Margaret Ames Guleke Soprano Teas At Amarillo Country Club
Miss Margaret Ames Guleke gave a program tea at the Amarillo Country Club with assistance from Elizabeth Fry Wolfram Jane Gulerie and Margaret Matie Woodruff. Guests included Mr and Mrs Rollin Pease and two daughters as the club hosted friends and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ames
Dolly) Guleke
Amarillo Country Club
Elizabeth Fry Wolfram
Jane Gulerie
Margaret Matie Woodruff
Amarilla Country Club
Rollin Pease
Pease J
Gulerie
Margaret
Miss Woodruff
Panhandle
James O. Guleke
Frank Storm
J. B. Dooley
Ben Stone
W. B. Stevenson
H. C. Pipkin
John McKnight
Margaret Leeward
Mary and Evelyn Storm
Margaret Woodruff
Jane Gulekie
Community Event Notices From Amarillo Area Listings
Pleasant Valley PTA hosts a series of recitals and a carnival at local venues including First Baptist Church auditorium and Amarillo College assembly room. Various clubs and classes meet at churches and private homes with times from 8 to 9:30 p.m. including Eastern Star and roller canary bird club activities.
Dance Program recital at Playhouse on Harrison Street
Recitals and meetings listed across venues in Amarillo including Butterfly Club on North Johnson Street and Wolflin Studio on Hughes Street. Notable events include a piano pupils recital at Wolflin Studio and a Barbara Boyce musicale tea at Amarillo Country Club with times from 2.30 to 8 O'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Speral Morris
Wolflin Studio
Hughes Street
Barbara Boyce
Amarillo Country Club
Halcyon Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Shields at 403 Forest
Mrs. Joe Shields and Mrs. R N Huckabee entertained the Halcyon Club with a luncheon at Shields home on Forest Street Friday. Roses adorned the rooms and table. Guests included Mesdimes W T Butler H C Holman J Lane Smith M G Mathis C M Henderson C T Davis and EF Jacobson. Members sealed were Mesdaimes James Bowen O M Shore Paul Winstead C W Terrell Roy Barnard H G Johnson and H P Cochran. The next meeting will be a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shields
R. N Huckabee
Halcyon Club
O. M. Shore
Paul Winstead
C. W. Terrell
Roy Barnard
H. G. Johnson
H. P Cochran
Maria Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly luncheon at the church on Thursday followed by a business meeting in the parlors. Plans for a summer campaign were discussed with details to be finalized at the next gathering. Many members and guests attended, and a future meeting is set for Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Ben M Scott's home in Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amylee Travis
Dana Thomas Harmon
L. L. Travis
Maria
First Baptist Church
Mesdames O. K. Downey
K. A. Whitaker
Burch Tyson
H. E. Smith
Clyde McGinley
Christine Thompson
J. R. Dyche
A. O Woods
Elmore Carver
Clark McC
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs Meets Tuesday
The Board of Directors will gather in the parlors of First Christian Church on Tuesday at 9 30 in the morning. Mrs Howard T Trigg urges all board members to attend. La Costura Club to have picnic Tuesday at 10 30 at Mrs C J Brummett 1312 Taylor Street. Dr J H Chandler left Sunday for Kirksville Mo for two weeks of postgraduate study. Mrs Q Thompson on two week vacation in Los Angeles and California. Mrs Eva Meyer is relieving Mrs Thompson in the local life insurance office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufasday Board of Directors
The
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Christian Church
la Costura Club
C. J. Brummett
Taylor Street
Howard T. Trigg
Federation
C. J Brummett
J. H. Chandler
Kirksville, Mo
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Q. Thompson
Los Angeles
California
Eva Meyer
Mrs. Thompson
Plaster Steamboats and Fashion Notes From Paris
A collection of brief items covers plaster steamboat belt buckles as novelty accessories, two toned gloves with contrasting leather, Panama hat inspired headgear paired with striped scarves, and police identifying Alberto Flores Duron as the slayer of Clyde Bristow. Also noted are park commissioners’ stance on Father Coughlin at Soldier Field and Vienna rumors about Chancellor Starhemberg denying dictatorial ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Panama
Mexico
D. F
Alberto Flores Duron
Clyde Bristow
Tucson
Ariz
Chicago
Chicago Board of Park Commissioners
Charles
FE. Coughlin
Soldier Field
National Union For Social Justice
Kidney Acids Poison Blood Remedies Promoted
