Pneumonia Fatal To Amarillo Girl
Dorothy Estelle Forson 11 died at a local hospital from pneumonia after a brief illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs W O Forson a sister and a brother. A pupil at Sanborn School she belonged to the Security Benefit Association of juveniles. Funeral arrangements being handled by N B Griggs Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Estelle Forson
W. O. Forson
Sixteenth Avenue
W. O. Forson, Jr
Lessie Louise Forson
Sanborn School
Security Benefit Association of Juveniles
Forson
Santa Fe Railroad
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Athens Boy Finds Nickel Inside Egg At School
In Athens on April 16 a grade school pupil, Linton Tucker, bit into a hard boiled egg brought for lunch and found a nickel inside. Teachers and students testified the shell had not been broken before the bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U.P
Linton Tucker
Committees Named for Amarillo Garden Club
Committee chairmen for the Amarillo Garden Club were announced at a meeting at Mrs. C. H. Mason’s home. Officers include public relations Mrs. C. B. Reeder and Louise Evans, roses Mrs. Larney Barnes, scrapbook Mrs. J L. Herndon, conservation Mrs. James O. Gulerie, exchange Mrs. John E. Rowland, exhibits Mrs. P. J. Wooldridge, membership Mrs. C. M. Holt. The next meeting is the second Wednesday in May at Mrs. Allen Early’s home, with a tulip care demonstration by Mrs. John Maynard. Membership open to all garden lovers. dues reduced to 50 cents yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Allen
Harrison Street
John Maynard
Sildes
C. M. Holt
Mrs Avriett to Be Guest Here Tonight
Mrs Avriett of Lames, president of the Seventh District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, will visit tonight as guest of Mrs Fish district VP. An informal gathering of federated club women is set for tonight at Mrs Fishs home 1405 Harrison Street at six oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Avriett of
Lames
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
8. FE. Fish
Federated Club
Pain relief tablets praised by Mrs Heiser in Philadelphia
Mrs Gertrude Heiser of 1002 West Huntingdon Street Philadelphia reports monthly pain relief after using the tablets. She notes significant relief from periodic pain and discomfort and mentions a chocolate coated form available at all drug stores with a trial size of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Heiser
Huntingdon St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Federated Club Women Meet and Schedule Activities Tonight
A collection of club gatherings listed for Friday evening includes Seda at 8 oclock at Mrs 8 FE Fish 1405 Harrison Street and Odette Bridge Club at 8 oclock for members and husbands led by Mrs BE Fields 720 1 2 West Twentieth Ave. Several other groups meet at various times including Vota Vita Class First Baptist Church 730, Child Study Club 3, Amarillo Circle of C C L A 230, Palo Duro Chapter C C L A 4, and more with details of hosts and addresses. A few groups are postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odette Bridge Club
BE. W. Fields
West Twentieth Avenue
English Architecture Discussed for Club
Special interest weekly program on English Architecture given for the Tuesday Study Club at the home of Mrs. J. E. Hill 1900 Harrison Street Mesdames Jay Laverty F M Mirick and W P Strickland hosted Talks and vivid descriptions of English architecture by Mesdames M L Taylor J W Stewart M H Mohler George H Maroney and W H Place Mrs Hill and Mrs Place presided at an artistically arranged lace covered table Easter motif evident in refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hill
Harrison Street
Mesdames Jay Laverty
F. M. Mirick
W. P. Strickland
M. L. Taylor
J. W. Stewart
M. H. Mohler
George H. Maroney
W. H. Place
P. E. O. Chapter Presents Music Lesson Program
The P. E. O. Chapter B of P. F. O. met at Mrs. H. B. Lautz’s home to hear “Music Yesterday and Today.” Be ckie Reeder Arnold performed Chopin and Rachmaninoff pieces while Christian Thaulow spoke on the music's development. Mrs. Foster chaired the business session with Mrs Neely reporting on the recent New Mexico State P. F. O. Convention in Clovis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lautz
