Texas A A A W Receives Award at National Meeting
At the national convention in Los Angeles June 24 28 the Texas division earned an award for 100 percent branch participation in the fellowship fund campaign. The Texas division with 700 branches has raised $272 778.38 toward the $1 000 000 goal since 1927 and 42 delegates and visitors invited the Southwest central section to attend the Texas Centennial in 1936 at Dallas.
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Los Angeles
Calif
American Association of University Women
Texas
Southwest Central Section
Dallas
Texas Division
Edna Rowe
Dallasate Fellowship
Belton
Corpus Christi
Felton
San Angelo
P. Bybee
William Dingus
Lubbock
Dorothy Carrington
Huntsville
Texas State Executive Board
Bybee
Dingus
Carrington
Rowe
Fleanor PD
Pace
Wichita Falls
Gladys Morgan
San Antonio
Lorena Drummonel
Austin
Social club luncheon postponed to next week
Listings show multiple groups with meetings or events including Movart Society at 1222 Harrison Street at 8:15, Woodmen Circle at W. O. W. Hall at 8, We-Stitch-Em Club at 2217 Polk Street at 1, Ten and Two Bridge Club at 1912 Buchanan Street, Unity Study Club at 15090 Taylor Street at 2:30, and Business Women's Circle picnic at Ellwood Park at 6:15.
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Terry M. Jackson
Polk Street
Louise Marrs
Buchanan Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Lifting the Banner in Africa at WMS program
Mrs. B C Rogers led the Woman's Missionary Society program at the First Baptist Church all day meeting. Devotional by Mrs. R D Leepe and remarks by Mrs. H E Billings. A playlet Old and New Problems in Africa and a talk on Education and Hospitals in Africa were delivered. Jubilee Singers from Mt Zion Baptist performed. A Mission Study Institute is set for June 22 at the church. The Business Women's Circle will host a picnic at Ellwood Park Friday at 6 15 PM.
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B. C. Rogers
Africa
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
R. D. Leepe
H. E. Billingslea
Rogers
W. E. Goodloe
Mesdames FE. FE. Mims
Eugene Simpson
George Waghorn
Click White
G. S Ballard
J M. Cook
George Cash
Jubilee
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Mabel Mims
G L. Yates
Mission Study Institute
First Baptist Church
Business Women's Circle of the Church
Ellwood Park
Junior Opera Society Plans Season Work
The Junior Opera Society of the Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas met at 1800 Harrison Street to plan summer and fall work. Marjory Davis presided as retiring president. A nominating committee was formed for officer elections at the next meeting. The group aims to begin a high opera next week and hopes to debut something new in the fall. All old members should attend or contact Margaret Keirsey Woodruff, director. Youth over 16 interested in singing are invited to join.
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Junior Opera Society of the Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas
Harrison Street
Marjory Davis
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff
Adding to Your Refrigerator Repertoire
Tips for summer picnics and safe fire use near woods. Build fires away from dry debris, extinguish fully with water, and cover with dirt. Green outfits stay cool in heat, with coordinated accessories. Desserts are not the only items to freeze. try fruit and vegetable salads with mayo and gelatin.
All Around The Town Highlights From Amarillo
Amarillo events include a Defense Day safe Fourth celebration with the American Business Club members returning from Norfolk to plan a Panhandle oil field motorcade. Birth announced for Alton Moore Reeder. Notables visiting or passing through include C S Mclelland and Dr. Jason Robberson. A Naples oranges shower in 1833 is noted followed by a recipe tip for a topping with currants and raspberries.
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Amarillo
American Business Club
Ernest O. Northcutt
Gaston Foote
Roy Britain
Garland Hamilton
Norfolk
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Guiding Your Child Through Time and Travel Boredom
A columnist explains that children feel ten minutes of enforced inactivity as hours. Adults fill time with books or conversation, while kids are left idle on trains or in queues. Suggestions include making travel more pleasant by attending to a child's comfort and entertainment during long passes of looking at scenery.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Glass Sees Break With Federal Reserve in Banking Bill
Senator Glass, weary yet satisfied, believes the omnibus banking bill will sever the Federal Reserve Board from political ties. As chair of the subcommittee, he plans to file his formal report Friday, with floor debate unlikely before next Wednesday.
