Needs of the Student Body Topic Marks College Building Need
Miss Sarah Wyatt voices freshman praise for faculty and class routines while noting the inadequacy of the current building. Nelson Ellis supports the need for a new facility. Mrs. B. F. Newbold reports on prospects for a new building as a Spanish waltz plays. Mrs. R. J. Parsons urges patrons to attend Thursday morning college assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wyatt
Nelson Ellis
F. Newbold
Frank Strom
R. J. Parsons
Mrs M A Wright Hosts Help Your Neighbor Club
Members at 909 Madison Street completed two quilts at the meeting. The friendship quilt was presented to Mrs W B Dial. A covered dish luncheon followed for club members and guests, with the next meeting set for Mrs Alexander’s home at 801 Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help Your Neighbor Club
M. A. Wright
Madison Street
W. B. Dial
W. Y. Alexander
J. J. Armstrong
F. C. Floyd
G. C. Griffith
W. T. Gross
M. 8. Rankin
S. J. Ratcliff
T. E. Tin
Fifth Birthday Party for Melvin Jayroe at Home
Master Melvin Jayroe celebrated his fifth birthday with a party at 2102 West First Avenue. Friends joined in games and cake and drinks were served. Attendees included Cayrol Keller Robbie Franklin Charles Ramzel Jimmy Dale Jimmie Larrremore David Rufus Bill Aylesworth Bettie Loyce Wallace Jo Ann Brown Rena Ruth Viola Ramsel Mrs Fred Wallace Benny Lusk Hershel Johnson and Perry Jayroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Jayroe
West First Avenue
Cayrol Keller
Robbie Franklin
Charles Ramzel
Jimmy Dale
Jimmie Larremore
David
Rufus
Bill Aylesworth
Bettie Loyce Wallace
Jo Ann Brown
Rena Ruth
Viola Ramsel
Fred Wallace
Benny Lusk
Hershel Johnson
Perry Jayroe
Nance Dinner Dance Honors Daughter Raymond Shipman
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nance hosted a dinner dance at El Taos on Fillmore Street in honor of their daughter Mrs. Raymond R. Shipman of Coleman. Attendees included L. Fe. Smith, Margaret Nelson, Shirley, Babetta Joseph, Sid Lapsky, A. D. Goldfine, Mamie Feischmidt, Louis Donosky, Mrs. Shipman, B. Weinstein, and Jay Elder.
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el Taos
Raymond R. Shipman
Coleman
L. FE. Smith
Margaret Nelson
Shirley
Babetta Joseph
Sid Lapsky
Pampa
A. D. Goldfine
Mamie Feischmidt
Louis Donosky
Dallas
B. Weinstein
Jay Elder
C O A Club Installs New Officers
The C O A Club held a stag party at Harry Riggs home and installed new officers Ralph Short president Victor Glenn vice president and William SoRelle secretary and treasurer New members Oldham Dinty Moore Richard Craig and Billy Craig were inducted at midnight Present were Tom Gordon George Coleman Wayne Nesbitt Woolworth Russell Wilfred Doud Ralph Short Kenneth Barton Robert Poole Howard Wagner Harry Riggs and William SoRelle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Riggs
Ralph Short
Victor Glenn
William SoRelle
Oldham
Dinty" Moore
Richard Craig
Billy Craig
Tom Gordon
George Coleman
Wayne Nesbitt
Woolworth Russell
Wilfred Doud
Kenneth Barton
Robert Poole
Howard Wagner
Junior Piano Department Recital At Playhouse West Texas
The Junior Piano Department of the Students' Repertoire Society staged a creditable hour of music at the Playhouse on Friday at 8 o clock. The young performers showed genuine joy and interest in their renditions and included Hugh Cunningham Bruce Cunningham Joan Powell Mary Frances Russell Betty Jo Barton Elmer Sowder Robert Emery Emily Ann Emery Earl Herring Billy Anderson Nancy Nell Ever line Norma Jo Robertson Helen Jean Hill and John Lawrence Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students’ Repertoire Society of the Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas
Playhouse
Hugh Cunningham
Bruce Cunningham
Joan Powell
Mary Frances Russell
Betty Jo Barton
Elmer Sowder
Robert Emery
Emily Ann Emery
Earl Herring
Billy Anderson
Nancy Nell Everline
Norma Jo Robertson
Helen Jean Hill
John Lawrence Miller
Tuesday Study Club Meeting Set For 2:30 PM
The Tuesday Study Club will meet at 2109 Tyler Street at 2 30 in the afternoon. Mrs. W. H. Place will be assistant hostess.
