Four Floats Sponsored by Potter County Federation Parade
The Potter County Federation women will sponsor four floats in the Mother-in-Law Day parade for Mrs. Prank in D Roosevelt on March 9. Federation leaders discussed plans at Amarillo Hotel, with designer P. H. Buthker and Panhandle artist Ben Mead offering services. Expectation of a federation tea and a gift for Mrs Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Clubs
Potter County Federation
Prankin D. Roosevelt
Federation
Amarillo Hotel
P. H. Buthker
Ben Mead
Panhandle
Roosevelt
Hugh Norman
Wes Izzard
F. Fish
Murray Elson
W. B. Cowhurst
Twentieth Century Club
Henry Tyler
W. R. Ballard
BE. H. Ashcraft
L'Aiguillee
H. A. Appleby
C. L. Woody
L. C. Taylor
Garden
C. M. Holt
Stanley Siebel
MacDowell
M. W. Lemons
Athenaeum
FP. M. Neal
J .E. Griggs
I. D. Cole
Philharmonic
S. F. Wanser
W. A. Glovier
G. Ray Smith
Tonic Claims to Boost red blood cells and skin glow
An old style medical pitch touts an internal tonic that supposedly rebuilds red blood cells to improve skin health. It promises weight gain energy and nerve strength while restoring a natural glow and friends’ compliments. Available at any drug store.
Midweek Bridge Club Hosts Lunch And Games
The Midweek Bridge Club enjoyed a luncheon at Colonial Kitchen with bridge at Mrs Mazie Snee s home. High score was Mrs Pearl Greer, second Mrs L A Pitt, traveling to Mrs Wheeler, guest high Mrs Ella Butcher.
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Colonial Kitchen
Mazie Snee
Pearl Greer
L. A. Pitt
Wheeler
Ella Butcher
Mesdames C. A. Pyeatt
B.C. Garthwait
H. C. Harrison
Junior Woman's Club Meeting Hosts Review of Madame Currie Life
Mrs. Jerry Briscoe presented a review of the life of Madame Currie at the Junior Woman's Club gathering held Tuesday afternoon at the Amarillo Country Club with Mrs. Joe Dooley as hostess. The group included Mesdames Adair Ballard Bivins Boyce Briscoe Burger Charless Collie Cowan Dooley Elliott Gibson Kimbrough Manning Manning Nobles Stanley Underwood West Winsett Brent and others. The next meeting is set for February 1 with Mrs. Chad Elliott as hostess.
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Jerry Briscoe
Madame Currie
Junior Woman's Club
Amarillo Country Club
Joe Dooley
Meadames J. H. Adair
John Ballard
Dick Bivins
John K. Boyce
W. D. Burger
Henry Charless
M. K. Collie
John Cowan
Chad Elliott
W. W. Gibson
Neal Hall
Circle No 6 W M S meets at 2116 Lipscomb Street
Circle No 6 of the Polk Street Methodist W M S held its first 2020 meeting at the home of Mrs H B Fain 2116 Lipscomb Street. Officers were appointed with Mrs Aubrey Gousins chairwoman and Mrs D S Watkins as vice chair and secretary and Mrs L V Wallace treasurer. Mrs D S Watkins spoke on Bible study and refreshments were served to members including Mrs J W Stewart Mrs D S Watkins and guest Mrs H W Blackburn.
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Polk Street
H. B. Fain
Lipscomb Street
Aubrey Gousins
D. S. Watkins
C. S. Pryor
L. V. Wallace
H. A. DeLamar
Gifts Exchanged at Needle Art Club Meeting
Gifts were exchanged at the Needle Art Club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Leslie Stephens home. Plans were made for a party at the Bo Bateman home on Forest Street next Wednesday night with husbands as guests. Refreshments were served to the listed members and the hostess. The date references February 1 at Mrs. Thompson's home on Alabama Street.
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Needle Art Club
Leslie Stephens
Bo. Bateman
Forest Street
F. ©. Bateman
Murray Britt
Paul Harding
E. D. Hawkins
W. D. Thornton
R. W. Thompson
HM. Warren
Academy of Music and Art Hosts Sunday Afternoon Program
Faculty members of the Academy present a varied program Sunday at 4 o clock in the Academy auditorium. The public is invited to attend this engaging event.
