Christmas Bridge Tournament Is Planned
The Christmas season event features a two day bridge tournament at the Capitol Hotel Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Prizes include two paintings by Mrs. H. G. Hendricks valued at $20 to $30 each. Reservations contact several hosts, with out-of-town option via Miss Sophia Meyer. Mrs. E. H Foster presides Monday. Monday uses contract bridge and Tuesday auction bridge.
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Capitol Hotel
C. D. Andrews
T. J. Considine
E. W. Little
H. F. Alspaugh
Mary E. Calloway
Sophia Meyer
H. G. Hendricks
Culbertson Bridge
E. H Foster
Bonita Chapter Schedules Study Class At Masonic Temple
The Order of Eastern Star will hold a special study class tonight at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple. This event is planned by the Bonita Chapter to discuss organizational topics and community involvement.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Social Calendar Tonight Features Multiple Club Events
A list of local gatherings includes a dinner for Sir Philip Ben Greet at Capitol Hotel at 8. Vecanos Club hosted by Mrs. L. M. Black at 823 West Eighth Avenue. Gamma Delphians meet at Herring Hotel 7 45. Unity Study Club in Green Building 8. O. E. S S Bonita Chapter study class 7 30 at Masonic Temple. Friday events cover Child Study Club 3 at 1900 Harrison, All-School carnival 6 at Sanborn School, Berean Class party at West Amarillo Christian Church, and multiple parties and meetings through the afternoon at various addresses.
Winter Bride Gown Shows Youthful Simplicity and Form Fit
The piece highlights winter wedding fashion with off white gowns gaining popularity. It notes form fitting silhouettes, long sleeves with low necklines, and a dove tail train. An ivory velvet dress with medieval sleeves and a large gardenia bouquet completes the winter bridal look.
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Joan Savoy
NEA
Palm Beach
Goose Girl to Be Performed at High School Friday
Miss Harriet Ann Collard and Lee Bivins head the cast of the Grimm fairy tale Goose Girl to be staged in the Senior High School auditorium. Under Mrs. Oma Link Rowley's direction and with PTA sponsorship, proceeds support welfare work. The production features a large cast of students, dances, elaborate settings, and period costumes.
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Harriet Ann Collard
Lee Bivins
Oma Link Rowley
Parent-Teacher Association
Ernest Ainsworth
Lila V. Yocham
Mary Ann Lee
Fairy Goodness
Mozelle Hall
Laverne Walker
Elizabeth Means
Kathryn Roach
Mildred Kirk
Mary Ann Beasley
Iris Westbay
Lola Bell Pipkin
Ladies In Waiting
Leon Montgomery
Paul Lovett
Charles Hoover
Billy Dee
Court Pages
Louis Pitchford
Crawford Hoover
Betty Jean Hughes
Sid Finklea
Isabelle Boxwell
Mary Ann Stanberry
Louise Gober
Frances Groves
Sara DeWoody
Jewell McCaul
Martha Hester
Ruth Wood
Wilene Capps
Florence Foster
Anna Martin
Mary Lee
Verna Lee Nail
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Frances Gifford
Katherine Baker
Joyce Cobb
Mary Elizabeth Chilton
Louise McClure
Ruth Herring
Ethelyn Ross
Virginia Wade
Ollie Holman
Virginia Lee Avery
Suzanne Dyer
Esther Eckert
S. B. A. Entertains With Program
The Security Benefit Association hosted a social at Carpenters Hall on Monday evening. The program featured Elizabeth Reynolds on piano, Evert Buckingham reading, Billy Bob Bethune and James Moss violin solo with Floyd Marsh on piano, Ernestine Balaird singing, Mrs. B. Parker, a quartet by Gus Albright's Harmony Boys, and a dance segment with Ernestine Mercer and Jesse's Melody Maids providing music.
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the Security Benefit Association
Carpenters Hall
Reading
Elizabeth Reynolds
Evert Buckingham
Billy Bob Bethune
James Moss
Floyd Marsh
Mrs. Marsh
Ernestine Balaird
Mrs. B. Parker
Gus Albright
Harmony Boys
Ernestine Mercer
Jesse
Melody Maids
Child Study Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Hill
Mrs John Hill at 1900 Harrison Street will host the Child Study Club Friday at 3 PM. Principal speaker Mrs J A Hill of Canyon will discuss The Parents Knowledge of the Child Necessary at the Adolescent Age. Mrs M Georgia Simms will speak on Highlights of the Teachers Convention.
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Child Study Club
John Hill
Harrison Street
J. A. Hill
Canyon
M. Georgia Simms
Swift Sure Help Ingrowing Toenail Remedy Ad
Soak a small cotton plug in Moone's Emerald Oil and place it under the nail corner. Change the cotton twice daily, enlarging the plug until the edge lifts freely. Oil soothes and heals, killing infection and softening the nail. City Drug Stores offer money back if Emerald Oil fails.
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Moone
City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Co
Mrs Hendricks Plans Art Exhibit at Capitol Hotel
Local artist Mrs. H. G. Hendricks will display paintings at the Capitol Hotel on Monday and Tuesday next week. The collection features California coast scenes, New Mexico mountains, Mexican and Indian life, and numerous roses. The public is invited to attend.
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H. G. Hendricks
Capitol Hotel
Patrons Club To Meet Friday At Amarillo College
The Patron's Club of Amarillo College will gather Friday at 3 PM in the college assembly room. Hostesses include Mrs. J. E. Montgomery, Mrs. W. E. Anderson, Mrs. B. H. Wright, and Mrs. W. H. Sparger. Programs feature Advertising by James L. McCormick, Architectural Opportunities by Rabey Funk, and Music by the McDowell Club Ensemble.
