Two State B and P W Club Officers Honored in San Antonio
Miss Blanche McCombs newly elected president and Miss Constance Allen chair of international relations of the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs were feted by outgoing president Mrs Gordon at her home. They discussed plans for the coming year while en route to Seattle for the Northwest Biennial Convention. Attendees included many San Antonio club members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McCombs
San Antonio
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Constance Allen
Faye 8. Gordon
State Federation
Tayior Street
McCombs
Miss Allen
Amarillo
Panhandle
Seattle
National Fedoration of B
P. W
Frankie Gober
Allen
Irene Duncan
Lola Ward
Katherine Metcalf
Cleo Brad- Irv
Cora Astle
Mary Alice Scott
Itv Harp
Alma Richardson
Kitty Kerrigan
Velda Coffee
Ruth Griffin
Alice Hubbell
Grrvis Taylor
Olga Eldridge
Alpha Ackaro
Mae West
Maude McClung
Pavel
Gordon
Community Club Schedule and Socials Listed
Local organizations post a busy slate of meetings and events including Order of Rainbow for Girls at 3704 Fountain Terrace and Gem Lake breakfast and swimming party. Bible clubs meet at First Christian Church parlors and several addresses on Maryland Avenue Jefferson Street Tyler Street and more. An ice cream social at Mrs Everett McBride’s home supports a delegate to a college short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Railsback
Fountain Terrace
Order of Rainbow
Gem Lake
A. and M. College
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Everett McBride
S. S. G. Club Bridge Luncheon At Capitol Hotel
Mrs. J. L. Reece hosted the S. S. G. Club with a bridge luncheon at the Capitol Hotel. Roses framed the table. high score went to Mrs. Floyd Crews, second to Mrs. H. L. Duniven, traveling prize to Mrs. Bill Talkington, guest prize to Mrs. George Polly. Attending were Mrs. C. L. Duniven WS, Jenkins, H. J. Duniven, Bill Talkington, Floyd Crews, and the hostess, with guests from Ardmore and Dallas attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ll. Reece
S. S.G Club
Capitol Hotel
Floyd Crews
H. L. Duniven
Bill Talkington
George Polly
C.L. Tucker
Polly
Mescdames CC. L
Mescdames CC. L. Duuniven WS
Jenkins
H. J. Duniven
Hostess
Death by own action stirs college row in Omaha
The 46 year old Dr W F E Sealock ousted president of the Omaha Municipal University died by poison at his home. His death escalates turmoil over his recent discharge and the board of regents secret sessions. Paull L Martin resigned amid charges of a student spy system on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
W. FE. Sealock
Omaha Municipal University
Frere
Sealock
Board of Regents
Middle West
Nebraska University
School of Education
Paull L. Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Stevedore Chief Flies to New York
Harry Bridges, who rose from ship hold to stevedore leader and sparked San Francisco’s general strike, flies to New York to confront eastern conservatives and possibly seek IL A presidency. Observers expect a quadrennial convention clash between West Coast left wing supporters and Joseph P. Ryan backers over charter revocation and local autonomy. Bridges leads the San Francisco Bay Region Longshoremen and fears Pacific Coast secession if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
New York
International Longshoreman’s Association
West Coast
Joseph P. Ryan
I. IL. A
Ten and Two Club Entertained at Shirk Home
The Ten and Two Aricae Club met at Mrs. H. V. Shirk’s 1912 Buchanan Street home Friday afternoon with Mrs. Louise Marrs as high scorer, followed by Mrs. Houston Craig. Refreshments served to Miss Della Hawkins and others. next meeting set with Mrs. Sewell at 1212-B West Ninth Avenue. Also notes the Missouri death of Rhoda May Chase in Olney after an automobile collision near Elbert while returning from Arizona to Anderson, Missouri, with two daughters and Allen Clark of Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Shirk
Buchanan Street
Louise Marrs
Beach Johnson
Houston Craig
Della Hawkins
Modelle Buntin
George Sewell
Lee Wilson
Sewell
West Ninth Avenue
Olney
Rhoda May Chase
Elbert
Here
Arizona
Anderson
Allen Clark
Newspaper man flirts with death over widow spider sale
Bryan July report details John Sidney Smith of the Bryan Daily Eagle staff courting profits from rearing black widow spiders. A student gave two widows at Texas A&M, one female deadly and a male, with eggs soon forming. Smith monitors the brood and ponders sex differentiation as he eyes potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
John Sidney Smith
Bryan Dally Fagle
Smith
Texas A & M College
Papa Spider
Luise Rainer Poised For Hollywood Fame With Quiet Resolve
Viennese actress Luise Rainer, touted as Hollywood's next sensation, avoids star glamour and interviews to protect her artistic focus. She speaks little English, relies on gestures, and fears how cutting room edits can alter her work. Rainer values quiet, plans a book and ballet, and would resist heavy advertising if she becomes a star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Luise Rainer
William Powell
Private Worlds and Cardinal Richelieu In Theatres
Paramount shows Private Worlds a serious drama starring Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer focusing on mental disease. Mission presents Cardinal Richelieu with George Arliss in swashbuckling intrigue. Little Friend at the Texas explores divorce’s impact on a child. West Point of the Air and Murder on a Honeymoon round out the lineup with musical events at Municipal Auditorium and The Nat featuring Duke Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Claudette Colbert
Charlies Boyer
Mission
Cardinal Richelieu
George Arliss
Texas
Nora Pilbeam
Wallace Beery
Robert Young
REX
Edna May Oliver
James
Ileason
Municipal Auditorium
Duke Eilington
Iste Anderson
Sonny Greer
NAT
Duke Ellington
Charles Boyer
Joel McCrea
Joan Bennett
Jean Rouverol
Carrie
Sam Hinds
Dr. Arnold
Esther Dale
Helen Vinson
Louis XIII
Edward Arnold
Cesar Romero
Maureen O Sullivan
Kidney Diuretic Promise Amid Health Claims
An old medicine advertisement touts Cystex as a kidney diuretic to cleanse kidneys and blood. It lists symptoms like acidity, raised nocturnal urination, nervousness, leg pains, swollen joints, headaches, and fatigue and claims rapid vitality within hours with a guaranteed benefit.
