Texas Day Program At Harmony Club Meeting
A Texas Day program was presented at the Harmony Club gathering at Mrs. McLaughlin's home. Guests included Mrs. T. D. Cole and Mrs. C. H. Mason led the program with a Federation talk, noting 190 new clubs last year. Members and guests enjoyed prizes and refreshments.
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Meeting of Harmony Club
Harmony Club
Mesdames F. M. McLaughlin
J. B. Hull
Jack Burgess
Mixes Katrleen Beatty
J. Alton May
R. N. McKitterick
Paul Womack
Misses Kay Davis
Jo Martini
Mason
Cole
General Federation of Music Clubs
J. B. Newby
Fort Worth
Lou Stogner
Jenny Lind
Blogner
Martini
Womack
May
Burnett
Blakemore McKitterick
Newby
R. W. Adams
W. D. Bartlett
Burgess
Hull
Howard Lynch
W. Little
F. R. Mayer
Fr. M. Mclaughlin
Evelyn Price
Otis Trulove
James Wise
J. M. Simpson
Winona Frost
Riley Strickland
Miss Beatty
Mrs. Sole
Maude Munn
Miss Fether Beeman
Panhandle Speech Festival Schedule Announced
Plans for the Panhandle Speech Festival set for the Polk Street Methodist Church Chapel list events Friday night for declamation bows choral verse and dramatic readings. Saturday features declamation by age groups with a luncheon for teachers and officer elections, plus afternoon contests for boys and girls across several age ranges.
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Panhandle
Polk Street
Hereford
City Social Calendar Highlights Community Groups
Listings show many clubs and meetings including Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary at American Legion Home 8 PM S B A Drill Team practice at Carpenters Hall 7 30 PM Athenaeum Club 2 30 PM A A U W Book Review 2 30 PM Mizpah Club 3 PM Entre Nous Club 2 30 PM Progressive Child Study Club 3 PM Homecraft Club all day meetings Maria Clase First Baptist 2 30 PM Carpenters Union and Ladies Auxiliary 7 PM Whistling Chorus 7 PM Unity Study Club 6 PM Mother Singers 6 90 PM Red Carnation Lodge drill 6 PM Sandie Mothers Club 2 20 PM Home Interest Club Paramount Theater 1 PM.
Mrs Hatcher Hosts 1996 Bridge Club Meeting
The 1996 Bridge Club met yesterday at Mrs Russell Hatcher's home with all members present. High score went to Mrs Jack Pittman, second to Mrs H L Gaither, traveling prize to Mrs Clyde Carroll. Other players included Mesdames Vernon Mitchell Ploud Leach Frank Gamblin Charlie Adkisson and the hostess. The next meeting is set for May 12 at Mrs Gamblin's home 206 Florida Street.
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Russell Hatcher
Jack Pittman
H. L. Gaither
Clyde Carroll
Vernon Mitchell
Ploud Leach
Gamblin
Charlies Adkisson
Mitchell
Mra. Gamblin
Florida Street
Cinderella Club Meet At Mrs Webb's Home
The Cinderella Club will be entertained at Mrs. Frank Webb's residence 1300 Fast Twelfth Avenue Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. An ovater wears to age on its shell, totaled in annual growth rings.
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Cinderella Club
Frank Webb
Fast
Twelfth Avenue
Lace crochet chair set pattern 8472 offers easy filet work
Readers are invited to make a simple filet crochet chair set with pond lilies and butterflies. Instructions charts material lists and other uses are included. Send 10 cents to the listed New York address with name address and pattern number 8472.
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New York
N. Y
Trulove Class Entertained at Polk Street Luncheon
A covered dish luncheon was held yesterday in the Fellowship Hall for the Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church. Judge Otis Trulove gave a short talk and Mrs. Anne McLean sang with accompaniment by Mrs. A D Steed. Attendees included Mesdames and a long list of guests.
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Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
W. J. Plesher
S. Stanley Siebel
A. W. Morris
8. D. Rodgers
Otis Trulove
Anne McLean
A. D. Steed
Judge Trulove
Mesdames G. J. Caldwell
A N. Cornell
3. M. Winchester
Jim Weaver
W. L. Parton
Howard Reville
Jeanette Rose
E. T. Miller
W. Cronmiller
J. 8. Fischer
H. C Pestor
John Veiesk
C. B. Brage
H. P. Hadfield
Virginia Hackler
Girlene Parton
Anne McLain
Lynette Seed
J. Blackburn
J W. Collins
J. & Scott
C. BE. Duffey
FE. Donaldson
Sarah T. Williams
Mary Fila Flesher
Needle Art Club Entertained At Mrs Stoneham Home
The Needle Art Club met yesterday afternoon at 308 Maryland Street hosted by Mrs. LC Stoneham. Attendees included Mesdames Bateman Thornton Hawkins Day Wesley Stephens McGovern Bomar Warren Hand and others, with spring decorations in pink and green. The event followed by a separate Womans Missionary Union meeting at Mrs. A J Giles home to study The Book of Daniel. The group will meet next Tuesday at Mrs. Brown 2411 Garfield Street.
