Philharmonics Entertained by Junior Club
The Junior Philharmonic Club hosted the senior group at Mrs. George S Williams 1817 Taylor Street for an annual junior artist program. Young performers in colonial costume sang and played pieces by Devorak Rheingold MacDowell and others, followed by a costumed mini play The Life of Stephen Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Williams
Taylor Street
Junior Philharmonic Club
Kay Davis
Inga Borgstrom
Dorothy Brigance
Katherine Allen
Ruby Mae McLaughlin
June Brown
Doris Billingslea
Geraldine Warner
Faye Nicklaus
Mary Jane Hauck
Zinita Byers
Amy Travis
Frances Shudde
Mary Sué Thompson
Peggy Hauck
Jean Travis
Mary Elizabeth Camp
Mary Beth McClung
Mesdemes G
F. F. Dyer
J. W. Sanders
W. J. Fuermann
R. W. Adams
Otis Trulove
J. E. Biggs
T. M. Caldwell
H. H. Warner
George S. Vineyard
Misses Magmie Oliver
Juanita Henderson
Dorothy Taylor
MacDowell Music Club
Hughes Street
Vernon Ball
Woodman Circle Holds Entertaining Meeting
After the Woodman Circle meeting members were treated to a surprise program broadcast on WC 171. Molly Merriman was announcer introducing piano solo by Peggy Manning, reading by Curtis, and a talk on Faithfulness in Lodge Attendance by Houston Taylor. Drill captain Merle Hughey elected during Gladys Witten's absence. Witten leaves for Topeka. Next meeting set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the W. O. UW Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
WC 171
Molly Merriman
Peggy Manning
Imogean Pace
Curtis
Houston Taylor
Peggy Smythe
Merle Hughey
Gladys Witten
Topeka
Kas
W. O. UW
S. B. A. Has Monthly Social Monday
The Security Benefit Association held its regular monthly social Monday at Carpenter's Hall. Lamar Caldwell screened three reels of moving pictures while Cleo Clayton and his Play Boys orchestra provided music. The Boxwell Brothers quartet delighted the crowd with songs and dancing continued late with the Melody Maids orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Security Benefit Association
Carpenter’s Hall
Lamar Caldwell
Cleo Clayton
Boys” Orchestra
Boxwell Brothers
Melody Maids
Calendar notices from Pierian and many clubs meet today
A long list details Thursday morning and afternoon club gatherings across Pierian, Mystic Weavers, Stitch and Chatter, Ladies' Aid, Mizpah, Woman's Club, Sunshine Child Study, Mother Singers, MacDowell junior program, El Navegar Study Club, and more with hostesses and addresses. Headlines note Paris wool chenille scarves and Washington fashion updates.
Religion Teachings Highlight Junior Child Study Club Meeting
Dr B E Masters of Amarillo College spoke on Can Religion Be Taught at Mrs W S Izzard 1602 South Julian Boulevard home. He linked religion to morality noting children have a religious nature and the church home teach religion while school living it. The event featured valentine decorations and a brief business session led by Mrs W B Gunn with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Masters
Amarillo College
W.S. Izzard
South
Julian Boulevard
Valentine
Oma Link Rowley
The
Child Study Club
H. W. Allen
Hughes Street
Mrs. Shook Hosts Lucky Day Bridge Club
Mrs. Roger Shook entertained the Lucky Day Bridge Club at her home on Jackson Street Tuesday afternoon with a black and white color motif in the bridge accessories. High score honors went to Mrs. J. C. Heyser and second to Mrs. Charles Hill. attendees included Everett McBride Fred Warren J C Heyser Carl Hill C W Carder Jr Wesley Barringer Clarence Smith and Roger Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Shook
Lucky Day Bridge Club
Jackson Street
J. C. Heyser
Charles Hill
Mesdames Everett McBride
Fred Warren
Carl Hill
C. W. Carder, Jr
Wesley Barringer
Clarence Smith
San Jacinto PTA Officers Meet Thursday at School
A meeting of the San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association officers and the room mothers is called for Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the school auditorium. All interested association members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Four Weeks with Kruschen
Mrs. Mac West of St Louis writes that after taking one box of Kruschen Salts for four weeks she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds. She reports more energy and no hunger. The ad touts a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast as a safe weight loss method and cites Fox Drug Co Post Office Drug Co and other drug stores as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac West
St. Louis
Kruschen
Fox Drug Co
Post Office Drug Co
Independents in Senate seek accord and principles
Washington, Feb 1. Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico leads a committee of about 15 independents known as Progressives to draft a program and set principles for the group. Cutting avoids naming specifics or cabinet speculation while noting agreement on general direction and upcoming session priorities. He campaigned for Roosevelt and says he expects no political reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bronson Cutting
Republican of
New Mexico
Cutting
Hegens
Roosevelt
Rose Bowl Plans Special Dinners
A special turkey dinner will be served at the Rose Bowl Tea Room on Friday evening from 6 to 8 o clock. Another feature will be the tamale pie dinner at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl
Tenth Avenue
Jackson Street
Klutch Comfort Cushion Holds Teeth Tight
Klutch forms a cushion that keeps the plate snug without rocking or chafing. You can eat and speak as well as with real teeth. Available at drug stores for 2 1/2 cents per box.
