Gordon Is Honored by Local Club Dinner for Mrs Faye Gordon
Mrs Faye Gordon president elect of the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs was honored at a dinner at the Amarillo Hotel by the local organization. Reports on the state convention were given by Mesdames Gordon Hubbell Pond Eldridge Wilson Hereford guests and local members. A flowers baskets presented to Mrs Gordon. Local and Hereford club members attended including many named speakers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Gordon
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Amerillo
Alice Hubbell
Ora Lee Pond
Olga Eldridge
Mabel Wilson
Hereford
Elizabeth Nixson
Blanche Davidson
Gordon
Marian Peckham
Liza Mae Walker
Hereford Business and Professional Women's Club
Mesdames
Effie Rutherford
Bessie Smith
Cecil Williams
Vera Williams
Viola Carpenter
Ella Aikman
Edna Park
Sadie Reigler
Eunice Gilbreath
Nelle Ayers
Ruth Griffin
Mildred Buthker
Carrie Cunningham
Gertrude Foraker
Maude McClung
Daisy Pennock
Gladys Henderson
Rebekah Kennedy
Blanche Pumphreys
Ruth Stine
Hattie Lu Richards
la Una Thompson
Gervis Taylor
Eloise Gipson
Misses Cleo Bradley
Gladys Davis
Mary Sitton
Katherine Metcalf
Aurelia Miller
Ola Boyles
Lola Ward
Frankie Gober
Alma Richardson
Dena Hill
Lita Witt
Young Musicians Present Woman's Hour Program
Two young artists staged a notable Woman's Hour program on Thursday afternoon. Katharine Waldrip of Pine Bluff Arkansas played the Coble memorial organ with mastery at First Baptist Church, while Elizabeth Jameson, a Panhandle pianist, delivered professional skill and expressive playing. Mrs S E Fish oversaw the event for the Potter County Federation of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Hour
Katherine Waldrip
Pine Bluff
Ark
Elizabeth Jameson
Paul van Katwijk
Dallas
Waldrip
First Baptist Church
Jameson
Panhandle
S. E. Fish
Potter County Federation of Women
Pi Mu Entertains With Elaborate Tea
An elaborate Pi Mu National Society guest day tea was hosted by Mrs. T. J. Warren at 2000 Hughes Street on a Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included members and guests such as Misses Marjorie Warren Rosalie Coffee Carolyn Pestor Gladys Townes Lucille Henderson Ruth Elizabeth Cooper and Mrs Tomsie Bean Sellans sponsor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Warren
Hughes Street
National Society of Pi Mu
Marjorie Warren
Rosalie Coffee
Carolyn Pestor
Gladys Townes
Lucille Henderson
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Tomsie
Bean Sellans
James Otis Trulove
Elizabeth Tucker
Mabel Mims
Caroline Pestor
Marriane Warren
Jane Ann Hodges
Jean Wright
Helen Osgood
Mesdames Alta Potts Turk
John Posey
Miss Osgood
Harry Holland
Juanita Henderson
Katrina Houston
Ruth Cogswell
Beryl Needle Club Entertained at Florida Street Home
Mrs. Frank FE King hosted the Beryl Needle Club at her daughter Mrs. L. E. Howe’s Florida Street home Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Howe assisting. Guests included Mrs. W. E. Johnson and Miss Katherine Burwell, and members listed were Mesdames A. E. Frost C. BE Hand Carl Larsen Heman Mason J. L. Minter R. R. Spangler G. K. Weaver and J. O. Wyatt. The club will meet next Tuesday at Mrs. Larsen’s Pleasans Valley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FE. King
Beryl Needle Club
L. E. Howe
Florida Street
Mrs. Howe
W. E. Johnson
Katherine Burwell
Mesdames A. E. Frost
C. Be, Hand
Carl Larsen
Heman Mason
J. L. Minter
R. R. Spangler
G. K. Weaver
J. O. Wyatt
Miss Mary Bradburn Is Club Hostess
The Bridge event at the home of Miss Mary Bradburn featured attendees including Miss Mildred Brown who won high score and Miss Vera Mae Marshall as consolation prize. Other members named were Misses Madeline Culpepper Della Lee Kidd Mary Bradburn Velma Bradburn and Mesdames R. D. Norton and Cloud Norton. The club plans to meet at Miss Culpepper’s 508 Houston Street next Wednesday afternoon. Jackets do double duty with a dark sheer dress and matching jacket practical for all light colored summer frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odette
Mary Bradburn
Mildred Brown
Vera Mae Marshall
Madeline Culpepper
Della Lee Kidd
Velma Bradburn
Mesdames R. D. Norton
Cloud Norton
Summer cooling tips with blinds and shutters
Drawn blinds and awnings darken homes to stay cooler in summer. Venetian blinds and old fashioned shutters both hold sunlight out while letting heat escape. A practical tip adds chilled plates from the refrigerator for salad suppers.
