Greek Letter s Club Elects New Officers
Members of the Greek Letter s Bridge Club met at 834 Mississippi Avenue hosted by Miss Vivian Young. Miss Maxine Maupin was elected president, Dixie Lloyd vice president treasurer, and Pauline Wright secretary reporter. In attendance were Eleanor Wakefield Mildred McMillan Maude Eustace Beverly McCully Grace McCully Arloine Thompson Dixie Loyd Frances Park inson Elizabeth Taylor Imogene Porterfield and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greek Letter Bridge Club
Vivian Young
Mississippi Avenue
Eleanor Wakefield
Beverly McCully
Grace McCully
Wichita Falls
Imogene Porterfield
Maxine Maupin
Dixie Lloyd
Pauline Wright
Elizabeth Taylor
Irma McCormick
Mildred McMillan
Maude Eustace
Arloine Thompson
Dixie Loyd
Right and Wrong Discussed by C E Society
The Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church met Sunday evening with 85 members present. The program included a song service led by Miss Londa Richardson prayers by Mrs. Roy C. Snodgrass and C A James. Miss Florence Snodgrass discussed the topic The Difference Between Right and Wrong and Miss Dorothy East sang Think on Thy Way. Alton and Lloyd Boxwell and Miss Anna Ruth Denton spoke on How Does Conference Help One to Decide Between Right and Wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
the First Christian Church
Londa Richardson
Roy C. Snodgrass
C. A. James
Florence Snodgrass
Dorothy East
Alton
Lloyd Boxwell
Anna Ruth Denton
Club Federation To Aid Disabled Women of War
The General Federation of Women's Clubs will aid the Women's Overseas Service league in assisting disabled women who served overseas during the world war. Each unit will report overseas women in its locality noting disability, service organization, and current medical or financial needs. The survey includes women who served outside the army.
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Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Overseas Service League
Federation
Tuesday Meeting Notices From Local Clubs
Mystic Weaver's Club led by Mrs. Charles A. Melton meets at 2 30 at 1629 Palo Duro Street. 1929 Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. E M Ratcliff at 1100 West Nineteenth Avenue 2 30. Wesley Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosts an ice cream supper at 8 on W M Hall lawn 804 Alabama Street. Business and Professional Women's Club gathers at Amarillo Hotel 6 15. Play Mor Bridge Club with Mrs J F Utter at 2 30 at 607 Van Buren Street with Mrs W P Cooper as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Weaver’s Club
Charles A. Melton
Palo Duro Street
Bridge Club
E. M. Ratcliff
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Mor Bridge Club
J. F. Utter
van Buren Street
W. P. Cooper
Breakfast Meetings Appeal to Women
President Hoover's practice of White House breakfasts to discuss state affairs appeals to business women. At the National Federation of Business and Professional Women convention in Richmond July 6-11, special breakfasts for professions include doctors, unusual occupations, and judges. Judge Florence E. Allen of Ohio Supreme Court is hoped as honor guest.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Richmond
United States
Florence E. Allen
Supreme Court of Ohio
Miss Schaper Visits Here in Amarillo
Miss Mamie Schaper of Waco is the guest of her sister Mrs. John Stalcup at the Melrose Apartments 500 West Tenth Avenue Amarillo. She leaves Thursday for Los Angeles to attend the National Educational Association convention and will return to Amarillo after the convention to visit until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Schaper
Waco
John Stalcup
Melrose
West
Tenth Avenue
Bakers Dozen Club Meeting at Mrs Keen Home
The Bakers Dozen Club will meet at the home of Mrs. O Keen at 506 Florida Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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The
Bakers.Dozen Club
Woodmen Circle delegates head to national convention in Buffalo
Mrs. Ruby E. Poindexter and Miss Gladys Whitten travel from Amarillo division Poplar Grove No. 171 to Buffalo New York for the Woodmen Circle national convention opening June 24. Poindexter, national delegate and Amarillo circle captain, leads the drum corps. Threads include the Fraternal Melting Pot with Texas teams and 45 flag styles. cotton dresses theme on June 29. Texas sends 24 national delegates. Denison Sherman and Dallas drill teams also attend.
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Ruby E. Poindexter
Gladys Whitten
Woodmen Circle
Buffalo
New York
Amarillo
Poplar Grove No
Poindexter
Woodmen
Miss W
Houston
Jeanie Willard
Dennison
Mamie E. Long
New York City
California
Eva Ferguson Battle
Sacramento
Mary E. LaRocca
Omaha
Texas
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Spain
Iceland
Amarillo Woodmen Circle
Woodmen Organization
S. S. Class To Give Ice Cream Supper
The Wesley Sunday School class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will entertain with a lawn party and ice cream supper Tuesday evening. The social will be held on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hall, 804 Alabama Street. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
W. M. Hall
Alabama Street
L. T. D. Sewing Club Picnic at Jack Hall's Ranch
Members of the L. T. D. Sewing Club and their families will meet tomorrow at 10 at San Jacinto Methodist Church and drive to Jack Hall's Ranch for an all day picnic with basket lunch. all members are invited.
