Luncheon honors Mrs Lena Gay More at Rose Bowl Tea Room
Delightful informality marked a luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room honoring Mrs Lena Gay More of Brownsville, Republican National Committeewoman. The event featured sweetpea centerpieces, formal place favors, and a theater party at the Paramount afterward with a noted group of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Lena Gay More
Brownsville
Wilbur C. Hawk
Hugh KE. Exum
E. Fish
Kenyon
George I. Shannon
Ruthelle Bacon
Tea Is Given for Maria Class Tea Is Given for Maria Class
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church enjoyed a tea hosted by Mrs Date Wilson at 1504 West Eleventh Avenue yesterday afternoon. Games and contests entertained guests, with prizes won by Mrs Joe Ostrander and Mrs T B Davis. Attendees included Mesdames Plasco Moore L F E Yocham Clark McCully Victor Formby Vermal Rentfro Frank Dyche Clyde McGinlevy Elmore Carver Kermit Gentry Ben M Scott O B Ches shir Earl Crouch Roy B Beasley Joe Ostrander Burch Tyson T B Davis R Harding K A Whitaker J C Metcalf H W Hess D E Hensley J H Plant and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
First Baptist Church
Date Wilson
West Eleventh Avenue
Joe Ostrander
T. B. Davis
Mesdames Plasco Moore
L. FE. Yocham
Clark McCully
Victor Formby
Vermal Rentfro
Frank Dyche
Clyde McGinlevy
Elmore Carver
Kermit Gentry
Ben M. Scott
O. B. Chesshir
Earl Crouch
Roy B. Beasley
Burch Tyson
R. Harding
K. A. Whitaker
J. C. Metcalf
Home Interest Club to be Entertained
The Home Interest Club will be entertained at Mrs. H. F. Wanser's home at 4240 West Seventh Avenue on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Circles 2 and 5 of Polk Street Methodist Church plan a rummage sale Thursday and Friday at 413 East Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
East Fourth Avenue
Woman's Club
J. O. Curtis
Polk Street
Home Interest Club
F. Wanser
West
Eeleventh Avenue
Paul Armstrong
Progressive
Taylor Street
John C. Baker
Child Psychology Club
H. R. Brooks
Prospect Street
River Road
Parent- Teacher Association of the
Panhandle Dental Auxiliary To Be Entertained
Local Ladies Auxiliary to the Panhandle Dental Society plan a luncheon and theater party for visiting convention guests. The event starts Friday at the Rose Bowl tea room followed by a theater outing, with a banquet and dance for dentists and their wives Friday night. All Panhandle dentists' wives are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Panhandle Dental Society
Rose Bowl
Junior Welfare League
Panhandle
Llano Estacado D A R Elects Officers For Two Years
Llano Estacado chapter D A R elected officers for a two year term at a Monday meeting in St Andrew's Parish House. Reg ent Mrs Stanley Marsh led. New officers include First vice regent Miss Mayme Oliver and others such as recording secretary Mrs L V Bentley and treasurer Mrs Wallace Heard. A joint telegram to Senator Clint Small urged him to back Sarah Hughes for judge of the fourteenth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Waynemith
William Pirschell
Georgia Kirkman
J. L. Chase
K. I. Read
J. I. Kendrick
R. E. Cradington
J. FE. Griggs
Llano Estacado
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Clint Small
Sarah Hughes
Fourteenth
Bank Jones
Corpus Christi
Ruth Stone
Washington, D. C
Social and club notices from Amarillo page
Community notices list a large slate of clubs and meetings with times and hosts across Amarillo venues. Ida Mae McClure hosts a social at 1416 Pierce Street. many organizations meet at churches, halls, and schools for social events, demonstrations, and a Valentine party. The Ladies Auxilliary to the Order of Railway Conductors plans a Friday 2 pm meeting at 1416 Pierce Street featuring a soap demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae McClure
Pierce Street
O. R
Ladies Auxiliary
Order of Railway Conductors
W. D. McClure
How to Make Better Cough Remedy At Home
A home cough remedy blends granulated sugar with water and Pinex to create a pint of cough syrup. Dissolve two cups sugar in one cup water without cooking, then add two and half ounces Pinex to a pint bottle. This results in a potent, long lasting remedy that travels well with children.
