Social Calendar Tonight and Weekday Gatherings Noted
The schedule lists FP Auxiliary at 8 o'clock to Epsilon for Ann Wise, 824 Carolina Street at 7 30. Thursday includes Marin Class of First Baptist luncheon at noon, Beryl Needle Club at Gem Lake at 1, Diversion Club at West Eleventh Avenue 11, and Amarillo Country Club Family Night at 7 90. Killgore couple return from a trip to New Mexico visiting Albuquerque Santa Fe Taos Eagle Nest Cimarron Red River. Rabbi Morris Goldstein of Sherith Israel in San Francisco cites US as home to 4,500,000 of 17,000,000 world Jews in Salt Lake City remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killgores
C. L. Killgore
van Buren Street
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Taos
Eagle Nest Lake
Red River Cimarron
Raton
Salt Lake City
United States
Morris Goldstein
Sherith Israel Synagogue
San Francisco
Are You a Victim of Skin Shame
Ad promotes Black and White Ointment with trial size ten cents and large can five cents. Recommends using Black and White Skin Soap first. Claims thousands of users and widespread dealer availability.
Interest Shown in Tri State Fair Literary Contest
The Tri State Fair literary department reports strong interest. Entries must be mailed to Mrs. Herbert M. Timmons by September 5 at 1607 Hayden Street. Winners will be displayed in the literary booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
Herbert M. Timmons
Timmons
Hayden Street
Willard E. Hawkins
Denver
Lucia Trent
Ralph Cheyney
Sierra Madre
Calif
Hot Weather Biliousness Warning and Calo Tabs Ad
In hot weather digestion and elimination slow, causing gas, heartburn, restlessness, nausea, and bilious symptoms. Calo tabs promise relief with calomel and salts, offering a trial package for ten cents and a family pack for twenty five cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Manuscript Submission Rules For Writing Contest
Rules require a sealed envelope with author name and pen name for each entry. Not more than one manuscript per class per person. Illustrations not accepted. Manuscripts published elsewhere ineligible. Include stamped self addressed envelope for return. Noncompliant entries are automatically eliminated, Mrs Timmons said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmons
Marion Roy Brown Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Marion Roy Brown marked his third birthday with a party at his parents home 309 Belleview Street. Little guests enjoyed games and balloons as favors. Refreshments included iced tea cake and pink lemonade. Guests listed include Ray Nell Morrison Doris Rue Monty Ray Woods and others with family and Canyon neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Roy Brown
Bill Brown
Belleview Street
Ray Nell
Jimmy Morrison
Doris Rue
Monty Ray
Don Woods
Florence Joslin
Joe Lee Lewis
Jane Kathryn
Sammy Don Schram
Canyon
Mesdames W. A. Hopkins, Jr
J.C. Morrison
Kermit R. Schramm
Margaret Miller
Kathryn Griffin
Vernon Francis
Carrolls announce birth of daughter Cynthia Ann
Dr and Mrs Ralph Carroll of Claude announce the arrival of a daughter Cynthia Ann born Friday at the North West Texas Hospital. Mrs Carroll is the former Cynthia Lumpkin daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Lumpkin 1514 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Carroll
Claude
Cynthia Ann
Northwest Texas Hospital
Carroll
Cynthia Lumpkin
A. A. Lumpkin
Harrison Street
U-Deal-Em Club Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Party
U-Deal-Em Club enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Town Tavern hosted by Mrs. W. E. Fergeson. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. C. FE. LeMunyon, guest, Mrs. Clyde Carroll, and Mrs. Bert Galbreath, with other attendees listed. An additional 1 o'clock luncheon is planned for September 7 with Mrs. Galbreath hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.deal-Em Club
W. E. Fergeson
C. FE. LeMunyon
Clyde Carroll
Bert Galbreath
Harry Milholland
Charles Mellor
Roy Curtis
Jack Pittman
Courthouse records and vehicle registrations listed in brief
A dated ledger item shows warranty deeds amid courthouse records for Winnette DeGrassi J L Bivins Noel Cooper and others with various dates in 1936 1937 and prices. It also lists car registrations including Ply Coupe Chrysler Sedans pickups trucks and a GMC panel with owners and firms. A closing note mentions doctors aiming to cure patients and remove snakes and vermin in ancient Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnette DeGrassi
J. L. Bivins
R. R. Gar
J. L. Cooper
Noel Cooper
Holland
Miles Realty Co
E. A. Rowley
Bivins
Texas
Lizzie Collins
West Side
R. R. Gardens
H. H. Cartwright
E. H. Petty
Plemons
Bank Et al
Thos. Currie
F. View
C. A
Chrysler
Toney Chisum, Inc
W. J. Hill
Bushland
Elmer F. Chapin
Reid Bros
Ford
Badger Herring
GMC
Zack McCrady
Olds
Earl Damron
F. W. Tye
Plymouth
L. T. Richardson Jacksboro
Tex
Buick
Thos
W. Fair
Canadian River Gas Co
Roy L. Seseions
Hardeman King Co
Armstrong & Tfr. Co
Egypt
MEN S WORK BY FOSTER PETERSON
A tailor discusses the art and science of pressing and care for men’s clothes. George Prescott explains that regular light pressing preserves shape, with details on fabric handling, steam use, and the risks of improper pressing. He notes a tailor’s broader duties beyond pressing.
