Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Arlington
Delegates to the first district convention in Arlington Texas conduct business sessions electing officers and choosing the next convention site. Nominating committee backs Ben G O Nea l Wichita Falls for president Robbie Castleberry Vernon for first vice president Leo Morris Chico for second vice president J L Young Mineral Wells endorsed for first vice president district adds nineteen clubs Weatherford vice president reports. Delegates attended horse races at Three D Stock Farm Monday.
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United Press
Arlington
Tex
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ben G. O'Neal
Wichita Falls
Robbie Castleberry
Vernon
Leo Morris
Chico
J. L. Young
Mineral Wells
District Board
State Federation
Henry Allen
Weatherford
Three D Stock Farm
Here
Officers Seek Bond Freedom In Laredo Murder Case
Deputy Constable R. K. West and Motorcycle Officer Tomas Hernandez faced habeas corpus hearings in Webb County amid murder indictments for Harry K. Williams, a Laredo reporter. Williams' body was found in the river after a long search. The state argued the case is bailable and the men should remain jailed unless they post bond.
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United Press
Laredo
Tex
Freedom
R. K. West
Tomas Hernandez
J. F. Mullally
Williams
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Opera Star 4 Hurt in Fall on Stage at Vienna
Maria Jeritza, Metropolitan Opera prima donna, suffered painful injuries during Cavalleria Rusticana at the State Opera house after leaping down church steps on stage. Blood flowed from a cut as she sang until the curtain fell, then fainted. A physician gave restoratives and she insisted on resuming her aria.
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Vienna
Maria Jeritza
Metropolitan Opera Company
State Opera House
Woman Flier Louise Thaden Winging Way Home
Bentonville Arkansas April 23 Mrs Louise McPherridge Thaden of Oakland California expected to arrive today flying for Oakland She holds the women's altitude and endurance records and formerly lived in Bentonville She will visit her parents here
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Bentonville
Ark
Louise McPherridge Thaden
Oakland
Calif
Thaden
St Catherine Guild Hosts Second Games Party
The St Catherine Guild of the Sacred Heart Cathedral hall will entertain with the second of six games parties on Monday at 2 30 PM. Three capitol prizes will be awarded to the players holding high scores.
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St. Catherine Guild
Sacred Heart Cathedral Hall
Cathedral Hall
Capitol
Local Social Notes and Hospital Visit Updates
Miss Melva Nell Jones and her grandmother visit Denver as Mrs R A Ford suffers illness in St Anthony Hospital. Mrs V C Vermillion returns from Lubbock and resumes duties with Junkin Dry Goods. W T McWilliam’s child had a tonsil operation. Mrs Tom Eller and Miss Margaret F E Saunders visit from Pampa. Miss Myra Lloyd returns home with parents as Stone community school closes for a program. Mrs G D Curry of Canadian attends locomotive brotherhood auxiliary meeting.
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V. C. Vermillion
Lubbock
Junkin Dry Good
W. T. McWilliam
Tom Eller
Margaret FE. Saunders
Pampa
Myra Lloyd
Stone
G. D. Curry
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Greasing Tins Improves Baking Without Sticking
Thoroughly grease tins and bake them slowly for about an hour before using. The coating helps prevent sticking and eases removal of baked goods.
Invisible Zemo Cleanses Pimples and Eczema Fast
An old advertisement touts invisible odorless Zemo as a rapid remedy for pimples itching rash and blemishes claiming the skin clears quickly. It notes 20 years of use relieving stubborn eczema with immediate soothing antiseptic action and urges readers to buy at druggists for 60c or 1.00.
Choose Between Blotchy Skin and White Skin Ad
An advertisement touts Golden Peacock Bleach Creme as an easy solution for blotchy or sallow skin. A user claims the product brightens skin quickly and urges readers to buy at a drugstore, promising money back if unsatisfied.
Social event hosts and reservation details listed
The notice lists Mrs. W. H. Sparger and Mrs. Irwin M. Crotty as hostesses for the event. Reservations are available by calling Mrs. C. C. Cadwallader at 7401. The text references scores for all the games but provides no results.
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W. H. Sparger
Irwin M. Crotty
C. C. Cadwallader
Society To Begin New Bible Study at Polk Street Church
The Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist plans a new study titled Jesus Our Ideal starting tomorrow at 3 PM in the chapel. Mrs. W M Pearce leads the study and Mrs C E Duffy will report on the recent Missionary Conference at Plainview. All members are urged to attend.
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Missionary Society of the
Polk Street Methodist Church
Jesus Our Ideal
W. M. Pearce
C. E. Duffy
Plainview
Amarillo Business Women Organize New Club in Pampa
Mrs C H Middaugh presides as the local Business and Professional Women's group aims to form a new chapter in Pampa joined by Mrs P H Buthker Mrs J H Chandler and Miss Irene Duncan in the Panhandle district meeting at Mrs W C Mitchell home with sixteen businesswomen in attendance temporary chairman Mrs William Jordan named to lead the effort.
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C. H. Middaugh
P. H. Buthker
J. H. Chandler
Irene Duncan
Pampa
Panhandle
W. C. Mitchell
William Jordan
Local group forms slate and elects officers
An organization named Mies Alta Lagow was appointed secretary treasurer and a committee was set to draft the constitution and by laws. A meeting is scheduled for Monday evening at the Schneider hotel to approve the plan and elect officers.
Lawndale Bridge Club Plans Luncheon Meeting
The Lawndale Bridge Club will entertain with a bridge luncheon tomorrow at 1 o clock in the Amarillo hotel on the mezzanine floor parlor A. All members are urged to be present.
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Lawndale Bridge Club
Amarillo
Fisherman's Hat Sails as Spring Style in Paris
In Paris the fisherman hat dominates this spring as a practical, swooping shape with back and side coverage but little front protection. The style, noted by International News Service, remains popular amid a varied season awaiting sunny days and summer heat.
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Alice Langhiin
International News Service
Paris
French milliners unveil varied spring hats with one-eyed brim
French modistes cover the ears and back of the neck while keeping eyes exposed. They craft fisherman's hats in straw and felt, attach printed scarves to models and tie them, and present a Directoire inspired chapeau with a lengthened brim. The one-sided silhouette remains popular among early spring hats.
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Capeline
Feathers and Felt Dominate Spring Toques in 1920s Style
Descriptions of summer headwear feature long forms on the opposite side, wide brims and pointed back profiles. A peacock feather toque with a decorative forehead line and cross feather arcs appears in fashion notes, while a red felt toque with pu trich feathers clusters at the top highlights spring styles.
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