Brummett Re elected Leader Of La Costura Club
Mrs C J Brummett was reelected president of La Costura Club and Mrs R L Allen vice president at the annual meeting held at Mrs M W Lemons 2710 Polk Street New officers were selected including Mrs C A Robertson secretary Mrs P W Armstrong treasurer and Mrs Frank Satterfield reporter The event featured sewing and conversation with refreshments served to members and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Brummett
la Costura Club
R. L. Allen
M. W. Lemons
Polk Street
C. A. Robertson
P. W. Armstrong
Treasurrer
Frank Satterfield
Mesdames PW
Armstrong
R. TL. Allen
Walter Blackburn
F.C. Britain
C. J Brummett
J. W. Burks
T. W. Cotten
J. B. Dickson
Ida J. Filiott
M. C. Hancock
C. 8. Hatchett
R. G. Piiler
J . Scott
Lester Stone
8. P Vineyard
Community clubs and events listed for Amarillo area meet Friday
A lengthy notice lists multiple clubs and activities across Amarillo including Unity Study Club at 1800 Taylor Street and 745 o'clock, PRIDAY Patrons Club at Amarillo College auditorium, and Junior Child Study Club hosted by Mrs. T G Hull at 404 North Fairmont Street. The schedule features bridge clubs, study circles, a fellowship banquet, radio program, soap demonstration, and a musical at the Musical Arts Conservatory Playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
T. G. Hull
North Fairmont Street
Charles M. Rogers
Hull Installed as President of San Jacinto PTA
Mrs. T. G. Hull was installed president of the San Jacinto School Parent-Teacher Association at Tuesday’s meeting in the school auditorium. Officers include Mrs Frank Adkisson and Mrs Clyde Bradford as vice presidents, Mrs J. L. Lewis secretary, Mrs B. F. Pulletton treasurer, with Mrs Joe Cantrell publicity chair and Miss Nettie Crane historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Q. Hull
San Jacinto
Schol Auditorium
Frank Adkisson
Clyde Bradford
Earl Crist
J. L. Lewis
B. F. Pulletton
Joe Cantrell
Ola Nance
Nettie Crane
Hazel Kelly
Zola Turner
DeMolays to Attend Picnic in Amarillo Chapter Event
Members of the Amarillo Chapter Order of DeMolay and their dates will be entertained with a Sunday picnic. Those planning to attend are asked to make reservations with officers of the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of
Gossipers Promotes Kruschen Fat Loss Pill Promise
An ad claims Mrs Naomi McKay lost 15 pounds in eight months using Kruschen Salts and asserts millions could shed fat quickly. It argues gossipers mislead about safe weight loss and offers a money back guarantee with a half teaspoon daily in hot water, lemon juice optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi McKay
Lave Stevens
Mich
Post Office Drug Co
Christian Thaulow Speaks On Musical Evolution At Auxiliary
Christian Thaulow spoke at St Andrews Episcopal Church on the evolution of musical instruments from ancient reed pipes to modern pipe organs. He shared experiences with foreign composers and orchestra directing, noting classical and contemporary music and inviting members to future talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Thaulow
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Twenty Five Nominated for Amarillo Chamber Directors
Twenty five men were nominated to serve as Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors for the upcoming fiscal year with city wide elections set for May 11. Ten will join the existing 15 directors. Named nominees include Chancelor Weymouth G K Richardson Charles Ware Roy Cullum Robert H Epperson and others. Judges for the election are W Gibson George S Vineyard and Dorsey Smith. The nominating committee included Gene A Howe as chairman along with H W Galbraith HM Russell and A E Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
W. Gibson
George S. Vineyard
Dorsey Smith
Gene A. Howe
H. W. Galbraith
HM. M. Russell
A. E. Meyer
W. H. Brymer
Waco Picked To Host Lumbermen's Meet In 1936
G H Zimmerman of Waco was elected president of the Lumbermen's Association of Texas at its 49th annual convention. Waco was chosen as the 1936 convention city with about 1400 delegates attending. Other officers elected include P E Turner of Houston first vice president Joe Stein of Fredericksburg second vice president and Abe Gores of Waco third vice president. Existing officers Thomas C Spencer and R G Hyett were re elected along with Jack C Dionne John C Ray and Webster McEvoy in other posts. The group will mark its golden anniversary in 1936.