Spring Fashion Pattern 2541 for Sizes 36 to 50
Pattern 2541 by Chane Oddams features diagonal lines to slim the figure, with binding trim and buttons. Illustrated step by step sewing guide notes fabric needs and size options 36 to 50. Also promotes The Amarrillo Globe Spring Fashion Book with catalog and pattern combo for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Stevens Cases Delayed Indictments For Accuracy
State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney postponed returning indictments against James W. Stevens and his sons Ernest J. and Raymond W. over alleged conspiracy and embezzlement tied to the Illinois Life Insurance Company collapse and receivership. The trio led the firm and tied entities including the Stevens and La Sailr hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas J. Courtney
Illinois Life Insurance Company
James W. Stevens
Ernest J
Raymond W
Stevens
Stevens and la Sailr
Street Light Petition Favored by Commission
A petition for a street light at Lipscomb Street and the 1200 block of West Eleventh Avenue was granted Tuesday night by the city commission. Among the petitioners were F. H. McGregor John Cage C. J. Wiard A. T. Boyce Mrs. E. M. Roush Mrs J O Joslin Milton Reece Mrs Ina P. Neely the Long Bell Lumber Company and P. Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipscomb Street
West Eleventh Avenue
City Commission
F. H. McGregor
John Cage
C. J. Wiard
A.T. Boyce
E. M. Roush
J. 0. Joslin
Milton Reece
Ina P. Neely
The
Long-Bell Lumber Company
P. Allison
Battery Men Back From Willard Dealers Meeting
Fred Smith and L. J. Symmonds, Willard battery distributors in the Panhandle, returned from Cleveland where they attended the Willard Battery Company dealers national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
L. J. Symmonds
Willard
Panhandle
Cleveland
Willard Battery Company
Boldt Replaces Leopold in U S C of C at Dallas
Adolph Boldt a former Dallas businessman returns to assume the post of southwestern division manager of the United States Chamber of Commerce. He will replace Joseph F Leopold who resigns effective April 1. Boldt previously ran a plow company, then led the Houston chamber, and later served in Washington. He said Dallas office would stay open and Southwestern HQ remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldt
Leopold
Dallas
Tex
Adolph Boldt
Chamber of Commercie
United States
Southwestern
United States Chamber
Joseph F. Leoepold
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
St. Louis
Pioneer James Henry Steele Dies at 85 in Oklahoma City
James Henry Steele a Texas and Oklahoma pioneer died at his home in Oklahoma City at age 85. A Confederate veteran, he moved from Mississippi to Paris, Texas as a young man and relocated to Oklahoma in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
James Henry Steele
Texas
Oklahoma
Paris
Mississippi
Home Syrup Cure for Cough Promised by Patent Mix
An old advertisement urges readers to mix a home cough syrup using sugar and water with Pinex to create quick relief. It claims threefold action: soothes inflamed membranes heals membranes loosens germ laden phlegm and clears passages aiding sleep. The ad emphasizes cost effectiveness and money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Akes
Leta
Cardus touted by Ruth Hill for back and dizziness relief
Mrs Ruth Hill of Charleston West Virginia reports periodic backache dizziness and weakness that Cardus relieved She notes the medicine has been used by women for over 50 years and claims it strengthens without harming users Sold at local drug stores.
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Ruth Hill
Charleston
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philharmonics
Pierian Club
Ray Wheatley
Harrison Street
Mystic Weavers’ Club
J. M. Cook
Belleview Street
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Athenaeum Club
Walter Mount
Sandie Mothers’ Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Carl Larsen
Pleasant Valley
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Co. W. Johnson
Louisiana Street
Order of Railroad Conductors
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mizpah Club
Pierian Junior Club
James Pryor
Polk Street
Woman's Club
B. T. Ware
Kare Klub
C. O. Adams
West Twelfth Avenue
Sunshine Child Study Club
J. M. Linderman
1300 West Eighth Avenue
Mother Singers
Tyler School
el Navegar Study Club
C. E. Blue
Crest Drive
Goldenrod Club
H. 8. Pierce
East Ninth Avenue
L. T. D. Club
Gordon L. Cline
Palo Duro Street
Woodrow Wilson
Bacon
Alexandra Bacon
Robert Low Bacon
New York
Mendl
Elsie de Wolfe
MR. Haynes
Francis Haynes
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Luden’s
Heather Angel
Hollywood
Biltmore
Heather
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jimmy Dunn
Mae Clark
M-G-M
Muriel Evans
Adrienne Ames
Levy's
David Manners
Mrs. Izzard
W. B. Gunn
Mesdames Vernon Ball
E. M. Buchanan
John A. Cagin
Earle H. Christian
T. B. Daniel
J. P. Hackler
Ellis B. Hall
C. M. Henderson
T. G. Hall
Frank Litle
Jack E. Lester
Carl Knupp
Raymond Mock
Paul Odor
J. C. Ritter
J. L. Sparks
Richard Winningham
O. Williams
W. A. Williford, Jr
J. L. Wanser
Mrs. Pierce
Springfield
LaUna Willis
White and Kirks
Tenn
Dona Willis
Mrs. Montgomery
J. E. Montgomery
Madison Street
Jacksboro
T. N. Brown
Red Cross
Mrs. Benton
W. B. Benton
First Christian Church
Mrs. Rowley
Mayo & Roberts Dental Clinic
Amarillo
Massie
Polk
Cor
4Th & Polk
Mrs. Roger Shook
P. T. A. Group
Marinello
Beauty Shop
7Th St
Grove
Senator Cutting
By Don J. Kirkley
By Chane Oddams
Denver
Joseph L. Benesch
E. M. Benesch and
Kentucky Street
Southwest Pioneer
Cardus
Amarillo Daily News and Globe
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