Business Women Observe National Week With Dinner
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women closed four days of National Week with a large dinner at the Amarillo Athletic club. Delegates from Dalhart Plainview and Newport gathered while members and guests enjoyed readings, songs, and an emblem tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Athletic Club
Cora Astel
Philip Flaxman
Plainview
Mary Ledford
Gladys O'Neal
Dalhart
Elizabeth Nixson
Dalhart and
Plainview Club
Ama- Tillo Club
Kate Weinberger
Nan Gilkerson
Edna Earle Northen
Lois Tolleson
Gertrude Timon
Mattea McClurkin
Janice Denton
Audrey M. Fowler
Elizabeth Schuhart
George Skillin
Lillian H. Jeenager
Thelma Arnold
Pauline Arnold
Lona D Miller Borger
Nellie W. Ayers
Jewell E. Eiland
Nina May Drew
Ouida Youngblood
Adella S. Drew
C. A. Lyle
E. Marvin Peckham
Newport
G. C. Astel
Madison
Wis
L. Merrill Fischer
C. E. Wilmering
Carrie Hitchcock
FE. W. Webster
J. M. Bonds
Tucumcari
N. M
Jack Mathews
Neal L. Allen
Colorado Springs
Maxine McCormick
Dess Key
T. L. Gordon
Flora Chandler
J. J. Gashwa
Polly Ward
Jack Eldridge
P. H. Buthicker
H. H. Hall
Bessie M. Landis
Emma Short
A. A. Schilling
Daisy Persons
Daisy Pennock
Louise Worley
Bonnie Vertills
Grace Webster
Lola Ward
Ola Boyles
Frankie Gober
Irene Duncan
Eva Lewis
Martha Perkins
Naomi Trowbridge
Elizabeth Garrett
Fisher Bonds
Elizabeth Munson
Grace A. Rich
Breen Blakeley
Alice R. Hubbell
Addie Whitcomb
Louella B. McQueen
Business Women Observe Telegrams Making Process
Representatives of the Business and Professional Women's Club visited the local telegraph office with City Superintendent J. W. Gilliam. They watched operators demonstrate sending and receiving telegrams on the simplex machines and heard a welcome from Mr. Gilliam. Miss Jevnager thanked the staff and operated a machine, leaving with a greater appreciation of public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gilliam
Tokyo Club Includes Women From 17 Lands
The Tokyo Women's club totals 300 members with seventeen nationalities. The General Federation of Women's Clubs member since 1914 includes many American British and English speaking Japanese women. President Mrs Arthur Reischauer notes women travel to Japan to attend meetings, strengthening international ties.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Companion Class in Regular Session at Arch Road home
The regular monthly meeting of the Companion Class of the First Baptist Church will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs L J Jackson 212 Arch Road. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
L. J. Jackson
Arch Road
Prettily Appointed Bridge Tea At Mrs Stinnett's Home
Mrs Beaumont Stinnett hosted a spring bridge tea at 109 Western Avenue Country Club Terrace with roses sweet peas and lilacs in abundance. Mrs John Corley of Mexia poured tea and high score went to Mrs Parker Prouty with second to high to Mrs Margaret Rasco Ausburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont Stinnett
Western Avenue
Country Club Terrace
John Corley
Mexia
Auction Bridge
Parker Prouty
Margaret Rasco Ausburn
Everett Whicker
Dallas
Mack Watson
D. M. Britain
John West
Marion Braley
J. Littleton Taylor
Roy Greenhill
Louis Patton
John Wiggins
Eli Curtis
Johnny Anderson
Harlan Delozier
W. H. van Shaw
Cecil O'Brien
Ray Reeder
Sam Sullenberger
Hines
Nancy Teel
Josie Faye Jones
Elizabeth Nunn
Felice Stinnett
Roy Williams
Clara Currie
Lela Wolflin
Pauline Callaghan
Panhandle
Fayn Hazel O'Brien
University Women In Regular Session Amarillo Branch Meeting
The Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women will hold their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the club rooms of the Auditorium. All members urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
The
American Association of University Women
Mrs. Clyde Bassett Elected President of Buchanan PTA
Mrs Clyde Bassett was elected president of Buchanan Parent Teacher Association in a Thursday afternoon meeting. The pledge and vote followed the club’s routine election process and set a leadership for the new term.