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W. S. Norman
Tyler Street
Norman
W. H. Place
End Severe Cough Quickly At One Fourth the Cost
A vintage cough remedy promises rapid relief for all ages at quarter price. It instructs to mix two cups sugar with one cup water, then add 2 1/2 ounces of Vinex to a pint bottle, shake with the syrup, creating a full pint medicine. The ad boasts quick action, non spoilage, and child friendly taste, claiming Pinex from Norway Pine soothes inflamed membranes and eases breathing with a money back guarantee.
Community schedules fill Amarillo calendar night and Tuesday
Local groups including Order of Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 7 pm Progressive Speakers Club Blacks burn Shaw Chapel 7 30 pm and Security Benefit Association Care Centers Hall 7 30 pm set evening programs. Numerous clubs meet Tuesday with times ranging 9 30 am to 8 pm at schools churches and private homes.
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Security Benefit Association
Halcyon Club Meets At Cochran Home With New Member
Mrs H P Cochran hosts Halcyon Club meeting at 405 Forest with sewing entertainment. New member O M Shore welcomed. Refreshments served to Mrs H K Smith and Mrs Paul Middl eton and other members. Next gathering set for January 25 at 101 Arch Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon Club
H. P. Cochran
Forest Street
O. M. Shore
H. K. Smith
Paul Middleton
M. K. Young
Paul Winstead
Lee Crownover
Roy Bernard
H. G. Johnson
Joe Shields
G. S. Branson
B. A. Higgins
C. W. Terrell
Canary Bird Club Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
The Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Bird Club will meet at 2:30 PM Tuesday at Mrs. G. C. Elder’s home 2121 Taylor Street. The U Stitch Em Club held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Bruce Nance’s home and planned the next gathering at Mrs. Charles Barkley’s apartment 3 at 1205 Jackson.
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Beryl Needle Club
A. C. Shaw
Pillmore Street
Bruce Nance
Charles Barkley
Jackson Street
Canary Bird Club
Amarillo
G. C. Elder
Taylor Street
Roller Canary Bird Club
Travel suit offers versatile wardrobe for winter trips
A three piece woolen suit in beige gray or blue serves as a practical travel costume for a girl heading South for a winter vacation. The skirt pairs with sweaters and jersey blouses while the topcoat matches separate dresses for warm weather resort stays.
Elks Unite in Crusade Against Communists in 1935
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks announced its 1935 program joining a broader anti Communist push. The American Legion and the Junior Chamber of Commerce have also made it a top priority to oppose groups and individuals seen as undermining government and social order.
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Chicago
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Robber Trio Holds Up Three Brady Couples
A shotgun rifle and pistol wielding trio robbed three McCulloch County couples near Brady early yesterday. Victims J B Sheffield Bill Mooring and J Cole reported the crime to Sheriff Love Kimbrough.
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Robber
Brady
McCulloch County
J. B. Sheffield
Bill Mooring
J. Cole
Love Kimbrough
Amarillo Bridge Club names weekly winners at tournament
Champions were second place in the Amarillo Bridge Club weekly event. High score earned by Mrs. Frank Peterson and Mrs. Albert Caldwell. Four teams tied for second included Mrs. Harry Meyers and Mrs. J. B. Driskell, Mrs. George Shannon and Miss Janet Miller, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Eberstadt, William Boone and Eric Frank. Rose Muir Reynolds plans El Paso home. Mrs. Art Wagoner returns from California. Carl Hare to Kansas City today. Lillian Henry of Ennis visiting J. M. Baldridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Griggs leave for Austin for Texas Congress meeting. Henry Earl Fuqua Jr. on fall Baylor honor roll. Paul Brandt attends funeral of uncle Thomas H. Flynn. Robbery report at West Fourth Avenue cafe. L D Perry reports theft of two quarters of beef. Tax forms mailed from Dallas. March 15 deadline. Nine guns and many pocket knives stolen from A. & M. Hardware in Borger. Brady 4-H Club sees mattress making demonstration by Miss Mary Sitton.