Cuban Navy Locates Distressed Canadian Ketch Casabro Near Corriente Point
The Cuban Navy reports locating the missing Canadian ketch Casabro off Corriente Point in Pina del Rio Province. Aboard are MC Rice and his wife, seriously ill, their two children, and American Albert Jones. Distress signals came from Mia Friday and four Cuban vessels searched for the craft. Relatives in Toronto say Rice, an unemployed radio repairman, sought treasure worth 50 000 dollars from an old map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Casarco
Corriente Point
Pina del Rio
MC Rice
Toronto
Canada
Albert Jones
Mia
Rice
Ellington at Municipal Auditorium and Nal dance feature
Ellington performs in concert at Municipal Auditorium and later dances at The Nal. The 1933 Paramount engagement impressed. Ellington’s band will present many of his own melodies. Featured singer Ivie Anderson will perform Stormy Weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Nal
Ellington Ws
the Paramount
Ellington
Duke
Ivie Anderson
California
Wilbur Coen Wins Western Tennis Singles Crown
Wilbur Coen, 24, a Kansas City real estate salesman, captured the Western Tennis singles title in Chicago defeating John Mc Diarmid in straight sets 6-4 6-2 6-2. Coen and Bill Kiley beat Sin Kit Kho and Lewis Carson 6-0 6-4 7-5 to take the doubles crown. Catherine Wolfe of Elkhart won the women's singles title for the fourth straight time, defeating Eunice Dean 6-0 4-3. Wolfe and Dean later won the doubles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilbur Coen
Kansas City
John McDiarmid
University of Chicago
Coen
Bill Kiley
Sin Kit Kho
China
Lewis Carson
Catherine Wolfe
Elkhart
Ind
Eunice Dean
Houston
Tex
Miss Wolfe
Miss Dean
South Plains farmers invest $1 million in tractors
A survey shows farmers in the South Plains region of Texas spent about $1,000,000 on tractors in the past six months. The report highlights booming farm equipment purchases amid steady agricultural activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Texas
Sample Free Address Notice Fragment
Fragment shows an address line reading Cutteura maiden mans and department 41 may indicate a mailing or probate style notice without complete details. The text is incomplete and lacks clear recipient or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutteura
Maiden, Mans
Golden Peacock Bleach Creme Promises Whiter Skin
An advertisement invites shoppers to try Golden Peacock Bleach Creme at the mall claiming it removes blemishes freckles and rough skin to reveal whiter clearer skin with a refund offered by the druggist if not satisfied. The copy urges immediate use to prove the product's effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
State B
P. W. Club
Security Benefit Association
Carpenters Hall
Federation of Women’s Auxiliaries
First Christian Church
Bible Club
Lee Harry
Maryland Street
A D. Stith
Jefferson Street
Beryl Needie Club
Carl G. Clifft
West
Ninth Avenue
Bonita
Masonic Temple
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Scofield Bible Class
Clifton Janak
Maurine Denny
Amarillo College of Music
F. R. Read
Tyler Street
S. S. G. Club
Ardmore
A. K. Wilcoxson
Farr A. Brown
F. E. Pittman
Okla
Pitman
Grace Wells
The
First Baptist Church
Fliwond Park
Dallas
R. B. Marhall
Dllas
A. B. Martin
Hughes Street
Grace Benjamin
Breesport
College Row
University AT Omaha
Aundry
Tshe
Ould
Thar
Ving
Hu “Ast.al
Maytag Appliance Company
Taylor St
M Furniture CO. Borger
Curry Refrigerator
Few
Liberty Magazine
Gaumont
Little Nova Pilbeam
Matheson Lang
Lydia Sherwood
Jimmy Hanley
Wilbur Coen Champ
Helen Fulton
Eugenie Simpson Kamrath
Rubin Caticara
Rothmoor Coats
Rothmoor
Polk
W.T. Warren
Kini
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