Rainbow Assemblies Host School of Instruction in Amarillo
Women of Amarillo and neighboring towns gathered at the Masonic Hall for a Rainbow for Girls school of instruction led by Mrs. Martha Marie Whitfield supreme deputy of Texas. Attendance totaled 148 with Pampa 23 Dumas 6 Borger 30 Claude 14 Panhandle 11 Amarillo 40 and Palo Duro 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Order of Rainbow
Borger
Dumas
Pampa
Claude
White Deer
Martha Marie Whitfield
Supreme Deputy of
Texas
Masonic Hall
Taylor Street
Verna Lou Singleton
Amarillo Assembly
Mary Esther Warren
Palo Assembly
H. E. Streetman
Panhandle
L. B. Baker
Carl England
Whitfield
Virginia Vogel
Oklahoma
Elizabeth Phipps
Betty Thomas
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Penetro Pain Relief Ointment Advertises Old Mutton Suet Base
An old time advertisement praises Penetro ointment claiming a base of mutton suet and modern medicine. It markets relief for colds coughing and muscle aches and offers a double supply at 35 cents after an initial 25 cent package.
Calendar of events and a fatal bus crash report
A lengthy list details tonight and Tuesday gatherings across Amarillo venues including American Legion sessions at USC Auditorium and USO dances. The bottom carries a crash report: ten in critical condition after a bus train collision. eight killed when a novice driver entered a crossing. It notes Calbraith Rogers’ 1911 first cross continental flight and western livestock distribution.
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ST. Louis
Jan
U.P
Calbraith P
Amarillo business bars rise amid 1943 activity surge
Local business indicators show a pickup from 1.3 to 37.6 percent in Amarillo over the past year despite a government freeze causing drops in building permits and motor vehicle registrations. Bank clearings rose to 178.23 million in 1943, deposits to 61.55 million, and postal receipts climbed 27.2 percent. Utilities led gains with 9.1 percent in electrical connections, while real estate transfers increased 41 percent to 2,689 transactions.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto Child Study Club Elects Officers
The San Jacinto Child Study Club met at 425 West Fifteenth Street. Officers elected: President Mrs Ben Prince, First Vice President Mrs F T Jordan, Second Vice President Mrs Hackley, Secretary Mrs Randall, Treasurer Mrs C R Farley, Reporter Mrs B L Herd. Next meeting with Mrs Herd at 308 B Maryland Street February 3 with Mrs Jordan in charge of the lesson.
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San Jacinto Child Study Club
John K. Hackley
West Fifteenth Street
Albert Randall, Jr
Ben Prince
F. T Jordan
Hackley
Randall
C. R. Farley
B. L. Herd
Mesdames H. H. Thomas
Glenwood P T Group Awards Prizes in Scrap Paper Drive
The Glenwood School Parent Teacher Association awarded prizes for a scrap paper drive. During a week long collection, pupils gathered 2,880 pounds of scrap paper which was sold for 11 dollars and 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood P-T Group
Glenwood School
Parent-Teacher Association
Glenwood
Farley Back in Fold Aboard Roosevelt renomination drive
James A. Farley's fate fans the Democratic power struggle as Robert E. Hannegan assumes the chairmanship in Washington. The new leader aims to reunite factions and push Roosevelt for a fourth term while Farley’s influence remains uncertain. A poll shows Farley third for vice president behind Rayburn and Wallace, with Byrnes and others also in the mix.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Robert E. Hannegan
Frank C. Walker
Hannegan
Democratic
Farley
Roosevelt
National Committee
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Marine Raider Sergeant Domer Promoted in South Pacific
From Somewhere in the South Pacific word came today that Marine Staff Sgt. James T. Domer Jr., 22, son of Mr and Mrs James T Domer of 401 Prospect Street has been promoted. He is a Marine Raider unit member who enlisted June 12 1941 and trained at San Diego. He joined raider duty after brief service at a Marine Base and trained at Camp Pendleton. The Amarillo High School and Amarillo College graduate worked for Clowe and Cowan Inc before enlisting.
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South Pacific
Marine
James T. Domer, Jr
James T. Domer
Prospect Street
Sergeant Domer
Corps
San Diego
Camp Pendleton
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Clowe and Cowan, Inc
About Your Baby by Lerrice Street
This reader offering advises parents on handling child lying with a calm approach. It explains causes such as avoidance of punishment and urges avoiding harsh tactics while guiding dialogue after offenses. It warns that harsh parenting feeds lies and promotes seeking sex education resources from Mrs Streett.
Rex Baxter Plans 1944 Texas Chamber Convention in Dallas
Rex Baxter will leave tonight for Dallas to outline the 1944 convention program for the Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Association. The July Dallas convention is chaired by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce manager as head of the association’s program committee. Painters Local No. 544 schedules a special meeting tonight at Carpenters Hall for all members.
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Red Carnation Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Carpenters Hall
Rex Baxter
Dallas
Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers’ Association
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Painters
Painters’ Local No. 544
White Leghorn Lays Extraordinary Double Egg
Mrs. Glen Elliott of 1111 East Fifth Avenue reports a White Leghorn hen laid a six ounce egg with circumferences of nine and a quarter inches and seven and three fourths inches. Inside the larger egg was another complete egg with yolk white and shell.
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Glen Elliott
East Fifth Avenue
Police Recover Stolen Sedan Hours After Theft
Police late last night recovered an expensive sedan soon after it was stolen in the RELIEVE case. A medicated coating was used to prevent chafing and soothe skin irritation.
CARDUI Advertises Relief for Functional Period Pain
An old schema promotes CARDUI as a tonic and pain aid for periodic distress. It claims improved appetite and digestion plus energy, and suggests starting three days before the cycle. The pitch notes women have praised CARDUI for 62 years.
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Cardus
Dear Daddy Letter Urges War Work and Pantex Jobs
A child writes a plea for her father to return from war as a mother joins the effort. The message links family sacrifice to national victory and calls readers to seek employment at Pantex or the U.S. Employment Service to support the war effort.
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Dorothy
Gray
American Legion
USC
Sigma Alpha
Epsilon
Federation
Circle Meeting
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
USO
Ywca Gymnasium
Victory Command
A. A. A. W. Surgical
Red Cross Sewing Rooms
Bonita
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Odd Fellows Hall
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Las Amigas Club
Mae Humphrey
Grand Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Altar Guild
A. E. Winnett
Hughes Street
I. W. Sewing Club
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
West Eighth Avenue
la Gostura Club
John Cavin
Hayden Street
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Red Cross
Amarillo Army Air Field
Downtown
Us6
United States
Mississippi
Cuticura
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Globe News
Richard Arlen
Minesweeper
Bugs Bunny Cartoon
Phantom
Sleepy Lagoon
Judy Canova
San Jacinto
Child Study Club
Lerrice Street
Chamber of Commerce
White Leghorn
DADDY
Mama
Pantex
U.S
Employment Service Office
Pantex Ordnance
Certain-feed Products Corporation
Brea
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