Junior Opera Society elects officers at Conservatory meeting
The Junior Opera Society of the Musical Arts Conservatory held a regular meeting Tuesday evening. New officers include Katharyn J. Miller president Marjorie Davis vice president L J Martin secretary treasurer and Elizabeth Miller press reporter.
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Opera Society of the Musical Arts Conservatory
Katharyn J. Miller
Marjorie Davis
L. J. Martin
Elizabeth Miller
Margaret K. Woodfull
Conservatory Playhouse
Harrison Street
U Deal Em Club Entertained At Home
The U-Deal-Em Club was entertained at Mrs. Roy Curtis's home on Bellview Street Tuesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Jack Pittman, second to Mrs. C F E Carroll, and traveling prize to Mrs. E M Benesch. Attendees included Mesdames Milholland Mellor Galbraith and Fields. Plans were made to entertain the husbands Saturday evening at 6 40 at the Pittmans' home.
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Roy Curtis
Bellview Street
Jack Pittman
C. FE. Carroll
E. M. Benesch
Mesdames H
Milholland
Charles Mellor C. B. Galbraith
EF. W. Fields
West Twentieth Avenue
Community group activities listed for this evening
Tonight a variety of meetings and events are scheduled. Activities include a business women's circle at Central Presbyterian, multiple club gatherings at Ellwood Park and local halls, and a luncheon at First Baptist Church with Beecan Class guests.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
Terra Blanca Baptist Association Meeting At Bovina
A Terra Blanca Baptist Association session is held in Bovina today with attendees Mesdames S A Tibbets J L McLaughlin C E Gilmer E C Dodson M Caraway and R A Haley. Local residents Katie Alexander Susie Stringer and families are noted as visiting or traveling.
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Terra Blanca Baptist Association
Bovina
Mesdames S
Auxiliary Plans Bridge Tournament at Legion Home
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Tuesday night plans were made for a bridge tournament to be held at the home of Mrs W D Burger.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
W. D. Burger
Texas Delegates Attend Woodmen Circle National Convention
Convention delegate Mrs Georgia Easum left Tuesday for New York City to attend the national Woodmen Circle meeting July 21 27. She was elected delegate from Texas at the state convention in Waco last spring. Mrs Fasum district manager and local junior supervisor. Other Texans include Mrs Jeanie Willard of Denison national vice president and Mrs Etta Davidson of Houston national director and state manager.
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Georgia Easum
New York City
Woodmen Circle
Texas
Waco
Fasum
Jeanie Willard
Denison
Etta Davidson
Houston
Legion Auxiliary Plans July Meeting and Naval Print Plate
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a July 23 meeting at 8 p.m. at 2210 Van Buren Street. Reservations contact Mrs. Floyd Sloan or Mrs. C. M Holt. The unit votes to buy a naval print plate for unit ownership and notes donations of children books to Potter County Library. Tulip bulbs are ordered for Legion Home entrances. Refreshments follow the meeting.
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van Buren Street
Auxiliary
Floyd Sloan
C. M Holt
American Legion Auxiliary
W. M. Benton
Potter County
Legion Home
Palo Duro W. M. A. Institute Set for Amarillo
The Woman's Missionary Union of the Palo Duro Baptist Association will hold its quarterly meeting and Mission Study Institute at the First Baptist Church in Amarillo next Monday. Mrs J E Leigh of Dallas will conduct the institute with other leaders including Mrs D A Grundy of Memphis and Mrs F E Leech of Pampa. The morning session starts at 10 o'clock and a covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. All Palo Duro women are urged to attend.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the
Palo Duro Baptist Association
First Baptist Church, Amarillo
J. E. Leigh
Dallas
D. A Grundy
Memphis
F.E. Leech
Pampa
The
Palo Duro Association
Essential Kitchen Gear for a Young Housewife
A practical list of must have items for outfitting a kitchen includes a large cook pot, several saucepans, a frying pan, a double boiler, tea and coffee pots, a strainer, and a roasting pan. Also needed are a meat grinder, cheese grater, measuring tools, mashers, can opener, corkscrew, bottle opener, knives, salt and pepper, oil shakers, a waste basket, and basic cleaning supplies plus a bin, broom, and mop. Start with essentials and expand as menus grow more elaborate.
