Unions Hold Regular Meetings Across Local Halls
A Carpenters Union gathering in Carpenters Hall drew 42 members with officers Lytle, Enoch, Butler, Parr and Chessir in place. Reports noted ill health among E. Graves, J. Gardner, and other routine business, while painters and electricians held sessions on Monday and Tuesday evenings respectively. Central Labor Union re-elected Lytle as president and McGovern as vice president with renewed terms for secretary treasurer Lyons and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters Union
Carpenters Hall
Knights of the Hammer
Herbert Lytle
G. T. Enoch
C. G. Butler
J. B. Parr
A. Chessir
E. O. Graves
J. R. Gardner
Graves
Central Labor Union
Ted McGovern
J. A. Lyons
J. Urton
Sam Norton
Reading
Harve Thomas
Allen and Sullivan
Allen
Sullivan
Thomas
C. P. Fischer
Amarillo Pride Highlights Union Mechanics
Evident and all Amarillo is proud. Another outstanding evidence of the ability of union mechanics to build quickly, to build beautifully and lastingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Ross and Wife Complain Over Park Living Habit
Ross and his wife object to his tendency to sleep in the park. He works there for a living and prefers to stay overnight, rarely returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Ston High PTA Hosts Talks on Dividends and Education
Miss Laura V. Hamner county superintendent outlines Dividends to the Child Through Adult Education at Central Junior High School PTA meeting. Dr A J Caldwell extols humane education and maternal influence while Miss Velma Read performs from As You Like It with the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Hamner
Parent-Teacher Association of Central Junior High School
Pearl Miller
A. J. Caldwell
Velma Read
Bid-a-Bit Club Entertained by Mrs Franz Dyche
Bid-a-Bit Club at 1401 A Washington Street hosted by Mrs Franz Dyche Tuesday afternoon. Bridge games started at 2 30 with Mrs Max O'Brien winning high score Mrs D V Baker second high and Miss Helen Fox guest prize. Miss Fox of Cherryville Kansas was special guest. Lunch followed for twelve attendees including Mrs Sidney Bridgeman Mrs Fred Richards Mrs Tommie Reyman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Dyche
Washington Street
Max O’brien
D. V. Baker
Helen Fox
Miss Fox
Cherryville
Kans
Sidney Bridgeman
Fred Richards
Tommie Reyman
van Salisbury
W. W. Sharp
Leonard Sharp
R. D. McKim
Noble Fowlkes
Don Lindsey
Expression Pupils To Give Recital At Herring Hotel
Mrs. Daisy Person presents a public recital by her expression pupils in Crystal Ball room Herring Hotel Friday at 7 30 o clock. Performers include Jane Cox Dicky Meyer Flare Pledger Mildred Latham Dorothy Louise Latham Harold Knupp Walden Melton M T Johnson Dorothy Jean Eldridge Florence Neely Sharleen Barker Alice O Brian Betsy Weymouth Mary Kruser Vera Vay Kennedy Phyllis Evans Jack Pittman Jr Aileen Barker Darline Johnson Sammie Draper LeRoy Hollingshead Juanita Hollingshead Bertram Black Robbie Lee Brown Carlisle Ames. John Ross Bradford will entertain with a saxophone solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Person
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Jane Cox
Dicky Meyer
Flare Pledger
Mildred Latham
Dorothy Louise Latham
Harold Knupp
Walden Melton
M. T. Johnson
Dorothy Jean Eldridge
Florence Neely
Sharleen Barker
Alice O'Brian
Betsy Weymouth
Mary Kruser
Vera Vay Kennedy
Phyllis Evans
Junior Book Group Meeting Reviews Dogwood and Wild Laurel
The Junior Book Group of the Kcan Association of University Women met at Mrs. Frank Ford’s home for a lesson led by Miss Helen Blanton. The group reviewed William Russell Clark’s Dogwood and Wild Laurel. Attendees included Monetta Rasbury Louise Neal Frances W. Smith Annabel Allen Helen Blanton Mrs. R L Allen and guest Mrs. Frank Ford. The next meeting will be at Miss Helen Blanton’s home 1605 Madison Street on the second Tuesday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kcan Association of University Women
Frank Ford
Helen Blanton
William Russell Clark
Monetta Rasbury
Louise Neal
Frances W. Smith
Annabel Allen
R. L. Allen
Madison Street
San Jacinto PTA Delivers Strong Meeting Program
About 150 mothers attended the San Jacinto School PTA meeting Tuesday afternoon. The program included a report by the secretary, a song Work for the Night is Coming, the Lord's Prayer, two readings, Yvonne Brown with a violin solo, piano accompaniment by Mrs. M. G. Mathis, and a talk by Dr. W. M. Curl on what the school board thinks of the PTA.
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Parent- Teacher Association of
San Jacinto
Yvonne Brown
John Josey
M. G. Mathis
W. M. Curl
Wesley Class Plans Study Course
Members of the Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 30 PM in the classroom to begin a standard training study course. Religion in the Home is the text and all class members and interested individuals are invited to enroll.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Lincoln Day Party Planned by P. T. A.