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Academy of Music and Art
Academy
Daisy Person Speech Recital Planned at Herring Hotel
Mrs Daisy Person will present her speech pupils in recital Saturday night at 7 44 o clock in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel The public is invited The recital was previously announced for Friday night
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Daisy Person
Herring Hotel
Maxiern Study Club Meets At Dees Home
Maxiern Study Club will meet at Mrs. John Dees Jr home 3201 Van Buren Street Friday at 2 30. Mrs C A Clemmons and Mrs J E Davis present papers on Personality and Environment. Harmony Club hosts luncheon at Mrs R Martini 1306 Jackson Street Monday at 12 45 with Mrs J L McLaughlin and Ivan Boxwell as hostesses.
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Modern Study Club
John Dees, Jr
van Buren Street
Maxiern Study Club
C. A Clemmons
J .E. Davis
Harmony Club
R. Martini
Jackson Street
J. L. McLaughlin
Ivan Boxwell
Silver tea and book review at St Andrew’s Parish House
The Womans Auxiliary of St Andrew's Episcopal Church sponsors a Saturday 2 PM tea and book review. Mrs Pancher Upshaw will read from The Citadel by A J Cronin. The piece notes the first U S cremation, Col Henry Laurens, in Charleston 1792.
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Womans Auxiliary
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Pancher Upshaw
Citadel
A. J. Cronin
United States
Col
Henry Laurens
Charleston, & C
Miss Maine Beauty Queen Scrapbook Featured
A film scrapbook highlights a contestant titled miss MAINE and runner up for miss AMERICA, detailing her pageant journey and recognition within the local beauty competition scene.
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Maine
Mass civilian toll in nationalist air raid on Barcelona
In a 95 second raid by three nationalist planes, Barcelona civilians suffered about 1 600 casualties 400 killed and 1 200 wounded. Rescue crews searched rubble as a large dock warehouse burned and streets filled with smoke and chaos.
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Barcelona
Red Cross
United Press
Battered Girl Found in Car in Serious Condition
Miss Bonita St Dennis hitchhiked from New York to California and was found battered and unclad in an automobile near Pasadena. A man accompanying her was jailed on suspicion of assault after deputies found the unconscious victim with multiple wounds and a bloodstained potato masher nearby.
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Pasadena
Calif
Bonita St. Dennis
Syracuse
N. Y
Are You a Victim of Skin Shame
Advertisement notes skin irritation and rash relief with Black and White Ointment. Recommends using Black and White Skin Soap first. Mentions trial size and large can pricing and that product is sold by dealers everywhere.
Dad Builds Railway for Children in Mandeville
Sidney J. Thibodaux, longtime railroad man and president of the Mandeville Northern, built a tiny private line for local children. The track runs 500 feet to Cripple Creek with three stations and a motorized or pumped work car. The miniature railway includes telegraph poles and signals, a nod to Thibodaux’s 58 years in railroading. Millet is noted as a staple flour source worldwide.
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New Orleans
Mandeville
Louisiana
Sidney J. Thibodaux
United States
Thibodaux
Cripple Creek
Mandeville Northern
Man Arrested After Assault on Woman, Hospitalized
Police say a suspect admitted to lifting the woman late yesterday before she was taken to the county general hospital in serious condition due to blood loss. He gave limited details to officers.
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County General Hospital
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Nerve Relief
A vintage advertisement urges women to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease nerves, restore tone, and support health. It cites millions of letters of reported benefit and promotes buying from a local druggist today without fail.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Forest Hill H D Club Meets With Mrs Brewer
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at Mrs. A W Brewer home. Miss Pauline Lakey urged choosing an eye pleasing floor covering. The club planned a float for Mother in Law Day parade and voted to contribute to the Preventorium. Mrs G L Dudley led the meeting with several members present.
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Pauline Lakey
Forest Hill
T. H. Rodgers
J. W. Carver
Jim Weaver
Edd Todd
M. V. Rutherford
George L. Dudley
Nathan Martin
A. W. Brewer
C. E. McPherson
Miss Lokey
Cottage Prayer Meeting At Mrs Smith Home
The cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mrs H K Smith 606 Fairmont Street will be at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning instead of 9 30 as announced in the morning paper.