Kitchen Hints for Warm Months and Cooking Tips
Practical kitchen advice for defrosting refrigerators without damage. Tips include chilling cream before whipping, using starch on rag rugs, and making cooling summer drinks. Suggestions cover grape jelly colored sauces and decorative salads, with guidance on creating visually appealing desserts and fruit flavors.
Texas railroads seek up to seven percent rate hike
Texas rail lines asked the state railroad commission for a temporary freight rate rise to restore 10 percent wage cuts. They seek a maximum 7 percent increase spread across commodities, with no change for cotton, grain, livestock, or routes 180 miles or shorter. The requested Indiana rates mirror Interstate Commerce Commission emergency rates through June 30, 1936.
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Austin
Texas
State Railroad Commission
H. B. Cummins
Texa-Louisiana Traffic Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan Pension Act Assists Over 20000 Residents
More than 20000 people may receive up to 30 dollars monthly under Michigan's new old age pension statute aided by a 2 million dollar state appropriation and potential 2 million dollar federal match. Eligibility includes age 70 rising to 65 after 1940, U.S. citizenship, 10 year state residence, and need with no supporting dependents.
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Lansing
Mich
U.P
Michigan
United States
Overnight air service expands to nine Pacific Coast cities
United Air Lines inaugurates overnight New York to nine Pacific Coast cities route. The transcontinental line, extending from New York, passes Cleveland and Chicago with stops in Omaha Cheyenne and Salt Lake City. W D Williams, once a mail pilot in 1920, now pilots the night service.
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New York
W. D. Williams
Chicago
Pacific Coast
United Air Lines
Cleveland
Omaha
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Canada
Mexico
Voter for 50 Years Learns He Is Not Citizen
John H. George, 73, who voted in the United States for more than five decades, learned he was not a citizen after entering court seeking citizenship papers. Born in Germany and coming to this country as a child, he had voted since age 21 before being informed of his noncitizen status. The court granted his petition for citizenship.
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Syracuse
N. Y
U.P
United States
John H. George
George
Germany
Fiddler Frank Cruz 107 Dies After Long California Life
AZUSA California July 15 One of California’s links to the past has faded with the death of Frank Cruz at 107 He was a longtime fiddler at Mexican dances in the east San Gabriel Valley learning to play by ear as a boy He came from Sonora Mexico at four and played through the gold rush and Indian troubles witnessing ranches become cities in his lifetime.
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Azusa
Cal
California
Frank Cruz
Cruz
San Gabriel Valley
Sonora
Mexico
Enrollment in CCC Up Under New Program
The Civilian Conservation Corps announced that its expansion program begun June 15 has enrolled 85,354 new men. Total CCC related workers in forest and park camps plus Indians, island and territory residents reached 404,000 as of July 13. Oklahoma enrolled 1,351 and Texas 1,151 since June 15.
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CCC
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Puerto Reo
Alaska
Oklahoma
Texas
National Peace Plebiscite Backed by Federal Council of Churches
The Department of International Justice and Goodwill of the Federal Council of Churches endorsed a proposal for a national peace plebiscite in the United States during its meeting. The item was discussed as a step toward broader international peace efforts.
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New York N.p
Department of International Justice
Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches
Department
National Peace Conference Receives Full Department Approval
The report notes the conference was referred to with the full approval of the department, indicating official endorsement and sanction for its proceedings and aims.
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Department
Goering Orders Crackdown on Catholic Clergy in Nazi Drive
Berlin reports Gen Hermann Goering launches a campaign to curb Catholic clergy use of religious influence for political ends. He demands reforms from Catholic youth groups and warns disbandment unless policies return to religion. Only Nazi youth and official groups may wear uniforms and hold mass sports.
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Frederick C. Oechsner
United Press
Berlin
U.k
Hermann Goering
Goering
Prussia
Reichstag
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