Guest Honored With Luncheon for Ruth Mary Conner
Miss Ruth Mary Conner of Wichita Falls was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by her aunt Mrs. Pen Denton and Mrs. J. Alton May at 1807 Polk Street. Water lilies roses decorated the room. fruit and ice courses were served. High score went to Miss Billie Bob Jones. guest prize to Miss Connor. Seated guests included Misses Dorothy Bennett Polly Hill Georgia Roberts Virginia Bruner Helen Anderson Berkeley Dawson Mary Exum Hope Adams Virginia Rittenberry Margaret Woodruff Ruth Mary Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mary Connor
Wichita Falls
Pen Denton
J. Alton May
Mrs. Denton
Polk Street
Billie Bob Jones
Miss Connor
Dorothy Bennett
Polly Hill
Georgia Roberts
Virginia Bruner
Helen Anderson
Berkeley Dawson
Mary Exum
Hope Adams
Virginia Rittenberry
Margaret Woodruff
Ruth Mary Conner
Miss Conner
Miss Sitton Leads Pickle and Relish Lesson
Miss Mary Sitton demonstrated pickle and relish making at the Loyal Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. George Herman. Attendees included Mesdames Blankenship Benton Dammier Glovier Luther Glovier Herman Hill Krabbe Peet Star ker Weaver and Miss Sitton. The next meeting is July 19 at Mrs. Luther Glovier's home with Mrs. Peet giving the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sitton
Loyal Home Demonstration Club
George Herman
Mesdames O. A. Blankenship
J. D. Benton
David Dammier
C. A. Glovier
Luther Glovier
Roy Hill
Harry Krabbe
Glen Peet
Roy Starker
Jim Weaver
Miss Sitton
Luther
Royal Neighbors to Picnic at Jack Hall Ranch
The Royal Neighbors of America will hold a picnic at Jack Hall Ranch on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees are asked to assemble at the I. O. O. F. Hall at 2 o'clock.
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America
Jack Hall
I. O. O. F. Hall
Athlete's Foot Remedy Promises Quick Heal
A treated advertisement claims Brown's Lotion stops itching instantly and heals athlete's foot within fourteen days or money back. It notes no bandage needed and lists price 60 cents to one dollar per bottle at Randal Drug Stores and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug
Postponed meetings and club notices in Amarillo area
Several community clubs list postponed events including the Mary Miller Beard Interpretative Reading Club postponed to Friday and the Amarillo Registered Canary Bird Club and Needle Club postponements. Church and youth groups report times for Tuesday sessions with locations on Taylor Street Jackson Street Arch Road and 608 Carolina Street. Massey family returns from Kentucky after funeral in Kentucky. Mrs. Joe Nunn visits Sweetwater. meetings resume for Tuesday Bible Club No 2 at 1400 Jackson Street tomorrow at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller Beard
Progressive Speakers Club
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Chapel
Bible Club No
Harold Boyle
Jackson Street
Bible Club No. 2
Scavenger Hunt To Be Given by Request
The Junior Welfare League plans a scavenger hunt Wednesday night with a $10 prize. Friday night’s attendees praised the event, and a second similar affair is requested. Proceeds go to the clinic fund. The hunt starts at 8 from Miss Betty Wooldridge’s home, 2217 Ong Street. Prizes total $10 for winners. Committee includes Mrs. Howard Puckett and Mrs. William Q. Boyce, with Miss Wooldridge reachable at 4159. Tickets are urged from organizers or members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Welfare League
Jack Nichols
Lum Humphries
Betty Wooldridge
Ong Street
Howard Puckett
William Q. Boyce
Miss Wooldride
Canary Bird Club Meeting Postponed
Amarillo Registered Canary Bird Club postponed its Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. M. J. Hester home. The Order of Railway Conductors and Ladies Auxiliary plan their annual picnic at Ellwood Park Thursday evening starting 5 30 o clock. If rain cancels, move to I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary Bird Club
Amarillo
M. J. Hester
Oo. R. C. and Auxiliary
Order of Railway Conductors
Ladies Auxiliary
Ellwood Park
I. O. O. F. Hall
No Poll Tax Charge For Initial Vote
