Gleaners Wesley Bible Class Holds New Year Meeting
The Gleaners Wesley Bible class of San Jacinto M. E. church met Tuesday at Mrs. J. M. Wiley’s 102 Cheyenne Road Country Club. Christmas decorations brightened rooms. A brief program followed business, with piano solo by Evelyn Wiley reading by Mrs. Tom E. Stanley and vocal by Mrs. M. G. Mathis. A lunch served to numerous members and guests, hostesses noted as Mrs. J. M. Wiley Mrs. H. W. Clutter and J. Laursen.
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Gleaners Wesley
San Jacinto M. E
J. M. Wiley
Cheyenne Road
Country Club
Evelyn Wiley
Edgar Guest
Tom E. Stanley
Sunrise
You
Penn
M. G. Mathis
Mesdames
J. L. Lawson
J. E. Lassiter
J. G. Cargile
W. T. Williford
J. H. Doty
J. I Walker
Buhl Boggess
M. G. Stanford
E. E. Robinson
G. R. Bowden
H. W. Clutter
Grover B. Hill
J. R. Welsh
L. Laursen
A. J. Harris
B. R. Clark
J. Laursen
Mrs Lindsay Smith Honored With Shower
Mrs C R Hardin and Miss Thelma Hubbert hosted a misc shower for Mrs Lindsay Smith at 109 Georgia street. Intimate friends praised the honoree as pink and green decorations adorned the Hardin home and gifts were presented.
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C. R. Hardin
Thelma Hubbert
Lindsay Smith
Mesdames P. J. Smith
Homer Camp
Roy Houston
Bill Ward
Joe Dozier
Ted George
Don Hubbert
Gene Star
Steve Hayden
Lawson Hayden
Glenn Forson
Charles Hopin
Bryan Weatherby
Leland Brown
W. D D. DeGrassi
Aubrey Jackson
R. B. Burnett
Billy Boren
George Hayden
Robert Gully
Carter
Joe Killough
Thelma Baker
Blanche Walker
Mary Walker
Lillian Allison
Ruth Hutton
Triple Four Bridge Club Is Entertained
The Blue Bonnet Bride club has changed its name to the Triple Four Bridge club. Members met with Mrs. Ralph Tipton at her home on Kentucky street for an afternoon of auction bridge. High scores went to Mrs. H G Wilson and Mrs. C T Crow amid pastel rose and sweet pea decor.
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Blue Bonnet Bride Club
Triple Four Bridge Club
Ralph Tipton
Kentucky Street
H.G. Wilson
C. T. Crow
E. A. Keeler
W. S. Lewis
H. G. Wilson
J. R. Clayton
G. T. Glover
K. E. Jennings
Roger Gibbs
H. E. Broom
E. O. Greer
S. A. Tipton
Burton Elliott
W. M. Cates
Notable Holiday Returns And Local Business Moves
M S Thomas returns from Kansas. L L Bechtel and colleagues visit new well at Pampa and Borger field. Mrs Winifred Craig and Mrs F E Wheelock visit relatives. H E Schwartz travels from Louisiana. F A Capell to Finley Ohio. Local moves include Nugent Abstract offices in the old Post Office building and hospital upgrades in Swisher county.
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M. S. Thomas
Kansas
L. L. Bechtel
Midwest Exploration Company
F. J. Keleher
R. A. Waltz
Pampa
Borger
Winifred Craig
Dallas
H. E. Schwartz
Texas Company
Louisiana
F. A. Capell
Finley
Ohio
Guy A. Carlander
Minneapolis
Kansas City
F. E. Wheelock
Lubbock
H. FE. Wheelock
Roberts Place
C. Max Bauer
Tulsa
Swisher County Hospital
Catherine Hampton
Oklahoma City
Matt Stifler
Burger
Roy Williams
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Benjamin Wharton
Gamma Delphians Hold Regular Session at Women’s Club
Members of the Gamma Delphian society met last evening in the auditorium’s Women’s club rooms. Louise Russell led a preparatory talk on Medieval story traits. Ercele Blakely spoke on The Golden Legend and J C Crews on The Romance of the Rose.
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Gamma Delphian Society
Women’s Club
Louise Russell
Ercele Blakely
J. C. Crews
C. H. Hubbel
Grace Webster
Marco Polo
C. C. Gordon
Progressive Child's Study Club Meeting Recap
Mrs. W. T. Wheeler hosted the Progressive Child's Study Club at 1700 Hayden Street. Mrs. H. V. Elkington led the lesson on Paternal Expectations and spoke on Infant Feeding and Clothing. Mrs. George Buchenau attended as a special guest.
