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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1928

Page

4

Women Consolation Lineup After Event

The report lists attendees including Mrs. Horace Gaither and Mrs. A. H. Gau among a group of present members. Mrs. Gaither was consoled with the low score while others present included several named ladies and young women such as Miss Margaret Ramsey and Miss Anabel Sparger.

Horace Gaither A. H. Gau H. A. Hagerman QO. Denton E. C. Jackson K. D. Cullum C. Washburn Ryan Acie Ramsey Margaret Ramsey Anabel Sparger

Lecture On Child Rearing By Dr Nan Gilkerson

Dr Nan L Gilkerson addresses San Jacinto P T A members and guests about early childhood development. She outlines six month through fourteen year periods and emphasizes daily habits, rest, and recognizing activity levels in children. Mothers ask questions after the talk.

Nan Gilkerson P.T. A Nan L. Gilkerson San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association Gilkerson

Mrs W E Sturdivant Hosts Valentine Bridge Luncheon

Mrs W E Sturdivant hosted a Valentines themed bridge luncheon at 1227 Crocket Street with decorations of red carnations. Mrs W M Jackson won high score in auction bridge and received a gift. guests included Mrs Marvin Twaddell Mrs O W Tarrison Mrs H D Chappell and others.

W. E. Sturdivant Crocket Street W. M. Jackson Marvin Twaddell O. W. Tarrison H. D. Chappell Hays Ray Hinchey A. B. Hinsley H. E. Funk W. S. Birge C. C. Gordon Earl Mann P. L. Bottoms

Pen Women Contest Opens for Feature Submissions

Articles for the Panhandle Pen Women's contest must be sent to Mrs. Beth Henwood in Higgins Texas by April 1. Submissions are for feature articles up to 1500 words and will be reviewed by a professional critic with returns before the next quarterly meeting in late April.

Beth Henwood Higgins Texas

Mrs Dabrohua Hosts Bridge Party For Friends

Mrs D C Dabrohua of 1518 Monroe Street entertains a group of intimate friends with a bridge party. Mrs A H Gau wins high score. Mrs H A Hagerman among notable attendees.

Don C. Dabrohua Monroe Street A. H. Gau H. A. Hagerman

Social Calendar for Hereford Clubs and Orchestra

Social Calendar lists events for Hereford groups including Twentieth Century club at 2 30 at 115 Palo Duro with Mrs C E Palmer, King's Business class with Mrs Clif ford Arnold, Home Interest club at 3 with Mrs C M Slay, Child Study club led by Mrs W D West bay and Mrs P E Darnell, Philharmonic Symphony concert at Evening in the high school auditorium, and Child Welfare club at 2 20 at 1905 Tyler street.

Twentieth Century Club C. E. Palmer Palo Duro Avenue Country Club Terrace G. Cordway King’s Clifford Arnold North Lincoln C. M. Slay Adams W. D. Westbay P. E. Darnell Pierce H. O. Wagner Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Hereford Texas Child Welfare Club R. L. Rogers Tyler Street

Circle One With Mrs J F Marvin at West Amarillo church

A Circle One gathering led by Mrs J F Marvin met yesterday afternoon at her home 2302 1 2 North West Second Street with special guests Mrs R V Manning and Mrs Hightower. Next meeting is planned for Wednesday with Mrs Harry Myers at 1006 North Florida Street.

West Amarillo

Catholic Daughters Host Successful Valentine Tournament

A Catholic Daughters of America event in Cathedral Hall yesterday afternoon drew fifty women who enjoyed festive hospitality. Hall decorations featured Valentine motifs and prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. C. Dickie Sr, Mrs. A. W. Buron Jr, Mrs. Acie Ramsey, and Mrs. Bernard Brand.

Catholic Daughters of America J. C. Dickie A. W. Buron, Jr Acie Ramsey Bernard Brand

Twin Six Club Hosts Miss Ruby Street at Lincoln Street

Miss Ruby Street entertained Twin Six club members last evening at 1207 Lincoln Street with Bridge and 42. Mrs. W B Stinson won the high score in bridge while Mrs. Forrest Richards received the consolation prize. Guests included Mrs. Virgil Byers, Mrs. Roy Stockston, Miss Llewellyn Deason, and Miss Margaret Street.

Twin Six Club Ruby Street Lincoln Street W. B. Stinson Forrest Richards Virgil Byers Roy Stockston Llewellyn Deason Margaret Street

San Jacinto Tea Hostesses Announced

The second series of teas by the San Jacinto Methodist church will be held tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock. Hostesses include Mrs. Grover Hill, 400 Kentucky street. Mrs. S. L. Maynard, 1900 Taylor street. Mrs. J. D. Thompson, 1300 Van Buren street. Mrs. C. N. Twardell, 900 Alabama street. Mrs. J. P. Hackler, 692 Carolina street. Mrs. J. H. Doty, 107 Carolina street. Mrs. A. C. Cain, 811 Virginia street. Mrs. B. L. Ould, 611 12 Tennessee street. and Mrs. H. N. Miller, 306 Mississippi street.

San Jacinto Methodist Church Grover Hill Kentucky Street S. L. Maynard Taylor Street J. D. Thompson van Buren Street C. N. Twaddell Alabama Street J. P. Hackler Carolina Street J. H. Doty A. C. Cain Virginia Street B. L. Ould Tennessee Street H. N. Miller Mississippi

San Jacinto Baptist T E L Class Meeting

The T E L class of San Jacinto Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs J P Jones 301 Mississippi Street. Members of the Dorcas class and the Teacher s Corp are invited to attend.

