Opening of Texas Union Attracts Wide Austin Crowd
The Globe reports the formal opening of the Texas Union in Austin with many students ex-students faculty and residents attending. Charles Zivley led the event with the board of directors and university groups hosting. Guides from Orange Jackets and Cowboys assisted visitors while Barney Stinson and his orchestra provided music. The $417 353 cost funded by faculty students and Texas exes aims to center social life on campus with cafeterias club rooms lounges and a tower used by Glee Clubs. The building houses the manager and board offices Ex-Students Association Curtain Club and many student groups. The Union is run by a board of two faculty two ex-students and five students. Katharine Duncan represents Amarillo as a student director.
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Globe
Austin
Texas Union
Charles Zivley
Orange Jackets
Cowboys
Barney Stinson
Texas Exes
Ex-Students Association
Curtain Club
Amarillo
Katharine Duncan
R. A. Duncan
Elsie Little Concert Set for Amarillo High School
Local artists present a mid winter concert Tuesday at 8 15 PM in the Amarillo High School Auditorium as part of the Elsie Little annual dance entertainment. Beckie Reeder Arnold assists with music and accompaniment along with Ardath Johnson and Mrs John Josey. The program promises notable dance pieces with costumes and lighting. Sponsored by the library board of the Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts to expand literature on music and art. small admission charged.
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Amarillo High School
Elsie Little
Miss Little
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Ardath Johnson
John Josey
Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Humphreys Highland Parent Teacher Association Meet
The Humphreys Highland Parent Teacher Association will meet at the school building Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. Mrs J W 4 room will furnish the program.
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Humphreys Highland Parent-Teacher Association
J. W
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
To End a Cough In a Hurry Mix This at Home
Millions of housewives mix their own cough medicine to save money and gain a purer remedy. The ad claims 24% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup, no cooking, easy mixing, keeps well, and children prefer the taste. Pinex, a concentrated Norway Pine compound, allegedly soothes throat inflammation and loosens phlegm with prompt relief guaranteed or money back.
College Spirit Coeds Tint Toenails in School Colors
Ohio State University coeds, juniors, color their toenails scarlet and gray. Mary Lou Gainey tints the nails of Theo Hull as campus fashion spreads from beaches to dormitories, with about one third of the 2,000 women students adopting the fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Gainey
Theo Hull
Ohio State University
Columbus
Potter County Library Advisory Board Open Forum and Local Club Meetings
Monday calendar lists Advisory Board of Potter County Library at 5 o clock and Open Forum. Miss Grace Rich hosts at 115% West Ninth Avenue at 8 o'clock. Edwin Markham Circle of the Child Conservation League of America led by Mrs John Vetesk Jr at 805 Alabama Street 7 30. Gene Galle dance recital at McKinley School Auditorium 8. Girl Scout Leaders Club meets hosted by Mia at 2418 Washington Street 7 30. Tuesday U Deal Em Club led by Mrs Earl Smith at 815 Louisiana Street 2 30. Round Dozen Club Mrs Norris Ewing 3720 Fountain Terrace 3. Needle Club Mrs J W Lee 3 Lucky Day Bridge Club Mrs Roy Brown Otis Apartments 2 30. W M A of Palo Duro Baptist Association quarterly meeting Goodnight Basin 10. Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Bird Club Mrs E R Glass 1320 Fillmore Street 2 30. Ladies Friendship class of Bu
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Edwin Markham
The
Child Conservation League of America
John Vetesk, Jr
Alabama Street
William Curl Jr Honored With Dance On Birthday
William Murray Curl Jr is honored on his birthday with a Saturday evening gathering at Miss Margie Kile's home. About 34 guests from the N. C. Club attended, enjoying dancing until late and refreshments.
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William Curl, Jr
William Murray Curl, Jr
N. C
Margie Kile
Helen Hamilton
Virginia Holder
Ruth Woods
Cleo Hollingsworth
Doris Bomar
Norma Lee Bankston
Verna le Nair
Betty Jean Lumpkin
Barley Mickey
Dorothy Shafer
Jane Roddy
Anna Mae Fry
Stephania Cheney
Toscanini Daughter Wears Hair Clips In Paris Event
Signorina Wanda Toscanini daughter of the famed conductor appears among Europeans wearing something in the hair for festive evenings. She wears a brown velvet gown with slender gold clips on either side of her dark hair. The page also lists church meetings and club events including Line Avenue Baptist Church W M S and a long sequence of local society notices with times and addresses.
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Toscanini
Paris
Signorina
Wanda Toscanini
Crepe and Velvet Make Theater Outfit
Prints describe fashion with a pink crepe gown paired with garnet velvet and a wine velvet wrap worn to the theater by Mrs. William C. Gwynn. The piece highlights a rich color ensemble and a long outer layer.