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W. T. Wheeler
Progressive Child's Study Club
Hayden Street
H. V. Elkington
Gaines Warren
George Buchenau
Former minister denounces U S Nicaragua intervention
Horace G. Knowles, former American minister to Nicaragua, assails U S policy of intervention as selfish aggression. In Evanston Illinois on January 6 the critic called the invasion another instance of Washington gaining control over other nations, while Prof. W. H. Haas of Northwestern defended the government.
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United Press
Evanston
Kellogg
Horace G. Knowles
Nicaragua
United States
Washington
W. H. Haas
Northwestern University
Writs Filed On Passenger Tax On Busses
Two more temporary injunctions restrain County Tax Collector J. W. Collins from collecting the passenger tax on service cars and busses. Complainants F. L. Broadus and the Safety First Bus company challenge the law's validity. no final hearing date set.
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J. W. Collins
F. L. Broadus
Safety First Bus Company
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet Urged
Federation urges all members and interested nonmembers to attend a 3 pm meeting at the Women’s Club. Changes to the constitution and by laws are on the agenda, making it one of the year’s most important gatherings. Mr and Mrs M M Post of Georgia Street have returned from Denver. E L Smallwood of New York is in town on Gibson Oil business.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
M. M. Post
Georgia Street
Denver
Colorado
E. L. Smallwood
New York
Gibson Oil Company
Billie Dove Too Beautiful for Any Part in Talkies
Hollywood, Jan 6 Billie Dove, praised as camera proof and "queen of beauty," seeks varied roles beyond pretty heroines. She desires to play ragged or downbeat parts, but producers keep her within the star image.
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Hollywood
Cal
Billy Dove
Miss Dove
Willie
Billie
Moviana
Gloria Swanson
Oklahoma farmer medal awards set for today
United States Secretary of Agriculture Jardine will present gold medals to master farmers from the Oklahoma Farmer Stockman contest at a 6:30 banquet in the Oklahoma club. A noon luncheon features remarks on What the Department of Agriculture Means to the Farmers and their Families.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Oklahoma Club
WKY
KFJF
Johnston
She's Not For Sale Pottsville News Flash
Pretty Mary Luzuske a 19 year old daughter of a miner offers to marry any man who would liquidate her father's debts and secure the family future in a startling promise reported from Pottsville on January 1st. The town buzzes as details unfold about the unusual proposal and its social implications.
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Pottsville, Pa
Mary Luzuske
Berlin gas blast raises death toll to 17
The Berlin explosion in the northern city area reached 17 deaths after salvage work continued all day. A baby found unharmed in the cradle survived the catastrophe that claimed its mother. President von Hindenburg sent condolences to survivors.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Woman slashes throat as police wait to arrest
In Oklahoma City on January 6 Mrs. N. S. Fortney, of Congress hotel, cut her throat while police waited outside her door to arrest her on a disturbance charge. She is in critical condition at Wesley hospital.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Woman Refuses Offers Then Burns Letters for Debt Relief
A woman faced debts totaling $9,000 and initially rejected offers by mail. Overwhelmed by the responses, she reconsidered and burned the incoming letters without reading them.
666 Is a Prescription for Colds and Fevers
An advertisement touts 666 as a cure for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming it kills germs and prevents illness. The copy invokes medical authority and urges immediate use.
Yet Employment Bill Is Up Today
Washington January 6 The senate finance committee considered a bill by Senator Dill Democrat of Washington to grant World War veterans preferential employment in all government departments.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Dill
Shriners Name Officers On January 11 At Temple
Khiva Temple of the Ancient Arabic Order will elect officers at its annual meeting to be held Wednesday January 11 at the Masonic Temple. J H Read of Memphis Texas is expected to be named potentate succeeding James O Guleke with other officers advancing one step. Jimmie Guleke praised by members as one of the temple’s best potentates as the group reports a prosperous year and optimistic outlook for the coming season.
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Mystic Shrine
Masonic Temple
J. H. Read
Memphis
Texas
James O. Guleke
Jimmie Guleke
Red Cross projects flood relief needs for valley residents
Walter Weesselius, state reconstruction officer for Arkansas, estimated 50000 to 75000 flood sufferers in the lower Mississippi valley will need feeding this winter while recovery continues from spring floods. He spoke at a Red Cross conference of field workers from 17 Midwestern states. Eskimo dogs can travel 45 miles in five hours. experiments also show fish eat more in hot weather.
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Mississippi Valley
Walter Weesselius
Atate
Arkansas
American Red Cross
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Tt Society
Gleaners Wesley Bible Class
Gamma Delphians
Progressive Child’s Study Club
U.S
First National
Sadie Thompson
Oklahoma
Emil F. Myers
Addie Logan Allee
Teachers of Voice
Amarillo College OF Music
Polk Street
Shriners
Galere
ST. Louis, Jan
Red Crows
Mid-Western
Ln-Pittman Jeweler and Optometrist
Foster
Foster Furniture Co
BALES
DIAL
S. Taylor
Polk
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