Halcyon Club Holds Old Fashioned Watch Party
Halcyon Club members and husbands gathered at G. S. Branson's home at 805 Tennessee Street for an old fashioned watch party. The evening featured kerosene lamps, an antique photo guessing game, a New York resolutions poem by Mrs. F. R. Jacobson, a 10 o'clock supper, piano singing, fortunes from a fish pond, and names of attending members and guests. The club plans to meet January 11 with Mrs. Cochran at 405 Forest Street.
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Halcyon Club
F. R. Jacobson
Fish Pond
Mesdames
H. I. Stephenson
Jim Bowden
E. R. Jacobson
R. N. Huckabee
L T D Club Hostess Meeting At Cline Home
The L T D Club will meet at Mrs G L Cline 817 Palo Duro Street Thursday at 2 30 p m Walden and Gordon Stith have returned to Wichita University after holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs L D Stith in Wichita Kansas
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L. T. D. Club
G. L Cline
Palo Duro Street
Walden
Gordon Stith
Wichita University
Wichita, Kans
Mrs. L. D. Stith
G. L. Cline
Alice Landergin
A New Year Gala at T. A. Club Hosts Party
The T. A. Club held a New Year’s Eve gala at Miss Velma Adams’s home on 1308 Pierce Street then moved to Miss Eva Mae Watson’s 1619 Pierce Street for refreshments and a midnight matinee. Attendees included Velma Adams Ernestine Ballard Bonalyn Barkley Peggy Defenbaugh Barbara East Ruth Hartman Ann Nell McDaniel Mogie Routh Eva Mae Watson Betty Lou Wheeler Flourine Wilson Wilma Mae Wilson Glen Albright Jack Berry James Clanahan Vernie Cobberly Jack Corbin Frank Crowley Gerald Fast George H. Ficke Weeks Hughes John Lawson Carl Moore James Robinson Ross Wayne Tillingham Fayden Watson Marion Wilkes Louis Williams.
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T. A. Club
Velma Adams
Pierce Street
Eva Mae Watson
Ernestine Ballard
Bonalyn Barkley
Peggy Defenbaugh
Barbara East
Ruth Hartman
Actresses Share Beauty Tips From Film Women
Mary Ellis offers an eye wash solution that can be diluted for general use or applied via cotton pads on the eyelids for ten to fifteen minutes. Mildred Stone recommends a vinegar rinse after shampoo to brighten dull blonde hair. Ferne Barry cautions lip rouge should follow the natural lip line to avoid obvious artificial traces. Mrs C C Carrig returns from Chicago after visiting sister Mrs J F Cunningham.
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Mary Ellis
Mildred Stone
Ferne Barry
Local Club Calendar Features Dozens of Meetings
Thursday events include Pierian Junior Club sessions at 2501 Van Buren and 1102 Washington with 3 pm starts, Mother Singers Club at Tyler School Auditorium 9 15, plus many other club gatherings across Amarillo. Activities cover bridge, study, music, and social service groups at multiple venues including Harrison Street Pleasant Valley and the Herring Hotel.
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Pierian Junior Club
Dorothy and
Harriett Hubbell
van Buren Street
Simple chic dress pattern for beginners and pros alike
The pattern shows a four-piece dress with a single piece for sleeves and shoulders. It suits cotton fabrics, uses gay buttons, and can be sewn in about an hour for an expert or a day for a beginner. Pattern 2159 offers sizes 14 through 44 with illustrated, step by step instructions and costs 15 cents. The Anne Adams Winter Fashion Book is 25 cents, or 10 cents with a pattern. send orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Austria Backs Independence Guarantee in Franco Italian Pact
A last minute Austrian decision to accept a freedom guarantee from neighboring states was reported in Paris as easing a key obstacle to a Franco Italian accord. A Geneva to Paris flight by Austrian League of Nations delegate M P Pugel was said to have aided the path to agreement. Admiral Lord Nelson was cited as hero of Trafalgar.
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Paris
Austria
Geneva
M. P. Pugel
League of Nations
Optimism in Oil Industry and Proration Developments
Austin reports broad optimism for the oil sector as 1933 begins. Court actions over control methods continue while proration proves effective and hot oil declines to a record low, especially in East Texas. Texas Railroad Commission member E. O. Thompson notes declining stocks and strong consumption, predicting favorable conditions ahead as states’ legislatures gear up and governors discuss interstate compact plans led by Governor-elect E. W. Marland.
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Austin
East Texas
E. O.thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
King Zog Reported Wounded In Tirana Bombing
Reports from Corfu claim a bomb hit the Tirana palace wounding King Zog of Albania. No confirmation yet as revolts and mobilization rumors circulate. Legation cautions that the report may be another Greek rumor and awaits official word.
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Athens
Greece
Corfu
Tirana
Zog
Albania
London
Legation
Rhode Island Democrats in State Control
Rhode Island Democrats seized control of the state government after a surprise Senate majority. They seated three Democrats on the supreme court bench, reduced about 80 agencies to 11 commissions, and abolished the Providence Board of Safety, in a swift reorganization that surprised their own party and left Republicans uncertain.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Providence Board of Safety
Senate
Prairie dog eradication drive invites Potter County farmers
Farmers and ranchmen in Potter County are urged to join a prairie dog control campaign starting Friday. The effort runs until January 31 under J. M. Hill of the U S Biological Survey and J E Boog-Scott with FERA workers to assist. Participants will share the cost of poisoned grain.