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Clyde Bassett
Buchanan P.T. A
Buchanan Parent-Teacher Association
School Officials Elect New Officers and Humane Education Talk
Officers appointed include Mrs A E Averett first vice president Mrs C F Floyd second vice president Mrs W B Nicklaus third vice president Mrs J C Howes secretary and Mrs W B Robertson treasurer The afternoon program featured Humane Education presented by the school Girl Scouts with Mr J S Hunter the principal delivering a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Averett
C. Fk. Floyd
W. B. Nicklaus
J. C. Howes
W. B. Robertson
Girl Scouts
J. S. Hunter
Mrs Thompson to Speak Before Class at Wesley Friendship
Mrs R S Thompson, candidate for state representative, will address the Wesley Friendship class at San Jacinto Methodist church during the regular Sunday meeting. Her topic is Render Unto Caesar That Which Is Caesar's and Unto God That Which Is God's. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Thompson
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto
Food Sale By Circle One at Clarence Saunders Store
Circle One of the West Amarillo Christian Church will hold a food sale Saturday at the Clarence Saunders store in San Jacinto. Members unable to pick up early may call 2-3047 or 7457 and arrangements will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Christian Ehurch
Clarence Saunders
San Jacinto
Don't Make a Toy Out of Baby Castoria Is Safer Medicine
An old warning against treating babies as toys notes that overhandling can cause crying sleeplessness and irritability. It promotes Castoria as a safe, drug free remedy with a claim of calming nerves and aiding sleep, claiming vast use and a motherhood guide with each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
Local residents noted in brief travels and visits
Mrs. W. H. Carwhile returns to Jarett's Fashion Shop after illness. Mrs. W. A. McNeill of Hearne visits aunt Mrs. Alex Canon while attending the Texas Federation of Music Clubs meeting as a delegate. George Jenkinson returns to Denver after business in Amarillo and Abilene. J. H. Clark returns from Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Abilene. Mrs. W. E. Benson plans Sunday in Texhoma with her mother. Louis Pennock, son of Dr. Daisy Pennock, confined to the University of Oklahoma infirmary for a week with flu. The Chanters hold concert in Plainview. Mrs. J. B. Galbraith and children sail to southern Illinois to visit relatives. Virgil Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher to Sioux City Iowa. Silvers of Dallas, Commonwealth Finance president, in city on business. Cora J. Burberry spends ten days in Slaton on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carwhile
Jarett's
W. A. McNeill
Hearne
Alex Canon
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Louis Pennock
Daisy Pennock
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
W. O. Blenkam
Borger
Chanters
Plainview
L. L. Bechtel
J. B. Galbraith
Illinois
Mr. Galbraith
H. A. Pearson
Lubbock
T. J. Fletcher
Jackson Street
Virgil Proctor
Sioux City
Iowa
Silvers
Dallas
Commonwealth Finance Company
Cora J. Burberry
Slaton
Employment Uptrend Seen Across United States
The United States Employment Service reports a March survey showing an upward trend in national employment totals with the spring season, and predicts that the volume of employment will increase across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Prew
Washington
United States Employment Service
Jobless Rate Falls As Industries Expand Hiring
The country’s economy shows growth with outdoor activity repopulating demand while indoor sectors like textiles, boot and shoe, lumber, and auto construction seek more workers. Major cities report rising machinist demand as building and transportation projects proceed well.
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the Bulletin
De Troyat Weatherbound Near Algiers
Lieut Micheal de Troyat failed a non stop Paris to Algiers test flight and was weatherbound at Algiers after being forced to land by a gale. His backers remained hopeful for the attempt to fly from Paris to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Micheal de Troyat
Algiers
New York
Pilot's Plane Fails to Meet Transatlantic Speed
Report notes the aircraft averaged 93 miles per hour on the flight, deemed insufficient for trans Atlantic crossing, drawing disappointment regarding performance and intended journey.
Washing Blankets Precautions and Drying Steps
When washing blankets shake them first then plunge into warm suds and wash. Hang on a line stretch firmly and rinse with the garden hose.
Young Beautiful Skin Easy to Have
Promote youthful skin with mercorized wax to peel away blemishes and reveal clear smooth skin. Use as directed. results claim a younger look and softer girlish complexion. Also suggests wax as facial lotion with r gaxolite powder and witch hazel for wrinkle removal.
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Pray Photo Shop
Polk Street
Blue and White
Mrs. Stinnett
University
Mrs. Thompson
Circle One
Ruth Brittain
Steven
Abilene
Johnson Allen
Texline
U. S
Lerys
Renaud
Rosine
Raquel
Caron
Ciro
d'Orsay
DE Troyat
Popular Millinery Co
the Best Furniture Cox
Furniture Studio
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