P. D. Auxiliary to Meet at Local Home
The Ladies Auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks will meet at the home of Street Thursday afternoon at 2 30. London reports tweed capes appearing in bold check designs as fashionable Harris tweed travel capaes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Doc Edelman
Alabama Street
P. D
London
Valentine Motif Featured at Party by the Croom
Mr and Mrs G W Croom entertained the Linger Longer Bridge Club with a Valentine motif in the bridge accessories and refreshments. High scores went to Mr and Mrs W V Miller, low to C D Adams, Miller received the traveling prize. Refreshments served to Mrs L B King, Mr Adams, and several others. next meeting led by Mr and Mrs Dumas at 1314 West Sixteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Croom
Valentine
W. V. Miller
C. D. Adams
Miller
L. 8. King
Mr. Adams
Edward Watson
J. O. Dumas
W. W. Miller
R. M. Gillette
Mrs. Dumas
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Mrs Wendt Hosts Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
At Mrs F C Wendt home in Pleasant Valley Monday afternoon the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met to contribute to the educational fund and hear a report on 4 H Club work by Mrs J W McKee. Members listed include Tressie Biggers Roy Pennington W T Sherrill Ray Ba land J E Adelman Grady Blair Roy Cornelius Lee Williamsorm and F C Wendt. Baland to host February 25 with a cheese demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
F. C. Wendt
Pleasant Valley
Mesdames Tressie Biggers
Roy Pennington
W. T. Sherrill
J. W. McKee
Ray Baland
J. E. Adelman
Grady Blair
Roy Cornelius
Lee Williamsorm
Beryl Needle Club Makes Quilt for Member
The Beryl Needle Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Tom Spencer’s home at 1306 East Thirteenth Avenue. An Odd Fellows style quilt was made for member Mrs. G. M. Privitt. Lunch was served to Mesdames Stevens, Reeves, Branum, Beckwith, Privitt, Hand, Weaver, Lopez, Shaw, and the hostess. The next meeting is set for next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Stevens at 622 West Ninth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine 12 Club
Sunshine 12 Needle Club
Una Davis
Taylor Street
Mesdames
Bessie Mae Anthony
Juanita Mae Brock
Sarah Day
Janell Dobbs
Viola Jenkins
Aileen Morgan
Imogene Pace
Nora Shaw
Josephine West
Irene Wilson
Mrs. Boone
North Mirror Street
G. M. Privitt
Beryl Needle Club
Tom Spencer
East Thirteenth
Date Avenue
L. C. Stevens
D. M. Reeves
R. F P. Branum
C. R. Beckwith
C. E. Hand
G. K. Weaver
Frank Lopez
A. C. Shaw
Birthday dinner honors three at Benesch home
Melvin Benesch, Lesley Parker and Garrett Jewett were honored at a birthday dinner at 710 Forest Street hosted by Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Jewett, and Mrs. Benesch. Attendees included Hamel McMahon of Lubbock, Byrd Van Noy, Garrett Jewett, Lesley Parker of Stratford, and Melvin Benesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Benesch
Lesley Parker
Garrett Jewett
Benesch
Forest Street
Mrs. Parker
Mrs. Jewett
Mrs. Benesch
Valentine
Messrs
and Mesdames Hamel McMahon
Lubbock
Byrd van Noy
Stratford
Pickles Case Yields Judgment Over Spoiled Load
A 1931 pickle shipment dispute reached Justice B R Clark's court, with a wholesale firm winning $182.43 after alleging spoilage. The consignee claimed tainted cucumbers and sought damages, while a defense chemist blamed oxidation. An appeal is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Clark
Consignee
Hot Water Drenching Fatal to Waco Child
A tub of scalding water overturned today on Edward Maxwell 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs J E Maxwell fatally burning him The child died in a Waco hospital after being brought from Hewitt The tub was overturned accidentally by a small brother of the victim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Edward Maxwell
J. E. Maxwell
Hewitt
North Carolina records 149 executions by electric chair
The state prison has executed 149 men by electric chair since the method was adopted 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Prison
Baby Doomed to Death in Granite City Hospital
