Tomorrow's Social Calendar: church and college events listed
Polk Street Methodist Missionary society meets 3 PM Epworth Hall led by Mrs. J F Manning with Acts study. College of Music band 7 PM at the college, Philharmonic orchestra 8 PM in Presbyterian hall. First Christian church groups plan 8 PM meeting led by Mrs F W OMaley at 1300 Taylor. Circle schedules list leaders and addresses. Buchanan Methodist WMS 2 PM led by Mrs Paul Dixon. Second Baptist Church WMS 1 PM. St Andrew's Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary 8 PM led by Mrs R L McMeans at 1608 Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Methodist Missionary Society
Epworth Hall
J. F. Manning
College of Music
Presbyterian Hall
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
First Christian Church
F. J. Shoults
Taylor Street
Tom.Williams
Fillmore Street
J. M. Sheers
Monroe Street
Buchanan Methodist W. M.S
Paul Dixon
North Fillmore Street
Barton Leader
W. M.S
Second Baptist Church
Circle Three
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. L. McMeans
Winter Leader
Mrs Howard Hosts Merry Widow Club Meeting
Mrs E B Howard entertained the Merry Wives club members Monday afternoon at her home, S08 Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard
Merry Widow Club
E. B. Howard
Merry Wives Club
Western
Ironized Yeast Weight Gain Miracle Ad Puffs Pills
An advertising pitch praises IRONIZED YEAST for rapid weight gain of up to 15 pounds in three weeks with a special iron and yeast formula. It claims improved digestion skin clarity and energy, promising safe, powerful body building without sickening taste or oil.
Tronized Yeast Promotion and Refund Offer
An advertisement invites readers to purchase Tronized Yeast and try it at home with a money back guarantee. It instructs sending $1.00 to The Tronized Yeast Co. in Atlanta for delivery and promises immediate refunds if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iGrugmst
Tronized Yeast CO
Atlanta
Hia
Bridge Leads Afternoon Card Party At Avenue San Jacinto
The game of the afternoon was bridge on Avenue San Jacinto. Mrs John B Gilvin won the high score prize with Mrs J B Cannon taking consolation. A salad course followed. Guests included Mesdames Ben Henson J B Cannon W J Jenne BR G Seaman J B Gilvin H S Richie H L Byers Henry Tyler and Mrs B M Rossen of Plainview mother of the hostess.
Visitors Honored By Mrs Welker At Bridge Party
Mrs Ned McAllister of Shafter Lake Texas and Mrs Mark Heath of Lawton Oklahoma visit their relatives in town. Miss Willena Welker hosts a bridge gathering at 1310 A Harrison street with high score prize won by Mrs Julian Bivins and consolation by Mrs Miller Beard. A two course luncheon follows with Coca Cola favors. Guests include Miss Jewell Seales Sadie Claude Curtis and many neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned McAllister
Shafter Lake
Texas
J. W. Packett
Washington Street
Mark A. Heath
Lawton
Oklahoma
O. W. Harrison
Weet Twentieth
Willena Welker
Bridge
Harrison Street
Julian Bivins
Miller Beard
R.M. Walker
Jewell Seales
Sadie Claude Curtis
Mesdames Stewart Mitchell
J. Miller Beard
Mack Vernon
Jack Jones
L. A. Keck
Jack Nichols
Maine Campus Notes Dormitory Discipline Paddle Rivalry
University of Maine Orono reports say sophomore girls have adopted a wooden paddle to discipline freshmen coeds. The plan echoes the male Sophomore Owls and aims to foster patriotism and campus activity in a newly formed Sophomore Eagles. Authorities deny details or confirmation of the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
University of Maine
Orono
Dr Hill Addresses Tyler Parents on Rural Schools
The Tyler PTA met in the Junior High auditorium with principal Mr King introducing Dr J A Hill president of West Texas State Teachers College. Hill spoke on education phases stressing rural school support and urged passing the tobacco and gasoline bill. The program featured second grade pupils, the Tyler school orchestra and harpmonica band, readings, songs, a patriotic playlet and a minuet. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Parent-Teacher Association
W. D. Werthay
Tolfeon
Tyler School
Billy Baillard
David Rascoe
Tom Barker
James Newby
Ophelia Wray
Eugenia Noland
Philharmonic Club Elects Delegates to State Convention
The Philharmonic club met Monday afternoon at the Women's club rooms and elected Mrs. I. D. Cole and Mrs. FE. Powell as delegates to the State Federation of Music Clubs convention in Houston in March with Mrs. C. R. as an accompanying member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Women's Club
I. D. Cole
FE. H. Powell
Federation of Music Clubs
Houston
C. R
Board backs Capper Ketcham bill to expand county agents
The Board of City Development backs the Capper Ketcham bill now before the house after opposing Capper Tindher on agriculture. A telegram from A M College prompted James Z George to ask Marvin Jones to push for a favorable report. The bill aims to expand county agent work and is referenced near Industrial City by the Cotton Seed Oil Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
House
A. & M. College
James Z. George
Marvin Jones
Mrs Smith Elected District Delegate to Texas Club Convention
Mrs Charles Smith was elected district delegate to the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Quanah in April. Club members offered Victrola records for a contest during River Road school's May Music Memory event. The Colonial tea dress rehearsal closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooten
Charles Smith
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Quanah
River Road
Local Notices From Amarillo District Trader Tour
Carl Swindler of Tulsa district sales manager for Frick-Red Supply is in Amarillo on business for several days. Mrs. Marjorie Caperton is seriously ill with the flu at 1012 A Fillmore Street. Mr and Mrs N A Stewart of Slaton left this morning for home after duties in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swindler
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Frick-Red Supply Company
Amarillo
Busieus
Marjorie Caperton
A. Fillmore Street
N. A. Stewart of
Slaton
Local Visit Notes and Movements Across Town
A flurry of social and business updates includes Dale Smith of Colden Oil in Tulsa on business, Muriel von Rosenburg planning a weekend visit to Lubbock, Dr Crume called to Rochester Texas to see his ill brother, Panhandle Building & Loan moving into the Rule building, R R Millsap from Covington visiting, Ural Armstrong and wife returning home after a Plainview visit, Miss Billie Keen set for a Dallas business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Ball
Dale Smith
The
Colden Oil Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Muriel von Rosenburg
Lubbock
Ing
Fuqua
R. R. Millsap
Covington
Texas
Internal Revenue
Ural Armstrong
Plainview
Eunice Phillips
Billie Keen
Dallas
Women in Law and Orange Queen Grower Highlight Wormer
A Wormer page notes a woman lawyer with nearly a decade of experience says law offers absorbing vocation for women. Esther Phillips, assistant US attorney in San Francisco, is the fourth generation in a family of lawyers. The piece also profiles Mrs E McGregor, the South African Orange Queen, who owns 5900 orange trees in Rustenburg and chairs a citrus board slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Esther Phillis
United States
San Francisco
Heatha
South Africa
E. McCregor
Rustenburg
London
Metregor
Oxford
Crart Orange Grawthe
Transvaal
Citrus Boars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill
Drew
Bartley Shop
Fox Drug Co
McAllister
Mrs. Heath
Mata Hari
Madame Caillnus
France
Saint-Lazare
Gaston Calmette
le Figaro
Dr. Hill
Marcell
Acme Beauty Parlor
N. Y
Madeline
Herring Hotel
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
Wormer
Esther Phillips
Fresch
Marie
Perpetue
Minister of Justice
Legion
Marinello
Swift & Company
New York
Packers
Chicago
Venus
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