Women workers rally to discuss wage rise in May event
A May 6 to 11 gathering will feature social reform leaders like Mrs. Raymond Robins and Rose Schneiderman addressing wage levels and remedies. Speakers plan to weigh education organization and legislation as paths to higher pay while highlighting labor movement progress and women’s roles.
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Associated
Washington
Trade Union League
Raymond Robina
Chicago
Florida
League
Col
Raymond Robins
Matilda Lindsay
Scoala
Government Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Bryn Mawr
Rose Schneiderman
New York
New York Women
Mr and Mrs Davis Host Bridge Party At Home
Mr and Mrs Davis of 1502 B West Eleventh entertain members of the Fourate Bridge club with a delightful evening. Miss Ruth McGee Miss Raw Bell and Bill McCaskill won high score prizes in bridge while a seated list includes Grace Knox Ruth McGee Evelyn Wiley Rae Bell Clarence Smith Bradley Howard Orville Gould George Heinen Bill McCaskill and Eugene Vineyard.
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Goldsmith Davis
West Eleventh Street
Fourate Bridge Club
Ruth McGee
Raw Bell
Bill McCaskill
Grace Knox
Evelyn Wiley
Rae Bell
Clarence Smith
Bradley Howard
Childress
Orville Gould
George Heinen
Eugene Vineyard
Intermediate Grades Presenting Plays This Evening
The intermediate grades of San Jacinto School present a set of plays tonight at 8 o clock. Each room hosts a separate play, all starting and ending together, with three showings to allow multiple viewings. The public is invited to attend.
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San Jacinto School
Dorothy Baker to Sing at First Baptist Meeting
Miss Dorothy Baker will sing at the T. E. L. Class meeting of the First Baptist Church Sunday morning at 9 45 in the class room. Miss Ada Marion Benson will be the pianist. All members are urged to be present. Visitors are welcome.
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Dorothy Baker
First Baptist Church
Ada Marion Benson
Spring scarf coordinates with hat and coat detail
Paris fashion notes describe the smart spring scarf as a key accessory tied with a hat or coat lining. Designers emphasize coordinated color and texture to complete a refined look for the season.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Local Residents and Birth Announcements Highlight City Scene
Mr and Mrs Hubert Hartman of Snyder visited in the city on Wednesday. Kari Vandala of Magnolia Petroleum Co. spent the day in Shamrock on business. Mrs R M Kidwell, recently operated on, is recovering well. Mr and Mrs R E Starker announce the birth of Ruth La Verne on April 23. Mrs Audrey Fowler bought a new Ford coupe. Mr and Mrs J R Lyons announce the birth of a son on April 22. Mr and Mrs W T Jackman and daughter Mary Lou of Clovis spent Thursday in the city. Mrs Kate Edgett at 307 Fairmont Ave is somewhat better after illness.
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Hubert Hartman
Snyder
Kari Vandala
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Shamrock
R. M. Kidwell
Northwest Texas Hospital
R. E. Starker
Ruth la Verne
Audrey Fowler
J. R. Lyons
Jeffeson Street
W. T. Jackman
Mary Lou
Clovis
Kate Edgett
Fairmont Avenue
Wide Field Sought By Wellesley Grads
Wellesley Mass April 26 Of the class of 1928 which left Wellesley College last June 20 per cent have found niches in the world the personnel bureau reports A decided wane in the popularity of teaching in this group at least was shown by the fact that only 30 per cent of those employed are in teaching Duties now being performed include social work library work secretarial and clerical work advertising editorial employment service as technician and department store work Graduate study has lured a great number of the graduates Here and abroad at Oxford the Sobourne the University of Florence they are pursuing subjects from nursing to law and philosophy.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Personnel Bureau
Oxford
The
Sobourne
University of Florence
Flashes of Life From AP Notes Hoover Health Sports View
In Washington Dr Royal B Cope land suggests medicine ball is too strenuous for Mr Hoover and tennis for Mr Stim son while golf suits men over 45 though Hoover declines. The doctor says the president is in the best shape. In Orange Free State a theater manager faces $100 or three months for firing live rounds during a cowboy film killing a native.
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Associated Press
Washington
Royal
Copeland
New York
Hoover
Stimson
Kroonstadt
Orange Free State
Describing Scarves and Shawls in Regency Style
The passage details an array of scarves and wraps including Rodher woolen scarfs worn about the neck with one end over the shoulder. It notes jersey scarves in blue white and black, Scottish plaid fringed and three cornered designs, heavy sarah silk in yellow and brown twisted at the throat, and a red taffeta scarf with diamond motifs matching hats.
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Rodher
Sarah
Aviators and adventures cross paths in 1920s chatter
Passing remarks from New York and London touch on aviation and farming wit. Lindbergh style flight longevity is praised by a colonel. Borlase Matthews experiments with ultraviolet farming in Sussex. Gertrude Sanford, 27, and companions reportedly bag rare wildlife. Elsie Janis hints at a future in talkies.
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London
Borlase Matthews
Matthews
Sussex
New York
Gertrude Sanford
Laddie Sanford
Diana
Elsie Janis
America
Talkies
Yale professor warns pace of speech quickened by modern devices
Professor George Pierce Baker of Yale told the American Academy of Arts and Letters that American speech is becoming staccato and brief due to time-saving, distance-killing devices. He noted that the mercerized age shapes everyday conversation and communication.
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New York
George Pierce Baker
Yale
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Boston to Remove Last Hitching Post
Boston plans to remove what is believed to be the last hitching post for horses. The historic object, once a common street fixture, has drawn public attention due to its novelty and heritage value.
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Boston
International News Service
Protest Filed Over Curb Post At Worcester Square
Mrs. Catherine Arnold, owner of 11 Worcester Square in the South End, filed a protest with the commissioners of public works and demanded the post be removed from its foundations citing visits and disturbance.
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Dobbin
Worcester Square
Catherine Arnold
Commissioners of Public Works
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar Oxtum
Thief River Falls
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Amarillo Shop
3Rd and Polk Sts
Amarillo Building
Charis
L. M. Lawrence
Fillmore
Mes
Schlitz
Milwaukee
J. M. Radford Grocery CO
Fillmore St
Amarillo, Texas
Lindbergh Benedict
Lindbergh Bachelor
Europe
Regula
Cora Bangs
Athletic Union
Army & Navy Store
East Fourth St
Steinway Standard
J. W. Jenkins Sons’ Music Co. of Texas, Inc
Ong Street
Polk St
Allen
Corton
Stosierso
Oles-Lewis Art Shop
Ray Barber
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