Cottey College Rep Hosts PEOs in Nevada Missouri
Mrs Estelle Huggins Funston representative of Cottey College entertained officers of Texas P E O Sisterhood Chapters B and Z with a luncheon at the Blackstone Hotel in Nevada Missouri. She arrived Saturday to seek four days of contact with prospective Cottey students. She is a graduate of the junior college for women founded in 1884 by Miss Virginia Cottey.
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Estelle Huggins Funston
Cottey College
Nevada
Texas P. E. O
Blackstone
Punston
Junior College For Women
Virginia Alice Cotey
Cottey
Stockard
Alf Landon
GOP
Independence
Kaw
Fred” Funston
Bagdad
Aguinaldo
Church Group Entertained At Mrs Cox Home In Buchanan Street
Primary Department of Buchanan Street Methodist Church met at Mrs Raymond Cox home with attendees including Margaret Rice Lyndon Carter Lee Gruhsky Jean Holman Joan Moore Billy Joe Grady Doris Meadows Levine Holman Shirley Brush Matille Odell Betty Lou Holtzcomper Zolla Belle Driver Eugene Morris Colleen Morris. Hostess assisted by Cerle Moore Wynetta Patsy Cox. REV NEWMAN TO BE HONORED AT LUNCHEON Guy Newman to be honored as Cent Centennial luncheon hosted by Amamia Class of First Baptist Church Tuesday at 1 PM reservations via Mrs Guy Smyth 9506. MISS BISHOP 18 HOSTESS FOR CLUB Bernice Bishop hosted Jolly Tribe Club with Winifred Fletcher high score Ed Milburn second high travel prize to Billie Grundy. other players listed.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Raymond Cox
Margaret Rice
Lyndon Carter
Lee Gruhsky
Jean Holman
Joan Moore
Billy Joe Grady
Doris Meadows
Levine Holman
Shirley Brush
Matille Odell
Betty Lou Holtzcomper
Zolla Belle Driver
Eugene Morris
Colleen Morris
Cerle Moore
Wynetta
Patsy Cox
Newman
Guy Newman
Waco
First Baptist Church
Guy Smyth
Miss Bishop
Bernice Bishop
Jolly Tribe
Winifred Fletcher
Ed Milburn
Clovis
Billie Grundy
W. Youngblood
Mesdames Bil! Selover
Pampa
Jack Fyfe
Leland ‘Twaddell
H. O. Green
Woodrow Sherrill
Energetic Club and Martha Class Picnic Announced
Energetic Sewing Club meets at Mrs S A Tibbetts 710 A Prospect Street Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Martha Claus of the First Baptist Church hosts a picnic in Ellwood Park Tuesday at noon. Tuesday Bible Club No 2 gathers at 1808 Tyler Street 9 30 AM. Bushland Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs W J Hill 230 PM with bread scoring demo. Presbyterian Circle No 8 hosts Ellwood Park picnic Thursday 6 30 PM. Horseshoes gain popularity as intramural sport at Waite High School.
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Bible Club
F. R. Read
Tyler Street
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
W. J. Hill
Martha
Martha Claus
First Baptist Church
Ellwood Park
E. R. Read
Bushland Club
Presbyterian Circle
Cenitral Presbyterian Church
Son-Cliff Club Hosts Bread Demonstration Meeting
Miss Mary Sitton led the Son-Cliff Home Demonstration Club as members and a visitor scored yeast bread loaves at Mrs. W Jenkins home. White and whole wheat loaves each scored 95. Guests included district and state officials. Plans were set for a Centennial trip to College Station and a Short Course in Galveston.
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Mary Sitton
Son-Cliff Home
W. Jenkins
John Menke
Jenkins
O. A. Blankenship
J. B. Diges
W. N. Martin
Corncil
Roy Hill
Brady Club
Diggs
Broaddus
College Station
Galveston
Mesdames Blankenship
Martin
R. P. Hill
Belle Bowles
Germans report rapid submarine production and fleet list
Berlin says Germany has 19 submarines in service and 17 more under construction. The naval gazette lists 88 warships including armored cruisers such as Deutch land and Admiral Scheer, cruisers Emden and Koeln, and torpedo boats T-155 to G-11. Submarines U-1 to U-15 and U-17 to U-20 are completed, with U-16 and U-21 to U-46 under construction.
