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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1929

Page

6

State officers visit Amarillo Business Women club

Business and Professional Women of Amarillo hosted Miss Daisy Leake state president and Miss Mary Jane Higgins state vice president. Delegates from Canyon Plainview Dalhart Childress and others attended a goodwill visit with talks, roundtable discussions, a dinner at the Amarillo Hotel, and campus tableau performances.

Amarillo Daisy Leake Temple Mary Jane Higgins Canyon Plainview Qabbock Dalhart Childress Texas Faye Gordon Frankie Gober C. D. Miller Borger A. F. Adams Jeanette Taylor Jewell Efland Daisy Pennock Hallie Martin Harper Gervis Taylor Fay Gordon Cd. Miller Flora Chandler Jewell Eiland A. B. Adams P. Flaxman Ercell Middaigh Business and Professional Women's Club Amarilo Amarillo Hotel la Mode Russell and Cockrell Neely- Greenhill Insurance Company Panhandle Laundry Harman Motor Company Leake Higgins Virginia Irwin C. Irwin Amarillo & Club Daisy Lea I Mary Jane Hierins Fort Worth Lip Flaxman Adella Drew Edna Lockhart Jewell E. Wiland Neve Plainview A M.S. Cole Smelser R. T. Thomas Flabbock Clyde Ti. Miller Jackie Lame Virginia Ead Mildred J. Rabin Erceli Gordon L. Gilkersin Maude V. Cook A. A. Schiling J. W. McQueen Hailie Martin Harper G. C. Elder R. M. Thompson Jack Eldridge Mildréd McSwain Max Bauer Gestt B. King J. K. Drake J. H. Chandler Aisy Person du Blanche Pumphrey Mr Honey Lou N Anna May Klappr Warren Gra Gertrude Foraker Grace A. Rich Elizabeth Shikany Florence O'Hara Es Jane Hall Meade McClungiss Cora Aster Eva Lewis Mattea McClurkin Addie Whitcomb Mae Hardin Daugh Fare

Stirangist Pairns On Paris Fashion Spring Silhouettes

The Paris scene highlights a best dressed Princess Faucigny-Lucinge in Marcel Rochas crepe morocain dress and jacket suit featuring a three cornered scarf in yellow white and brown. The sleeveless jacket has pockets and a round turn over collar signals a popular spring look.

Faucigny-Lucinge Marcel Rochas

Woman Recovering After Three Years Illness

Mrs. H. A. Avams of Little Rock Arkansas says she was unable to walk eat or sleep for three years until using seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health and a happy home and recommends keeping a bottle at home.

Little Rock Ark Cour Lydia E. Pinkham H. A. Avams Bar Arkansas

Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Numerous Meetings

The Amarillo calendar lists A Masonic chapter at Ma sonic Temple at 7 30, L aguillee club at 2900 Harrison at 3, P T A events at Johnson and Wilson streets schools, E O at 1110 Harrison at 8, Glenwood and Pleasant Valley PTAs, Panhandle Pen Women activities at Herring Hotel, district mothers and parents groups at Potter County library, Humphrey Highland PTA, and the American Legion with its Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Home Auditorium.

Amarillo Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple L'Aguillee Club W. M. McCarty Harrison Street P.T. A. Johnson Street Church P.T. A. Wilson School C. D. Jackson Olive Kimbrough Mary McDonald PT. A. Glenwood School P.T. A. Pleasant Valley

Mrs W ik Oliver Jr Re-Elected To Head Club

Mrs W E Oliver Jr was re elected as president of the Junior Child Study club at a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs W S Kenyon at 1701 Taylor Street Other officers were B C Elliott vice president T G Hull secretary Dudley Foy treasurer N C Ferguson librarian R A Mack press reporter Douglas Will parliamentarian C J Moreland critic New member H L Adkins joined as a member Dainty refreshments were served during the social hour.

W. E. Oliver, Jr Junior Child Study Club W. S. Kenyon Taylor Street B. C. Elliott T. G. Hull Dudley Foy N. C. Ferguson R. A. Mack Douglas Will

Spring Hats Made Of Felt and Straw

Paris fashion notes describe the coming season's hats with felt and straw blends. Designs feature asymmetric brims, left-side exposure, draped or two-tone brims, and light stitch trimming. Dark colors lead, with beige and cream for later wear, and crowns vary with straw or felt accents.

