First Baptist Church Women Hold All Day Stewardship Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon. Mrs J R McClure led devotional and program on Stewardship with several members presenting topics on Stewards of Personality Talent Time and Opportunities Influence Possessions and more. Mrs J Josey and Mrs F R Martin offered musical and speaking parts. Mr W A Johnson delivered greetings from Southwestern Baptist Seminary Fort Worth as the W M meeting was moved up for the Confederate Veterans Reunion next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
J. R. McClure
A.H. Willborn
Clyde Mays
Elda Formby
Horace Griggs
J. W Sanders
Harry Holland
Brooks
John Josey
F. R. Martin
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
W. A. Johnson
W. M
Confederate Veterans
Fidelis Class Luncheon and Birth Announcement
The Fidelis Class of First Rap tier Church held a regular covered fish luncheon on Wednesday. Misses Bess Waves and Imogene Porterfield sang a duet with Mrs Peggy Patterson on piano and Miss Davis offered two xylophone selections. Mr. and Mrs Louis Ridings announce the birth of daughter Gay Nell on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Raptier Church
Bess Waves
Imogene Porterfield
Peggy Patterson
Miss Davis
Mesdames
W. Tf. Goodloe
S. T Harmon
W. R Jenkins
W. A. Rice
J. FP. Haynes
J. Coffer
J. &. Bagwell
D. H.taylor
R. H. Ray
E R. Bruce
Fred H Madison
W. N. Durham
F. F. Rittenberry
C. D. Roberts
A. A. Meredith
C. A. Melton
F. R. Bush
Miss Ella Atkinson
Louis Ridings
Harrison Street
Gay Nell
Social Club Notices Include Regular Meetings Tonight
The posting lists meetings for the Unity Study Club and Woodview Circle at specified addresses and times. Referenced locations include 1018 Harrison Street and Tavion Street with evening hours noted for Friday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Study Club
Tavion Street
Mrs. Baker Honored With Shower at Class Party
Amomia Class of the First Baptist Church held a miscellaneous shower for Terry Baker Tuesday evening at 112 East Fourteenth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Roy Jacobs. Gifts were exchanged then games and refreshments for guests and members followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Baker
First Baptist Church
Roy Jacobs
East Fourteenth Avenue
William F. Conway
O. R. Holman
Tom Gilley
A. F Berg
C. C. Price
G. M. Sullinger
Junior Opera Group rehearses operetta Campus Daze
The Junior Opera Society of the Musical Arts Conservatory meets weekly rehearsing Campus Daze to be staged mid September with a cast of 20 to 25. A picnic is planned Thursday at 5 at the McAfee ranch. contact sponsor Margaret Woodruff or president Katharyn Miller for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Society of the Musical Arts Conservatory
McAfee Ranch
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff
Katharyn Miller
Katharyn Miller, President, To Find Out Inll
Raymond Wright
Dan Higgins
Ralph O'Neal
Suzanne Dyer
J. Martin
Marjorie Davis
Margaret Woodruff
Ardath Johnson
Elizabeth Miller
Marguerite van Fleet
Charleen van Fleet
Dorothy Adams
Frank Crowley
Martha Frances Doud
Margaret Defenbough
Helen Emil
Jack Parks
John Wyatt
Jim Ke
Feathers Become Fashion Accessories at London Displays
Feathers fashioned into buttons clips brooches necklaces and bracelets appear as new dress accessories. Peacock pheasant bird of paradise and pigeon feathers decorate jackets gowns and gowns with evening attire and suits.
