Harmony Club Stage Musicale in Old Louisiana
Harmony Club presented In Old Louisiana a successful afternoon musicale in the Women's club rooms at the Auditorium directed by Mrs. Jack Houser. Cast included Pilot Farley Mrs. R. S. Thompson Dick St John Mrs. E. H. Gipson and numerous chorus members with Mrs. J. W. Collins on piano and Miriam Canfield first violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Harmony Club
Jack Houser
Pilot Farley
R. S. Thompson
Rose
Pilot
C. R. Hooten
Dick St. John
Doris Dalton
Maid
Seville
Florence Marie Burdine
Londonderry
Elizabeth Capers
Tokio
Marie Boston
Amsterdam
Doris Culton
Petite Mamselle
Paree
Margaret Collins
Pekin
Jane Harty
Cairo
Rachael Burgess
New Orleans
Lucyle Houser
J. W. Collins
Miriam Canfield
Riley Strickland
Mac Vernon
Mrs Blankenship To Entertain Loyal Club Members
The Loyal club of Brady community will be entertained Thursday afternoon at Mrs C A Blankenship's home.
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Mrs. Blankenship
Brady
Missionary Zone Jubilee Meeting Planned at San Jacinto Church
Missionary societies will hold a jubilee zone meeting beginning Wednesday at 10 30 am at the San Jacinto church. An interesting program is planned and all church members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Societies
San Jacinto Church
Social Calendar Highlights Women Auxiliary Meetings Citywide
All day Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary gathering at Parish House starts at 7 pm with a noon lunch hosted by Mrs. Ford Brandenburg and aides. First Christian Circle 3 at 3 pm led by Mrs. Utterback, Circle 1 by Mrs Kidd, Circle 2 by Mrs Strader at 2 pm, No. 4 Social Center also at 2 pm. Dorcas class 3 pm with Mrs Harrington. Jubilees at San Jacinto at 10:30 am with Carl Wessemann organ recital at Polk Street Methodist at 8 pm. Just A Few Sewing Club at Mrs Domar's, West Amarillo circles meet at various times for all-day, 2 pm, and 1 pm quilting. Social and bridge clubs meet at listed addresses. Missionary societies host zone meetings at San Jacinto and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Ford Brandenburg
Mesdames
T. J. Wagner
E. A. Simpson
E. W. Little
First Christian Church
Circle 3
CU. A. Utterback
North Taylor Street
Circle 1
T. H. Kidd
Travis
Circle
Strader
Tyler
Dorcas
Lass
Harrington
Pierce Street
Methodist Missionary Societies
San Jacinto Church
Carl Wessemann
Polk Street Methodist
James Domar
Tennessee Street
West Amarillo
James Wise
Washington Street
Missionary Society
San Jacinto Methodist Church
W. Hchilders
Duro Apartments
Illsiblings Mrs Davis Elliot and children ill at home
Mrs Davis Elliot and her children Judith and Wes are ill with the flu at their home 604 Florida street. Mr and Mrs George A Sinnigson of Abilene return home after visiting Mrs Sinnigson's parents Mr and Mrs T N Campbell at 1620 Hughes street. Mrs Sinnigson will recover as Miss Mary Ardis Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Elliot
Judith
Wes
Florida Street
George A. Sinnigson
Abilene
Organ Recital by Carl Wiesemann at Polk Street Church
Dallas organist Carl Wiesemann, head of Baylor University’s organ department, will present an all new Pilcher organ recital at Polk Street Methodist Church on Wednesday at 8 15 pm. The program includes works by Rachmaninoff Lemare Kreiser and Tschaikowsky among others. admission is free with a free will offering for the organ fund.
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Carl Wiesemann
Dallas
South
Polk Street Methodist Church
Pilcher
Pilcher Organ Company
the Missionary Society
Organ Fund
Wiesemann
St. Matthews Cathedral
Baylor University
Waco
Rachmaninoff
Cracker
Chretien
Beethoven
Batiste
Lemare
Kreiser
Massanett
MacMasters
Ilyinsky
Tschaikowsky
Tenth Street Church Organizes Junior Epworth League
Tenth Street Methodist church organized the Junior Epworth League on Sunday afternoon. Mrs J T Hardcastle was named superintendent with assistants Mrs Gertie Burnam Mrs W E Curtis and Mrs D A Nicholas. Jeck Pate was elected president Edith Burnam vice president Billye Curtis treasurer Edward Jackson and Erma Jane Pate librarians. The league counts thirty six members and invites all junior aged children plus parents and friends to visit and support.
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J. T. Hardcastle
Epworth League
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Gertie Burnam
W. E. Curtis
D. A. Nicholas
Jeck Pate
Edith Burnam
Billye Curtis
Edward Jackson
Erma Jane Pate
Waterbury's Compound Tonic Promises New Strength
This old ad claims Waterbury's Compound Tonic aids those dragging through fatigue and weakness. It asserts the tonic, based on cod liver oil and other ingredients, is endorsed by physicians and sold in drugstores worldwide for underweight or chilling patients seeking renewed energy.
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Waterbury’s
Waterbury 'S
Child Welfare Club Meeting Change Noted
The Child Welfare club will meet Friday at 3 o clock with Mrs. Clifton Oliver at 1704 Fillmore street replacing the previously announced host Mrs. Harold Knapp of 1927 Van Buren street.