T. FE. L San Jacinto Baptist Church J. P. Jones Mississippi Street Dorcas Suta

Mooseheart Legion Guests Host Mrs Throckmorton

The Women of the Mooseheart Legion meet tomorrow at 2 PM with Mrs Mamie Throckmorton at 610 North Lincoln Street.

Mooseheart Legion Throckmorton The Mamie Throckmorton North Lincoln Street

Wolflin PTA to Host Game Tournament Saturday

The Wolflin school PTA will host a game tournament Saturday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock in the Polly Garden of the Palo Duro hotel. Reservations should be made with Mrs. H. A. Asbury or Mrs. H. E. Westmoreland. the public is invited.

Wolflin School Parent-Teacher Association Palo Duro Hotel H. A. Asbury H. E. Westmoreland

Topsy Turvy Art Club Meets at Mrs Ogies Home

Members gathered at 1608 Polk Street for the first week meeting hosted by Mrs S B Ogies. A brief business session preceded a social hour with refreshments and attendees including Mrs Bob Tipton Mrs J B Cannon Mrs Frank Tipton Mrs Buford Huff Mrs Fern Lacey and Mrs W G Estes.

Ogies S. B. Ogies Polk Street Bob Tipton J. B. Cannon Frank Tipton Buford Huff Fern Lacey W. G. Estes

Mrs Allen Beville Hosts Les Temps Club Meeting

The Les Temps club will meet tomorrow at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Allen Beville, 2080 Washington Street. All members urged to attend.

Les Temps Club

Local residents on short trips and moves across states

Mrs L E Key of Littlefield visits daughter Dess Key. E B Morgan of Fort Worth, linked to Burnett estate, in Amarillo on business. Dr and Mrs Ben Harnod plan to move to Jett Oklahoma. Lenna Chapsky returns from Chicago St Louis Dallas spring millinery buy. Fern Conley visits brother H E Wheelock in Roberts Place. Carl Anne of Gibson Oil returns from South Texas trip. W L Flint and family head to Oklahoma City to settle. William T Pheiffer named in law firm Shannon Ochsner and Pheif

L. E. Key Littlefield Dess Key E. B. Morgan Fort Worth Burnett Amarillo Ben Harnod M. L. Miller Jett Oklahoma Lenna Chapsky The Donne Chicago St. Louis Dallas Spring Fern Conley Lubbock H. E. Wheelock Sixth Street Roberts Place Carl Anne Gibson Oil Company Texas W. L. Flint Oklahoma City Mr. Flint General Motors Acceptance Corporation William T. Pheiffer Shannon, Ochsner and Pheif

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Panhandle Court Visit and Local Businessmen Travel

Brims Widen fer and Frank Exum attended court at Panhandle this week. R. Codagan of the Midwest Exploration company in Abilene on business. Miss Lois Walton returned from eastern markets with new spring millinery. L. L. Bechtel, Midwest Exploration general superintendent, spent days in Pampa. James E. Dunn, Gibson Oil president, left on return trip to Fort Worth. J. H. Clark of Midwest Exploration is out of town until Monday.

Fer Frank Exum Panhandle R. Codagan Midwest Exploration Abilene Lois Walton New Spring L. L. Bechtel Midwest Exploration Company Pampa James E. Dunn Gibson Oil Company Fort Worth J. H. Clark

Yellow-brown beach ensemble debuts with satin accents

A new summer beach outfit features a yellow brown color scheme with an old-gold jersey base accented by brown satin inserts and a satin cape describing a stylish swimwear trend for the season.

I Sleep Better Says Illinois Man Noted in Local Paper

In the Cairo Bulletin E Hodges of Unity Illinois claims lithiated buchu relieved bladder irritation and nocturnal waking. He says the remedy aids daytime comfort and that his wife also benefited. Tablets cost 2 cents each at drugstores Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio Randals Drug Co carries locally.

Illinois E. Hodges Unity Cairo Bulletin Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio Randal Drug Co

Plan to Log and Mark All State Roads

Texas plans immediate logging and marking of all designated state highways. Homer D. Wade cites Highway Commissioner W. R. Ely and notes conventions bring visitors by car, making clear highways essential for tourists and Texans traveling across the state.

Associated Press Texas Homer D. Wade West Texas Chamber of Commerce W. R Ely Ely Wade

Mrs. Coolidge Ill at White House Spends Quiet Night

Mrs. Coolidge remained ill at the White House after a week confined to her room. A good night was reported but the cold persists and she will miss tonight's reception with army and navy officers and other guests marking the season’s final White House event.

Associated Press Washington

Women At White House Breakfast Breaks Tradition

Women appeared at the White House breakfast table for the first time since President Coolidge began inviting members of Congress to the morning meal. The event in Washington highlighted evolving guest lists and social customs.

Associated Press Washington White House Coolidge

Breakfast at the House Includes Notable Members

Among fourteen members at the early morning meal were Representatives Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts and Florence P. Kahn of California, both Republicans, and Mary T. Norton of New Jersey, a Democrat.

Adlerika Ad Claims Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement features Mrs L Amrol claiming Adlerika relieved stomach trouble and dizziness within ten minutes. It also touts bowel cleansing and improved well being with a dramatic reduction of waste matter, prompting readers to try the product from Postoffice Drug Co and Fox Drug Co.

Apella

Joint-Base Hand Softening Ad from Pope Labs

An old advertisement claims Joint-Base cream softens rough hands in minutes. It promises smooth, silky skin after rubbing in for two to three minutes, using the product twice weekly. The ad directs readers to send name and address to Pope Laboratories for a 60 cent tube from a Chicago mailing desk.

Serer Chamberlain. Laboratories Des Moines Pope Laboratories Hallowell

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