Harrison Street
R. A. Duncan
L. V. Cradit
H. T. Neely
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Rachmaninoff
Christian Thaulow
FE. H. Foster
River Road Club Plans Spring Style Display and Events
River Road Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. E F Webb's home to discuss spring styles with emphasis on collars sleeves and accessories. Mrs Bob J Johnson promoted market growth and an anniversary celebration at Municipal Auditorium with gifts for all customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
River Road
EF. J. Webb
Bob J. Johnson
D. M. Murchison
Nancy Williams
R. S. Connellee
W. B. Robinson
H. M. Butts
Mesdames
R.S. Connellee
J. B. Diggs
R. I. Killough
Harry Hill
Bob Johnson
W. J. Fulton
M. B. Mobberly
FE. F. Hall
E. J. Webb
Amarillo Bird Club elects officers for year
Mrs G L Kirven was named head of the Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Bird Club for another year at the Tuesday meeting at Mrs E E Sims home. Mrs J H Blake was re elected corresponding secretary. New officers include Mrs J F Claybrook vice president Mrs G C Fider treasurer and Mrs C H Van Fleet corresponding secretary. Three new members were voted in Mrs B D Williams Mrs Art Young and Mrs Carrie Hammer. Elder led the program with topics by Mrs E T McBride and Mrs Blake followed by a round table discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Kirven
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
E. E. Sims
J. H. Blake
J .F. Claybrook
G. C. Fider
C. H. van Fleet
B. D. Williams
Art Young
Carrie Hammer
Ricb Gas
Elder
E. T. McBride
Blake
Bivins P T A hears talk by Mrs Griggs president
Mrs. J. E. Griggs, president of the Eighth District Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, spoke at the Bivins P T A meeting held Tuesday afternoon in the school building. Anne Emery read, spring songs were sung by fifth and sixth graders, and Robert Emery played a piano piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Griggs
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
Glen Bowen
Anne Emery
Robert Emery
Easter Sunrise Service and Play at First Christian
The Congenial Couples Class of the First Christian Church will host a sunrise Easter service at 7 at the Fellowship Hall. A performance of Joseph of Arimathea will be staged by class members followed by coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Joseph of
Arimathea
Pansy Quilt Pattern 5264 for applique flowers
The Pansy motif quilt pattern 5264 offers an easy applique project with a single floral patch and outline stitched petals. Use varying colors from scraps or keep one material, and apply the design to pillows scarves and bedside pieces. The pattern includes a Block Chart finished block illustration yardage steps and color schemes. Send 10 cents to Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY to obtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
My Beauty Hint By Patricia Harper Exercise
Patricia Harper presents a tip to tighten the abdomen by a back chair routine. She instructs hooking toes under a desk and bending over backwards until the head touches the floor for a stretch and brace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Harper
Flah
Jess
Easter Dance Planned at Amarillo Country Club
Plans near completion for the annual Easter dance at Amarillo Country Club to be held Saturday night at the club house. Ned Bradley and his Varsity Band from Lubbock will provide music while Z T Hoehn chairs the entertainment committee and a list of members includes Greenhill Gooch Butler Britain Woods Hagg Fain and Stinnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Ned Bradley
Lubbock
Z. T. Hoehn
B. FE. Greenhill
H. B. Gooch
F. M. Butler
B. M. Britain
G. A. Woods
Lawrence Hagg
John C. Fain
Beaumont Stinnett
No metals found after long Los Angeles aqueduct tunnel work
About 60 miles of tunnels have been driven in the Los Angeles aqueduct project through the area known as gold country with no trace of precious metals detected.