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Child Welfare Club
Clifton Oliver
Fillmore Street
Harold Knapp
van Buren Street
Texas Ex Students Banquet Friday Evening in Amarillo
More than 100 ex students of the University of Texas plan a banquet and program Friday at 7 40 PM in the Amarillo Hotel. Judge William Boyce will toast, with talks on traditions and recollections from several schools and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Texas University
Amarillo
William Boyce
H. G. Wilson
Nan L. Gilkerson
Judge H. ©. Randolph
University Union
B. M. Brittain, Jr
Law School
Ben P. Manning
Game Tournaments Benefit State Music Clubs in Amarillo
Harmony Philhar monic and Mac Dowell music clubs host Saturday tournaments at the Herring hotel with games at 2 30 p m and 9 p m to benefit the state convention fund in Amarillo April 16 17 18 and 19. Public invitation and reservations with Mrs George Vineyard Mrs T M Caldwell or Mrs Erwin Ochsner.
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Harmony, Philharmonic
MacDowell Music Clubs
Herring Hotel
Amarillo
George Vineyard
T. M. Caldwell
Erwin Ochsner
Pleasant Valley PTA Plans Mother Goose Play
Miss Blanche Hines and her first and second graders will present a Mother Goose play at the Pleasant Valley school PTA meeting Thursday evening at 7 50. All parents are invited to attend.
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Blanche Hines
Parent-Teacher Association
Pleasant Valley School
Local News Roundup of Travel and Job Changes
Max Baer returned from Lubbock and is matched with gloves to San Angelo Midland and other points. Mrs. Lee Biggs joins Loving Insurance replacing Miss Essie Couch who married. L E McDade came back from Cisco and South Texas trips. Pearl Crow returns from Wellington where her mother, in a sanitarium, is recovering. H H Pharriss and L J Redus spent Sunday in Claude with Doyle. Stanley Warner left for Ohio after his father’s death.
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San Angelo
Midland
Max Baer
Lubbock
Lee Biggs
Loving Insurance Company
Essie Couch
L. E. McDade
Cisco
Texas
H. H. Pharriss
L. J. Redus
Claude
Doyle
Stanley Warner
Ohio
Local notice items around Texas officials and travel
Mrs Sam Elkins former J C Penney employee heads to Oklahoma to visit her mother for four months or two. Judge L Gough Texas Wheat Growers assoc president visits San Angelo then Bryan for a cooperative market on February 29 and March 1 and 2. Dr John Vaughan in Lubbock on business. Mrs Hume Graves fully recovered from tonsillectomy and returns to work at Dr Vaughan's office. L K Keeth in Hereford on business. John W McGee returns from a two week business trip.
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Sam Elkins
J.C. Penney Company
Oklahoma
L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
San Angelo
Bryan
John Vaughan
Lubbock
Hume Graves
That Baby You've Longed For
Mrs Margaret Barton of Kansas City shares she found motherhood after years of nervous suffering and melancholia. Now a proud mother to a daughter, she invites married women to write for the secret of her happiness. Correspondence remains confidential.
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Margaret Barton
Kansas City
Haewon
Mra
Massachusetty
Peas City
Dancing Classes To Be Held at Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom
Mayme Davies Hunt, who ran a Nat studio, moves classes to the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom. Opening class Thursday night at 7 o clock. private lessons by appointment and children's class Saturday afternoon. Call Miss Hunt at the Herring for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Davies Hunt
Herring
Crystal Ballroom
Miss Hunt
Coogan Case Shocks Hollywood Aide in Heart Balm Suit
Los Angeles reports a $750000 alienation of affections suit filed against Mrs. Lillian Coogan mother of Jackie Coogan. Plaintiff Mrs. Carabel Bernstein accuses Coogan and Bernstein of desertion and infidelity with claims tied to a 1926 San Mateo county incident. Concurrent divorce filing requests temporary alimony and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Coogan
Hollywood
United Press
Los Angeles
Lillian Coogan
Carabel Bernstein
Arthur L. Bernstein
Coogan
District Clerk Holds Jury Certificates for Payouts
J. C. Skillman district court clerk is holding more than a thousand dollars in juror certificates. Some certificates date back to last August. Owners are urged to call for collection and receive their money.
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J. C. Skillman
District Court
Mr. Skillman
River floods inundate 80 Chinese towns
The Yellow River ruptured its banks in Litsinghsien district Shangtung near the river mouth. Eighty villages were inundated. Twenty thousand people were left homeless. Dispatches report hundreds drowned though details are scarce.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Yellow River
Chinese International Famine Relief Commission
Litsinghsien
Shangtung
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University of Texas
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Booterie
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Powder Puff Beauty Salon
Arcade
J.M. Antram
L. H. Adkinson
W. J. Allen
Oscar Brooks
Jesse A. Box
P. Henry Butchker
Grover C. Bishop
Robert Burrow
T. D. Butcher
Floyd O. Bivins
C. W. Carson
John Cowan
T. W. Cotten
Toney Chisum
Lucky Tiger
Whyte-Fox
Guardegantec
News-Globe
Silk Bayon
Day Express
Amarillo Booterie
Hudson Bay
Fur Shop
Stuart Co
Dept. K
Marshall
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