State District Officers Honored With Program Tea
Amarillo club hostesses hosted a spring tea at 2201 Harrison Street honoring state and district officers delegates to the Seventh District Convention of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs. The event featured a receiving line, floral decor, a concert program, and a luncheon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Allen
Harrison Street
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Farly
J. W. Fincher
Houston
General Federation
W. M. McCarty
Potter County Federation of Women
8. E. Fish
Potter Council of Home Demonstration Clubs meets to plan arts
The Potter County gathering in the county courtroom heard reports on the past season’s work. Mrs. Bob J. Johnson presented a financial report on weekend markets and announced a bridge games tournament set for April 28. Plans for May musical programs across precincts were outlined, with four major county entertainments proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Bob J. Johnson
J. B. Diggs
River Road Club
Potter County
Loyal Club
Brady
Luther Glover
R. P. Hill
Ga. C. Hermann
Bushland Club
Mesdames
R. A. Durham
James Walton
C. Kretsinger
Forest Hill Club
T. H. Rogers
H. C. Gurtz
Pleasant Valley
J. E. Adelmann
Lee Williams
Roy Boland
Birthday Party for Louise Byes at Parker Street
Mr and Mrs Herman Byes hosted a Saturday afternoon party from 3 to 6 oclock at 616 Parker Street for Louise Byes twelfth birthday. Guests went to Ellwood Park, enjoyed games and pink candle decorated cake, with pink and white cellophane favors. Attendees included Louise Byes Maurine Arches Betty Roddy Doris Kenyon Dorothy Andrew Polly Andrew Betty Jean Slay Katie Campbell Margaret Ann Townes Ruby Peery Joan McPhail and Juanita McCoy. Mrs Byes was assisted by Mrs George Bumearner and Mrs McPhail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Byes
Parker Street
Louise
Ellwood Park
Louise Byes
Maurine Arches
Betty Roddy
Doris Kenyon
Early Rise of Sun Frees Frankie Bell in Burglary Case
Frankie Bell of Youngstown was freed in a Columbus county court for burglary after dawn evidence showed the break in a drug store occurred before 6 A M last July 17. Assistant prosecutor T Vincent Martini moved to dismiss noting burglary is defined as a night offense by Ohio law. Judge John R King commended the fairness of the prosecution for the dismissal.
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Columbus
Frankie Bell
Youngstown
County Criminal Court
Vincent Martini
Ohio
John R. King
Sparkling Teeth Promise From New Tooth Whitener
A promotional pitch touts Magnesia based toothpaste as the fastest tooth whitener, claiming superior milk of magnesia content to counteract acids. It urges immediate purchase at drug counters with a two-glass limit per customer and offers payment for trying the new method and a platinum-banded glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Hollywood
Magnesia
Community Group Events Dense In Civic and Church Affairs
A dense listing of Tuesday and Wednesday community activities includes PTA open house and district conventions, church and temple events, bridge clubs, W M S circles, Rainbow girls, and senior league teas. Notable locations include Municipal Auditorium, Central Presbyterian Church, Masonic Temple, and San Jacinto Methodist Church with varied afternoon and evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of the
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Pinchot Wife Urges Wagner Bill to Save NRA
Mrs. Gifford Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania's governor appears before the Senate Labor committee urging adoption of the Wagner Labor Disputes bill to save the NRA as workers feel betrayed and General Hugh John son criticized for surrendering to big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Senate Labor Committee
Motorist Wounded By Buckshot Fire In San Antonio
Otto Skeeter Claus, 48, awaiting trial for February slaying of A C Street, was wounded when buckshot shattered a car window while he drove on a main thoroughfare. V r E Red Berry, operator of three clubs, surrendered to police and was released on $1,000 bond after a habeas corpus hearing on an assault to murder charge.
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San Antonio
Otto “Skeeter” Claus
A. C
Bill” Street
Vr. E
Red” Berry
Tourism at Great Smoky Mountains Park Surges in 1933
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park drew 375000 visitors in the first nine months of 1933, spanning areas in North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
Young Demos Invite General Attendance
Potter County Young Democratic Club will hear W. R. Rutherford, newspaper and advertising man, speak on Statesmanship versus Politics at the regular meeting tonight in the Potter County Court Room. The program opens at 8 oclock. G. L. Stanley invites all interested in government affairs to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Young Democratic Club
W. R. Rutherford
Potter County Court Room
G. L. Stanley
Mrs H B Jones Hosts Convention Guests
Mrs. H. B. Jones of 1613 Madison Street entertains convention guests Mrs. W. H. Patrick of Clarendon Mrs. Lloyd Mayhugh of Plainview and Mrs. A. B. McAfee of Pampa.
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H. B. Jones
1613
Madison Street
W. H. Patrick
Clarendon
Lloyd Mayhugh
Plainview
A. B. McAfee
Pampa
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight In Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet this evening at 8 o clock in the Legion Hall with Mrs Floyd Sloan, president in charge. All members are requested to be present to hear reports from the recent district convention held at Canadian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Floyd Sloan
Canadian
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M. K. Collie
Dick Roberts
Stuart Browning
I. D. Cole
Texans” Orchestra
Buddy Meyer
Marcella Floyd
John Branson
Junior Philharmonic Club
Margaret Kiersey Woodruff
Ardath Johnson
Horace Griggs
Dorothy Baker
R. L. McLain
J. Cole
J W. Sanders
Philip Wolfe
R. D. Perry
Entre Nous Club
J. FE. Conoley
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Council
Mystic Weavers Club
C. R. Ray
Mississippi Street
Glee Club
Christopher Bean
Rex Theater
Junior Welfare League
R. B. Masterson
Wm.l. Ball Chiropractor
Blackburn
Amarillo Res
Easy Aces Club
Miss Teeple
Wanda Teeple
Lipscomb Street
Ethel Jordan
Cleta Smith
Claudia Morgan
Gussie Hare
LaVera Jones
Imogene Porterfield
Wynell Brock
Jo Veta Blondel
Edith Kirk
Oleta Smith
Harold Hamm
Kathaleen Snodgrass
Raymond
Rosalie Raymond
Sun
Phillips’ Dental Magnesia
Grenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Municipal Auditorium
la Costura Needle Club
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
B. V. Blackwell
St. Rita's Guild of Sacred Heart
Washington Street
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Masonic Temple
Grendoris Bridge Club
Arthur Price
Fillmore Street
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Au Revoir
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Order of Rainbow
George Parr
Ruth E. Delzell
Woman's Council of
First Christian Church
H. Boozer
Fourteenth Avenue
G. R. Cox
North
Lincoln Street
O. W. Floyd
Twelfth Avenue
J. C. Smythe
Hayden Street
B. H. Capers
H. T. Neely
Hughes Street
Polk Street
W. M
Langdon
Ong Street
Paul Armstrong
Taylor Street
Floyd W. Cox
Cheyenne Terrace
A. A. Lumpkin
South Carolina Street
First Baptist Church
G. L. Stone
Travis Street
George Vineyard
Bridge Club
V Wood
Little Flower Circle
Sacred Heart Cathedral
W. Q. Farasey
Tom Boland
Line Baptist Church
Young Demos
Bulova
Whitcomb’s
Westfield
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk
Science
FORD
Walter Irvin, Inc
Tenth and Taylor
News-Globe
Sys
Qin
T. Lux
Lux
Ginger Rogers
RKO Radio
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