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Potter County
PC. Bennett
J. M. Hill
U. S. Biological Survey
Lubbock
J.E. Boog-Scott
Hill
Amarillo
FERA
Cardenas Asks Private Capitalists to Develop Mexico
In his first radio speech, President Lazaro Cardenas said negotiations have begun with a responsible foreign corporation, likely American, to operate a merchant fleet along the Mexican coast. He also accepted a private capitalists’ offer to develop industry and denounced foreign Catholic efforts to sway sentiment against Mexico. The world would understand Mexico's reconstruction justice.
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Mexico City
Jan
U.P
Lazaro Cardenas
America
Mexico
Saar residents to vote on jurisdiction fate January 13
Neutral troops guard the Saar frontier as residents decide on January 13 whether to return to German rule, become French citizens, or stay under a League of Nations mixed tribunal. The border between coal district and Germany is tightly controlled.
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Saar
Europe
France
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
Chamber of Commerce offices move back to City Hall
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce offices will return to permanent quarters on the second floor of City Hall this Saturday afternoon. Since a City Hall fire months ago, the offices have been at 400 Polk Street awaiting relocation.
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Amarillo
National Student Federation adjourns with draft drill change
The National Student Federation of America closed its 10th congress in Boston after endorsing amending Section 40 of the National Defense Act to make college drill optional. It backed support for conscientious objectors and denied degree eligibility. Thomas P. Neblett of LSU won the presidency, with KU Lawrence chosen for the 11th congress next January. he defeated Charles Wise 42 to 39.
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Boston
National Student Federation of America
Thomas P. Neblett
Louisiana State University
Kansas
Coach Ingram cites lighter football uniform this season
University of California coach Bul Ingram says players will wear outfits weighing eight and a half pounds this fall, a drastic drop from the 22 pounds recorded ten years earlier, reflecting a shift in gear design and approved equipment.
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Bul” Ingram
University of California
Attorney's Trial Ready for Opening
Fort Worth reports government counsel announced the trial of Tom McMurray and eight others for conspiring to liberate O D Stevens from federal custody at Alcatraz. Stevens, already serving 27 years for a $72,000 mail robbery, faces a Texas death sentence for the 1933 river slayings near Fort Worth. A French doctor notes operators and stenographers may suffer mental strain.
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Fort Worth
Jan
Tom McMurray
O. D. Stevens
Alex Mood
United States District Attorney
Stevens
Alcatraz
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription Credited by Tulsa Woman
Mrs. C A Herring of 839 N Owasso Ave Tulsa Oklahoma reports relief from nerves backache and headaches after using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. Less than one bottle restored her health and a later bottle served as a tonic. Available in new size tablets for 35 cents liquid and larger sizes for 1 45 at all druggists.
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Dr. Pierce
C. A. Herring
N. Owasso Ave
Tulsa
Okla
Knights of Columbus Plan Silver Jubilee Banquet
Amarillo Knights of Columbus plan an 8 PM Silver Jubilee banquet at the Parish House 1110 Washington with Bishop Robert E Lucey as principal speaker. First Grand Knight F M Shaughnessy presides, honored guests include charter members and several Amarillo residents. M T O Neill is district deputy and E F Finch leads arrangements.
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Knights OF Columbus
Amarillo Knights of Columbus
Washington Street
Robert E. Lucey
Amarillo Catholic
F. M. Shaughnessy
Mr. Shaughnessy
Henry Rietman
Ferdinand Probst
Mark Cullen
John M. Lyons
Thomas H. Flynn
Amarillo
B. J. Vosberg
Dubuque, Il
P. P. Andree
Petersburg
Ill
E. F. Finch
J. M. Kernan
J. F. Bromert
Rabey Funk
M. T. O'Neill
Cardenas Seeks Route to Commerce Justice Seat
Justice of the Peace C V Carder continues to serve in Place 2, Court of Precinct 1, as commissioners' court has not appointed a successor for the two year term. Carder has served since last November after being appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late James V Pottinger.
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Der
Precinct 1
Carder
Commissioners’ Court
James V. Pottinger
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C. C. Carrig
Chicago
J. F. Cunningham
East Twelfth Avenue
White King
Johnson's
Johnson
Pinkney’s
Taylor
Mother Singers Club
Tyler School
Pierilan Club
S. H. Madden
Athenaeum Club
J. F. Griggs
Harrison Street
Child Psychology Club
J. T. Bassett
J. FE. Marvin
West Eighteenth Avenue
Bidrite Bridge Club
J R Banes
Wichita Avenue
Progressive Child Study Club
James Cooper
MacDowell Music Club
C. F. Hester
Travis Street
Goldenrod Club
Aranson
C. R. Richardson
C. E F. Hand
Stitch and Chatter Club
J. B. McGee
Pleasant Valley
Bridge Club
C. V. Wood
Fillmore Street
Butterfly Club
John Hudson
North
Lincoln Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Painters Hall
River Road Study Club
A.J. Crowe
Help
A. W. Williar
Madison Street
W. O. W. Hall
Will A. Miller
U.D.C
H. G. Baucom
Jackson Street
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
H. H. Horne
Sunshine Child Study Club
J. C. Wright
Hughes Street
Maria
First Baptist Church
G. E. Lee
L. Lott
West Eleventh Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
G. W. Croom
L. S. King
M. W. Miller
R. M. Gillette
Roy Victor
J. O. Dumas
W. v. Miller
Kappa Delta Chapter
Child Study Club
W. D. Westbay
Tyler Street
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Thompson
Solons
King Zog
Democrats
Justice Office
Gues
Cardenas
Justice of the Peace
C. V. Car
Ludien
Luden
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