A dated health ad claims kidney acids poison blood when kidneys slow filtering. It touts a diuretic prescription Cya tee iSiewtevil that supposedly targets kidney and bladder function, promising vitality in four hours and money-back guarantees, urging readers to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulney
Constitution Expansion Likely To Be Major Democratic Plank
Washington, June 3. Politicians say the 1936 Democratic platform will endorse expanding the Constitution to enlarge federal power on social and economic questions. The issue, new to many active politicians, threatens a party realignment as the NRA ruling stirs debate over constitutional scope and the New Deal. Roosevelt argues broader powers are needed. conservatives within the party weigh how figures like Glass Bailey Gore Tydings and Smith will respond in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United States
NRA
Cardozo
Stone
New Deal
Cardozo-Stone
Brooklyn
Two Frenchmen Rescued From Desert Recovering in Hospital
Kneebret and Chavexus, rescued near Inguezzam after a five day trek from Agadez, are recovering in Tamarrasset hospital. The trio included Mrs Knight and Mr Peyton. two English victims died in the Sahara ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Sahara
Tamarrasset
Tamanrasset
Kneebret
Chavexus
Knight
Agadez
French West Africa
Peyton
Inguezzam
Wisconsin Plan Hopes From Young Governor La Follette
Wisconsin Governor Philip F. La Follette pushes a comprehensive Wisconsin plan to end the depression. He seeks a $100 million federal capital to form the Wisconsin Finance Authority to bank and issue warrants, employing up to 125,000 jobless and funding up to $209 million in public and private works. The plan has national administration backing and targets a swift economic turnaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Philip F. la Follette
Phillip LA Follette
la Follette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin Finance Authority
WFA
Wisconsin Governor pushes tax plan for 1936 37 works program
Governor La Follette advocates a recovery tax on excess profits to fund public works. The plan would tax corporations at 5 percent and individuals in brackets of 1,000 dollars up to 15 percent, targeting profits above 1934 income to raise about 14 million dollars.
Don Phillips Crime Record Revealed by Justice Department
Department of Justice records received by District Attorney Grady Hazlewood detail the burglary charge against Don Phillips held in Potter County jail. His extensive record includes prison terms dating to 1915 San Quentin, with sentences in Seattle, Walla Walla, Farmington, Salt Lake City, Prescott, Tucson and an 1934 Bisbee arrest. aliases include Donald C. Phillips and Jack Riley. The report notes fingerprint tracing by Virgil Beavers and mentions his recent arrest for sewer and water works construction violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Grady Hazlewood
J. Edgar Hoover
Don Phillips
Potter County
G. G. Nichols
Fillmore Street
San Quentin
Seattle
Walla Walla
Wash
Farmington
Salt Lake City
Utah
Prescott
Tucson
Ariz
Bisbee
Safford
Donald C. Phillips
Jack Riley
Jack Risley
John Smith
Don Hagen
Virgil Beavers
Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Guleke
FL Martes Club
Fl Martes Sewing Club
Rex Teed
Polk Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Lefebvre
Summit Hill
Pennsylvania
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Freeman Baldridge
Harvey Crudgington
Buchanan Evert
Minnie Hutchings Graham
Madison Street
C. E. Society of West
Helen Galloup
Amarillo College
Pla-Mor Bridge Club
L. C Whitney
Harrison Street
Bit O' Lueck Club
John Gilliam, Jr
Parker Street
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
F. F. Ford
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
W. M. Hall
Fellowship Hall
Margaret Harris
West Amarillo Christian Church
Idelma Conoley
Butterfly Club
Jim Kemp
North Johnson Street
O. M. Mullins
Virginia Street
Bery
Needle Club
AC. Shaw
Jackson Street
Unity Study Club
Scofield Bible
Tyler Street
Fe! Martes Sewing Club
Corns
W Western Railroads
New Orleans
Memphis
St. Louis
Western Railroads
National Parks
American Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
San Diego
Old Mexico
Southwest
Texas Gulf Coast
Ozarks
Dude
North Woods
Denver
Colo
el Paso
Tex
Kan. City
Memphis Tenn
Mexico City
Mex
Bans N. York
N.Y
Pacific Coast
Lai
Federated Club Board
London
Coughlin
Centes
Vienna
Ernst von Starhemberg
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
White House
Phil LA Follette
Cuticura
Malden, Maas
Johnson's Grocery & Market
Johnson's
J. W. Johnson
Bacon
Philadelphia
Johnson
Taylor
Tion
LaFollette
Ellis B. Hall
Academy of Music & Art
City Taylor
Buchanan St
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