Junior Legion Auxiliary Observes Fifth Anniversary
The fifth anniversary of Amarillo’s Junior American Legion Auxiliary was celebrated at May Peterson Thompson’s penthouse at the Amarillo Hotel. Twenty one members joined in August 1933. now thirty three. Charter members Beverly Ball Dorothy Jane Montgomery Mary Katherine Barr Florence Johnson Regina Doane attended.
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American Legion Auxiliary
May Peterson Thompson
Amarillo
James ©. Cade
Beverly Ball
Dorothy Jane Montgomery
Mary Katherine Barr
Florence Johnson
Regina Doane
Thompson
Col
Ernest ©. Thompson
Legion Boys
San Angelo
Orphin
W. B. Benton
Jean Farley
Virginia Thornton
Ruby
Mickey Robinson
Jewel
Frances
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by U-Deal-Em Club at Amarillo Hotel
The U-Deal-Em Club hosted a bridge luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel with Mrs Roy Curtis as hostess. High scores went to Mrs FE M Benesch and Mrs Clyde Carroll, with guest prize awarded to Mrs B Barrer. Other players included Mesdames Ferguson Milholland Pittman Galbreath and the hostess.
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Amarillo
Roy Curtis
FE. M. Benesch
Clyde Carroll
D. Barrer
Mesdames W. FE. Ferguson
Harry Milholland
Jack Pittman
Bert Galbreath
Ferguson
Crestway
Rainbow Girls Installation at W O W Hall Wednesday
Amarillo Assembly of Rainbow for Girls announces an installation service at the W O W Hall on Wednesday night at 7 30 o clock.
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Rainbow Girls
Amarillo Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
W. O. W. Hall
Order of Rainbow
Social Calendar of Meetings and Events Tonight and Thursday
The Social CALENDAR lists Tonight events at First Christian Church and various halls including Kappa Alpha alumnae party at The Nat, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at American Legion Hall, and Rainbow for Girls installation at W O W Hall. Thursday gatherings cover Diversion Club at 1706 Hughes, Ladies Auxiliary at American Legion Hall, Maria and Martha Classes at First Baptist, Help Your Neighbor, Beryl Needie Club at Ellwood Park, Royal Neighbors at I O C F Hall, and Queen Esther Club at Polk Street residence.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Mrs Sam Covey Honored With a Shower at Roberts Street Home
Mrs Albert Renfro and Mrs JL Turner hosted a afternoon shower for Mrs Sam Covey at 2510 Roberts Street with yellow and green decorations. Prizes went to Mrs I M Holt and Mrs BE W Warren. Refreshments served to a long list of attendees. several sent regrets.
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Albert Renfro
JL Turner
Sam Covey
Roberts Street
I. M. Holt
BE. W. Warren
Theo Kelly
B. L. Sterling
Ss. W. Fawkins
J. L. Turner
E. A. Renfro
O. H. Eastham
E. W. Warren
M. H. Hurd
R. N. Miller
Pearl Sellars
G. G. Crawford
Tracy Hurd
Reta Mae Hudson
Azalea
Darlene Hawkins
Mesdames
M. E. Hughes
Fdna Fitz
Olan Rankin
B. K. Wakeman
Diversion Club Meeting Thursday at Hughes Street
Mrs. L. L. Pinkerton will host the Diversion Club at 1706 Hughes Street Thursday at 11 o'clock in the morning.
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L. L. Pinkerton
Hughes Street
Radio Schedule Highlights Daily Lineup and NBC Programs
A dense listing shows daytime and evening radio slots from morning to late night. Programs include NBC shows like Don Winslow of the Navy and Your Hit Parade, with various musical acts such as Harry Kogen Orchestra and Stardust with Bill Wilson. Also listed are travelogues, news updates, and local features like Lost and Found and classified data.