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H. K. Smith
Fairmont Street
Amarillo Country Club Hosts Junior and Senior Dances
A junior dance for sons and daughters of Amarillo Country Club members will be at the club house Friday from 9 to 12. Chaperons include Dr and Mrs W J Shudde and Mr and Mrs Tully Garner. A senior dance follows Saturday night with Carlton Scales orchestra providing music.
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Sons and Daughters of
Amarillo Country Club
W. J. Shudde
Tully Garner
Carlton Scales
Comedy at Summit School The Little Red School House on the Hill
A comedy titled The Little Red School House on the Hill will be performed at Summit School Friday night under the direction of Mrs. Doris Hess. The event is sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association with concessions opened at 7 30 under the direction of Mrs. Ernestine Lamblin and Mrs. R B Workman.
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Little Red School
the Hill
Summit School
Doris Hess
Parent-Teacher Association
Ernestine Lamblin
R. B. Workman
Helping-Hand Sewing Club to Meet at Mrs Woody Home
The Helping-Hand Sewing Club will hold an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs S A Woody at 1414 Hayden Street starting Friday at 9 o clock. Members invite others to attend and share chili or pie.
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A. Woody
Hughes Street
Sewior Needy
S. A. Woody
Hayden Street
Baptist Committee to Meet at Klock Residence
The Personal Service committee of the First Baptist Church will meet at Mrs. George W. Klock's home located at 3418 Hayden Street Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Baptist Committee
The
First Baptist Church
George W. Klock
Hayden Street
Marmola plan promises fat loss with pills and diet
A marketing pitch promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as an easy method to shed fat. It advises taking four tablets daily and replacing starchy foods with salads and vegetables, claiming losses of four to six pounds per week and noting the tablets use a doctor prescribed element.
Lucky Eight Bridge Club Entertained at Duniven Home
The Lucky Eight Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Farnum Duniven's home at 2008 Monroe Street. Fern Dysart won high score with BE F Kendall second. travelings went to Bob Howes. Attendees included Claude Allen Dees Allan Knowles Richard Thomas Fern Dysart and the hostess. Mrs. Byron Peters attended as a guest. The club will meet on Feb with Mrs. Dysart.
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Lucky Eight Bridge Club
Farnum Duniven
Monroe Street
Fern Dysart
F. Kendall
Bob Howes
Mesdames
Claude Allen Dees
BE. F. Kendall
Allan Knowles
Richard Thomas
Mem
Byron Peters
Dysart
Penetro salve promotes chest relief with old fashioned suet base
An ad boasting Penetro salve reduces chest tightness by counter irritant vapors. It claims Penetro contains more medicinal content than rivals, uses a mutton suet base, and is safe for both children and adults. A large jar is priced at 35 cents.
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Club
John Furbach
Texas A. & M. Parents Club
D. W. Britain
Fillmore Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
Louwha A. Warren
Junior Businessmen’s Club
Capitol Hotel
Glenwood Civic Club
James Lumpkin
Glenwood
Junior Philharmonic Group No
Child Welfare Club
Elizabeth Covey
Washington Street
W. N. Durham
Allison Park
Les Temps Club
Frank J. Wareren
Summit P. T. A
Gamma Delphiana
Sunshine Needle Club
Jack Areland
Harrison Street
Halcyon Club
Carl Winstead
Florida Street
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Winthrop Tiffin Room
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
B. Farmer
Bowie Street
Woodmen Circle
O. F. Hall
Wild Rose Lodge
Junior Woman’s Club
Rhealee Hat Shop
Fol Polk
Rinso
Abe
Methodist Circle
Ralph Schmidt
San Francisco
Berlin
Germany
Ralph
Sukdol
President Harding
Plymouth
England
Hertha
Helen Coetin
Davenport
Schleswig-Holstein
New York
Isadore Duthey
Yonkers
Beligum
Elinor Richard
Norway
Stewart
NeHi
Heiont
Hebron
Chicago
Rebecca OF
Sunnybrook Farm
Dad
H. D. Club
Country Club
Duniven
Marizon
Meenzo
Polk Amarillo
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