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Germany
Official
Naval
Westpocket
Deutchland
Admiral Scheer
Graf Spee
Ersatz Fliass
Ersatz Hessen
Hannover
Schiesien
Schleswig-Hol- Stein
Emden
Koenigsburg
Karlsruhe
Koeln
Leipzig
Nuernberg
Ersatz Berlin
Ersatz Hamburg
Train Victim Dies After Fatal Freight Boarding Incident
John V. Coleman died Sunday in an Amarillo hospital after his legs were severed attempting to board a freight train in Tucumcari on Friday. A resident of Peoria Missouri, he was about 50 and died as his body lay at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home awaiting his son-in-law Arthur Karpins of Delores Colorado.
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John V. Coleman
Tucumcari
Amarillo
Coleman
Peoria
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Arthur Karpins
Delores
Colo
Arlington girl dies in lake drowning incident
A 12 year old Arlington girl La dene Cunningham died after being struck under a springboard while a 16 year old Fort Worth boy Jack Fry dove unaware near the lake. Cunningham suffered a fractured skull and drowned. Fry sustained severe facial injuries.
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Fort Worth
Ladene Cunningham
Arington
Jack Fry
Here
Miss Cunningham
Fry
Anne Adams Pattern 4052 for smart easy frocks
The ad touts Anne Adams Pattern 4052 a chic simple afternoon dress with a versatile sleeve and yoke design. It lists sizes up to 40 and fabric yardage for size 16, with illustrated instructions and a call to order the Anne Adams pattern book and a sewing book for 15 and 25 cents plus mailing to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Washington Daze and Dinner Table Tales
A Senate report mixes genteel anecdotes with political theater. Virginia Jenckes recalls a rescue rope mishap by a rookie officer in Indiana, while a Chinese visitor rediscovers the capital’s peep show culture and diplomat families amuse themselves with foreign affections.
A Woman Faces Pressure Between Love and Money
A twenty year old woman asks if she should marry for money or follow love with a man of modest means. The advisor warns against marriages for wealth, notes love must grow with courage and mutual faith, and urges慎慎慎 long discernment before engagement. The column then shifts to a man living with his mother and wife amid housing strain, predicting hardship if either parent leaves, and weighing family sacrifice against shared future prospects.
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Anne Hirst
Black and White Ointment promotes relief from rashes
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment as a cure for various skin issues including rashes pimples and eczema. It claims safe use for over twenty years and suggests pairing with Black and White Skin Soap.
Fischer Talks For Brother's Governor Race
A Dalhart speech by L. M. Pischer of Amarillo supports his brother F. W. Fischer of Tyler in the governor race. The visit marks the start of a Panhandle wide speaking tour with a sound equipped car to move speakers across the region until election day.
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Dalhart
L. M. Pischer
Amarillo
Pischer
F. W. Fischer
Tyler
Dallas
Lee Simmons
Texas
Services Held For Mrs Swafford In Amarillo
Funeral services for 62 year old Maggie Ellen Swafford who died yesterday at home 704 Johnson Street are at 4 this afternoon at Griggs & Sons chapel. Rev. E B Fincher officiates. Interment in Llano Cemetery. Survivors include husband A B Swafford and three step children.
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Maggie Ellen Swafford
Johnson Street
Griggs & Sons Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
J. O. Lewis
S. H. Dugger
M. C. Nivens
P. H. Norman
J. M. Roe
Ed Hatchett
Swafford
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
A. B. Swafford
Santa Fe
Henry
Jack Swafford
Bill McAllister
Llano Cemetery
Lodge Sponsors Rally in Ellwood Park Wednesday Night
The Red Carnation Lodge will sponsor a candidates rally in Ellwood Park Wednesday night at 8. Music and talks by candidates will be on the program. Arrangements are led by Carl Hamilton, J E Baggs, Ross Heath, Bill Roush, and M L Am mons. Public invited.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Ellwood Park
Carl Hamilton
J. E. Baggs
Ross Heath
Bill Roush
M. L. Am
Tinkham's Sunday Breakfast and a Remarkable Appetite
Representative George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts kept a promise to a little girl at a Sunday breakfast party but faced a teasing remark from the girl about his appetite. After a long horseback ride he returned for more, and the breakfast was buffet. Nearby, Syracuse Kansas rose fanciers donated about 400 bushes to line Highway 50 for a mile east of town, creating a fragrant lane.
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George Holden Tinkham
Massachusetts
Tinkham
Syracuse
Kas
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