Plans for a February 12 Lincoln Day party were discussed at the Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Mrs. B. FE. Lee was elected finance chairman and Mrs. Lillian Morrill publicity chairman to fill unexpired terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association
B. FE. Lee
Lillian Morrill
Wyle Way Bridge Club Meets Friday Evening
Mrs C B Chunn hosts the Wyle Way Bridge Club Friday at 8 oclock at 3702 A Polk Street. The Graduate Nurses Association meets Saturday at 2 PM in the W O W Hall for a scheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyle Way Club
C. B. Chunn
Wyle Way Bridge Club
Polk Street
Frievening
Graduate Nurses’ Association
W. O. W. Hall
Social Calendar Tonight Fortnightly Bridge Club
A roundup of evening gatherings includes the Fortnightly Bridge Club at 7:30 with Mr and Mrs R L Gilbert 1311 A West Thirteenth Avenue and other clubs hosting events at various addresses and times including Queen Esther Club and Home Interest Club. Noon silence 12 10 to 12 30.
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R. L. Gilbert
West Thirteenth Avenue
Unity Study Club
Green Building
Roycroft Study Club Plans Edison Lesson Tonight
Mrs Marion Hill will lead a 7 30 p m session on Thomas A Edison at the Tennison Chapter Roycroft Study Club meeting tonight at the Capitol Hotel Guest night allows each member one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hill
Thomas A. Edison
Tennison
Roycroft
Capitol Hotel
Martha Class Banquet At First Baptist Church
Members of the Martha Class and their husbands will be entertained at a banquet in the church general assembly room Friday at 7 o clock. The event is hosted by the First Baptist Church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
General Assembly
Soncy PTA to Meet Friday
Soncy Parent-Teacher Association votes on children's reading library use and establishing good reading habits with three presentations led by Mrs. J. H. Blankenship Mrs. Ruth Delzell and Mrs. P. C. Bennett at the Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Blankenship
Soncy Parent-Teacher Association
Ruth Delzell
P. C. Bennett
Black and Crimson Woolen Frock and Street Outfit
Miss Patience McCormick Goodhart wears a street costume in black and crimson featuring a thin wool jacket with elbow sleeves over a black woolen dress and a small black felt hat. The first oil well in the United States produced 30 barrels a day for one year.
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Washington
Patience McCormick Goodhart
United States
Honorary membership and labor unrest noted in mixed report
On motion by W W Finch and Tom G Atkins of the Electrical Workers, Atkins was made an honorary member with a strong speech and hearty applause. Treasurer reports no debt and a good balance. Lytle spoke on labor issues before a brief adjournment. In St Louis about 400 taxi drivers struck over wage cuts and rights. Veterans Council urged to protect purchasing power. Ample concerns on wage rates at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co in Jacksonville. Amarillo awaits the Paramount opening on March 18 as Will Winch promises a modern, central theater with dignified design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electricians
W. G. Estes
A. M. Weilleman
J. W. Cummins
N. R. Noah
Central Labor Union
J. C. Schiffbauer
Wellington
W. W. Finch
Tom G. Atkins
Electrical Workers
Atkins
Lytle
St. Louis
Amarillo
Paramount Picture Palace
ZEMO Relieves Itching and Eczema Fast
ZEMO provides prompt relief for itching burning skin including eczema ringworm rashes and dandruff. The soothing antiseptic lotion is advertised as safe and dependable and sold by druggists in 35c 60c and 1.00 and extra strength 1.25 for chronic cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Iodine corn remover promises quick relief promise
Advertisement claims IOD-ISE or IOD-ISF removes corns in seconds without cutting. It pledges harmless antiseptic action and a money back guarantee. A 45 cent bottle is sold at City Drug Stores and others.
Park worker wants to live there case unfolds
Chicago January 14. A park worker seeks residence at a project site while his wife argues the plan. The report notes a dispute over housing and living arrangements involving the worker named Joseph and associates in Chicago.
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LABOR
Fctn Moore
Painters Union
Painters Hall
E. Rollins
Jack Thomas
L. R. Bumstead
Dumas
Art Nail
Bumstead
New School House
Pittsburgh Paint and Glass Company
Amarillo Hotel
Carl Cunningham
The
Globe News
Cunningham
Junior Book Group
San Jacinto P. T. A
Wesley
Queen Esther Club
C. B. Kendrick
Travis Street
L. J. Gorman
Loy Smith
Roycroft Study Club
Home Interest Club
K. H. Estes
Fillmore Street
Soncy P. T
Magmie Oliver
Earl Barnt
Twentieth Century Club
F. Newbold
Hayden Street
R. D. Gist
Child Welfare Club
J. C. Brummett
Taylor Street
Soncy P.T.A
California
Veterans Council
War Department
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Atholaty
Department 22
Baltimore
Chicago
Joseph
Bayer
Bradfield Co
Atlanta
F. D
Ben- Gay
Ren-Gay
Ben-Gay
Fiego
Fillmore
Kelly- Springfield
ANKTI
Globe-News
Lucille Nice ST
City Drag Co
Vox Drug Co
Drugetata
Fannie Brice
Phil Baker
Ted Healey
Beniamino Gigli
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic Explorer
Wonder
Jolson
Wicbur
Hawk
Amarillo, Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
S.S.S
Phar
Macist
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