Miss Jewell Davidson, county tax collector, announced that new voters aged 21 since January 1, 1933 may obtain exemption certificates to vote in the July 28 Democratic primary at no charge. Voters must notify the office at least five days before election to transfer poll tax records to their current precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Davidson
Texas
Galveston hosts annual League of Texas Municipalities meeting
Mayors and municipal officials from many Texas cities gathered in Galveston for the League of Texas Municipalities annual convention. Topics included municipal governance, upcoming legislative policy aims, police administration, and utility rate regulation. Mayor Max Starcke of Seguin, president, opened with a review of last year's activities. Co. W. Ham of the American Municipal Association will be the main banquet speaker tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
League of Texas Municipalities
Max Starcke
Seguin
Co. W. Ham
American Municipal Association
District Courts Adjourned to August in Potter County
Both Potter County district courts have adjourned spring sessions to August. Judge W E Gee moved the 108th District Court to August 20 while Judge Henry Bishop adjourned the 47th District Court to August 27. Fresh water hens reduce their production of eyes until supplied with laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
W. E. Gee
108Th District Court
47Th District Court
Henry 8. Bishop
Mrs J A Hilburn Visits With Sisters in Childress
Mrs J A Hilburn of Childress arrived yesterday for a week's visit with her sisters Mrs F M Neal and Mrs C C Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hilburn of
Childress
F. M. Neal
C. C. Small
Crowds Pack Stroud Rodeo at Palo Duro State Park
About 3500 spectators filled the grandstands for a repeat Leonard Stroud rodeo in Palo Duro Canyon run by the State Perks Board and Stroud with parks board support. Mia Stroud and Jack Curry starred. Curley Mariner and Oklahoma Curley also impressed, while Grady Smith kept the crowd laughing. Scientists estimate the earth’s age at two billion years or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palio Duro Canyon
Leonard Stroud
State Perks Board
Stroud
Parks Board
Palo Duro State Park
Mia
Mayme Stroud
Jack Curry
Curley Mariner of
Canyon
Oklahoma Curley
Grady Smith
Palo Duro Canyon
Hijackers Slay One In Poker Game Raid Kilgore Texas
Bennie Triesch, 25, died after two masked robbers forced their way into a Kilgore poker game. The pair wore overalls and blue handkerchiefs, fired through a supply house screen door, and fled after taking about $50 from players and pocketed items. A reddish brown car with two men was later seen fleeing toward Gladewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Triesch
Kilgore
Teresch
Gladewater
George Lindsay In Critical Condition In Dallas Hospital
Clay Thornton, manager of the Panhandle Laundry, spent the weekend in Dallas visiting George Lindsay who is confined to Dallas Methodist Hospital. Sunday was his best day in four weeks, but his condition remains serious after several weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Thornton
Panhandle
Dallas
George Lindsay
Dallas Methodist Hospital
Lindsay
Community Chest Leaders Meet Tonight in Amarillo Hotel
An important meeting of the Community Chest directors will be held at 8 o clock tonight in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel Pred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Red Room
Amarillo Hotel
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Tuersday Beryl Needle Club
J. C. Wyatt
Carolina Street
Threen Maddox
First Baptist Church
H. C. Gentry
Pleasant Valley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Parker Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Bible Club
W. G. Russell
Arch Road
Clark Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Church Lawn
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Needle Club
Reading
Mary Miller Beard Interpretative Reading Club
Masseys
Kentucky
Ernest Massey
Mr. Massey
J. F. Massey
Joe Nunn
Sweetwater
W. M. McCarty
McCarty
Harison Street
Mrs. Boyle
Fuele's
The
Polk
Kind
Drisheen
Jennie Palestine Raney
Lee Charles Raney
Carlsbad Caverns
F. R. Walling
Tyler Street
K. K. Biglow
Bryan Street
Stroud Rodeo
Tex
Geo. Lindsay
DeCoster
Panama
Panamas
Plymouth
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Plan
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Chrysler Motors
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