P E O Chapter Luncheon Held at Cradit Home
The P E O Sisterhood Chapter B luncheon took place yesterday at 2210 Hayden Street hosted by Mrs. L V Cradit with assistant Mrs. H T Neely. Out of town guests included Mrs. J H Berry Clovis Mrs Leia Weber Los Angeles and Mrs Ed Neer Portales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EF. O. Sisterhood
L. V. Cradit
Hayden Street
H. T. Neely
J. H. Berry
Clovis
Leia Weber
Los Angeles
Ed Neer
Portales
Mesdames H. F. Allsapaugh
EB. J. Broderlin
Boone K. McReynolds
A. E Meyer
F. L. Myers
C D. Nobles
A. N. Olver
J. R. Phillips
Florence Puckett
Lola M. Stewart
W. Homer Wallace
Miss Mary McDonald
Miss Sophia Meyer
Gold Medal Haarlem Otic Capsules Promote Kidney Flush
A vintage ad text touts Gold Medal Haarlem Otic Capsules as a 35 cent diuretic to flush waste and acids from kidneys, halt nightly urination, and ease symptoms like backache puffy eyes leg cramps and moist palms. Readily described as harmless and supremely efficient with origin Haarlem in Holland.
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Haarlem
Holland
Bible Club Meets at Vaughn Home For Lesson
Mrs. L. R. Vaughn hosted Bible Club No. 1 at 809 Prospect Street yesterday morning. Twenty members and two visitors attended as Mrs. R. B. Burnett presided and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell was named treasurer to fill the vacancy. The Ten Commandments lesson was taught by Mrs. T. M. Bruner. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Rual Jones at 708 Fairmont Street.
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Bible Club
L. R. Vaughn
Prospect Street
Lloyd Campbell
L. M. Blackwell
R. B. Burnett
T. M. Bruner
J. M. Cook
Bare Heels Stir Fashion At Paris Cocktail Parties
In Paris on February 6 the Comtesse de Beauchamp drew notice with black patent leather shoes featuring multiple straps on the front and a bare heel held by a single strap. She paired them with a black velvet dress and a black felt toque.
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Paris
Comtesse de Beauchamp
French Dinner Planned by Junior Welfare League
A Creole dinner is planned at the Junior Welfare League Tea Room located at 410 Polk Street. The event will run Friday evening from 6 30 to 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League
Junior Welfare League
Polk Street
Librarians Highlighted At Amarillo PTA Meeting
More than 150 attendees at the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers in Tyler Street School heard Charles M. Rogers extol libraries as vital to education and state funding. Mrs. J. C. Neudigate spoke on Founders Day, Dr. B. M. Primer outlined school nurses plans, and a health committee was formed to meet monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
W. D. Westbay
W. I. Dinan
A. D. Foreman
Howard Lynch
Little Theater
Fidelis Class Meets Tomorrow at Mrs Mashburn Home
The Fidelis Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs A E Mashburn at 731 North Wilson Street. The event invites all attendees to participate in the planned agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Newman
First Baptist Church
W. C. Newman
East Twenty- Fourth Avenue
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
A. E. Mashburn
North Wilson Street
Order of Railway Conductors
W. O. W. Hall
Fidelis
Highway Patrolmen Don New Uniforms in Amarillo
State patrolmen Boyce Long and D. C. White, stationed in Amarillo, received new uniforms yesterday. The attire includes a blue cap with a red braided band a light blue shirt tan trousers and black boots with a blue stripe down the trouser sides from pocket to boot tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce Long
D. C
Summon Jury Panel For County Court
A jury panel is summoned this week to appear Monday for the first criminal week of the current term of county court. Assistant County Attorney Tom Seay said today the term was convened Monday by County Judge J. N. Rikes. Only civil cases are being disposed of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Seay
J. N. Rikes
60 Day Sentence in Chicken Theft Case
H. V. Shorty Mason of Amarillo was sentenced to 50 days in county jail after pleading guilty before Judge E. C. Nelson in the 47th District Court to a charge of chicken theft. Mason was indicted by the Potter County grand jury last week. One porcupine can destroy a whole forest during its lifetime. several trees may be girdled in one night.
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H. V. “Shorty
Mason
Amarillo
E. C. Nelson
47Th District
Potter County
Community Club and Church Meetings Tonight in Amarillo
Several organizations schedule gatherings across the city including TNO TONIGHT at Price Memorial College Parish House and Central Presbyterian Church for meals and services. Various clubs meet at addresses on Prospect Street Mississippi Street and Tyler Street with times from 2:00 to 9:15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Memorial College
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Local Meetings And Rehearsals In Amarillo Area
A schedule lists multiple group meetings and events in Amarillo and nearby areas. Rehearsals for a Little Women production at Amarillo Little Theater at 2 pm and a district board session at 7 pm are noted, along with club gatherings, luncheons, and church activities throughout the day.