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Houston
G. H Zimmerman
Waco
Lumbermen’s Association of Texas
San Jacinto Battlegrounds
P. E. Turner
Joe Stein
Fredericksburg
Abe Gores
Thomas C. Spencer
R. G. Hyett
Jack C. Dionne
John C. Ray
Webster McEvoy
Hot Check Writers Face New Punishment Bill
The Texas House sent a bill to the Senate to punish hot check writers. Prosecutors say they are used as collection agents and charges are dropped when funds arrive. The bill requires five days after notice to cover a bad check. after that it becomes a misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Senate
House of Representatives
Offer to Sell Old Right-of-Way in Dallas County
A proposal to purchase 84.68 acres of abandoned right of way from the Northern Texas Traction Company for 9700 dollars was announced. Dallas County Commissioners VanderVort Field and Singleton supported the buy for future road building, noting Dallas has already paid 5200 dollars for 26 acres inside the city.
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Dallas
UPH
A. F. Townsend
Northern Texas Traction Company
Ed Vandervort
Tom Field
Vernon D. Singleton
Mrs Carmen Dyche to Visit Lodge
Mrs Carmen Dyche of Las Vegas New Mexico grand instructor of the Red Carnation Lodge will visit Amarillo lodge Friday. An all day meeting begins at 9 30 o clock at the I O O F Hall a covered dish luncheon will be served at noon and the annual Inspection will be held all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
Carmen Dyche
Las Vegas
N. M
Amarillo Lodge
Nervous Exhaustion Advised Remedy Turns Sleep Around
Mrs Emma G Batchelder of 42 Heard St Chelsea Massachusetts reports relief from nerves after using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. She says it calmed her sleepless nights and improved life at home as her husband, an engineer, needs rest. Get a chore from your druggist NOW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma G. Batchelder
St. Chelsea
Massachusetts
Treasury position in Washington on April 9
The Treasury reports receipts of 29.62 million dollars and expenditures of 26.47 million, yielding a balance of 2.464 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 10.75 million. For the fiscal year since July 1 receipts reach 2.972 billion while expenditures hit 5.224 billion, including 2.676 billion of emergency spending, leaving an excess of 2.252 billion. Gold assets stand at 8.607 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Rangers Ordered to Probe Corpus Christi Election Irregularities
Texas rangers were ordered to investigate alleged irregularities in last week’s Corpus Christi city election. Adjutant General Carl Nesbitt authorized the inquiry after residents’ requests and reports of irregularities. Rangers arrived days before and on election day amid tensions and a prior fight between Ranger Al Allee and local political leader Maxwell Dunne. No disturbances were reported on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Texas Rangers
Carl Nesbitt
al Allee
Maxwell Dunne
Nesbitt
Rangers
Scouts Field Day Postponed To May 10 11
The Amarillo area Boy Scouts postpone their sixth annual field day for a week due to school conflicts. The two day meet will be at the Tri State Fairgrounds on May 10 and 11 with about 600 scouts expected from Oldham Randall Potter Moore and Armstrong counties. C T Crowe and Sturge Darling supervise the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tri- State Fairgrounds
Marvin J. Paul
Oldham
Randall
Potter
Moore
Armstrong
C. T. Crowe
Sturge Darling
Texas Senate OKs license bill for auto drivers
Texas lawmakers moved closer to a driver license system. The bill, approved by the Senate highways committee, would issue licenses via tax assessors in small counties and patrol chiefs in larger ones. Forfeiture rules include negligent homicide, hit and run, multiple traffic violations, or two aggravated assault convictions, with revocation for one or two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Texas
Senate Committee On Highways and
House
Otis Dunagan
Highway Patrol
Alsup Faces Term In Death Of Girl
Levelland, April 11. Ben C. Alsup faced a 14 year penitentiary sentence for the death of his daughter Martha on Christmas night. A jury convicted after four hours deliberation. Alsup claimed an accidental shotgun discharge killed the child. Judge Homer L. Pharr planned to sentence him Saturday. Defense planned a motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Ben C. Alsup
Martha
Alsup
Homer L. Pharr
Magnolia Summer Campaign Started in Dallas
Field service men of Magnolia Petroleum Company departed Dallas to support dealers and station men in the new Summer-ize program. The initiative introduces the improved Summer Mobil Oil as part of Magnolia’s spring campaign to enhance service at stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Magnolia
Third revocation would be permanent under new rule
The document states that the third revocation would be permanent and that the license fee was set at 25 cents for three years.