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Prescott
Officers Elected by Amarillo Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
Amarillo alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta formed a permanent organization electing Mrs Hermon C Pipkin president and Mrs Johnnie Eslick secretary. The meeting at Miss Margaret Collins home was attended by active and former members led by Miss Louise Elliott. Plans for a garden party September 1 and pre school rushee events were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta
Amarillo
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Hermon C. Pipkin
Polk Street
Johnnie Eslick
Hughes Street
Theta Chapters
Louise Elliott
Texas University
Margaret Collins
Harrison Street
Amarillo Thetas
Miss Elliott
Ellen Umphres
Galveston
V. F. W. Backs Helium Sale Move
John B. Golding Post veterans urge the national VFW to endorse selling Amarillo made helium gas for industrial and medical use. The resolution will be reviewed at the Buffalo convention as the Amarillo group meets at the Legion Home tonight at 8 with Chamber of Commerce support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Golding Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Buffalo
N. Y
Amarillo
Legion Home
Santa Fe Railroad Granted Permission To Extend Tracks
City council passed two ordinances granting the Santa Fe railroad authority to extend industrial tracks. The work will run in the Johnson Grant alley from Second to Third Avenues and east of Pierce Street between Thirtieth and Thirty first Avenues. The ordinances were introduced last week with Commissioner Joe Jenkins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Johnson-Grant Alley
Second
Third Avenue
Pierce Street
Thirtieth
Thirty First Avenues
Joe Jenkins
Tailor Counters Pressing Duty With Lighthearted Remark
The tailor privately admits he does not press his clothes as often as he should, joking that he is "only a tailor" as he laughs off the habit.
Mayor Rogers Absent on California Vacation
Mayor Ross D. Rogers is away from city duties in California on vacation, leaving office temporarily unoccupied. No timetable for return announced as city operations continue under interim measures.
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Ross D. Rogers
California
City petitions seek street lights paving and zoning change
Three petitions were presented to the city commission last night. Owners asked for street lights at Tyler and the Thirty second to Thirty third Avenue intersection. H A Daniels requested a hearing to rezone 401 407 North Buchanan Street from apartment to commercial for a store addition. Others petitioned for paving in the Van Buren Jackson alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avenues.
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City Commission
Tyler
Thirty-second
Thirtythird Avenue
H. A. Daniels
Buchanan Street
Fourteeenth
Fifteenth Avenues
West Texas State College Sorority Entertained
Pi Omega at West Texas State College held a weekend house party with a program dance at The Nat on Saturday. Bonnie Rhea Whittenburg of Canyon led attendees including Mary Harrison Irene Thompson Virginia Murray Louise Shirley Effyle Whitsett Betty Jones Mary Louise Mulkey and others. Bonnie Gierhart and sponsor Mrs A M Meyer were guests at a dinner at the Blackstone Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Omega
West Texas State College
Bonnie Rhea Whittenburg
Canyon
Mary May Harrison
Irene Thompson
Virginia Murray
Virginia Line
Louise Shirley
Effyle Whitsett
Betty Jones
Mary Louise Mulkey
Margaret Ester Hill
Ewell Champion
George Wright Ray Cox
Wilbur Wofford
Tinny Craig
George Davis
Royce Park
Jack Liston
Thomas Carper
Joe McNeill
Jack Taylor
F E. G. Schuhart
Cris Wooten
Virginia Hollis
Bonnie Gierhart
Birthday Party for Bobby Pau Gregg Celebrated
Bobby Paul Gregg’s fourth birthday was hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Gregg at their home. Attendees included Mamie Naomi Dozier Betty Ann Forrester Billie Hazel Suratte Burwin Suratte Hale Ricketts Wallace William Pittman Billy Den Martin Wanda Nell Martin Waylon Neal Curley Peggy Cleghorn Marvy Sue Lewis Betty Gathwright Evelyn Dampf Beverly Dampf Justine Gregg Mrs Clyde Dampf and Mrs C B Suratte. Watermelon was served after games at Buchanan Park.
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Bobby Paul Gregg
Jack Gregg
Buchanan Park
Mamie Naomi Dozier
Betty Ann Forrester
Billie Hazel Suratte
Burwin Suratte
Hale Ricketts
Wallace William Pittman
Billy den Martin
Wanda Nell Martin
Waylon Neal Curley
Peggy Cleghorn
Marvy Sue Lewis
Betty Gathwright
Evelyn Dampf
Beverly Dampf
Justine Grege
Clyde Dampf
C. B. Suratte
Wiley Morgan
Diversion Club Enjoys Home Entertainment
The Diversion Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Milton Reece at 1209 West Eleventh Avenue on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Reece
West Eleventh Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Auxiliary
American Legion
Vv. Holt
Epsilon
Ann Wise
Carolina Street
Marin
First Baptist Church
Beryl
Needle Club
Gem Lake
Amarillo Country Club
Frean
Murry Watts
Taylor St
Autry
Jimmy Johnson
C. B. Johnson
J. C. Stevens
Frank Johnson
Carrolls
Daughter
Courthouse Records
Foster Peterson
George Prescott
Caromel
Carter
Santa Fe Railroad
Schilling
Oriental
Polk ST
West Texas State College Sorority
Bro
American Gas Ass'n Testing Laboratory
American Gas Association
Amarillo Hardware CO
Bobby Pau
Gregg
Louise
A ‘Wader
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