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London
Bird of Paradise
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Fund Drive
Miss Isabel Gerlach of Livingston hosts relatives at 13230 Van Buren Street while Mrs. Robert Spicer at Love Apartments entertains guests including Mrs. Lou Moore of Mayaville Oklahoma and Miss Maimie Whitley of Port Worth. Mrs. M. Frost receives a shower at 803 Tamar Street and Elizabeth Nixson reports on the national Business and Professional Women convention. Tomorrow is the last day to contribute to the Phebe Weiris Memorial Fund via Federation of Women’s Clubs with calls to several local organizers. Mr. and Mrs. F Chars Wilson and Mrs. James Bly return from a Denver vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Gerlach of
Livingston
A. K. Wolflin
van Buren Street
Robert H. Spicer
The
Love Apartments
Lou Moore
Mayaville
Oklahoma
Mamie Whitley
Port Worth
Don Loden
Otts Apartments
Elizabeth Nixson
National Convention of Business and Professional Women
Maude M. McClung
Phebe K. Weiris
Aeing
Federation of Womens Clubs
Warner
S. F. Fish
John Ef, Rowland
F. M. Neal
W. 8Lazard
W. S. Westbay
Howard T. Trigg
Carlotta Cheney to Marry Charles Grant Jr on Sept 10
Mrs. J. W. Cheney announced the engagement and upcoming marriage of her daughter Miss Carlotta Cheney to Mr. Charles Grant Jr of Gallup New Mexico. The couple will wed September 10 at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with garden flowers and a blue and gold luncheon theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cheney
Madison Street
Carlotta Cheney
Charles Grant, Jr
Gallup
N. M
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
C. V. Hensell
Woodmen Circle Holds Last Meeting and Announcements
The Woodmen Circle held its final gathering in the old ball Friday at 8 pm with reports from Mrs. Georgia Fasum on the New York national convention and plans for a quarterly anniversary dinner led by Mrs. Jennie Lindbloom. Mrs. H B Baucom and Mrs. C C Cameron attend a state UDC meeting in Dallas. A Panhandle Speech Arts Association gathering is set for Monday evening. The piece also notes a British made label debate and a church food sale at the Mary and Martha Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
New York
Georgia Fasum
Waco
Jennie T Lindbloom
Guardian
Easum
Va. Db
H. B. Baucom
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. C. Cameron
Dallas
Herring Hotel
Lloyd Dykeman's Body Coming Here
The body of Lloyd C. Dykeman a 24 year old son of Mr and Mrs W T Dykeman 1102 North Taylor Street will arrive this evening from Austin Boxwell Brothers will receive the body and handle funeral arrangements pending The deceased is survived by his parents and two brothers Marvin R Dykeman of Marquet Iowa and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Dykeman
W. T. Dykeman
North Taylor Street
Austin
Boxwell Brothers
Mr. Dykeman
Marvin R Dykeman
Marquet
Iowa
Cow in Front Yard Sparks Sheriff to Call Coroner
A humorous local note describes a woman crying that a cow died in her front yard. Sheriff Bill Adams responds, learning the call is for the coroner, not law enforcement, as the citizen jokes about the mistaken department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Adams
Call Issued for More Cars to Transport Vets in Amarillo
Jim Williams, head of Amarillo's Transporta tion Committee, asks for volunteers and car owners to provide vehicles for transporting veterans to the Municipal Auditorium rodeo and local sightseeing during the veterans reunion. Private hosts will need rides to and from housing, and a form is requested to sign up with the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Jim Williams
Transportation Committee
Williams
Willams Hae
Yan Vet Mane
Chamber of Comineres
VETERANS REUNION PLANS IN AMARILLO
A fragmented notice to JIM WILLIAMS, chairman, and the Amarillo Chamber outlines escort arrangements for the 45th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Amarillo, Texas. It requests vehicle provision and contact details, with a September event window and a request to return a filled form promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Williams
United Confederate Veterans
Amarillo
Man-Eating Mosquitoes Halt No Camp Spirit For Scouts