A A A W Valentine Party Planned in Amarillo
The Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women will host a Valentine party at El Taos Saturday at 8.00 pm replacing the monthly luncheon. Husbands invited. Entertainment includes dancing, bridge, and music numbers. Reservations via Mrs L J Vick or Mrs Binford Arney.
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el Taos
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
L. J. Vick
Binford Arney
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
A vintage advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from irritability and fatigue. It claims 98 out of 100 women report benefit and promotes obtaining a bottle from a local druggist.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mizpah Class Entertained With Informal Party
Mizpah Class of the Polk Street Methodist Church enjoyed an informal dinner at Miss Jolia Vaughan's home 1607 Van Buren Street with assistance from Miss Rosalie Coffee. Attendees included teacher Mrs. James L. Farwell and Misses Marian Stewart Maurine Stewart Edna Crane Clarene Norton Elizabeth Blackburn Viola Skulley Mary Katherine Headrick Olive Cooper Ruby McBride Mary Louise Mulkey Mary Frances Miller Louise Neal Virginia McKinahan Mary Inez Hough Maurine LeNeveu and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Jolia Vaughan
van Buren Street
Rosalie Coffee
Jamesl. Farwell
Marian Stewart
Maurine Stewart
Edna Crane
Clarene Norton
Elizabeth Blackburn
Viola Skulley
Mary Katherine Headrick
Olive Cooper
Ruby McBride
Play The Magic Case at Wolflin School
In connection with the art exhibit at Wolflin School a play The Magic Case is presented this afternoon and again Thursday evening at 7 30. Directed by Miss Maurine Wallingford and Miss Gladys Buchanan a small admission is charged. The public is invited. The Amarillo Art Association and the Wolflin P T A sponsor the exhibit.
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Wolflin School
Maurine Wallingford
Gladys Buchanan
Amarillo Art Association
Wolflin P. T. A
Woman's Club Meeting Postponed to February 14
The Woman's Club meeting scheduled for Thursday is postponed to February 14. Mrs. J. O. Curtis will host at her home at 1705 Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. O. Curtis
Polk Street
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P.E. O. Chapter
Trousseau
Beatriz
Fromter
Spain
Heim
NEA
Chilly Ieee
Hall Axtell
Central Presbyterian Church
DR. Shelton
Shelton
The
First Christian Church
Rangers
Sam Houston Junior High School
Grover Hill
J. Miller
Peppa
White & Hick
Wendene Wilson
Beth
Municipal Auditorium
P.T. A. Council
C. W. Whittington
Welfare Department
Glenwood School
H. E. Smith
Ray Nutt
Curtis Bellis
Glenn Nutt
C. R. Duncan
North Hayes Street
R. C. Auxiliary
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
F. G. Tyé
Maryland Street
Cs Tno
Linger Lenger Bridge Club
Edward Watson
Tennessee Street
West Amarillo
Workers’ Council
San Jacinto Methodist
St. Andrew's Church
Entre Nous Club
Frank Z. Lander
Harrison Street
Mizpah Club
James L. Farwell
We Sixteenth Avenue
Lindy Lou Club
Bill Camp
Pierce Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Delphian Society
L. O. G. Club
Paul Stone
West Twelfth Avenue
L. T. D. Club
C. M. Goodnight
Mississippi Street
Loyal Home Demonstration Club
L. E. Glovier
Home Craft Club
G. W. Croom
Stitch and Chatter Club
D. J. Blackburn
North Tyler Street
Bridge Club
C. A. Cain
Lincoln Street
Woman's Benefit Association
Margaret Hefner
MacDowell Fine Arts Club
Frances Butler
Washington Street
Sunshine
Needle Club
Unn Bailey
Tyler Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Mother Singers Club
Tyler Street School
Glenwood
Charles Frame
Cleveland Street
Goldenrod Club
A. M. Reed
Alabama Street
Little Women
Thelma Allen Martin
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Capitol Hotel
Short Story Club
Panhandle Pen
Mildred J. Cheney
Madison Street
F. C. Ployd
West Ninth Avenue
East Twenty-fourth Avenue
Butterfly Club
Joe Williams
North Johnson Street
Mystic Weavers Club
Pred Madison
Qeder of
Lobia
Cheam
Howard T. Trigg
NASA
City
Randal
Fox
Hhroat
Luden’s
Micawber
Copperfield
Mr. Micawber
Tam
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