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Washington
William C. Gwynn
P. E. O Chapter Meeting and Mizpah Club Busy
Chapter 7 of P. E. O. will meet Tuesday at 12:30 PM at Mrs. B. Taylors home 2112 Ong Street. Mizpah Club holds a business meeting Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. G. O. Ricks 701 Forest Street. Oregon growers used 9600 cords of fuel wood yearly to dry hops.
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B. O. Taylor
Ong Street
Mizpah Club
G. O. Ricks
Forest Street
Oregon
Child Study Club Hears Talk by Dr Powers at Mrs Frye’s Home
Dr Eva Lynn Powers spoke on Child Health Problems to the Child Study Club Friday afternoon at 1014 Sunset Terrace, with Mrs M H Cunningham and Mrs F B Means hosting. Guests included Mesdames Adams, Lampe, Rogers, McSwain, Colley, Lynch, and Powers. members listed include Nutt, Price, Matthews, Maberry, Means, Hil, Turner, Edwards, Warner, Cunningham, and Frye.
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Child Study Club
Dr. Powers
Evelyn Powers
J. D Frye
Sunset Terrace
M. H. Cunningham
F. B. Means
Joan Cunningham
Gwendolyn
Howard Lynch
W M Adams
W. F. Lampe
B. C. Rogers
A. P. McSwain
W. A. Colley
Glenn Nutt
Johnnie Price
G. C. Matthews
B. G. Maberry
F B. Means
J. E. Hil
J. O. Turner
J. Edwards
Bert Warner
M. H Cunningham
J. D. Frye
Weddington Rites At Borger Today
Last rites for William M. Weddington 80 were set for 3 PM at Borger. A Texas resident for almost 60 years he died Saturday in Cereno New Mexico. He was father of George Weddington Amarillo and had lived in Borger since 1927.
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William M. Weddington
Borger
Mr. Weddington
Texas
Cereno
N. M
George Weddington
Amarillo
W F McLaughlin Dies. Amarillo Businessman Dead
J L McLaughlin of 3713 Ling Ave Amarillo received a late Sunday night telephone message announcing the death of his father W F McLaughlin an Amarillo businessman aged. The notice notes the death and references the family connection and local address.
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W. F. McLaughlin
J. L. McLaughlin
Ling Avenut
Amarillo
Quitaqua
W. F. Mc
Laughlin 75 Funeral Arrangements Pending in Prescott
Laughlin aged 75 died with funeral arrangements pending in Prescott Arizona. The item notes a claim Prescott held the first public wild west rodeo nearly 50 years ago.
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Laughlin
Prescott
Ariz
Girl Scout Leaders Change Meeting Date
The regular meeting of the Girl Scout Leaders' Club will be held tonight at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs. A J Farwell 2418 Washington Street instead of Tuesday night announced by Miss Daffin Lowrey Scout director.
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Girl Scout
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Jack Farwell
Washington Street
Daffin Lowrey
A. J. Farwell
Bill Goodloe's Mother Dies in Missouri Home
The mother of W. E. B. Goodloe division freight and passenger agent of the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway will be buried in Lexington Mo. She died Saturday at Independence Mo. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Independence. Mr and Mrs Goodloe left Amarilla Saturday for her home.
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W. EB. Goodloe
Division Freight
Pasenger
The
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway
Lexington
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Et Society 4
Potter County
Open Forum Club
Gene Galle
McKinley School
Mia
Earl Smith
Louisiana Street
Round Dozen Club
Norris Ewing
Fountain Terrace
Needle Club
J. W. Lee
Lucky Day Bridge Club
Roy Brown
Otis
Palo Duro Baptist Association
Goodnight Bhasin
Roller Canary Bird Club
E. R. Glass
Fillmore Street
Line Avenue
W. M
Line Avenue Baptist Church
Chanan Street
Methodist Church
W. L. Clifton
North Grant Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
O. FE
Masonic Temple
Junior Woman's Club
John Cowan
Hughes Street
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
John E. LeGate
Beryl Needle Club
J. O. Wyatt
Mississippi Street
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Russell Middleton
Kentucky Street
el Martes Club
H. 8. Pierce
East Ninth Avenue
Monogram Studio
Thelma Scarborough
Jerry Scarborough
Doris Black
Madelyn Galle
West Tenth Avenue
Stewardship and Missions
Palio Duro Baptist Association
PE. O
Royal Portable
With Ota
Bill Goodloe
Missouri
H. A.waller
East Sth
Taylor and Polk Streets
Waller
Walter Beaver
Water Beaver
Reynolds Tobacco Company
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