We Can Help Boys and Girls Find Life Work
J Adam Puffer of Boston spoke at Am arillo Hotel for the Business and Professional Women's Club. He urged parents to know their children, pursue a purpose, and seek multiple counselors before choosing a path, noting schools should replace unused studies with useful ones. L McNeal and N Rogers attended as guests at the event.
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J. Adam Puffer
Boston
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo Hotel
Mrs T M King Hosts Pretty Club Party at Sunset Home
Mrs T M King entertained the Kongenial Kard Klub at her 315 Sunset home with 25 floral decorations including pansies violets lilies and sweet peas Corsages of violets were given to attendees In bridge Milton Cunningham won the guest prize Fred Hinds won high score and W J Satterwhite second high A list of attendees includes Oswin McCarty Ross Trimble Bob Emmett Max Merry R V Hoggatt W J Satterwhite Fred Hinds W F Feirchild W M Adams Milton Cunningham George Engman and M D Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. King
Kongenial
Kard Klub
Milton Cunningham
Fred Hinds
W. J. Satterwhite
Oswin McCarty
Ross Trimble
Bob Emmett
Max Merry
R. V. Hoggatt
W. F. Feirchild
W. M. Adams
George Engman
M. D. Oliver
Puffer Speaks At Central Junior High PTA Meeting
J Adam Puffer spoke to Central Junior High School in the auditorium on co operation between home and school for guidance. Wolflin PTA guests heard talks on music influences and history with a district meeting report and a Mothers and Daughters event planned for May.
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J. Adam Puffer
Central Junior High School
Guidante
Wolflin P.T. A
Ventura Smith
M. D. Bartlett
W. D. Westbay
P.T. A
Childress
T. H. Laverty
8 and 40 Society Hosts Bridge and 42 Party
The 8 and 40 Society of the American Legion entertained members and families at the Legion Home with a bridge and 42 game. Attendees included Otho K. Farrell Grady R. Thomas Fred Bolich and many others. Fewer guests than usual due to the 8 and 40 Drum Corps visiting Plainview as guests of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Society of the American Legion
Legion
Legion Home
Otho K. Farrell
Grady R. Thomas
Fred Bolich
EB. R. Archambeau
James C. Cade
J. W. Barr
J. B. Robertson
C. ©. Hess
Josephine Bettes
W. T. Moseley
Marjorie Gutchow
Floyd L. Sloan
R. R. Nation
Charley Holt
George Smith
Plainview
Chamber of Commerce
Ladies Auxiliary Party at Legion Home Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a party at the Legion Home at 8 o'clock. All veterans with foreign service and their families are invited to attend.
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Ledies
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
W B A Officers Arrive in Amarillo
Mrs Mamie Vaughn district deputy and Mrs Sallie Botzler state field director arrive in Amarillo to lead a rally and membership drive through April 21. An all day meeting is planned at Modern Woodmen hall with a banquet and program in the evening at the Herring Hotel.
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Mamie Vaughn
Dallas
Woman's Benefit Association
Sallie Botzler
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Woodmens Hall
Yeomen Open House with Evening Dance Program
Yeomen to entertain at Carpenters Hall 212 West Seventh Avenue tonight at 8 o'clock. Jesse's orchestra will provide music for the dance after a prepared program. Degree Team members should attend practice at 7 o'clock. Mrs Earl Calloway returns home from Dallas Fort Worth stay. Mrs Roy Small and baby depart to Mineral Wells for three weeks.
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Carpenters Hall
West Seventh Avenue
Jesse
Earl Calloway
Herring Hotel
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Roy Small
Business Women Entertain With Picture Show
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a moving picture show in the upstairs auditorium club rooms at 8 o clock. Styles from 1890 to 1930 will be shown, recently modeled at a Public Relations dinner. The public is invited to attend.
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Business and Professional
Shrine Dance Tomorrow Evening at Khiva Temple
All Master Masons over the Pan handle are invited to attend the Shrine Dance hosted by the Shrine. Joe Norman and his orchestra will provide music for dancing starting at 9 o clock.
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Panhandle
Khiva Temple
Joe Norman
T. E. L. Class to Sew for Orphans at Home
First Baptist Church T. E. L. class will meet tomorrow at Mrs. R. B. Wingate’s Wolflin Place to sew for the Children's Home orphans. Members urged to bring portable sewing machines. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams depart tomorrow for a two week trip to Oklahoma City Kansas City and Des Moines Iowa.
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First Baptist Church
R. B. Wingate
Wolflin Place
Roy Williams
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Des Moines
Iowa
War Mothers To Be Guided by Army Men
The 5,400 gold star mothers and war widows will visit France with 50 army officers in charge. Officers from California Texas and New York will accompany them in New York and Europe. Officers range from lieutenant colonels to lieutenants and come from various service branches.
