Camp for Girl Scouts to Improve on William Bush Ranch
The Girl Scout Council meets in Amarillo to direct improvements at the William Bush Ranch camp. A road to the site is authorized by county commissioners and a fencing and water well project is planned. The council will stock uniform materials locally and appoints committees for office equipment and home making practice. The regular meeting time shifts to the first Wednesday of each month at 4 30.
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William Bush Ranch
Girl Scout Council
Amarillo
Indian Hills
H. FE. Smith
Louise Price
Moore-Poston
Clara Currie
J. E. Wright, Jr
George Parr
Man Killed Driving Car While Asleep
United Press report from Texas says B. P. Hagan of Goose Creek died when his car ran off a grade east of Liberty and overturned. Authorities believe he went to sleep at the wheel and suffered a fatal neck fracture.
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United Press Liberty
Texas
B. P. Hagan
Goose Creek
Here
Hagan
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Movements
Bryan Moore takes a shoe department post at White and Kirk. Hereford visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Williams stay with Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Eldredge. Miss Mary Edna Morris tends to her ill father in Sweetwater. Paul Smith returns to Killough and Davies after illness. Canyon visitors Mrs. C. O. Kiser and daughter Mrs. Stanberry. Nada Morehead back at White and Kirk's after flu. Lucile Oakes weekends in Pampa. Mrs. W. C. Baird moved home to Channing post hospital. Hereford visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barber and child. Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Liles and son Burl B. stay days in city at Amarillo Hotel.
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Bryan Moore
White & Kirk’s
W. R. Williams
Hereford
O. P. Eldredge
Mary Edna Morris
Sweetwater
Paul Smith
Killough & Davies
C. O. Kiser
Stanberry
Canyon
Nada Morehead
Lucile Oakes
Pampa
W. C. Baird
Channing
Ray Barber
B. B. Liles
Burl B
Big Spring
City
Amarillo Hotel
Parham Evangelistic Party Brings Revival at Full Gospel Tabernacle
The Song Leader Soloist and Parham evangelistic group conduct a revival at 100 McMasters Street Full Gospel Tabernacle this week with special music. Mrs. Alice Wilson Parham preaches, the Pacific Coast party travels to California from Kansas, and they visit Amarillo again after two years. Attendance has been strong. A children’s service next Saturday at 2 pm offers gifts for all attendees.
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Parham Evangelistic Party
Full Gospel Tabernacle
McMasters Street
Alice Wilson Parham
California
Kansas
Amarillo
Parham
Chas. F. Parham
Two Jurors Chosen in Cleburne Death Trial
Two jurors were chosen from 15 examined Tuesday in the trial of Ed Herd charged with murder in the shooting death of his business partner Ed Robinson. The jury was selected after Judge O B Mc Pherson overruled a defense motion for change of venue. Robinson was shot here Feb. 6.
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United Press
Cleburrne
Texas
Tech
Ed Herd
Ed Robinson
O. B. McPherson
Robinson
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Gains For Weak
A historical advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restores stomach function and builds flesh to a healthy standard. It targets the emaciated and blotchy with promises of rosy vitality and digestion relief. A testimonial from Arnold Hanson cites indigestion relief and improved health after use. Send 10c for a trial package to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Arnold Hanson
W. Chactaw St
Oklahoma City
Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Wesley Friendship class plans Thursday church party
The Wesley Friendship class of San Jacinto Methodist will hold a Thursday afternoon party at the church at 2:80. Hostesses include Mrs. W. L. Crownover and many others. Mrs. C. W. Terrill will lead the patriotic program. Patriotic themes will shape all arrangements. Mrs. C. O. Hess and assistants host the Beginners' department during this time.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
W. L. Crownover
Mra. Il
D. Cotton
Henry Connor
B. R. Cole
Mra
Carl Cook
Harry Cochran
ER. N. Dillon
Wiley Gates
H. L. Hines
Bert King
Homer Litchfield
C. W. Terrill
C. O. Hess
Bonita Chapter Celebrates Washington Birthday Gala
The Bonita Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star entertained last evening at the Masonic Temple honoring George Washington's birthday. Members wore colonial costumes. after business, games recalled horse and carriage days and ended with a Grand March led by Martha and George Washington. Refreshments featured a decorated table with American flags and red candles. over 200 members attended.
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Bonita Chapel Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
George Washington
Martha
Business Women Plan National Week Observance
The Business and Professional Women's club outlines elaborate plans for National Week, observed from March 10. Members discuss events and activities to highlight kadın advancement and professional achievement.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
D D D Dandruff Remedy Endorsed by Beauty Expert
A famous beauty expert praises D D D as a fast dandruff cure. Instructions: apply a little liquid D D D to the scalp twice daily for several days and rub in thoroughly. The product promises instant relief from itching, a clean odor, and a greaseless dry finish. A 60 cent bottle is available with money back guarantee at drug stores and D D D Lab Batavia Illinois.
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Batavia
Illinois
Community events planned by Amarillo women club
Plans discussed last evening at the women’s club rooms include a lar session and Sunday services at the Congregational church led by Dr. Robert Allingham. Lena Madesin Phillips will address a radio program Monday at Southwestern Public Service offices. Senior girls of Amarillo High will receive a Tuesday reception at the Women’s club, followed by a Thursday dinner at the Amarillo hotel with Mrs S S E Fish as principal speaker.
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Congregational Church
Robert Allingham
Southwestern Public Service Company
Lena Madesin Phillips
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
African Ideas in French Fashions
Africa inspires French summer fashion with hand woven palm fibre from Congo and Madagascar. Straw jackets jumpsuits and girdles draw from traditional loin cloths as designers apply nine processing steps including disinfection boiling bleaching and ironing to create tropical inspired garments.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Africa
Congo
Madagascar
Sugar and exercise guidance from health authority
A health authority advocates outdoor activity and enjoyment in exercise, recommending walking, golf, tennis, and outdoor hobbies daily. He warns against duty-based exercise and emphasizes pleasure to sustain activity and overall physiology. He also discusses diet, noting sugar as a vehicle for roughage and vitamins and urging daily raw and cooked vegetables and fruits with rotation. The Sugar Institute endorses these ideas.
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The
Sugar Institute
Straw Coats Dominate Spring Fashions Abroad
Designers unveil ultra light durable straw coats praised for cooling warmth adaptability for Deauville and Miarritz. Embroidered negro art motifs in blue red designs appear on street coats with silk linings. short jacket styles, beach robes, and belts accompany tight bodices and circular skirts. Bright hues and geometric crepe de chine accents feature in the collection.
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Couturiers
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William Bush
Wilfred C, Parham
Cleburne
Wesley
Bonita
Dandruff
Men’s Union
Wilson Bros
Silk Sox
Deauville
le Touquet
Miarritz
Greer’s Department Store
4Th and
Polk Streets
Lucille Shades
Polk Department Stores Inc
New York
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