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Needle Art Club
Glenwood Baptist
M. A
Womans Missionary Union
Glenwood Baptist Church
A. J. Giles
Mesdanyes
Sam Brown
Elizabeth McKeehnie
Elizabeth Hopkins
J. Smith
M. F Hughes
Lowell Lacy
Raymond MecCullum
Frank Bacon
J. Pierce
Paul Johnston
MB. Cotten
Tucumeart
Hollywood offers Rachmaninoff and Stokowski film roles
Paramount Studio waves fat contracts to Serge Rachmaninoff and Leopold Stokowski as potential contributors to a motion picture project. Rachmaninoff reportedly interested in composing for films, while Stokowski and his Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra may appear in a Carmen adaptation.
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Hollywood
Serge Rachmaninoff
Leopold Stokowski
Paramount Studio
Stokowski
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Intelligent People Judge What You Are Not What You've Been
Advice column letter from Anne Hirst guiding a 23 year old to move on from a past life with a former partner. Encourages self reliance, setting limits, and pursuing new healthy relationships while caring for family at home. Also advises waiting for him to respond and building independence to attract mature partners.
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Tam
Terry
Anne Hirst
Household Hints and Frock Garnishes From a 1920s Page
Household hints cover Venetian blind care with gentle soap and linseed oil after washing. Frock garnish offers a Catalin fruit and vegetable brooch set in a green bow knot with options like yellow pear red cherry orange or mixed fruits. also carrot corn or strawberry. Advance prep suggests readying butter water greens and dressing before meals. Mess avoidance advises using newspaper for peeling and dish scraping and maintaining a guest preference file. Home Interest Club plans a line party at Paramount Theater Thursday at 1 PM.
Perplexed Girl Warned On Affairs And Loyalty
A narrator urges a woman to end a relationship with a man who has long seen another girl, arguing the honorable course is to stop dating him and let him confront her questions. The note compares the man to a Pahua, a large South Seas clam that can imprison a person until death.
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South Seas
Summer Shade Hats Boost Informal Warm Weather Style
Eight women's teams and forty men's teams entered in the annual revolver matches in Richmond California indicating a strong summer sporting turnout and fashion alignment with outdoor attire.
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Richmond
Cal
Eye shaped bowling pin found on Alberta poultry farm
An eye shaped like a two inch wide and two and a half inch high miniature bowling pin was laid on a poultry farm in Edmonton Alberta.
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Edmonton
Alta
U.P
Pave Way 10 Build Ships
The House Naval Committee moved to authorize two new battleships if needed by President Roosevelt. The plan funds laying two keels next year per Admiral Standley, with an estimated total of 80 to 100 million dollars not required immediately. Standley says about 4 million is needed in the first six months, possibly from Navy funds. Britain plans two keels after Washington London treaty expiration.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Roosevelt
William H. Standley
Standley
Great Britain
London
Inter-island Air Travel Boosts Passenger Volume in Hawaii
Inter-island aviation in Hawaii has grown to an average of 60 passengers daily. A fleet of six Sikorsky amphibians remains in constant operation to serve the elevated traffic.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
U.P
Hawaiian Islands
Motorman Wins East Lake City Safety Medal
Frank Pickering known as the million mile motor man of the city earned a gold star safety medal after 47 years driving street cars without an accident. The piece notes Alice the Brong 200 elephant as the largest occupant, consuming 150 pounds of hay 18 loaves of rye bread and a pail of bran oats daily.
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East Lake City
Frank Pickering
Alice
Black and White Ointment for skin irritations
Promoted for relief from itch and skin rashes with a long standing formula. Recommends trial size and large can and pairs with Black and White Skin Soap. Sold by all druggists.
Black Draughts Good Reputation From Long Use
A testimonial extols Black Draught for twenty years of use by a customer in Hartshorn Oklahoma and fifty years by his mother. The writer calls it the best medicine for sour stomach constipation and sluggishness, praising its bowel regulation and waste cleansing effects. He expects to use it for twenty five more years if he lives and notes continued satisfaction.
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Pred Richardson
Hartshorn
Oklo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Speech Festival
Joh B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Home
Carpenters Hall
Athenaeum Club
I. D. Cole
Ong Street
W. R. Saunders
Western Avenue
W. R. Klingensmith
Mizpah Club
Mabel Holland
Tyler Street
Entre Nous Club
M. G Cornelius
Hughes Street
Progressive Child Study Club
W. FB. Swenson
Homecraft Club
George Runyon
Pierce Street
Maria Clase
First Baptist Church
R. Hardin
Georgia Street
C. F. Lookinghill
Carpenters Union and Ladies Auxiliary
Mra LL
Travis
Jackson Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Mother Singers Club
Tyler Stet School
Red Carnation Lodge
Sandie Mothers Club
Line Party
Paramount Theater
Mrs. Hatcher
Palo Duro Apartments
Jackson
Brooke
Bachvaive
Crochet
Ida Mellen
Brooklyn
Dr Mellen
America
San Francisco
Loveland Cole
Loveland
Big Thompson
Estes Park
Prifed
Toledo
Toledo Ao
Serge Rachmaninofe
Anne, Hirst
Eugenia
Dell
Retter Summer
Kitty Kerrigan
Gordons
Gordon Style Shop Spring Apparel
Navy
Our
Patricia
Mandy
Redfern
Congo
Fetas
PRIC
Arge Group
Annie Rooney
Pave Way
Steffen’s Plant
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