Circle No. 2 Hosts West Amarillo Church Meeting
Mrs. W. L. Sloan hosted Circle No. 2 of the West Amarillo Christian church with 21 attendees. New members Mrs. G. C. Schurman and Mrs. R. E. Allen joined. special guests included Mrs. L. M. Teed and Miss Myrtle Mae Wheeler. A food sale was set for April 20 at Pigely Wiggly at Line and Maryland. The circle time was moved to 2:30. Mrs. Gilbert Davidson led the Bible study. A. J. Stinson covered two World Call topics. The circle plans to meet next Wednesday at Mrs. Stinsons, 817 Kentucky Street.
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W. L. Sloan
Circle No. 2
West Amarillo Christian Church
G. C. Schurman
R. E. Allen
L. M. Teed
Myrtle Mae Wheeler
Pigely Wiggly
Line
Maryland Street
Gilbert Davidson
A. J. Stinson
China
Kentucky Street
Primary Law Change Engineered By Woman
Mrs. Frederic A. Ogg wife of the UW political science head led a drive for permanent voter registration in Wisconsin. As Madison league of women voters president she worked with Joseph P. Harris to draft the bill through hearings to passage. She then pushed a secondary measure to move the fall primary date to the third Tuesday in September.
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Asociated
Madison
Wis
Frederic A. Ogg
Department of Political Science
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Will Have Rummage Sale by Woman's Benefit Association
The Woman's Benefit Association will hold a rummage sale tomorrow at 119 East Fourth Street.
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Woman's Benefit Association
East Fourth Street
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Recitals
Social Calendar lists A A U W and Women's Club meetings at 2 15, Llano Estacado Chapter D A R at 3, Helen Siite violin pupils recital at College of Music, Twelve and One Bridge Club at Mrs Hetrick home, A A A W Educational Group at Women's Club rooms 2 15, W E A Rammage Sale at 119 East Fourth Street.
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Llano Estacado
Helen M. Siite
College of Music
C. A. Hetrick
City
A. A. A. W. Educational Group
W. E. A. Rammage Sale
East Fourth Street
Peplums Reemerge With Bias Draperies In Fashion
Fashion notes point to peplums gaining popularity as bias draperies merge with uneven hemlines. A sample shows a printed chiffon dance dress by Doeuillet- Doucet, highlighting dramatic hips and pinched waist. JOAN.
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Paris
Doeuillet- Doucet
Joan
T. E. L. Class Meeting At First Baptist Church
The T. E. L. class at the First Baptist Church will meet Sunday at 9:45 AM. Miss Dorothy Baker will sing a solo with Mrs. Dr. G. Norman as accompanist. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
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First Baptist Church
Dorothy Baker
Dr. G. Norman
Borger News Roundup Brief Items
Edward Thomas heads to Crane for a permanent posting. Mr and Mrs G A Demic announce a baby son born April 6. Sally Morgan travels to Panhandle and Borger on business. Bob Walker and Elmer Slough head to Morman Oklahoma for the weekend. Mrs O W Fullington joins Jackmans millinery. Pearl Crow at J C Penney improving after surgery at St Anthony Hospital. Mr and Mrs G A Renfro announce a baby daughter born April 6. Doss McDavid returns from Galveston after weeks away.
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Edward Thomas
Borger
Crane
G. A. Demic
Florida Avenue
Sally Morgan
Panhandle and
Bob Walker
Fountain Works
Elmer Slough
Morman
Oklahoma
O. W. Fullington
Lois Walton
Jackman's
Pearl Crow
J. C. Penney Company
St. Anthony Hospital
G. A. Renfro
April
Doss McDavid
Galveston
Mrs Harrington to Present Pupils in Recital at Home
Mrs D S Harrington will present her piano and expression pupils in recital at her home 1013 Pierce Street tomorrow evening at 7 30 o'clock. Mrs Chester Floyd will whistle a solo and Mrs Margaret Jones will play one of Mrs Harringtons compositions. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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D. S. Harrington
Pierce Street
Chester Floyd
Margaret Jones
Harrington
East Algeria Tribal Law Modernized
Paris reports French colonial authorities started modernizing Kabyle tribes in Eastern Algeria with new marriage laws to prevent women from being sold or bartered. The move addresses long standing family traditions where women were treated as property, risking clashes with magistracy.
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United Press
Paris
Algeria
French Rules Change Marriage Age in Kabyle Regions
The article discusses traditional auctions of daughters for marriage with girls as young as 14, noting French efforts to raise the marriageable age to eighteen or fifteen, and that marriages now require magistrate registration to avoid selling. It warns of fines and imprisonment for violations amid colonial policing.
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Barthou and
Tardieu
Fire damages garage and servant house in Havana area
Fire Chief orders investigation after a Thursday night blaze caused about 300 dollars in damage to the garage and servant house of T. L. Shurtlet. Neighbors suspect incendiary origin, with many victims leading to belief a firebug is at work. Also notes Cuba to sell 150000 tons of sugar to China and a Fascist party credential suspension in Pavia after a gambling raid.
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Rod Gambrell
T. L. Shurtlet
Pyromaniac Believed Behind Dallas Fires
Dallas fire officials believe a pyromaniac is at work in Dallas area after a string of small fires in recent weeks. Authorities say the incidents, concentrated in a small district, are linked by pattern and timing.
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Dallas
Texas
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