Travel Notes In 19 Cent Notebook For Summer Trips
For travel this summer, pack a 19 cent notebook to jot impressions. Use it for menus to remember, addresses of friends, and odds and ends gathered on the road.
Personal Paragraphs From The Amarillo News
Dr. E C Hagode of Crown Point New Mexico spent last weekend visiting Dr J G Wilbanks and family en route to Birmingham He will visit the Century of Progress in Chicago later He has charge of the Government Hospital Indian Affairs at Crown Point Dr and Mrs James G Wilbanks and daughter Margaret left Wednesday noon for the East where Dr Wilbanks will take post graduate work They expect to be gone from Amarillo a month and will visit Century of Progress on the return trip Mrs P E Olson will be in Dr Wilbanks office during their absence Mrs J A Rondot left this morning for Wichita Falls where she will attend the marriage of her granddaughter Miss Rae Littrell and Mr Joe Willes Saturday morning Miss Littrell has many friends here having visited here a number of times Miss Ruth Tisdal has returned home after visiting relatives and friends in Lubbock and Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hagode
Crown Point
New Mexico
J. G. Wilbanks
Birmingham
Century of Progress
Chicago
Hagode
Government Hospital
James G. Wilbanks
Margaret
East
Wilbanks
Amarillo
P. E. Olson
J. A. Rondot
Wichita Falls
Rae Littrell
Joe Willes
Texan to Head Real Estate Boards in National Election
Hugh Protter of Houston was slated to become president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards after a nominating committee selected a slate for today’s election. Vice presidents include J. W. Wheeler of Seattle and Charles J. Pietsch of Honolulu. One year directors named are R. H. Gamble of Dallas Cyrus Crane Willmore of St. Louis D. D. Watson of San Francisco Edward G. Hacker of Lansing and John J. Wagner of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Hugh Protter
Houston
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Protter
J. W. Wheeler
Seattle
Charles J. Pietsch
Honolulu
R. H. Gamble
Dallas
Cyrus Crane Willmore
St. Louis
D. D. Watson
San Francisco
Edward G. Hacker
Lansing
Mich
John J. Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Seay Pair Back to North Texas Jails
Floyd Seay and cousin Loran Seay, both ex convicts and jailbreakers, were likely to be in custody across several North Texas counties on burglary robbery and kidnapping charges. Loran’s attempted robbery charge was dismissed. Floyd’s trial on a similar charge was postponed. Ralph King, sentenced to five years for robbery, is also wanted. The Seays fled from Decatur and Waxahachie jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
U.P
Floyd (Dago) Seay
Loran M. Seay
Loran Seay
Floyd
Ralph King
Floyd Seay
King
Decatur
Waxahachie
Judge Pollock Denies Kansas Beer Permit Injunction
Kansas City Kansas June 16 Federal Judge John C Pollock denied an injunction sought by a Wichita firm to block state officials from halting 3.2 beer sales. Pollock warned the entire prohibition movement fights against our form of government and questioned the feasibility of the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
John C. Pollock
Jenkins Heirs Health Enters Insurance Suit
In Dallas a federal court hearing concerns a $10,000 life policy left by the late Mayor T. L. Bradford to Hugh Bradford Jenkins, 11. Aetna Life Insurance seeks to restrain guardianship claims by Leonard Bradford and Hubert Johnston Jenkins, with registry of the policy funds and instructions on payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Hugh Bradford Jenkins
T. L. Bradford
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Leonard Bradford
Hubert Johnston Jenkins
Louisville
Anne Adams pattern 2567 offered with sewing notes
Pattern 2567 for a bow front back or side tied frock. Includes 9 gay silk or cotton prints, contrast trim, and step by step sewing instructions. Size 14 to 42 with yardage for size 16. Fifteen cents for pattern and fashion book. send name address and style number to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Depart ment New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Paris
