Philharmonic Club Program Highlights German Opera
The Philharmonic Club gathered at 2214 Hayden Street to feature a German opera program led by Mrs. N. D. Bartlett. The event included performances by Mrs. James Otis Trulove and others, with piano, duet, and vocal numbers and a Tannhauser recital by Miss Margaret Harris, plus a tea service. Attendees included Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Floyd Dyer among many club members.
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Philharmonic Club
R. W. Adams
Hayden Street
Joe Wells
James C. Cade
Dorothy Taylor
Adams
N. D. Bartlett
James Otis Trulove
George 5. Williams
Otis Trulove
George S. Williams
F. E. Woodruff
Frank Wilson
Tannhauser
Margaret Harris
Floyd Dyer
Madelyn Robson
Philharmonic Quartet
Tanhauser
Harvey Crudgington
Oliver
Willis
Marion A. Allen
G. S. Burnett
Paul Boxwell
James O. Cade
T. M. Caldwell
I. D. Cole
J. J. Crume
G. Trent Davis
W. J. Fuerman
E. F. Lanham
A. L. Ludden
Juanita Henderson
George S. Vineyard
Noel Mudd
L. B. Cradit
Rudi Moore
G. T. Oliver
J. W. Sanders
Magmie Oliver
R. R. Swindell
J. D. Turk
J. S. Ulm
H. H. Warner
George 8. Williams
Washington Program At McKinley School Recalled
The McKinley School plans a program at 7 30 this evening to commemorate George Washington’s birthday. Second grade pupils, aided by first and third graders, will perform with Clyde Bassett as an eight year old George Washington and Betty Jean Slay as Mary Washington.
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McKinley School
George Washington
Clyde Bassett
Betty Jean Slay
Mary Washington
George
Uncle Sam
Billy Newman
Columbia
Ramah Joe Kirkland
Liberty
Naomi Jean Miller
Junior Rasmussen
Freddie Rasmussen
Clyde Lee
George Washington and
Mr Waddill Speaks At Pleasant Valley P T A Meeting
Under Mrs R M Rose the Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association hosted a program Monday afternoon. The rhythm band from the first grade performed and readings on Washington were given by Miss Geneva Arnold and Miss Drucilla Attleman. George M Waddill spoke on Training for Good Citizenship and the value of character education. Quincy Ford received a life membership in the Texas Council of Parents and Teachers.
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R. M. Rose
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington
Geneva Arnold
Drucilla Attleman
W. D. Westbay
George M. Waddill
C. E. Gregg
Quincy Ford
Texas Council of Parents and Teachers
Lo-Im-Ha Club Hosts Bridge Dinner At Home
Lo-Im-Ha Club entertained their husbands with a bridge dinner at 1606 Julian Boulevard hosted by Mrs. E. F. Reynolds. A three course meal was served at 7 30 with bridge games afterward. Scores earned by Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Matteson and Mrs. Henry Allen received the galloping prize.
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Lo-Im-Ha
E. F. Reynolds
Julian Boulevard
R. M. Miller
J. C. Matteson
Henry Allen
J. H. Kerr
Guy Byrd
George Polley
H. A. Bragg
J. F. Reed
Roy Reed
Lindsey Bufkin
Eddie Lighthauser
Roy R. Dunn
Frank Howard
T. J. Tacke
Social Calendar Tonight in Roycroft Study Club and More
Evening listings include Roycroft Study Club at Capitol Hotel at 7 30 Bonita Chapter O E S at Mason ic Temple 7 30 Amama Class First Baptist Washington bicentennial dinner 7 O'clock University Guild Herring Hotel 7 30 Monterey Club 2 Oc 11 Blue Bonnet Needle Club 2 30 Les Temps Club 3 O'clock Child Study Club 3 Musical Tea 3 Twentieth Century Club 3 Unity Study Club room 9 Green building P T A carnival 1 30 Home Interest Club 2 30 Luncheon 7 Jones 2 30 Central Junior High School operetta Sonia 8 00 PM
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Amama
First Baptist Church
Washington
Woman's Hour Time Changed on WDAG Broadcast
The Daughters of the American Revolution will host the Woman's program this afternoon from 4 30 to 5 30 o clock on Station WDAG. The time was moved from 5 to 6 o'clock. A violin ensemble will provide music. Mrs W O Payne to be Monterey Club hostess at 830 Louisiana Street Friday at 2 PM. Circle No 7 of First Baptist Church will hold an all day cooked food sale Saturday at the M System store 3306 West Sixth Avenue.
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Baptist Circle
First Baptist Church
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Monterey Club
W. O. Payne
Louisiana Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
WDAG
M-System
Sixth Avenue
Ladies of the Soncy Home Demonstration Club
White & Kirk's
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
John Cavin
Hughes Street
Cavin
Miss McCasland Hosts Valentine Bridge Party
Jewel McCasland entertained at her sister Mrs. Sam E. Morris residence 609 North Taylor Street with a Valentine motif seen in tallies score pads table covers and refreshments. Prizes went to Miss Carrie Nelson Hosea Weeks Clarence Holt Miss Florence Merriman Willis Hill and Herman Smith. Attendees included Nina Hill Marie Smith Florence Merriman Ruby Lee Williams Willis Hill Herman Smith Norman Motley Austin Jaco Weldon Sandifer Williford Perrin Hosea Weeks Clinton Meek W Earl Taylor Reed Okla Clarence Holt Oklahoma City and the Morris couple along with Miss Jewel McCasland.
