Annual Banquet For Black Mask Players Is Given
The Hi Jinks Banquet for the Black Mask Players was held at the Amarillo Hotel at 11 oclock Saturday night after Believe Me Xantippe. O V Vernon, Chamber of Commerce manager, hosted. Guests enjoyed vocal selections by Jean Epperson and Martha Greening with Sam Gathwright and Bill Day, plus piano numbers by Day.
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Black Mask Players
Amarillo Hote
O. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Jean Epperson
Martha Greening
Sam Gathwright
Bill Day
Day
R. P. Parcel
Japanese Tea For Wesley Friends Class
Division No 1 of the Wesley Missionary Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will host a Japanese tea at Mrs J R McDowell 206 Kentucky Street on Tuesday from 2:30 to 4:30 PM. A program on Educational and Missionary Work in Japan is planned. Class members are invited to attend and bring a guest. Hostesses include Mrs J R McDowell Mrs Hugh Rigler Mrs Vernon McEntier and Mrs Jank McMahan.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. R. McDowell
Kentucky Street
Japan
Hugh Rigler
Vernon McEntier
Jank McMahan
J. R. MecDowell
McKinley P T A To Meet Tuesday
The McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school auditorium Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. Third grade pupils will present an enjoyable program.
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McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association
Circle No. 5 Meeting At Mrs Lankford Home
Circle No 5 of the First Baptist Church will meet at 1509 Polk Street Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs A Walker and Mrs Lankford hosting.
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First Baptist Church
J. E. Lankford
Polk Street
A. Walker
Doctor Brings Joy to Eczema Victims
A promotion of D. D. D Prescription for eczema and skin itching, pledging rapid relief and healing of rashes and inflamed tissue. Ends with money back if the first application fails, priced at 35c, 60c, and $1.25, available at all druggists.
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Dennis
Tuesday Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs Events
The Social Calendar lists multiple Tuesday gatherings including Round Dozen Club at 3720 Fountain Terrace at 3 PM, Alpha Delphian Luncheon at 12:30 PM, March Hall Club bridge luncheon at 12 PM, and P T A meetings at McKinley and Johnson schools at 3:30 PM. other activities include church groups, study clubs, and a Japanese Tea 2:30 to 4:30 PM hosted by Wesley Friendship Division No. 1 at San Jacinto Methodist Church.
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Round Dozen Club
Norris Ewing
Fountain Terrace
Band Parents To Meet Tonight In Amarillo High School
The Band Parents Association of Amarillo public schools will meet at 8 o'clock in Room 208 of the high school. Lahroy C. White, president, will present special plans. Parents of band members from all Amarillo public schools are invited to attend.
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Band Parents Association of
Amarillo Public Schools
Lahroy C. White
Amarillo
Band Parents Association
Dr Caldwell To Speak To P T A Tuesday
Dr A J Caldwell will be principal speaker at the Parent Teacher Association meeting of Central Junior High School Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. He will discuss The Importance of Education in the Development of Character. Miss Laura V Hamner Potter County school superintendent will discuss Dividends to the Child Through Adult Education.
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A. J. Caldwell
Parent-Teacher Association of Central Junior High School
Laura V. Hamner
Potter County
San Jacinto P. T. A. Program Planned
The San Jacinto School P T A schedules a 2 30 PM Tuesday meeting at the school building with Dr W M Curl speaking on how the school board views the P T A Yvonne Brown will read, Mrs John Josey will play violin with Mrs M G Mathis at piano, plus a sing song executive board to meet at 3 PM.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
San Jacinto
W. M. Curl
Yvonne Brown
John Josey
M. G. Mathis
Roycroft Study Club Plans Thursday Meeting Topic
The Roycroft Study Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Capitol Hotel. The topic is "Wdison, the Inventor." The session was postponed from last week due to weather.
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Roycroft Study Club
Wdison
Capitol Hotel
Estadiar Club Meeting Tonight Hosted by Mrs Webb
Mrs J M Webb will host the Estadiar Club at 1014 West Tenth Avenue this evening at 8 o clock for a club gathering.
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J. M. Webb
West Tenth Avenue
Le Mirage Bridge Club Meets Thursday at Mrs Hudson’s
Members of Le Mirage Bridge Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. E. A. Hudson at 4242 West Thirteenth Avenue Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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le Mirage Bridge Club
E. A. Husdon
West
Thirteenth Avenue
McDowell Recovers Slowly at His Home
Amarillo police chief W. R. McDowell, ill for several days, is reported to be improving at his home on Monday. The health update follows a period of sickness that kept him away from duties.
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McDowell
W. R. McDowell
Amarillo
Civil Service Exams Draw 25 Applicants Across West States
Speed tests in shorthand and accuracy in typewriting were required Saturday for 25 applicants at Fleming Business College for junior and senior Civil Service exams. C. M. Tyler led the local commission with W. F. Davis and M. E. Dilday assisting. Six men and 19 women took the tests. eight sat senior exams. Represented towns included Stillwater, Clovis, Shamrock, Plainview, Claude, Perryton, Pampa, and Amarillo.
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United States Civil Service Department
Fleming Business College
C. M. Tyler
W. F. Davis
M. E. Dilday
Post Office Department
Stillwater
Okla
Clovis
N. M
Shamrock
Plain
Local Chief Improves at Home After Illness
Lack of acute indigestion kept Chief McDowell at home at 705 North Pierce Street since Thursday. He is improving but could not be at his police headquarters office today.
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North Pierce Street
McDowell
Mix This Home Remedy for Persistent Coughs Pinex
A home cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or honey promises quick relief from cold related coughs. It claims to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed membranes while delivering creosote from Norway Pine. Dismiss substitutes. money back guarantee if relief is not obtained.
Farteeth Powder Promises Pleasant Teeth and Fresh Breath
Farteeth is advertised as a pleasant tooth powder that keeps teeth firm and deodorizes. It claims no gummy or gooey texture and suggests sprinkling on gums for comfort. Available at City Drug Co and Vex Dru Co or from a local druggist.
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City Drug Co
Vex Dru Co
Washington headquarters and successful applicants notified
Officials report that Washington headquarters completed the selection process and notified successful applicants. Details on outcomes and next steps were provided to all selected participants.
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Washington
BC Relieves Head Cold Pains In Three Minutes
A pharmacist prepared remedy claims to provide relief from head cold pains in three minutes. The ad states BC also eases muscular aches reduces fever and calms a distressed nervous system without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages from druggists.
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B. C
Skin treatment claims soothe eczema and pimples
The ad promotes ROWLES MENTHO SULPHUR as a remedy for pimples blackheads eruptions itching rash and eczema. It promises to clear skin by two fold action and healing raw tissue and infections, urging readers to ask their druggist for a jar.
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