Women Activities Club Notes From Friday Schedule
Bridge club meets with Mrs. Charles Hoppin at 305 Florida avenue at 3. Senior Young People of Second Baptist social hour at 8 at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ratliff home on North Pierce. Dr. Shelton Bible class picnics at 6 15 at the social center J A G Just Us Girls Sewing club with Miss Betty Tee at 1807 Harrison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoppin
Florida Avenue
Second Baptist
Ben Ratliff
North Pierce Street
Shelton Bible
First Christian Church
Just Us Girls
Betty Tee
Harrison Street
Amarillo
Betty Ty
Luncheon Honors Misses Hall Miller and Gottwald in Amarillo
Eighteen guests attended a country club luncheon honoring Miss Ruth Hall and Miss Elsie Miller of Adams MA, guests of Miss Dor Harriett Hubbell and Miss Erma Gottwald of Cleveland Heights OH, with a pink and blue table decor and a four course meal. The social page notes additional gatherings including a bridge luncheon for Mrs William Bush, a party for Miss Arlene Armstrong, and teas for Mrs Zack T Scott and Mrs H H Cooper, reflecting Amarillo society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Avery
Ruth Hall
Elsie Miller
7Th Adams
Massachusetts
Dor Harriett Hubbell
van ‘Eet
Erma Gottwald
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Marian Lehman
van Buren
William Bush
Amarilo
Chicago
Walter Browne
Hughes Street
Avery Turner
Indictments in Bank Crash by Jefferson County Jury
Indictments placed criminal responsibility for the May 15 crash of Union Savings Bank Yorkville were returned by the Jefferson County grand jury. Indicted are Thomas S. Jones and Van F. Jones both of Steubenville, Brindley Jones of Yorkville, W B Francis of Martins Ferry a former congressman, and John G Belknap of Steubenville a former Jefferson County judge and recent candidate for Congress. Bail set at 40000 for Jones brothers and Brindley Jones. Francis and Belknap unnamed bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB Associated Press
Steubenville
Ohio
W. E. Jones
Brindley Jones
Francis
Belknaps
Jefferson County
Conan
Recount Ordered for Cook County Vote in US Senate Nomination
A full recount of Cook County votes for the US Senate nomination in both Republican and Democrat primaries was ordered by County Judge Jareck at the request of Senator Reed. The court will review ballots and election challenges as the criminal case proceeds, with judges and civic officials awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Cook County
United States
Juanne Jareck
Sor
Jars A. Reed
Missouri
Senate
Baptists to Hold Panhandle Assembly Next Week
Baptists from the Panhandle will convene an all Panhandle assembly at Ceta Canyon thirty four miles northeast of Amarillo next week. Dr G L Yates of Amarillo presides with L R Scarborough preaching twice daily. Grounds will host several hundred with many camping on site. Rev E D Morgan of Paducah coordinates publicity and attendees hail from a wide territory. Dr and Mrs R L Vineyard return from a Denver Colorado trip noting pleasant cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptista
the Panhandle
Ceta Canyon
Amarillo
G. L. Yates
L. R. Scarborough
South
E. D. Morgan
Paducah
Globe States
Northwest Texas
Druggist’s Daughter Gains 6 Lbs in 30 Days
A Clin ton Illinois pharmacist E H Alvey reports his seven year old daughter recovered from measles and run down illness after using McCOY’S TABLETS. The child gained six pounds in thirty days and the family notes the product helped in improving appetite. The ad promotes sixty sugar coated tablets for sixty cents with a 50 day trial and money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Alvey
Clinton
Betty
McCoy's
Fox Drug Co
Ledbetter's
Randal Drug Co
Davidson Teases Oil Bill Attack at Waxahachie Rally
Lynch Davidson spoke to a rain dampened Waxahachie crowd about Senate bill 180 and Standard 611 saying the oil act lets Standard Oil return to Texas in a favorable form. He criticized state papers for backing oil interests and blamed the legislature for the bill's passage as not fully fought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Davidson
Davidson
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Jeweler Killed in Broadway Jewelry Store Holdup
Five robbers invaded a Broadway jewelry store in New York today. One man was killed and another wounded as they fought their way through, the attackers escaping after the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
C. J. Hartman
Scramton
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Jewelry Store Shootout Ends With Robbery Fizzle
A crowd gathered after shots were fired as robbers escaped without taking loot. Aaron Rodack, owner of the Broadway and 50th Street jewelry shop, was killed. Clerk Bidtney Freifeld was seriously wounded during the attempted protest of the alleged jewelry supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Rodack
Broadway
50Th Street
Bidtney Freifeld
Rodack
Fretfeld
Eture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misses Hall, Miller and
Gottwald
Mrs. Bush
Mary Gentry
Mesdames
Bertha McGregor
G. J. Nunn
Woods Ellison
Sam Orr
R. £. Townsend
Frank Edwards
Henry Gooch
Ted Neely
Roscoe Neely
Miss Armstrong of
Cleburne
Arlene Armstrong
Mildred Armstrong
Mission Theater
Miss Armstrong
van Buren Street
Palace of Sweets
Lucy Belle Baker
Olive Micklas
Mary B. Hood
George Ella Mickle
Ruth Coffee
John Armstrong
Miles Bivins
Mis
Zack T. Scott
Austin
James Avery Turner
Chansler Weymouth
Dick Ware
R. B. Masterson
William Shurley
Sulphur Springs
Gene Howe
Dean Kirk
Ford Brandenburg
Toney Chisum
Virginia Eckhardt
Oscar Eckhardt
Eckhardt
Canyon,s
Anne Scott
Polk Street
J. A. G. Sewing Club
Charles M. Hall
Monroe Street
Dave Derden
Willie Mae Marshall
Galveston
Cal Farley
West Tenth
Wf. H. Cooper
H. H. Cooper
Houston
George J. Nunn
Alex Lumpkin
C. D. Jackson
Municipal Auditorium
Sybil Dawson
Plainview
Potter County
Wiley Pollard
Ollard
Sheriff Club
Aeggee Comte
Oh Sams
Sonken
RAW “Tation Ree
USA
Tae
Pee
fem _ ito
KOTEX
Baptists
R. L. Vineyard
Denver
Colo
Estes Park
Luther S. Holliday
Blackburn Bldg
Wespack
Allie Black
Grange Pekoe
Waxahachie
Luther & Holliday
Orel Tahoe
Commisser’s Court
W. W. Lynch County
Precinct No
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