Thirteenth Anniversary Dinner Brilliant Affair at Central Presbyterian
The Thirteenth Anniversary Dinner of the Seventh District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs was a brilliant event at the Central Presbyterian Church banquet hall with over 300 guests. The Oriental theme featured wisteria, cherry blossoms, and Chinese motifs as the program unfolded in costume including Madame Butterfly scenes, Japanese songs, and a humorous skit Looking Back 13 Years.
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Nual
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Central Presbyterian Church
E. C. Britain
Japan
Mickle
Maida
Margaret
Music Guild Recital Delights Pupils at The Gables
The Amarillo Music Teachers Guild held a Sunday afternoon recital for advanced pupils at The Gables 202 West Tenth Avenue. Performers included Barbara Ann Boxwell, Cecil John Womack, Jean Ellen Landrum, Mary Lee Cox and many others with teachers represented by the pupils.
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Amarillo
Juanita Henderson
Margaret Harris
Robert Axtell
Community club and church schedules fill Pierce Street area
Local notices list meetings and events across Glendoris and nearby streets. Hours span morning to evening with groups including Woman's Auxiliary St Andrew's Parish House and St Andrew's Episcopal Church, Potter County Library, and several bridge and club gatherings. Paris fashion note closes.
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Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Junior Library Opens to Public with Thursday Ceremony
The new children’s library will host a formal opening Thursday from 3 PM to 8 PM. Mrs J M O'Brien, president of the Advisory Board, will be hostess. The junior department moves downstairs to additional space, and a book shower by local clubs is planned.
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Potter County Library
Children’s Library
J. M. O’brien
Rge
Community school PTA discusses child training and officers
Mrs. Frank J. Storm presented a talk on Child Training at Wilson School PTA Tuesday afternoon. Miss Sara Miller and Miss Ruth Boaz led a pupil program. New officers for next season include Mrs. Brock as president and several vice presidents and secretaries. Mrs. Anna Ledford hosted the El Martes Sewing Club birthday celebration for president Mrs. Pierce. Field flowers trend noted in Paris fashion. Nurse Rose Radcliff leaves for Washington to attend the National Convention of Nurses.
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Parent- Teacher Association of the Wilson School
Frank J. Storm
Sara Miller
Ruth Boaz
W. L. Brock
B. G. Newberry
Hal Stack
J. R. Neece
A. F. Smith
Ledford
Anna Ledford
Taylor Street
el Martes Sewing Club
H. 8. Pierce
Kert
J. F. Archer
Myrtle Hanks
J. M. Wiley
W. L. Williford
C. L. Hunter
J. Laverty
Local club meetings and announcements from Amarillo area
Gatherings shift schedules for Get-together Club exes and wives rally at Drs Powers home, Palo Duro Chapter with Mrs Blackburn meets with Mrs Erschel Blackburn, and Amarillo Chapter of C C H A meets with Mrs E W Webster. Also doughnut sale by Sancy Home Demonstration Club and birth notice for Master Robert Marion Boone at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Aubrey Haynie
Johnson Street
Frank Haynes
North
Jackson Street
George and
Evelyn Powers
Polk Street
Home Demonstration Club of Sancy
M. A. Boone
Robert Marion Boone
Northwest Texas Hospital
Boone
Virginia Lynch
Bluebonnets Crown Central Presbyterian Luncheon Highlights
Bluebonnets from Brownwood graced luncheon tables at Central Presbyterian Church for the Seventh District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Texas Day Luncheon honoring Mrs. W. R. Arriett of Lamesa. About 300 guests attended with honors, maps as favors, and a program featuring Rev. R. Thomson, Edith Leenard Wells, A. D. Steed, W. E. Davis, J. L. Grubbs, Ewing Leach, Otis Trulove, Hall Axtell, and musical numbers.
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Brownwood
Central Presbyterian Church
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
W. R. Arriett
Lamesa
Lone Star State
Rev. R. Thomson
Edith Leenard Wells
A. D. Steed
David Guion
W. J. Marsh
W. E. Davis
Childress
Conservation
J. L. Grubbs
Ewing Leach
Pampa
Otis Trulove
Rose Jasper Nickell
Hall Axtell
Public Vote Chooses Paintings For State Convention
The Federation of Women's Clubs displays Texas artists at Central Presbyterian Church and invites votes to select canvasses for the Austin bound exhibit. Amarillo artists lead entries including Mrs. W. H. Lynn and Mrs. Darrel Jackson with several others from Wellington Dalhart Lub bock and Dallas. The five dollar prize went to Dupre School Lubbock entrants and a painting is donated by Mrs. C. E. Palmer Amarillo for best art report.
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Texas
Central Presbyterian Church
Federation of Women's Clubs
Austin
Amarillo
Wellington
Darrel
Lubbock
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Recital Friday by Amarillo Conservatory pianist Woodruff
Margaret Marie Woodruff, piano pupil of Ardath Johnson, presents a Friday evening recital at 8 15 with Katharyn Miller singing two song groups and Margaret Gulerie playing duo on second piano. Both Miller and Gulerie study under Margaret Keirsey Woodruff.
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Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Margaret Marie Woodruff
Ardath Johnson
Katharyn Miller
Margaret Gulerie
Miss Miller
Miss Gulekie
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff
A Lovely Party Frock For the Pisces
An Anne Adams pattern for a youth dress features a slim waist yoke youthful shoulders and back with fabrics like dimity lawn voile swiss or crepe silk. Pattern 1826 comes in sizes 8 through 18 with size 16 requiring 4 yards of 36 inch fabric and step by step instructions. The book and pattern together cost 25 cents. Orders go to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
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Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Maverick Boys Perform Skit for Jr. Woman's Club
Maverick Club boys directed by Emmett Gallo present a song and dance skit for the Junior Woman's Club study program at Mrs. Harris Kimbrough's home on Hayden Street. Cast includes Joe Green Jack Looley Billy Bob Tibbs Sonnyboy Pankratz Bobby McClendon and Jimmy Taylor. Refreshments follow for entertainers and club members including Mesdames Dick and Julian Bivins and many others.