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Amarillo
Funeral services set for Deputy E. D. Emmons
Waco Texas reports Deputy Sheriff E D Emmons aged 42 to have died in an automobile crash while investigating a second accident in which a woman was only slightly injured. Funeral services planned for today.
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Waco
Tex
U.P
E. D. Emmons
Fasteeth Powder Promises Secure False Teeth
False teeth stay firm with Fasteeth powder that prevents slipping and rocking and leaves a pleasant taste. Breath stays sweet. Available at City Drug Co and Fox Drug Co and other drug stores.
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City Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
The Job of Being a Father at Highland Park PTA Meeting
The Highland Park P T A plans its January 25 meeting under the program The Job of Being a Father. The group reports strong interest in monthly gatherings after a successful start led by president Mrs. R. P. Hill.
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Highland Park Parent-Teacher Association
R. P. Hill
Tom Williams
Susan Gregg
Highland Park Chorus
E. B Graham
Faye Nicklaus
Gladys Bullock
Judge Gee Opens New Eight-Week Court Term
District Judge W E Gee begins another eight week term of the 108th District Court after adjourning the prior session. He maintains a busy schedule with several terms yearly and only a month off in summer. The brief item notes North Carolina operates six state schools for training delinquent youths.
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Gee
W. E. Gee
North Carolina
Illinois Man Sent Home for Last Rite
The body of Paul C. Hinckle, 30, was sent to Greenfield Ti for burial after dying Saturday night at a local hospital. He had come here a month ago with his wife seeking to regain health. Portland Ore plans trackless trolley streetcar system replacements.
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Illinois
Paul C. Hinckle
Greenfield
Mr. Hinckle
Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs
An old drug advertisement promotes Cysten as a modern treatment for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims rapid results within 48 hours and a one week vitality boost, with a money back guarantee if the package is returned empty. Requires purchase from druggists with a Sina-Tex label.
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Mrs
Melvin Gene Jayroe
Mr. and
Mrs. Nance
J. M. Nance
Fillmore Street
C.O. A. Club
Troy
Thrift-T
Marina
Paris
Molyneux
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Progressive Speakers Club
Blacksburn-Shaw Chapel
Amarillo Band Parents Association
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle Pen
Bible Club
Lloyd Campbell
West Ninth Avenue
la Costura Club
Ida J. Elliott
West Eleventh Avenue
L’aquillee Club
T. B. Jones
Harrison Street
Bivins School
Pla-Mor Bridge Club
L. C. Whitney
Central Junior High School
Ten
Bridge Club
Anna Mae Montgomery
Clark Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Glenwood P. T. A
P. FE. O
Jeane Foster
Ong Street
Order of Eastern Star
H. E. Smith
Talmage Place
Junior Speech Arts Club
Robert Wilson
Junior Woman's Club
Ben Manning
Pierce Street
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Home
O. W. Club
Frank Hamilton
Lincoln Street
Phillis Kapp
Academy of Music and Art
West Tenth Avenue
Amarillo Bridge Club
Elks Order
Unity Study Club
I. M. Crotty
Buchanan Street
Rose Muir Reynolds
el Paso
Art Wagoner
California
Carl Hare
Kansas City
Lillian Henry of
Ennis
J. M. Baldridge
Sunset Terrace
J. E. Griggs
Austin
Henry Earl Fuqua, Jr
H. E. Fuqua
Baylor University
Paul Brandt
Thomas H. Flynn
West Fourth Avenue
L. D. Perry
Perry
Borger
Brady 4-H Club
Mary Sitton
Potter County
May Lowrey
Edith Summar
Mary Glovier
Pauline Danmier
Binnie Tanner
Rites For Deputy
Atyle
Ieee Shor
Polk ST
Highland Park P.T. A
Portland
Ore
Amarillo Printing CO
East
Jen
May
B.O
Lifebuoy
Schilling
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Tri-State Fair
Don Cossack
Seine
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