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Amarillo College
J. E. Montgomery
W. E. Anderson
L. D. Roach
C. H. Wright
W. H. Sparger
H. Wright
James L. McCormick
Rabey Funk
McDowell Club
U D C To Meet With Mrs Trigg Christmas Party
The Will A Miller Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will host a Christmas party at Mrs J Frank Trigg home 803 Pierce Street Friday at 3 o clock All members urged to attend and bring a gift to be exchanged.
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Will A. Miller
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. Frank Trigg
Pierce Street
O. W. Club Holds Business Meeting and Party Plans
The O. W. Club met at Mrs. P. A. Pressig’s home on Van Buren Street to discuss plans for a Christmas party at Mrs. Gaston Camp’s residence on Fairmont Street next Tuesday at 8 PM. Members present included Mrs. O. R. Gant Mrs. M. A. Hudson Mrs. H. B. Martin Mrs. W. V. Spencer and Mrs. P. A. Pressig.
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O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
Gaston Camp
Fairmont Street
O. R. Gant
M. A. Husdon
H. B. Martin
W. V. Spencer
P. A. Preisig
All-School Carnival Planned at Sanborn School
The Parent-Teacher Association prepares an Friday evening All-School carnival at Sanborn School with classroom performances by students and festive decorations throughout the building.
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Sanborn
Parent-Teacher Association
Twentieth Century Club to Meet Mrs Elson on Glaspell Review
The Twentieth Century Club will meet Friday at 2 30 p m at 2615 Hayden Street the home of Mrs R D Gist. Mrs Murry Elson will review Ambrose Holt and Family by Susan Glaspell.
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Twentieth Century Club
R. D. Gist
Hayden Street
Murry Elson
Ambrose Holt and Family
Susan Glaspell
Spanish War Vet Auxiliary To Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans Guy V. Henry Jr. Camp will be held in the Legion rooms of the Municipal auditorium Friday night at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as there will be an election of officers.
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Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans
Guy V. Henry
Amoma Class Plans Christmas Party at Yates Home
The Amoma Class of First Baptist Church will host a Christmas party at Mrs. G. L. Yates home 1212 Van Buren Street Friday at 3 o'clock. Members should bring a practical gift not exceeding 15 cents.
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First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
van Buren Street
Amoma
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Meets At Goodman Home
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. W A Goodman at 834 Virginia Street Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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Blue Bonnet Needle Club
W. A. Goodman
Virginia Street
Woodman Circle To Elect Officers In Poplar Grove
Woodman Circle No. 171 of Poplar Grove calls all members to a 7 30 p m Friday meeting at the W O W Hall for officer elections and other business. Delegates E B Harris Lois Stith Hettie Stith Lorena Baker and Lois Black have returned from the state B Y P U convention at Waco and visited Temple Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Woodman Circle Poplar Grove
E. B. Harris
Lois
Hettie Stith
Lorena Baker
Lois Black
Waco
Temple
Fort Worth
Dallas
J. D. Riddle
Amarillo
Do Tell Menstrual Pain Relief Advertised in Amarillo
A new discovery promises painless menstruation for women. Do Tell is sold in Amarillo and guaranteed by Fox Drug Stores.
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Amarillo
Fox Drug Stores
Amarillo Prepares to Negotiate New Telephone Franchise
Southwestern Bell officials travel to Amarillo to begin talks on a new franchise as the current agreement expires June 28, 1932. City leaders under Mayor Col. Ernest O. Thompson expect the appraisal of company properties to be ready for Friday negotiations. The city seeks further rate reductions to be written into the franchise.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Amarillo
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
City Commission
Circle Five Chili Supper Planned At Social Center
Circle No. 5 of the First Christian will host a chili supper at the Social Center Friday evening from 5:39 to 8. Everyone is invited. Mrs. J. B. Bishop of New York City is visiting daughter Mrs. Walter Fuerman and Mr. Fuerman at 1519 Jackson Street.
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Circle No. 5
J. B. Bishop
New York City
Walter Fuerman
Fuerman
Jackson Street
Renew Efforts To Get Food to Light Keepers
Coast guardsmen plan renewed efforts to supply two South Jetty light keepers about two miles off Galveston. They have run out of food except flour as heavy seas and gale winds blocked replenishment attempts. A head keeper had sought aid for three days. the Galveston lighthouse stands within three miles of the business district and guides numerous ships to port.
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Galveston
Tex
Oene
Coast Guard
Galveston Business District
Balloons Used as Scarecrows Around London Gardens
Gardeners on the outskirts of London deploy inflated balloons on sticks as scarecrows at key vantage points. A bird pecks at a balloon, then startled by a pistol like blast, flees and does not return.
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London
Disease scare at U S prison prompts precautionary routine
Atlanta federal prison faces spinal meningitis outbreak with seven cases since November 8 and two deaths. Warden Aderhold reports no new admissions as health officials work with prison doctors to contain spread. Prison population exceeds 3,800, with a wing expansion since 14 years ago to 1,847 capacity.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Federal
Aderhold
Public Health Service
Washington
Overcrowding Tied to Meningitis at Atlanta Penitentiary
Dr. Walter L. Treadway, chief of public health work in federal prisons, named overcrowding as a cause of a spinal meningitis outbreak at the Atlanta penitentiary. He urged emergency measures to relieve crowding to curb the spread.
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Washington
Dec
Walter L. Treadway
Atlanta
Treadway
Creomulsion: a remedy for persistent coughs and colds
The ad promotes Creomulsion as a twofold action treatment for persistent coughs and colds. It claims the creosote-based emulsion soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germs, absorbs into the bloodstream, and helps bronchial conditions. Money refunded if relief is not achieved.
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