Amarillo Scout troops join Minnesota groups at Camp Tonkawa for a week of activities ending in a pageant celebrating Mon dam in and Tonkawampus. Indian dances, lectures, and games fill the schedule as Sea Scouts circle through multiple states, with travel continuing to Camp Robinson Crusoe and Wawatasso Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Minnesota
Bedford Johnson
Robinson Crusof
Minn
Camp Tonkawa
Camp Robinson’ Crusoe
Luthe
Friendship Lane
Ireland
Minneapolis
Arillo
Camp
Robinson Crusoe
Iye Amarillo
Mondamin
Ciof ‘Tonkawampus
Hearst Endorses Alfred Smith as Democratic Presidential Choice
William Randolph Hearst urged Alfred E. Smith as a strong presidential nominee on a genuine Jeffersonian Democratic ticket. He dismissed talk of a Constitutional Democratic party and criticized Marxist and Roosevelt ideologies. Hearst called Smith the authentic Democratic leader and suggested notable Southern Democrats join, stressing unity and American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Alfred F. Smith
Karl Marx
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Ritchie
Byrd
Talmadge
Ot al Smith Hearst
America
Quo Vadis to Open Season at Municipal Auditorium
The Tittle Theater will stage Quo Vadis by Henry Sienkiewicz at the Municipal Auditorium on September 13 featuring both veteran and new cast members. Local and regional actors including Margaret Collins, Dorothy Thomson, Katherine Bartlett, Warner Wilson, and Vincent Avery join the production with Marie Doran credited for adaptation. Jersey ticket sales are underway with 40 canvassers and new salespeople listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Tittle Theater
Henry Slenkie
Anna Willeans
Marie Doran
Jersey
Fula Lee McKnight
Louise Coe
Jean Wright
Katherine Roach
Howard Lynch
Margaret Collins
Quo Vadis
Dorothy Thomson
Katherine Bartlett
Warner Wilson
Roberne Wilson
Mildred Fly
Wilbur Buds
Tol Avery
T. Ft Dyer
Eloise Gipson
Vincent Avery
Wayland Dwight
Ann Lee
Billy Budd
George Vineyard
David
Treasury position report details August 27 balances
The Treasury announced August 27 receipts were 5 592 905 91 dollars with expenditures at 13 140 277 26. Net balance stood at 1 510 132 871, customs receipts for the month 32 541 811 99, year to date receipts 455 000 747 18 and expenditures 1 204 438 506 37 including 412 240 78 of emergency outlays. Gross debt 29 024 753 488 01, a day decline of 3 407 96450, gold assets 9 197 086 456 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
The
Allenia Rheumatism Claim Draws Patient Relief
An advertisement claims Allenin relieves severe rheumatism in 49 hours. The dealer asserts a single prescription can end terrible pain and agony, marketing the drug as a fast acting remedy for uric acid related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Six Amarillo Residents Named In Obituary Clip
Ralph Dykeman of Amarillo and five sisters are listed with Mrs Irate Britt Mrs Eula Marsh Mrs Eliza beth Barnes of Alhambra Calif Mrs Mattie Joseph Lucenn Okla and Mrs Maxie Harmon of El Reno Okla The item notes the Philippines Luzon July 14 35 1911 as the location of the world record rainfall of 3 feet 10 inches in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dykeman
Amarillo
Irate Britt
Eula Marsh
Elizabeth Barnes
Alhambra
California
Mattie Joseph
Lucenn
Oklahoma
Maxie Harmon
el Reno
Luzon
Philippines
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad Copy
Cooling blue Star Ointment melts on the skin and sends medicines into pores to kill itch and rash including eczema tetter and foot itch. Money back if the first jar fails.
Price for every home studios in all city parts
Real estate notice offers French studios in all city sections with contact via phone 2-3400. W4hy Taylor handled listing and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
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Vogue
AAA
Social Lenda Pron
O'rlork
Woodvien Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Ovlock
Chile
Telor Street
O'Clock
Baker
Junior Opera Group
Rinso
Ily
M. Frost
J. H. Fills
Tamar Street
F. Chars Wilson
James Bly
Denver
Colorado
Speech Arts Association
Italy
Japan
France
Mary and Martha Glass
First Baptist
Lloyd Dykeman
Danat
Hollywood
Hollywood Dress Shoppe
Polk St
Alan
Addres
Wee Fak Tha
Booms Smith
Hearst
Allenru
Bakery
Portriday
American Ai Association
Saylor St
W. Sixth &F
Academy OF Music
Belen Green Wade
Louis Russey
Mary Francisakard
Jobn Josey
Department of
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