth Avenue
Dorothy Mae Cornelius
Reading
Mary Leland Smith
W. C. Rhodes
Maggie and
Jiggs
Benjamin Carter
Perry C. Burks
P. L. MacDaniels
H. T. Cornelius
Edward Hurt
T. F. Gilbert
Dave Morris
Paul Ansley
H. M. Adkins
Ralph R. Robertson
Lester Malone
G. W. Crawford
A. K. Sears
Roy Brown
Terry Baker
Thomas Harris
Myrtle
H. Greer
Bryan Weatherby
Myrtle Gilvin
Herman Gish
H. G. Baker
Georgie Brooks
Birthday program at regular meeting of club
The Business and Professional Women's Club will host a birthday program at its regular meeting tomorrow night at 6 15. The attendance committee led by Miss Mildred McSwain will run the entertainment. Mr and Mrs E R Gobel of St Francis announce the marriage of their daughter Marjorie to Carl J Evans last Tuesday at 9 am in their home. The couple will reside after April 10 on Mr Evans ranch in St Francis. Evans is the son of Mr and Mrs Will Evans.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Mildred McSwain
E. R. Gobel
St. Francis
Marjorie
Carl J. Evans
Mr. Evans
Will Evans
Ladies Auxiliary Tacky Party At Carpenters Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Carpenters Union invites all Carpenters wives to a party at 8 pm Thursday in Carpenters hall located at 212 West Seventh Avenue. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes.
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The
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
West Seventh Avenue
Carpenters
Culotte Costumes Take Paris Spring by Storm
Paris reports the rise of culotte costumes in new spring collections. The outfits feature knee length crepe de chine breeches worn under short pleated skirts with tight cuffs, offering a sporty look where girls wear pants for activity. One design shows yellow crepe de chine breeches.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Colorful Evening Dress Styles For Modern Schoolwear
The text showcases varied outfits featuring pleated jackets and skirts in green and cream, white wool sweaters, blue jersey breeches, red wool jerseys, and color-block ensembles. It highlights crepe de chine and jersey silks as favored fabrics and notes striking black and white satin two-tone combinations with mixed sleeves and knicker details.
Local social notes span travels visits and exams
Mr and Mrs W C Payne spent the weekend in Floydada with relatives J D Dyche visits Perryton on business Mrs Sallie Blinderman recovers from tonsil surgery Mr and Mrs T B Brooks of Lockney visited Mrs McSpadden Scott Webster and family visited in Dalhart Dr C M Hurley and Mrs Hurley en route to Oklahoma City for a funeral Mr and Mrs G C Barnes plan to move to Pasadena Mrs J R Dyche and children head to Wellington for a district B Y P U convention Ruth Abramson teaches elsewhere.
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W. C. Payne
Floydada
J.D. Dyche
Perryton
Sallie Btinderman
T. B. Brooks
Lockney
McSpadden
C. M. Hurley
Clayton
New Mexico
Wellington
R. B. Barrett
Plainview
Mrs. Day
Ruth Abramson
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Endorsed In Cleveland Letter
A Cleveland reader testifies she recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to women. after ten bottles her weakness and nervousness disappeared. She notes ongoing use until full strength returns and offers the letter as a testimonial.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Arcade Avenue
Residents and visitors gather in Pampa area
The text notes several locals and visitors in Pampa city life. J W Cantrell and Willa Mae Wilson are mentioned in illness and funeral context. Texie Cline heads to Wellington for a district B Y P A convention and returns later. Bob Stratford and Homer Reed are noted visiting Farnsworth and Denver respectively. Melvin Benesch returns from Oklahoma City on business. W Crowley resumes work at Adams Dry Goods after a week at home with the flu.
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Farnsworth
Homer Reed
Denver
Melvin Benesch
Oklahoma City
W . Crowley
Adams Dry Goods Company
Council of Jewish Women Opens Texas Convention
The National Council of Jewish Women opened its eighth annual Texas Convention in COSICANA Texas with more than 120 delegates registered from across the state. The cultural program kicked off the meeting which will run through Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Cosicana
Tex
Texas
National Council of Jewish Women
Blue Laws of 1879 Stand in Pennsylvania Senate
Harrisburg April 8 The blue laws of 1879 remain in effect as the senate committee defers action on all bills before it for the present session.
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Pennsylvania
International News Service
Harrisburgh
Senate
Solons Visit Educational Institutions
Fort Worth, April 8. Members of the senate finance committee began an inspection tour of state educational institutions starting with Texas Technological College in Lubbock. Fort Worth hosts included Sen Julian Hyer and Rep Frank Patterson with several fellow members from across the state.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Senate Finance Committee
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Julian ©. Hyer
R. K. Hanger
Joe Wills
Frank Patterson
Hyer
Russek, Schulenburg
Edgar E. Witt
Waco
W. E. Thomason
Nacogdoches
Carl C. Hardin
Stephenville
Tom Deberry
Bogote
Nat Patton
Crockett
Joe M. Moore
Greenville
Ed Westbrook
Sherman
Eugene Miller
Weatherford
Thomas G. Pollard
Tyler
John W. Hornsby
Austin
Wind and Lightning Strike San Antonio Area
An electrical storm hit San Antonio with split trees and brisk winds. Rain started around 1 am and continued into the morning, with Del Rio reporting 1.12 inches of rain as the heaviest fall. The storm stretched from San Antonio to Del Rio, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall across multiple stations.
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The
Associated Press
Ban’ Antonio
San Antonio
del Rio
Young Man In Critical Condition After Window Fall
Sam Cooper 17 years old fell through a plate glass window during a scuffle with friends and was hospitalized with injuries that may prove fatal. A separate note records a long Arctic tern flight from Turnevik Bay to Margate, South Africa.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Tex
Sam Cooper
Turnevik Bay
Labrador
Margate
Port Shepstone
Natal
South Africa
British Empire claims vast area and growing trade
The British Colonial Empire is described as spanning 2,000,000,000 square miles with a population of 50,000,000 and expanding trade reaching $2,500,000,000. The text notes influenza derives from the Italian word meaning to influence.
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Mrs. A. D. Payne
Halycon Club
Tintex Group
All Drug
Dept. Stores
Nation
Park & Tilford
Stirangit
Doeuillet-Doucet
Joan
Marjorie Gobel
Carl Evans
Ladies Auxiliary
Culotte
Zanzibar
Allen
Council of Jewish Women
Solons
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ubloggt
Benrus
Wagner’s
Dodge Brothers Senior
MR. LA Rue
Dodge Brothers
Amarillo
Callum Motor Co., Inc
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