New Officers Installed for B and P W Club
New officers for the Business and Professional Woman's Club were installed in the Ama tilla Hotel Red Room for the coming year. President Mildred Buthker leads a slate including Dena Hill first vice president Blanche Pumphrey second vice president Lyda Mae Walker secretary Katherine Metcalf treasurer Amelia Miller parliamentarian. Delegates to the state convention at Houston June 1 12 and 13 were announced with Fl Paso chosen as 1937 convention site. Grace Fitzgerald of Dallas elected state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Red Room
Amatillo Hotel
Mildred Buthker
Dena Hill
Blanche Pumphrey
Lyda Mae Walker
Katherine Metcalf
Amelia Miller
Buthker
Maude M. McClung
Faye Gordon
Elizabeth Nixson
Blanche Davidson
Houston
Fl Paso
Grace Fitzgerald
Dallas
Mary Sitton
Ruth Griffin
Miss Walker
Cora Astle
Irene Duncan
Gordon
Miss Hill
Alice Hubbell
Miss Metcalf
Mrs. McClung
Ernestine Osborn
Miss Nixson
Iris Peters
Alma Richardson
Mary A. Scott
Dora Watt
Edith England
Velda Coffee
Olga Eldridge
Osborn
D. O. Hill
Circle Entertained With Breakfast
Mrs. Henry Jones hosted Circle No. 1 of West Amarillo Christian Church at a Wednesday morning breakfast. Tables wore garden flowers. Guests included Eunice Hulen Powell Smith Mullins and members W F Davis Lee Shropshire Mattie Worsham Dot Hembres C W Kincaid Price Hooks M F Hawkins R F E Wates W O Payne Charles Adkisson and A T Renfroe. Capitol height noted as 751 feet 4 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jones
Jefferson Street
Circle No. 1
West Amarillo
Jaunty shirtfrock pattern for warm days
Spur o the moment invitations are welcomed by the proud posses sor of this jaunty shirtfrock. This Anne Adams design features a turn back collar and front button loop, with short sleeves and a smart yoke for a cool casual look. Pattern 4026 available in multiple sizes. 15 cents each book and pattern book offers summer designs. send order to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Anne Adams
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Gly-Cas touted as cure for wide range of ailments in Amarillo affidavit
An Amarillo reader extols Gly-Cas as a cure for rheumatism neuritis stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. W F Van Hooser 81 credits it with ending gas pains indigestion dizziness and constipation after two boxes. The ad notes price 1 per box or 6 for 5 via Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver-Eakle Bldg and other local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. van Hooser
E. 12Th Street
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
Oliver-Eakle
Mr. van Hooser
Fox Drug Co No. 3
Oliver-Eakle Bldg
Social Calendar for Potter County Clubs Event
The Social Calendar lists activities for Saturday with the Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs at Miss Mary Sitton's office at 2 30 and the 4 H Club Girls of Highland Park hosting a games tournament at the school building at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Council of Home
Mary Sitton
Highland Park
Tea Social by Thrifty Club in Forest Hill Home
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club hosted a tea at Mrs. J. W. McKee home for Forest Hill Club members. Guests enjoyed flowers, candlelit tables, and readings. Special visitors from Brady and Pleasant Valley attended. club members and guests shared music and games. The Thrifty Club plans to meet July 8 with Mrs. Baland. Pola Negri’s real name is Appolonia Chałupesz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Forest Hill Club
J. W. McKee
McKee
Ray Baland
Patsy Scoby
Fred and
Earl Wendt
Bobby Williamson
Bobby Joe
Herbert Scoby
Texas
John Tom Miller
Betty Jean Sherrill
Mary Sitton
Roy P. Hill
O. A. Blankenship
Brady
W. N. Martin
Pleasant Valley
Mesdames C. E. McPherson
M. W. Retherford
T. H. Rodgers
W. A. Pascoe
W. H. Barrett
Lee Martin
Nathan Martin
Iola McPherson
Forest Hill
Thrifty Club
Mesdames
D. H. Scoby
G. M. Sullenger
W. T. Sherrill
Fred Wendt
L. O. Biggers
H. B. Davis
Grady Blair
J. E. Adelmann
Lee Williamson
F. D. Reid
Bryan York
C. H. Mixon
Susie Coop
Drucilla Adelmann
Patsy Blair
Mary Lucille York
Mrs. Baland
Possible to Be Too Idealistic or Too Loyal in Love
A columnist offers guidance to young couples about balancing love with practical needs and timelines. Readers share two dilemmas: a couple in love but years from financial security and a woman torn by affection for a married man, plus a girlfriend pressured by a mother-in-law dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Galahan