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Dot
Pat
NBC
Don Winslow
The
Navy
the Kidoodlers
Harry Kogen
Rhythmaires
Stardust
Bill Wilson
Brenner & Scheffter
Master Singers
Ferde Grofe
Ezra
Beverly Hills
Henry Durst
Grand Terrace Cafe
Breakfast Club of the Air
Sons of the West
Charles Harrison
Vaughn de Leath
Dean Brothers
Stroder
Benny Goodman
Levy
Ma Perkins
Green Brothers
Betty
Bob
The Other Woman Tells Her Own Story
A reader shares a candid letter about a married man who pursued a second relationship. The writer details misery, delays, and a final breakup while reflecting on advice from Anne Hirst about open discussion and practical steps for women in similar situations.
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns Hold Luncheon and Meeting
The San Jacinto Kiwani Anns met at the Blackstone Hotel for a business session and luncheon. Present were Mesdames Ricks, McCrady, Cannon, Miller, Cunningham, Wilbanks, Kohler, Speer, Baker, Goodnight, Billigmeier of Fort Worth, Beechler, Greer and Hissong, with wives of members in attendance. the group will host a luncheon at the San Jacinto Methodist Church Thursday with the Kiwanis-Anns in charge of the program.
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San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Blackstone Hotel
Mesdames
Robert Ricks
Zack McCrady
Murray Cannon
Glen Miller
C. C. Cunningham
W. A. Wilbanks
Kenneth Kohler
Annie Speer
Guy Baker
Claude Goodnight
Evelyn Billigmeier
Fort Worth
W. J. Beechler
Gordon Greer
Floyd Hissong
San Jacinto
Dorothy Coard Attends Weatherford Wedding
Miss Dorothy Coard of 2111 Ong Street attended as bridesmaid at the Weatherford wedding of Miss Virginia Kerby and Larry Taylor held Sunday in Weatherford and Waco.
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Dorothy Coard
Ong Street
Weatherford
Virginia Kerby
Larry Taylor
Waco
Junior Welfare League Chrome Friday Meeting at Rose Bowl
The Junior Welfare League will hold its quarterly meeting Friday at 3 p m at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Members are asked to bring a book or toy for the Preventorium.
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Junior Welfare League
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Ss. W. V. Auxiliary Announces Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans will hold a regular meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the American Legion Hall.
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Ss. W. V
Ladies Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion Hall
Help To Clear Up Pimply Skin With Black and White Ointment
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for pimples bumps and eczema irritations with claims of 20 years of success. It recommends using Black and White Skin Soap first and offers trial size 10c and large can 25c.
Reconciled Advice on a Broken Engagement Letter
A letter from a woman describes deceit and conflict over an engagement with a married man. The writer urges patience, urges the man to accept fate, and advises that if she loves him she will find a way to express it, else they cannot be happy together.
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John Doe
Law Restricts Horns to One Note in Philadelphia
Research notes reveal a 1905 ordinance limiting automobile horns to a single note in Philadelphia. Despite many French horns in use, the law remains in the statute books.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Angel Sosa Held in Jail on Gun Possession Charge
Angel Sosa a Mexican national is jailed on unlawful possession of a pistol charges with $300 bond. County Attorney Howard Anderson said the bond returns September 7 when Judge Newt Riggs will convene the September term of county court.
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Angel Sosa
Howard Anderson
Newt Riggs
Hughes Sisters' Cafe Worker Pleads Guilty in Gaming Case
Mable Hughes of Hughes Sisters' Cafe at 213 Polk Street pleaded guilty to permitting a gaming device to remain in a public place. The charge followed the confiscation of a penny cigarette machine by a constable’s officer.
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Mable Hughes
Hughes Sisters’ Cafe
Polk Street
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Junior Legion Auxiliary
Stillman Co
Aurora
Oriental Shop
Westinghouse
Jack Watkins
Fillmore Street
Westinghouse Proving Kitchen
Tth & Taylor
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Kappa’ Alpha Alumnae Association
First Baptist Church
A. O. Woods
West Fleventh Avenue
Martha
Ellwood Park
Charles Thomlison
North Grant Street
Beryl Needie Club
Royal Neighbors of America
C. F. Hall
Queen Esther Club
J. R. Offield
KGNC
Anne Hirst
Louise Beauty Salon
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Taylor
Murry Watts
Tayīor Si
Laura Wheeler
Dept
Bishth Avenue
New York
Sara de Saix
Batiste
Hollywood
New Fall
Nelly Don
Pao
Donelin
White & Kirk
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