A A A W State Convention Set For Amarillo In October
The 1928 state convention of the American Association of University Women will be held in Amarillo October 26 and 27 with Capitol hotel as headquarters. Delegates from across the state are expected and a national officer will attend. Mrs Earl Wyatt was named state program chairman by president Mrs H C Burke Jr of Fort Worth. Hostesses for Saturday afternoon included Mrs John Boyce and others. Readings and reports from recent meetings were given, including talks on political reinforcement of economic control and mental hygiene work among college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Amarillo
Earl Wyatt
H. C. Burke, Jr
Fort Worth
Wyatt
John Boyce
J. M. O’brien
R. K. Batten
L. T. Martin
Walter Fuerman
Jefferson
Bertie Warren
Enemies of Investigator Slain Sought in Chicago
Police hunted possible motives for Ben Newmark’s slaying in Chicago. Two women named in his Little Red Book were questioned for hours, leading to arrests of three men after detectives traced tips to North Side apartment buildings. Newmark, an ex State’s Attorney investigator, was killed by shotgun fire as he readied for bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ben Newmark
State's Attorney's Office
North Side
Newmark
Local notes on illness and hospital visits
Judge W A Palmer remains confined to his home at 1907 Taylor Street due to illness and is expected to stay there. Edwin Roach of the Globe staff also remains ill at home. Miss Lucy Will Parks recently operated on at Northwest Texas hospital is recovering well. Louis Pennock son of Dr Daisy Pennock is recovering from flu and able to be out in Norman infirmary. R L Turner agent for American Central Life Insurance at McLean spent Monday in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Palmer
Taylor Street
Edwin Roach
Globe
Lucy Will Parks
Northwest Texas Hospital
Louis Pennock
Daisy Pennock
Norman
R. L. Turner
American Central Life Insurance Company
McLean
Local church groups host daytime social calendar events
Various church societies meet across the city with lessons, bible study, and social gatherings. The First Baptist WMS hosts all day meetings, Circle Six arranges a covered dish luncheon, and the San Jacinto Missionary Society meets for Bible study at 3 PM led by Mrs. E F Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Circle Six
Companion Bridge Club
Bryan Weatherly
Buchanan Street
San Jacinto Methodist Missionary Society
E. FE. Robinson
Woman's Council
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Betty Blanchard
Lily Larsen
Music
Polk Street
San Jacinto
First Christian Church
W. P. Gross
Harrison Street
H. T. Wetzel
East Tenth Street
The
Lee Bivins
West Amarillo
Missionary Society of
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Mrs Heinatz to Perform in Polk Street Methodist Concert
Mrs Marvin Heinatz will appear in an organ recital this evening at Polk Street Methodist Church under circle one. She is assisted by Miss Helen Strite violinist with Mrs Lila Austin Meyers at the piano. A free will offering will be taken and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Heinatz
Polk Street Methodist Church
Circle Number One
Heinatz
Helen Strite
Lila Austin Meyers
Mrs. Moore Named Delegate to Graduate Nurses State Meeting
Eva Moore is selected as a delegate to the Graduate Nurses State meeting in Wichita Falls on May 29 30 and 31. A large delegation from the local Nurses association will attend with Mrs C H Ray president district two on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Moore
Graduate Nurses
Wichita Falls
C. H. Ray
Nurses Association
Mrs. J. E. Richey Returns Home From Hot Springs
Mrs. J. E. Richey returns to 2001 A Polk Street after a winter in Hot Springs Arkansas for health. Her daughter Mrs. W. E. Naber of St. Louis Missouri accompanied her all winter and joined her in returning to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Richey
Polk Street
Hot Springs
Arkansas
W. E. Naber
St. Louis
Missouri
Bridge Club to Meet at Mrs Izzard Home
The 1926 Bridge club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. S. Izzard at her home 2600 West Tenth street. Mrs. H. R. Wees remains confined to her room at the Ross hotel by illness. Mrs. A. B. Culpepper, once very ill with pneumonia, is now much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
W. S. Izzard
West Tenth Street
A. B. Culpepper
Community Notices of Local Guests and Recoveries
Mr and Mrs A B Dietsch and son Raymond of Evanson IL have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs L W Timms at 108 Palo Duro Ave Country Club Terrace Miss Grace Fain recovering from influenza at 124 East Fountain St Miss Frances Christian of Dallas came to be with her sister Mrs Ford Noland who had surgery at Northwest Texas Hospital and is resting well Miss Afton Gilkerson and Miss Alameda Murry returned to Lubbock after a weekend with Dr Nan Gilkerson at Talmage Place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dietsch
Raymond
Evanson, Il
L. W. Timms
Palo Duro Avenue
Country Club Terrace
Grace Fain
East Fountain Street
Frances Christian
Dallas
Ford Noland
Northwest Texas Hospital
Afton Gilkerson
Alameda Murry
Lubbock
Nan Gilkerson
Talmage Place
Needle Club guests at Mrs Hatchett home event
The Thursday Needle club will be entertained by Mrs. C. S. Hatchett at her home 2414 Ong street at 1:30. All members invited to be present.
Newmark tied to 1925 counterfeit ring in murder probe
Police probe links Newmark to the War Savings Stamp counterfeiter ring and to John Loftus, a former police lieutenant, amid questions of his slaying. Six weeks earlier Newmark learned he was doomed, while many indicted in the 1925 case were convicted. Judge L Gough attends a wheat growers conference in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmark
John Loftus
War Savings
Judge L. Gough
The
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Lincoln
New Kotex Introduces Tappered Rounded Corners
Consumers praise the updated Kotex with tapered rounded corners that do not alter slim lines. The cut to fit shape offers a snugger fit, softer gauze, and fluffier filler, reducing chafing and irritation and boosting peace of mind for wearers.
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Capitol Hotel
Mrs. Heinatz
Taylor
Mrs. Hatchett
Eugene Method
Dial
Jace
Gossard School
United States
Ameoore-Poston
Kotex
Kagutarae
Polk
G. C. Elder
Moore-Poston Co
Elder
America
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