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Amarillo Pastor Is New Church Official
Rev. Roy Snodgrass of Amarillo was elected vice-president of the State Christian Convention, which adopted twelve resolutions on prohibition and economic policy, reaffirmed support for the 18th Amendment, and chose Palestine as next year’s meeting site. Rev. Harry D. Knowles of Houston was named president. The gathering also noted travel and rail passenger improvements tied to regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
State Christian Convention
Harry D. Knowles
Houston
Palestine
R. C. Snodgeress
Amarillo
Patrick Henry
Texas
Usl
Roy
Rail Regulation Needs Equalization and Waterway Rethink
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings argues for equal regulation between railroads and motor carriers and a reconsideration of inland waterway costs. It calls for the government to exit inland waterway transport, citing subsidized competition affecting railroads. Division 249, Ladies' Auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors, reports a meeting in Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs Eva Woods welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows Hall
Eva Woods
Santa Fe
Navy to build 32 ships under new program
Washington announces a three year plan to float 32 ships with a minimum annual outlay of 46 million dollars, funded by public works to boost employment. Secretary Swanson notes 85 percent of the expenditure goes to labor, while the fleet remains below London treaty tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swanson
Roosevelt
Naval Building
Naval
Department
Exposition Excursion Brings Best Round Trip Deal
Panhandle offers a seven day round trip with Pullman trains air cooled diner and observation car and club car hotel stays daily Exposition admission league baseball air rides Lake Michigan voyages and more for 78 dollars only Mason King Exposition excursion director says few spaces remain and the price is the cheapest ever known within their lifetimes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Lake Michigan
Mason King
School Girls Receive Silk Dresses From Aged Scot
Brady Texas June 16 R K Finlay Sr oldest Scotsman of this section presented a silk dress to the honor pupil of each class at Fife School and also gave dresses to girls not receiving a whipping during the past year. The Fife School is a three teacher rural institution and Finlay a four score and ten year old patron of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Texas
R. K. Finlay
Fife
Fife Scotsman
Nervous Women Find Relief From Lydia E Pinkham
A reader testimonial notes improved nerves and vitality after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Lowe Crow of Toledo Ohio reports steadier color and appetite, while Mia of Brooklyn New York says better sleep and strength after the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FB. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Mia
Fionanpa
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn
New York
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Pi Mu
Ruth Tisdal
Lubbock
Brownsville
Texan
Seay
North Texas
Jenkins Heir’s Health
Opportunity Days Sale
Jefferson St
F. Schoolar
Audrey Fern
R. E. Posey
B. B. Burton
Harry Sager
W. H. Pieper
W. J. Daley
Joan
James
Mrs. R. ©. Latta
Mr. Latta
Clovis
W. G. Bridgewater
Missouri Pacific Lines
Rock Island
H. 8. Beaver
A. M. Dickey
W. F. Dale
J. D. Burke
B. K. Gordon
Bill Danver
Sinclair Refining Company
McLean
J. J. Rowe
T. G. Baker
Reese Eubanks
Pleasant Valley
Sam Medearis
Tucumcari
Sayre
Ector Reeves
Chester Floyd
Raymond Foster
Rock Island Roundhouse
Dalham
Newman Parker
Madill
Okla
David B. Robertson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Robertson
N. H. Allen
San Diego
Calif
John Moore
East Eighth Street
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akon
Roy C. Snodgrass
Inland Waterway
Polk
Opportunity
Sherwin- Williams Co
NAVY
Lydia E. Pinkham
By Ruby M. Ayres
Scholas Boyd
Boy D
Ruby Ayres
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