In Granite City Illinois on February 13 seven teen day old Robert Jenkins, born with a structured esophagus, clung to life at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Physicians cannot operate due to the baby's weakness and gradual starvation. The infant remains semi conscious with little evident suffering from hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
Ill
Robert Jenkins
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Houston Officers On Slayer Trail
Houston detectives Hugh Graham and G L Seber were ordered to track down the slayer of 73 year old night watchman M Roberts at the Houston Compress Company plant. A reward of 1000 dollars was posted by the company for the arrest and conviction. The slayer is also sought in slugging five other night watchmen in the last three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
M. Roberts
Houston Compress Company
North Side
Hugh Graham
G. L. Seber
Robert
John V. Scott
Compress Company
Anderson Clayton Company
Parents Find Sick Babe Dead in Arms
Fort Worth report states Mr and Mrs John H Mitchell carried their three months old daughter Martha Ann who had been ill since Friday to City County Hospital where she was pronounced dead. The couple with three other children spoke of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Martha Ann
John H. Mitchell
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Cures Bile Flow Issue
An old advertisement explains that sour feelings come from a blocked liver and that Carter's Little Liver Pills freely stimulate bile flow to aid digestion. It warns against substitutes and notes the product costs 26 cents at drug stores with the label on red packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C. M.co
Prefers Divorce To Getting New Automobile
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13 George P. Manley seeks divorce saying his wife nagged him to buy a new car keeping him awake at night and driving him from home to avoid a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
George P. Manley
Never pare corns warn against cutting them
This vintage note urges readers to avoid cutting corns or calluses due to infection risks. It promotes Ice Mint as a safe remedy from the druggist, claiming quick pain relief and easy removal with surrounding skin returning to normal. The piece emphasizes feet comfort and discourages paring corns.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Tablets Promote Pep For Menstrual Pain
Mrs Laverty of Middletown and Mrs Gertrude Heiser of Philadelphia report relief from monthly cramps after using Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets. The ads claim the medicine relieves periodic pain and fatigue, noting chocolate coated tablets sold at drug stores with a 25 cent trial size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
EB. Laverty
State Street
Middletown
Pat
Lydia Es Pinkham
Gertrude Heiser
W. Huntingdon St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
More
Panhandle Dental Auxiliary
D. A. R. Chapter
Potter County
Davidson
National
Social
Cathedral Young People’s Club
Washington Street
Central Presbyterian Church
J. U. G. Club
W. T. Stanberry
Tyler Street
Athenaeum Club
Porter Underwood
Hayden Street
el Navegar Study Club
G Ray Smith
Hughes Street
Pierian
Amarillo Country Club
C. A
Soncy
John Oole
West Fifteenth Avenue
Stitch and Chatter Club
Roy Williams
Buchanan Street
Glenwood
J. L. Walker
Garfield Street
Sanborn School
Santa Fe Orchestra
Santa Fe General Office
Panhandle Pen Women
Mildred J. Cheney
Madison Street
Woodmen
Roseland Ballroom
Amarillo
Unity Study Club
Mother Singers Club
Tyler Street School
Royal Neighbors of America
O. O. F. Hall
MacDowell Music Club
M. W. West
Ong Street
P. L. Bottoms
Queen Esther Club
M. L. Campbell
G. R. Glass
Clara Huke
Fidelis
Help Your Neighbor Club
W. T. Gross
Harrison Street
Progressive Child Study Club
ST. Moritz
Milady
Valentines
Mrs. F. C. Wendt Entertains Club
Beryl Club
Mrs. Armstrong
City
Randal
Fox
Dra
Vela
Ali
Barbara Coswell
Dallas
New York
Municipal Auditorium
Defense
Mrs. Laverty
Lincoln
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!