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Valentine
Jewel McCasland
Sam E. Morris
North Taylor Street
Carrie Nelson
Hosea Weeks
Clarence Holt
Florence Merriman
Willis Hill
Herman Smith
Nina Hill
Jimmie Edward Benesch Dies After Brief Illness
Jimmie Edward Benesch two years old son of Mr and Mrs J Melvin Benesch 500 Kentucky Street died at 230 this morning in a local hospital He became suddenly ill yesterday afternoon Funeral services set for 2 o'clock Friday at Central Presbyterian Church Rev R Thomson officiating Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery under N B Griggs & Sons removal Mr Benesch employed in the post office Also in this paper: birth announced at St Anthony's Hospital February 10 for a seven pound girl to Mr and Mrs G M Adams 1621 Lincoln Street formerly Miss Chris Pair plus notices of Phi Theta Kappa banquet Longview visitors Bonita Chapter meeting Gamma Delphians tonight and a Paris fashion note
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Jimmie Edward Benesch
J. Melvin Benesch
Kentucky Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. Thomson
Memorial Park Cemetery
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Mr. Benesch
Colds Rise as Slump In Flue Hits Amarillo Schools
The City-County Health Unit shows mixed illness trends in Amarillo with more minor colds and a gradual drop in influenza cases. Twelve percent of school children were absent today, down from fifteen percent the previous week, as winter and summer weather continue to disrupt health conditions.
Utah Road Experts Here on Inspection
A party of Utah state highway officials conducted an inspection tour of Texas roads in Amarillo today. The group included E. C. Knowlton state maintenance engineer K. C. Wright state construction engineer and Levi Muir state materials engineer. Local hosts P. S. Bailey and W. J. guided the visitors through newly paved roads in the Amarillo district.
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Utah
Amarillo
Texas
E. C. Knowlton
K. C. Wright
Levi Muir
P. S. Bailey
W. J
Calotabs Calomel Tablet Promises Pleasant Purge
A vintage advertisement touts Calotabs as a improved de nauseated calomel tablet. One tablet at bedtime with water purges biliousness indigestion and constipation by morning. Claims no taste no nausea and warns to avoid imitations. Large family size thirty five cents vest pocket ten cents.
Utah Officials Interest in Texas Concrete Test East of Amarillo
Van London reports Utah officials focus on concrete payee east of Amarillo where new construction theories are being tested, with Texas division engineers observing the test area for potential applications.
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van London
Texas
Utah
Amarillo
PTA Broadcast Series to Be Continued Today
Another PTA broadcast will be presented this afternoon at 4 30 from Station KGRS. Mrs J E Griggs directs the program focusing on Arbor Day and the Washington centennial. Mrs Ed Mayer will sing.
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Parent- Teacher Association
KGRS
J. E. Griggs
Washington
Ed Mayer
Tarbox dies of heart attack in Oil City
Philip S. Tarbox age 56 and a vice president and trustee of the National Petroleum Association died yesterday of a heart attack in Oil City Pennsylvania. He was general manager of the Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation’s independent plant.
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Oil City
Philip S. Tarbox
National Petroleum Association
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Max Factor Make Up Promises Color Harmony For All Complexions
Hollywood beauty leaders claim Max Factor powder rouge lipstick and eye shadow blend with blondes brunettes and redheads to create a satin smooth long lasting look. The ad pitches purse size powders and color harmony as purity guaranteed and available at drug and department stores.
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Hollywood
Max Factor
Calif
Buddy
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Mr. Waddill
Pleasant Valley P. T. A. Meeting
Feenship Hall
Roycroft Study Club
Capitol Hotel
Bonita
O. E
Masonic Temple
University Guild
Herring
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
C. B. Oliver
Bowie Street
Les Temps Club
Buell Vernon
R. L. Yeager
G. Baum
Ralph Collier
Herring Hotel
Child Study Club
William Pirschel
Taylor Street
Twentieth Century Club
Oldham Circle
Unity Study Club
Green Building
Home Interest Club
W. E. Oliver
Ong Street
Child Welfare Club
Jones
Harrison Street
Central Junior High School
Sonia
Miss McCasland
San Jacinto School
San Jacinto
Ruggles
Nobie Reed
la Priscilla Moderna Clara
West Seventh Avenue
Camilla Arden
Maxene Cresens
Lara Vaden
Dorothy Reeves
Mary Alice Hill
Ruth Cresens
Soncy P. T. A
H. A. Nall
Soncy Parent- Teacher Association
Rhea Myers
Blue “Bonnet Club
L. T. Ezell
C. B. Farmer
California
S.S
RIVES
PHI Theta Kappa
Ophelia Wesley
Longview
R. F. Medley
Jane Jo Medley
Dave Medley
Grover B. Hill
Order of Eastern Star
Gamma Delphians
Gamma Delphian Society
Paris
Randal Drug Stores
Hollywoop Dress Shoppe
B. R. Solnick
Mer
Steve
E. 3Rd Ave
Peggy
Velma
Ona
Zemo
George Sears
Burlington, Vt
Philadelphia von Company
South 17Th Street
Philadelphia
Department 24
Baltimore
Loretta Young
Rex
Fae Rex
The
Will Bebe Daniels
Warren William
Wheeler and Woolsey
Thomas Meighan
Charlotte Greenwgo
William Bakewell
Barbara Weeks
Jaye Jejouh Vance
Paramount News
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Passere
Miriam Hopkins
Paramount
Phillips Holmes
Wynne Gibson
Stuart Erwin
Irving Pichel
Lydia E. Pinkham
KOTEX
Cotex
Harald Kreutzberg
Literary Digest
Him
H. S. Auditorium
Emil F. Myers
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Tyler
Dmilin Os Shubert
Morris Gest
Fentte
Wilbur C. Hawk
Imarillo
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