River Road Club Hosts Tea and Bedroom Contest Closing
The River Road Home Demonstration Club hosted an informal tea at Mrs. Quincy Ford’s home with musical solos and readings. The bedroom achievement contest for county clubs closes Saturday with model bedrooms judged by Miss Ruby Adams from Pampa, starting at Mrs. Gus Blessen in Bushland at 8 o clock, inviting visitors to tour the displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road Home Demonstration Club
Son-Cliff Club
Quincy Ford
Mesdames
A. P. Black
H. C. Gentry
F. L. Coffee
Mesdame
Jess Walter
the Hostess
Ruby Adams
Pampa
Gus Blessen
Bushland
Needle Art Club Theater Party At Fair Theater
The Needle Art Club was entertained with a theater party Tuesday afternoon at the Fair Theater. Attendees include Mesdames F. E. D. Hopkins J. J. Day F. E. O. Bateman W. D. Thornton W. B. Hand R. L. Bomar Lesley Stephens Harry M. Warren and Ted McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Art Club
The
Fair Theater
Mesdames FE
D. Hopkins
J. J. Day
FE. O. Bateman
W. D. Thornton
W. B. Hand
RL. Bomar
Lesley Stephens
Harry M. Warren
Ted McGovern
Expert conducts safety class for Magnolia Petroleum workers
W I Kent safety director leads an eight hour first aid course at the Herring Hotel for Magnolia Petroleum Company employees. The program, sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute and Magnolia, uses a U S Bureau of Mines text and covers bleeding, respiratory care, wounds burns and fractures with a focus on snake bite advice and emergency steps. About 480 Western Division employees have been trained since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Kent
Magnolia Petroleum Company
American Petroleum Institute
Herring Hotel
United States Department of the Interior
Bureau of Mines
Kent
Hartley Dies on Vacation in Enid Oklahoma
Word reached Santa Fe officials that W. W. Hartley died yesterday afternoon in Enid Oklahoma while on a vacation from Amarillo. Hartley, long in ill health, had served as chief clerk to the Santa Fe agent J. W. Brown and was well known in Amarillo and among railroad men. Funeral plans have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
W. W. Hartley
Enid
Okla
Schedule of visits for several residents and clubs
The list covers visit times at multiple homes and clubs including Mrs FE L Smith on River Road from 9:45 to 10:05, Ms H J Pankratz at Pleasant Valley from 10:15 to 10:35, Mrs E D Reid at Thrifty Club from 10:40 to 11, Mrs G T Fesser at Sunnyside from 11:20 to 11:40, Mr Harry Krabbe in Brady from 12:05 to 12:25, and Mrs Lee Martin at Forest Hill from 12:40 to 1:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Smith
River Road
H. J. Pankratz
Pleasant Valley
E. D. Reid
Thrifty Club
G. T. Fesser
Sunnyside
Harry Krabbe
Brady
Lee Martin
Forest Hill
Fair Visitor With Apple Dancer Becomes Exposition Sensation
Norman Oklahoma man Fred Benge, 35, became the Texas Centennial’s millionth visitor after a date with Mademoiselle Corinne Bois the apple dancer in Streets of All Nations. Exposition officials whisked him to dinner and a parade, while his wife’s telegram about liabilities remained unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benge
Norman
Okla
Mademoiselle Corinne
Mabel Rooks
Texas Rangerette
Paris
William A. Webb
Mademoiselle Corinne Bois
Roosevelt
Rangerette
Frat Ends Pow Wow Elects New Leader at Convention
Theta Kappa Omega wraps its 1937 convention in Hot Springs Arkansas after closing its annual meeting. James E. Robbins Jr of Jackson Tennessee elected president. Province masters named include Paul B Dollarhide of Childress Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Theta Kappa Omega High Fraternity
Hot Springs
Ark
Mae
James E. Robbins, Jr
Jackson
Paul BR
Dollarhide
Childress
Texas
B and White Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
Advertisement touts B and White Ointment for relief from itch, pimples, bumps, and rashes. Claims twenty years of use and strong endorsement, with a note of large can size and compatibility with Blaely and White Skin Soap.
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Circle
Capitol
Washington
MR. W. F. van Hooser
Pola Negri
Appolinia Chalupez
River Road Club
Edie
Magnolia
U.P
Fred
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Croquignole
Contoure Cosmetics
Milady Beauty Salon
Gack Dee
MR. Benny
Maxwell House
Toe O
General Foods
Jack Benny
MGM
Palais Royal
Hou
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