Texas Clubwomen to Stop in Amarillo on Journey to Denver
Amarillo welcomes a large Texas Clubwomen delegation traveling from Dallas to Denver for the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Led by Mrs. R. F. Lindsay, the group includes state and local leaders. a tea at the Brown Palace Hotel is planned for June 7. Other stops include Wichita Falls and Amarillo with rose corsages to be presented by the Chamber of Commerce. The Texas Federation News notes strong junior club achievements by Sulphur Springs and Wichita Falls.
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Wichita Falls
Hassle W. Barry
College Station
W. R. Potter
Bowie
Gladys Powell
Kenedy
Mary Lou Estes
Commerce
Elizabeth McDonald
Sulphus Springs
Mary Tancred
Ollie Coon
Greenville
Texas Federation News
Green Hess
Atlanta
West Court
Lindsay
Brown Palace Hotel
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I. D. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
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What Brings Popularity Lux Soap Behind Hollywood Charm
Hollywood directors and stars hail Lux Toilet Soap as the key to irresistible, soft skin. Carmel Myers Constance Bennett Louise Lorraine praise its refreshing fragrance and gentle lather as the industry adopts it in studios from Hollywood to Europe.
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Noxzema
Hollywood
Lux
Carmel Myers
Constance Bennett
Pathé
Louise Lorraine
Ollywood
Padway
Is This Your Birthday
Violet Orvenshaw a renowned English concert singer born June 3 1888 trained under Arm strong Barlach Gill and Wood debuted at Aeolian Hall in 1907 she performed across the UK and Ireland Her primary work is in oratorio The Junior Waverly Club of Sulphur Springs offers a round trip to Denver for top junior club reports with Wichita Falls winning top honors Texas juniors receive multiple accolades and leadership roles
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Violet Orvenshaw
Helen Armstrong
Signor Barlach
Allen Gill
Sir Henry Wood
Aeolian Hall
London
Provinces
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Alpha Zeta Chapter To Meet Wednesday
The Alpha Zeta Chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Sorority hosts its regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Herring Hotel. Miss Mildred Wright succeeds Miss Margaret Ruth Taylor as Educational Director and will oversee the program. New officers will be initiated. Mrs Grace Rye becomes president with Miss Frances Wallace as vice president, Mrs Zelda Mae Phillips as historian reporter, and Mrs Regina Determan as parliamentarian.
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Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Sorority
Herring Hotel
Mildred Wright
Margaret
Ruth Taylor
Grace Rye
Gertrude Nelson
Frances Wallace
Zelda Mae Phillips
Regina Determan
Delightful Concert Promises Orchestral Piano Recitals
A benefit concert for the Polk Street Methodist Sunday School Senior Department will feature Viola Wilson and a 26 piece orchestra at the High School Auditorium. Pianists will perform concerto movements with orchestral accompaniment. vocalists will sing familiar songs. Notable performers include Roberne Wilson Wendene Wilson Mary Hope Bussey Marjory Roach Nell Collins Juanita Durham Mrs Jesse Rogers and vocalists Mrs L B Newby Mrs Horace Griggs Mrs C M Henderson Mrs Mack Vernon Mrs Walter Fuermann Miss Marjory Mershon Ray McCarty and Dr T M Montgomery. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Polk Street Methodist Sunday School
Viola Wilson Wilson
Wilson Studio of Music
Illo
Roberne Wilson
Wendene Wilson
Mary Hope Bussey
Marjory Roach
Nell Collins
Juanita Durham
Jesse Rogers
L. B. Newby
Horace Griggs
C. M. Henderson
Mack Vernon
Walter Fuermann
Piano Recital Set for Amarillo Conservatory Tonight
The Amarillo Piano Conservatory presents an evening recital at 8:30 at the Women's Federation Club rooms. Intermediate pupils will perform solos duos and three piano numbers led by teachers Gladys Marsales Glenn Delma Conoley and Ardath May Johnson featuring performers Minnie Alice Adams Martha Joy McCarrick Doa Rosamund Caldwell Fletcher Glenn Juanita Phillis Kath leen Phillips Elizabeth Miller Leigh Fischer Lucile Palmer Bonnie Fay Bennett Mildred Damron Martha Alice Bishop Tenne Fue Williams Elizabeth Glenn and Annie Kroboth.
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Amarillo Piano Conservatory
Women's Federation Club
Minnie Alice Adams
Martha Joy McCarrick
Doa Rosamund Caldwell
Fletcher Glenn
Juanita Phillis
Kathleen Phillips
Elizabeth Miller
Leigh Fischer
Lucile Palmer
Bonnie Fay Bennett
Mildred Damron
Martha Alice Bishop
Tenne Fue Williams
Elizabeth Glenn
Annie Kroboth
Gladys, Marsales Glenn Delma Conoley
Ardath May Johnson
Cafe Granted Injunction in Union Battle
Pickets distribut ing hand bills in front of the Lamar cafe sparked a legal battle as the owner obtained an injunction. The dispute centers on protest activity outside the business location and the limits of picketing.
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Cardus Mentioned by Elizabeth Woman in Indiana
Mrs C O Sutton of Elizabeth Ind reports Cardui helped her after weakness back pains and headaches. She took several bottles and felt stronger able to work rested well and had good appetite. She notes many other women started Cardui on mothers advice as the medicine has stood the test of generations.
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C. O. Sutton
Cardus
English Student Slays Tutor and Then Shoots Self
In Cambridge England D N Potts a first year student at King s College allegedly shot and killed his tutor A F B Wollaston. He wounded Detective Sergeant Wilson of the Cambridge police before shooting himself and is in a serious hospital condition. Dean Milner White said Potts returned to college after a week away and entered Wollaston s room where shots were heard.
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Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
D. N. Potts
King's College
A. F. B. Wollaston
Potts
Wilson
Dean Milner White
King’s College
Wollaston
Union Label Picketing Enjoined Against Local Cafe
A temporary injunction bars picketing the cafe until at least Saturday as Judge W K Gee schedules a hearing for a permanent injunction on June 7. Cafe owners say daily losses of about 40 dollars from union picketing prompted the action. The suit targets the Cooks Waiters and Waitresses Union Local led by Fred M Jones and KB Hill as secretary.
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W. K. Gee
Fred M. Jones
KB. Hill
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