Blakney-Forrester Marriage Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Doris Blakney and L. P. Forrester. Both Amarillo College students wed in Granfield Oklahoma on January 4 after Christmas break. Doris is daughter of Mrs. H. E. Blakney of Strawn and niece of Mrs. D. F. Wadley. she attended Strawn High School and belonged to Balladettes and Kappa Delta Chi. L. P. Forrester, son of Mrs. A. M. Magee of Big Springs, will graduate from Amarillo College this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Blakney
L. P. Forrester
Amarillo College
Granfield
Okla
H. E. Blakney
Strawn
D. F. Wadley
Hayden Street
Strawn High School
Balladettes
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority
A. M. Magee
Big Springs
Cotton Plight Laid to Taxes in New England
New England textile makers blame tax burdens for industry woes. A council survey of 87 textile firms across 105 mills employing 73,505 workers cites rising state and local taxes, alongside overproduction and competition factors, as key causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
New England Council
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Frank W. Dunham
Fall River
Wallace
New Hampshire
32 Work Projects Slated at Austin
Texas Relief Commission engineers announced 32 new work projects to aid 833 persons at a total cost of 50 782 dollars. Projects include Bowie County school repairs costing 8 078 dollars for 87 men Parker County city street improvements 3 840 dollars for 80 men Red River road drainage school ground and sewerage work 14 892 dollars for 292 men and Shelby county road improvements and courthouse repairs 5 620 dollars for 64 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Texas Relief Commission
Bowie County
Parker County
Red River
Shelby
Maine and Massachusetts tax concerns prompt study demand
Massachusetts manufacturers decry a double tax amid the push to eliminate the state stock in process tax while Maine mill owners seek a comprehensive study of Maine tax burden versus other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Maine
Easter Breakfast at Rose Bowl Tea Room
Easter breakfast will be served at the Rose Bowl Junior Welfare Landrye tea room at 410 Polk Street on Sunday morning from 8 30 until 10. Reservations should be made by calling the Rose Bowl, phone 6103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl
Junior Welfare Landrye
Polk Street
7500 Pounds Seed Stolen on Plains
Police report a burglary last night as 7500 pounds of Sudan grass seed were stolen from a Brown field grain house. Seed sacks bore cotton seed markings and a cow head emblem. a truck with dual rear wheels was the only other detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Vernon
Tip Hughes Walks 80 Miles Weekly to School
Tip Hughes, a Stillwell High School sophomore in Oklahoma, travels eighty miles each week to attend classes and posted a perfect attendance record for the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip” Hughes
Stillwell, Okla
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Garden Club
Mrs. Avriett
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Laverty
Kolb Cihlame
Seda
Erdas
All Federated Club
FE. Fish
First Baptist Church
Marguerite van Fleet
Jackson Street
Mre. GA
Sahli
Arch Road
Amarillo Circle
C.C.L. A
Twentieth Century Club
Child Welfare Club
Palo Duro
William Frost
Tyler Street
Woman's Council of
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Chatter Box Club
Mrs. St. Pierce
Houston Street
Les Temps Study Club
James L. Farwell
West
Gertrude Pendergraft
The
Graduate Nurses Association
Marcella Shields
Fillmore Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
C. B. Farmer
Bowie Street
J. A. Ashford
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Durkee’s
Hershey’s
Great West
River Road Club
Bird Club
Bivins
Mrs. Griggs
Canyon
First Baptist Church of
Line Avenue Baptist Church
Albce
Blakney-Forrester
Salta
Kruschen
Miss D. Gallagher
Ozone Park
L. J
NEW England Manufacturers Council
Narlzon
Polk ST
Narizon
A. Ashford
San Jo To Methodist Church
Guy Ballard
Frigbee
Bene of
Ars A . Wolflin
Blue Bonnet Needle
Kalapana
Hawaii
Petter Insulation
Val
Morrow - Thomas Hardware Co
Amarillo Furniture Co
Sears Roebuck and Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Palo Duro Furniture Co
Amarillo Hardware Co
Williams Hardware Co
Amarillo Gas Company
Taylor
Phine 430
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