Business Women Close National Club Week Observance
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club in Amarillo observed National Club Week with an education day including a luncheon at First Baptist church hosted by Mrs. Erma Griggs Mrs. Polly Ward Mrs. A B Morton and Mrs. Naomi Trowbridge. A dinner and program at the Amarillo Athletic club will close the observance with delegates from Panhandle towns present.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Erma Griggs
Polly Ward
A. B. Morton
Naomi Trowbridge
Maude McClung
Bertie Warren
Evelyn Walker
Ruth Robbin
Fern Tolleson
J. M. Delzell
Amarillo Athletic Club
Panhandle
Elizabeth Nixson
Reading
Mrs. Fisher
Dalhart Club
Plainview Club
Ouida Mae Youngblood
Yachting Sets Tone for Sportswear This Summer
Paris fashion editors report yachting dominates elite style this year. White and blue outfits lead beach resort wear with navy insignia touches, sailor caps, and three piece beach suits replacing simpler one piece ensembles.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mana
Social Calendar Sets Busy Evening Across City
The Twenty First Century club Mrs A T Biggers hosts at 3001 Harrison at 2 30. Beta Delphians led by Mrs B O Taylor at 1901 Van Buren. Junior Child Study with Mrs S B Christian at 1218 West Tenth at 3. Gamma Delphians meet 7 45 in Women s club rooms. Child Study party honoring husbands at 1720 Jackson hosted by Mr and Mrs C H Dickson at 8. Amoma class at First Baptist church hosts Progressive dinner Group Three with all members urged to attend 6 30. Woman s club with Mrs B T Ware at 1010 Polk at 3. Swastika club led by Mrs Jack Brown at 912 South Carolina 2 30. 1925 Bridge club with Mrs R J Moore at 115 West Fifth at 3. Les Temps club with Mrs Horace Jones at 408 Sunset Road at 3. An ad promotes Black and White Cleansing Cream beauty products priced 25c and 50c.
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Twentieth Century Club
A. T. Biggers
Harrison Street
Beta Delphians
B. O. Taylor
van Buren Street
S. B. Christian
West Tenth Street
Gamma Delphians
C. H. Dickson
Jackson Street
First Baptist Church
Woman's Club
B. T. Ware
Polk Street
Jack Brown
South Carolina
Bridge Club
R. J. Moore
West Fifth Street
Les Temps Club
Horace Jones
Sunset Road
Pie Supper To Be Given This Evening
The East Side Tenth Street Methodist church hosts a pie supper this evening at 7 30. All candidates for office and Colonel Tack are invited, along with the public, and proceeds go to the church building fund.
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Tenth Street Methodist Church
Tack
Miss Ouida Youngblood Hosted Spring Bridge Party
Miss Ouida Youngblood of Plainview arrived as guest of Miss Ercell Blakley at 1014 South Carolina for a bridge party with intimate friends. Miss Katherine Metcalf won high score in auction bridge. Miss Frankie Gober took low. A refreshment course followed. attendees included Miss Quida Youngblood and the listed guests and couples.
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Ouida Youngblood
Plainview
Ercell Blakley
South Carolina Street
Miss Blakley
Katherine Metcalf
Frankie Gober
Quida Youngblood
Lois Tolleson
Frankis Gober
Gertrude Timon
Elizabeth Shikany
Rose Shikany
Jack Eldridge
8. W. Weinberger
P. N. Buthker
U. L. Gordon
A. McDandiel
Cc. R. Clayton
Willing Workers Sunday School Party Hosts Tonight
The Willing Workers class at West Amarillo Christian Church will be entertained by Mr and Mrs N N Thomas at 125 West Third Street Roberts Place this evening at 7:30. Easter contest results led to the boys hosting and all members are urged to attend.
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Willing Workers
West Amarillo
Hillcrest Club Dance Planned for Saturday Night
Hillcrest Country club members and guests are invited to a Saturday evening dance starting at 9 30 with a good orchestra providing the music. The event is hosted for the club members.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Circle One With Mrs. E Rollins in West Amarillo
Mrs. E Rollins hosts Circle One in Amarillo at the West church gathering. Community members join for a social meet and discussion in the religious group.
Home Hints club gathers for afternoon lesson
Yesterday afternoon at 911 North Florida Street Mrs J F Marvin led an interesting lesson with Mrs Vivian Bradbury in charge of the world craft. During the social hour dainty refreshments were served and Miss Rose Ford was a special guest. twelve members attended.
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North Florida Street
J. F. Marvin
Vivian Bradbury
Circle One Food Sale at Clarence Saunders Store
West Amarillo Christian church circle one holds a food sale Saturday at the Clarence Saunders store in San Jacinto. Members unable to pick up at the store early may call 2-3047 or 7456 for food collection.
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Amarillo
Mooseheart Legion Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
Women of Mooseheart Legion will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Boynton at 608 North Lincoln Street at 2 30.
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Mooseheart Legion
Allenrhu Number 2 Promises Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Advertisement claims the little green capsule Allenrhu Number 2 cures rheumatic pain by reducing swelling and tenderness. It instructs one capsule per hour for ten hours then continuing as directed, with a price of 36 capsules for $1.00 and mail order availability through Fox Drug Co.
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Fox Drug Co
America
Circle Two of West Amarillo Christian Meets at Mrs White’s
Mrs T Dysart led the lesson for Circle Number Two yesterday afternoon at 308 Carolina Street with members present. World Cry topic was given by Mrs Nola Vandersall. Social hour followed with special guests Mrs W L Dallas and Mrs M Coleman.
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T. 8. Dysart
Circle Number Two
West
Mrs. FE. T. Putnam Improves After Illness Near Lubbock
Mrs. FE. T. Putnam of 303 Alabama Street, seriously ill for three weeks, shows improvement and plans to travel to Lubbock and other southern points for health. Others note local health updates including flu confinements and recoveries.
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FE. T. Putnam
Alabama Street
Lubbock
Lester Hartman
Federal Clothing Store
School Professor At Lockhart Dies
Lockhart Texas April 19 William D Notley 45 superintendent of Lockhart Public Schools died here from influenza while working with the Business Men association for three days Mrs D W Moore of Joplin Missouri formerly Amarillo arrived in the city for a visit with her mother. Mr and Mrs I W Mitchell of 700 A North Buchanan Street announce birth of a baby son on April 10. Edna Bearl Northen returned from Fort Worth where she had visited relatives. Alice Jones returns to work at Federal Clothing store after illness.
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Officer Cain
Lillian Weatherford
White & Kirk's
Zoe Allen
Childress
C. M. Packard
L. D. Runnells
Marshall Field & Company
Ruth Roberts
Associated Press
Lockhart
Tex
William D. Notley
Lockhart Public
Business Men's Association
D. W. Moore
Joplin
Amarillo
Mrs. I. W. Mitchell
North
Buchanan Street
Edna Bearl Northen
Fort Worth
Alice Jones
Federal Clothing Store
Obituary of a Texas educator and school superintendent
The article notes the death yesterday of a well known educator who directed schools in Brenham Corpus Christi and Del Rio. He was recently re elected for a third year as superintendent of the Lockhart school. His widow and two children survive.
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Brenham
Corpus Christi
del Rio
Sup
Lockhart School
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