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L. T. D. Sewing Club
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Jack Hall
Tarde Feliz Club Meeting Set for Thursday Morning
The Tarde Feliz Club will meet Thursday at 8 45 AM at Mrs J Horace Griggs home 2616 Ong Street for a morning gathering.
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Tarde Feliz Club
J. Horace Griggs
Ong Street
Meeting Postponed by Catholic Daughters of America
The Catholic Daughters of America meeting set for Tuesday has been postponed until further notice. Mrs. Hal Brown of Tyler, formerly Miss Mary Louise Askew, arrived in the city for an extended visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Askew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Hal Brown
Tyler
City
W. A. Askew
Brown
Mary Louise Askew
ZEMO Skin Relief Ad Cools Irritated Skin
Thousands find cooling ZEMO stops itching burning skin and gives relief for eczema ringworm rashes pimples and similar irritations. It is clean invisible safe and effective. Available at all dealers 35c 60c 1.00 Extra Strength 1.25.
Silk Ensembles Replace Frills For Sight Seeing
Paris fashion notes advise silk ensembles over frills for daytime travel wear. Travelers should pack two outfits, including marocain suits in dark green or royal blue with waist length jackets, varied blouses, and lace trimmed georgette options. Older travelers favor seven eighths length coats over tunics, with printed frocks under long coats in beige, tomato, brown, or green schemes. Hats should match dark tones. color-complete ensembles feature a range of prints and coordinating wraps. Mrs. Leo Gallagher returns from Trinidad, Colo., where her husband received treatment.
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Barbara Beaufort
Associated Press
Paris
Legion
Texans eye school vision plan in statewide drive
SAN ANTONIO Tex June 22 U P The Texas Optometric Association announced a plan to have every Texas school child examined to prevent and correct eye disorders Dr Nelson Greenman of San Antonio was elected president at the annual meeting The article also notes a new edible product described as vegetable meat made from cottonseed used as meat substitute for sandwiches and rich in protein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
U.P
Texas Optometric Association
Texas
Nelson Greenman
How To Stop Skin Itching In 2 Minutes
An advertorial claim for Tetterine ointment from Shuptrine Co Savannah Ga promises quick relief from skin eruptions and itching. The product claims parasite destruction and healing with a cooling antiseptic effect and is sold for 60 cents a box or via direct mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuptrine Co
Savannah
Belts and Necklaces in Ensembles Create Midsummer Fashion
Paris fashion notes describe belt and necklace ensembles as a midsummer fad for women. Brown wood plaque belts match tweed street frocks while scarlet braided throat and waist circlets pair with white pique dresses. Mauve green or rose organdy flower accents finish cotton evening gowns with belt and necklace sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Study Class Postponed at First Baptist Church
The Mission Study Class of the First Baptist Church planned with Mrs. A H Willburn at 2600 Hayden Street on Wednesday afternoon has been postponed until later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. H. Willburn
Hayden Street
Doctors Examine Secretary Fall
Army physicians at William Beaumont hospital examined former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall to assess his fitness for transfer to a Washington prison for one year. Officials withheld progress details, but other sources said Fall was “quite comfortable” as the medical test continued. The report notes rising Far East interest in aviation.
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EL Paso
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
William Beaumont Hospital
Washington
Surgeon General of the Army
Fall
Huge Trout Pulls Angler Off Pier in Lake Minnewanka
In Banff on June 22, a 20 pound lake trout struck a fisherman off the Lake Minnewanka pier. The unnamed angler, fighting to hold his rod, was hauled into 20 feet of water before Constable James of Cal- opened the scene. The dramatic incident ends with the man surviving, recounting the struggle with the powerful fish.
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Banff
jAlita
Lake Minnewanka
Here
James of
Cal
How To Believe Sick Headaches In 3 Minutes
Advertorial copy promotes B-C a two ingredient headache relief from North Carolina druggists. It claims rapid relief from headaches sciatica neuralgia and female pain with no mood change or after effects. The ad stresses safety speed and versatility claiming the formula works in minutes where others take hours.
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North Carolina
Way to Whiten Skin Overnight from Orchard White
Recipe promises skin whitening three to five shades in one night by applying three ounces of Orchard White at bedtime. It claims dramatic improvements from freckles, blackheads, and weather stains, yielding satiny smooth, pink and white skin that lasts, with a protective ingredient unseen in other products.
Fishermen Land Big Catch and Unnamed Man Rescued
Gary and another man were cast adrift in a boat but survived after landing both fish and man. The fish is kept by the taxidermist now and will later be displayed in a glass case.
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Gary
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Anna Belle Collins
Greek Letters Club
C. E. Society
Club Federation
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo Hotel
Miss Schaper
B. of L. E
W. O. W. Hall
Bakers Dozen Club
N. Y
S. S
Grocers
News and Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
WN. V
Gallagher
Leo Gallagher
Trinidad
Colo
Mr. Gallagher
Gordon
Plough
Olly Akin
Far East
Troy Laundry Kids
Sively
Grantase
B.O
Lifebuoy
Baorwens Co
Cambridge
Mass
Lifebuo
Reet
McCarty Motor Company, Inc
Fillmore
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