Associated Press Paris

Personal notices and arrivals in town society

Mrs S E Simpson travels to Rippen s ville after her father J Adkinson dies. Mrs Henry Proper returns from Oklahoma visiting her parents. Mrs W O'Brien returns from Mineral Wells Fort Worth Dallas and Austin with Mr O'Brien on business trip to New York. Miss Polly Hill of Fort Worth visits Miss Hazel O'Brien and Mr and Mrs C L O'Brien. Mrs F W Murray of New Jersey visits Miss Caroline Norman at 212 East Sixteenth Street.

S. E. Simpson Rppensville J. Adkinson W. O'Brien Mineral Wells Fort Worth Dallas Austin Mr. O'Brien F. W. Murray New Jersey Caroline Norman East Sixteenth Street

Mrs. H. G. Maxfield Hosts Spring Bridge Party

Mrs. H. G. Maxfield entertained at 4222 West Twelfth Avenue Roberts Place with a Lawndale Bridge club gathering. Prizes included a card table for high score and a bridge lamp for high club, awarded to Mrs. E. N. Black and Mrs. Carl A. Prater respectively.

H. G. Maxfield West Twelfth Avenue Roberts Place Lawndale Bridge Club E. N. Black Carl A. Prater K. P. Kane William Leiber Ben Harrison W. C. Rhodes H. BE. Crum Ross Williams H. E. Crum R. B. Bennett F. A. Randal T. W. Hunt M. J. Sayer E. N

Caution Encourages Medical Contact for Flu Symptoms

Health guidance advises calling your doctor at the first sign of flu like symptoms. Early medical advice emphasizes professional assessment and appropriate testing. Avoid self diagnosis and seek timely care to manage risk.

Child Welfare Club Meet Planned at Mrs Knupp Home

The Child Welfare club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. V. Knupp at her home 1927 Harrison street at 2 30. Mrs. C. E. Crownover will lead the lesson and be assisted by Mrs. T. E. Durham and Mrs. F. C. Higgins.

Child Welfare Club H. V. Knupp Harrison Street C. E. Crownover T. E. Durham F. C. Higgins

Judge Trulove's Class Social Meeting

Judge Trulove's Sunday school class will hold the regular monthly social meeting Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Fellowship hall of Polk Street Methodist Church. All members are urged to be present.

J Harmon Bartlett Hosts Goose Dinner at Palisades Lodge

J Harmon Bartlett entertained a group of friends Sunday afternoon at his Palisades lodge. The highlight was a lavish goose dinner served in the style of an old English hunting lodge with many guests in attendance.

J. Harmon Bartlett The Palisades

Miss Goldie Pace to Study Interior Decorating in New York

Miss Goldie Pace daughter of Mrs W J Pace 913 Tyler street will leave this evening for New York City to enter the New York School of Fine and Applied Art to complete her studies in Interior Decorating. Pace plans to enter the professional field.

Goldie Pace Wv. Jd. Pace Tyler Street New York City New York School of Fine and Applied Art Miss Pace

Salts for Indigestion Said to Relieve Stomach Distress

A noted authority explains indigestion as hyperacidity and fermenting food in the stomach causing heartburn gas and nausea. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast to neutralize acid remove gas and stimulate digestive organs for relief and better digestion.

Four Doctors Warn Against Standardizing Weight

Eminent medical authorities urge caution against the dieting craze to reduce all fat in the body. They warn that normal weight varies with individuals and extreme dieting causes permanent injury. Sugar is not uniquely fattening. moderation and nourishing foods are advised. The Sugar Institute.

The Sugar Institute

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Societ W. Ik Oliver, Jr By Barbara Beaufort Mrs. Knupp Winter Sales Edwards Polk St Pustocranis Royal Society Aurora Cone H. H. Hall Balcony White & Kirk Mar Dimity Montgomery Ward & CO Public Service Co
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