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Sue McNammara
Associated Press
Washington
Europe
France
War Department
New York
Coloniels
California
Texas
Week-End Costumes for Spring Cut Baggage
Paris fashion notes week end outfits designed to minimize baggage. Beach ensembles center on a dark blue coat and matching skirt with a three quarter top layer and optional jacket. A backless sunsuit underlayers the beachtop, with silk suits convertible to dinnerwear by bolero or cape.
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Barbara Beaufort
Associated Press
Paris
Nebraska Women to Lead May Pilgrimage from New York
The article notes Nebraska women lead the first pilgrimage group for Allied service with officers set to depart April 16. Maj. Albert Kenner, awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, accompanies 18 officers. Lieut Col George Bartlett acts as liaison between American and French armies. The May 7 sailing from New York begins the Nebraska cohort's journey.
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Bodyguard
France
Albert Kenner
Medical Corps
George G. Bartlett
Infantry
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
New York
London Deb Parties Trim Down To Dodge Gate Crasher
Debutante gatherings in London this year will be smaller and more intimate to avoid gate crashers. Bright society balls with hundreds of guests yield to intimate events where attendees can dance with assurance no social outcasts attend.
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Associated Press
London
Wheeler Couple Tied to Standard Oil Company Note
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Wheeler of the Standard Oil Company are connected to a local context as the notice fragment ends with unclear details about their involvement. Further readable facts are not present to determine a full event or outcome.
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Jimmie Wheeler
The
Standard Oil Company
Newfoundland weighs Labrador sale price in round figure
Montreal Finance Minister Peter Cashin hinted Newfoundland would consider selling Labrador for about 500 million dollars. The proposal arises as officials discuss the island colony's future and property holdings. Multiple Am erillo residents are named in unrelated local notes and visits.
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Montreal
Newfoundland
Peter Cashin
Labrador
Social Calendar for Thursday 1926 Programs and Meetings
Social calendar lists Bridge Club at 1304 West Thirteenth Street and Pierian Junior Club at 2012 Monroe Street both at 3 o'clock. Shrine dance at Masonic Temple and Gamma Delphians at 7 45 o'clock. Queen Esther Club all day quilting at 801 Lamar Street. MacDowell Music Club at 700 Prospects 3 o'clock with assistants. Sunshine Child Study Club at J D Stoneham home 718 Washington Street 3 o'clock. Pierian Club at 2116 Van Buren Street 3 o'clock. L T D Club at 230 o'clock 12 South Florida Street. Circle No 6 Silver Tea at Polk Street Methodist Church 3 to 4 o'clock. Vinci Art Club at 109 Sunset 3 o'clock. First Baptist Class at 2400 Hughes Ri Covered dish luncheon.
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Bridge Club
Lindsay Smith
West Thirteenth Street
Pierian
Cornelius Gooch
Monroe Street
Shrine Dance
Masonic Temple
Gamma Delphians
Queen Esther Club
W. W. Spencer
Lamar Street
MacDowell Music Club
Polk Street
Methodist Church
A. F. Recoves
Sunset Terrace
di Vinci Art Club
F. E. Edwards
Sunset
First Baptist Church
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Ri
Home Color and Lux Powder Appeal in Ladies Page
An advice column urges wives to enhance home charm with bright color and notes Lux soap preserves color in fabrics. It argues color boosts appeal to husbands and touts Lux as essential for preserving whites and textures in household linens and curtains.
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Dorothy Drx
Turner Memorial Library Plan Honors Judge Thomas F Turner
A memorial library dedicated to political science and government honoring Judge Thomas F Turner is planned with community input and possible funding details to be announced. The project aims to preserve Turner’s legacy and provide public access to scholarly resources.
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Thomas F. Turner
Partly Solving Eight Year Old Death Mystery
Otto Sanhuber alias M Klein confessed to shooting Fred Oesterreich the wealthy garment maker in Los Angeles, revealing he hid in a secret house compartment for eleven months. Deputy D A Costello said the killing happened on August 22 1922 during a quarrel believed to threaten Mrs Oesterreich.
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Ea Associated Press
Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
M. Klein
Fred Oesterreich
Sanhuber
James Costello
Oesterreich
Rites Delayed for H. H. Hand at Canyon
Funeral services for H. H. Hand of Canyon, planned for today, postponed due to late relatives. Body remains in state at Griggs-Thompson Chapel as arrangements are finalized later in the week.
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H. H. Hand of
Canyon
Griggs-Thompson Chapel
Local Bar Association Forms Political Science Collection
Amarillo Bar Association establishes a political science collection at the Junior College. Judge Turner, longtime member and key organizer, led the effort before his death. The initial fund starts at $500 with ongoing donations from Judge W. E. Gee Perry 5. Pearson and C. B. Reeder as they aim to rival Austin’s collections.
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BAR Association
Amarillo Bar Association
Turner
Austin
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