Seven step Magno lia service boosts summer drive
The Clearosol Prot ea Magnolia program at Magno lia Institute offers seven operations including draining and refilling with summer lubricants and a full radiator and battery check. Separately a growing alfalfa plant uses 500 to 750 pounds of water to produce one pound of dry hay.
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Magnolia
Magnolia Institute
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A. A. Henneman
Hayden Street
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Herring Hotel & O'Clock
Priday
Amarillo College
Orlock
Travel Study Club
Mrs. C.F. Crownover
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. F. Keirsey
Hughes Street
San Jacinto Methodist Church
T. F
First Baptist Church
Chatter Box Bridge Club
P. D. Gross, Jr
Arthur Street
Ady and Soncy Schools
Shelton
First Christian Church
Guy Smyt
Pierce Street
Nat
Clifford McMurtry
West Twelfth Avenue
Christian Church
Forest Hill
Musical Arts Conservatory of
West Texas
Harrison Street
White & Kirk
Conservatory
Musical Arta Conservatory of West Texas
Betty Lou Pike
Joan Robertson
Emily Ann Emery
Don Marsalis
Ida Bell Armstrong
Billy Anderson
Grace Elaine Puckett
Sally Groman
Emma Jean Mead
John Lawrence Miller
Mary Kruser
Grace McAfee
Margaret K. Woodruff
Katharyn Miller
Suranne Dyer
Dan Higgins
Lucille Stubstad
Lois Stubstad
Madalyn Castillo
Frances Gifford
Elizabeth Miller
Lucille Palmer
Margaret Woodruff
Azalia Burnett
Evelyn Wallace
Lloyd Snyder
Muale
Affai
Bea
Tommy Clapton
Leroy Byrd
Harrell Canon
J.C. D
Max Zweig
Charles Fyfe
John Peterson
Bryce Beard
Bill Kenyon
Carl Hill
Horace Kendrick
Dan Lane
Bob Wells
Jack Richards
Eben Warner
Jim Leveritt
Jim Sanders
Dudley Caldwell
Nard Carzell
Barney Ogle
James Dailey
Rex Sanders
Bud Mandell
Ed Mims
Bill Livingston
Alfred Glenn
J. L. Carter
Eugene Coan
Verne Gordon
Charles Robertson
W. L. Powell
Joe White
Gillettes
Linger Longer
R. M. Gillette
Edward Watson
J. O. Dumas
W. Y. Miller
Messrs
Q. W. Croom
King
Roy Victor
W. V. Miller
American Association of University
Blackstone Hotel
Earle N. Armstrong
Tony Latinis
H. B Smith
Sanborn School
Academy
Louis H. Bussey
Martha Bernhardt
Academy of Music and Art
Miss Bernhardt
C. KE. Crownover
Polk Stret
Floyd Studer
Canyon
Potter County
West Texas State Teachers College
Forest Hill Club
Nathan Martin Frida
C. C
Bill
Mrs. Batchelder
Lydia F. Pinkham
Clearosol
Schilling
Yur Nonitie
Rinson
America
Philco
Allo
Vatio
New Philcos
Liberal
Nunn Electric CO
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