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Maverick Club
Emmett Galloway
Harris Kimbrough
Hayden Street
Joe Green
Jack Looley
Billy Bob Tibbs
Sonnyboy Pankratz
Bobby McClendon
Jimmy Taylor
Mesdames Dick and
Julian Bivins
Gerald Blackburn
Jerry Briscoe
Bond Burgess
W. D. Burger
M. K. Collie
John Cowan
Joe D. Dooley
C. P. Elliott
W. W. Gibson
Neal Hail
George Ingham
Mack Nobles
Jack Rogers
Langley Rumph
Bond Tolbert
Arthur Ware
A. E. Winsett Waylon Stanley
Mary Swit
Memphis
Simon Lumpkin
Friendly Needle Club Meets Friday at 2 30
The Friendly Needle Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock with Mrs. Wesley Hullum at 411 West Eighth Avenue.
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Entre Nous Bridge Club
J. E. Conoley
West Thirteenth Avenue
Amarillo Chapteer
Amarillo
E. W. Webster
Virginia Street
The
Friendly Needle Club
Wesley Hullum
West Eighth Avenue
Leaf Green Cape Frames Parola In Spring Evening Wear
A young leaf green sheer tulle cape adds a springtime note to Daniele Parola’s evening costume. He pairs it with a Molyneux pale pink satin gown finished with a cluster of deep pink hollyhocks at the waist. The United States, Brazil and Mexico are the three most populous western hemisphere nations. A gas mask for housewives peels onions and dusts homes has been designed.
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Paris
Daniele Parola
Molyneux
United States
Brazil
Mexico
Philharmonic Club Enjoys Diverse Program At Mrs Holland Home
At 3911 West Sixth Avenue the Philharmonic Club met with Mrs B B Holland hosting. Mrs S J Cole led a program of Canadian, Australian, South American and Oriental music with performances by Mrs A L Ludden and Miss Margaret Harris, and guest artist Mrs W L Burns. A refreshment plate followed for numerous members and guests.
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B B. Holland
West Sixth Avenue
Mesdames
R. J. Moore
FE. B. Graham
Philharmonic Club
S. J. Cole
T. M. Caldwell
J. Cole
E. B. Graham
C. M. Holt
Ted Lokey
A. L. Ludden
R. C. Martini
A. D. Steed
W. B. Stevenson
Otis Trulove
George Vineyard
H. H. Warner
Joe L. Wells
Paul Womack
Howard Lauder
L. L. Travis
Paul Ed
Bok Singing Tower Earns Taj Mahal of America Label
The Bok Singing Tower at Mountain Lake Florida has been dubbed the Taj Mahal of America reflecting its famed architectural and cultural significance.
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Mountain Lake
Florida
America
Fugitives Capture After Gatesville Escape in Texas
Two escapees from Gatesville reformatory elude surrender and steal cars in Blue Ridge area. One, Bill Satterwhite of Whitney, is wounded in the hand and hip after refusing to surrender a rifle. Confed John Buchanan of Mexia aided the breakout. deputies and Gatesville officers pursue them.
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Gatesville Reformatory
Bill Satterwhite
Whitney
John Buchanan
Mexia
Blue Ridge
Bledsoe
Shinery
Gatesville
Westbrook Predicts Legislature May Be Called
Col. Lawrence Westbrook, aide to Harry Hopkins, said Texas may need a special session to issue more relief bonds. He warned the $4,000,000 1924 issue may not last until 1925 and praised state relief director Marie Dresden for earning Hopkins's confidence.
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Dallas
Lawrence Westbrook
Harry L. Hopkins
Texas
Westbrook
Marie Dresden
Hopkins
Two men face trial for assault to murder Panas
In Houston on April 18 a preliminary hearing is set for two men charged with assault to murder B. P. Panas a contractor and publisher of the Texas World Weekly. Panas was cut six times on the head in a downtown street fight yesterday.
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U.P
B. P. Panas
Texas World Weekly
Panas
President Tyler’s Large Family Revealed
John Tyler held the record for the largest U S presidential family with 14 children from two marriages.
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John Tyler
Sheriff Attends Northern Texas Oklahoma Sheriffs Meet
Sheriff Bill Adams is in Childress for the Northern Texas and Southern Oklahoma Convention of Sheriffs. He is scheduled to respond to the welcome Tuesday. The convention adjourns today. The note recalls Hernando de Soto, the Mississippi River discoverer, buried in its waters.
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Bill Adams
Texas
Oklahoma
Convention of Sheriffs
Sheriff Adams
Hernando de Soto
West Texas Chamber of Commerce drive reaches 100 percent
J. M. Jim Williams reports Panhandle cities like Friona and Groom hit 100 percent membership with several others near full. Williams, WTCC campaign director for North Texas, says quotas will rise soon as more write in.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
J. M
Jim” Williams
Mr. Williams
WTCC
North Texas
Friona and Groom
Black-Draught Powers Relief for Constipation
An elderly Rome Kentucky man praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable vegetable laxative used for forty years. He takes it when bilious or dizzy to relieve symptoms and keep a supply at home for prompt relief at first constipation signs.
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Thedford
W. J. Vanover
Rome
Folger Coffee Economy Test Promotes Rich Flavor
An ad invites readers to try Folger's with four tenths less coffee to prove a richer cup. It explains mountain grown Central American coffees and premium quality justify a slight per pound cost, urging readers to ask grocers for Folger's and test the economy claim.
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Central America
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