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Glass
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Urge Paying of $15 For Every New Baby
At a Moose convention in Boston the women proposed a local chapter gift of $15 for each baby born to a woman member. The plan, from the Columbia lodge delegation led by Mrs James Debus, aimed to boost birth rates and support members.
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Boston
Moose
Order
Columbia
James. Debus
Women's Council
Family Has Long Teaching Record in Texas
The late Col. John Scott’s family, longtime Civil War organizer of the Black Horse Cavalry, has accumulated 285 years of teaching in Texas. R. E. Scott, 56, Texas superintendent, has 37 years in the classroom. his wife and daughter have 11 years together. Brothers J. M. Scott and W. Y. Scott lead districts in Buffalo and Anahuac respectively, while another daughter teaches near Waco. The colonel taught Robertson County for 51 years before his death. R. F. notes the family record.
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Richmond
John Scott
Black Horse Cavalry
Robert E. Lee
Texas
R. E. Scott
Scott
J. M. Scott
R. E
Buffalo
Tex
W. Y. Scott
Anahuac
Jennie Daugherty
Waco
Robertson County
R. F
Moose Heart official proposes extending bounty plan statewide
Merit said has used the plan for a year at Moose Heart. Katherine Smith, grand recorder, recommended expanding the Columbia bounty idea to every local chapter at today’s session.
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Merit
Katherine Smith
Mooseheart
Egg per hen tops five-year U.S. average in June
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports hens laid better in spring. On June 1 egg output averaged over 50 per 100 hens, above 48 on the same date in 1934 and near the five year average. North Central states showed higher productivity on June 1 than in any year since 1929, with total national production only about 2 percent lower despite 6 percent fewer hens.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Cisco Reports Fifth Rabid Dog Bite This Week
A police campaign against rabid dogs continues after Mrs. Joe Brown was bitten while trying to medicate a sick pet. The dog tested positive for rabies. Four children and several animals were bitten last Thursday. Chief A L Perdue warned residents to keep pets indoors as dog killings persist. Also notes a malaria treatment claim about Atabrine versus quinine.
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Cisco
Joe Brown
Ed Rogers Injured In Fourth Accident
Ed Rogers an 18 year old from Palestine suffered a possible skull fracture in a single vehicle crash on the Houston Conroe Highway. His car overturned during the Fourth of July holiday traffic. Five other persons were hurt less seriously in separate mishaps last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rogers
Houston
U.P
Palestine
Rodgers
Houston-Conroe
Tyler jurors spend fourth day deliberating murder case
In Tyler on July 4 the jury in the murder trial of Jimmy Cantrell deliberated after prosecutors sought the electric chair for Cantrell in the fatal shooting of 16 year old Joe Logan, a Gladewater-Tyler bus incident during an attempted holdup on February 2. Logan died after grappling with one of the two bandits.
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Tyler
Jimmy Cantrell
Joe Logan
Cantrell
Logan
Gladewater-Tyler
Hospital Releases Auto Wreck Victim
Mrs. J. J. Francis, injured Tuesday in an automobile crash, has been dismissed from Northwest Texas Hospital after emergency treatment for bruises and a cut lip. The collision involvedMr. and Mrs. Francis and J. W. Clifton of 110 Wayside Drive at 2100 West Seventh Avenue. both cars were damaged.
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J. J. Francis
Northwest Texas Hospital
Francis
J. W. Clifton
West
Seventh Avenue
Clifton
Seasons Reversed By Axial Shift Warns Of New Climate Pattern
A speculative note predicts seasons would invert over millennia as the Earth's axis drifts, causing winter to become summer while seasons advance about 25 minutes yearly. In 1914 North Carolina lawmakers criminalized college hazing.
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General Assembly of
North Carolina
R. C. Headache Remedy Claims Quick Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist touts a multi ingredient formula named R. C. said to relieve almost any headache in three minutes. The product is sold widely and also claimed to ease muscular pain fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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North Carolina
R.C
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New York City
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Alton Reeder
Hayden Street
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Enid
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West Texas State Teachers College Canyon
Amarilla
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Lake City
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Athens, Texas
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