Women Society Notes and Local Meeting Plans
Society notes list church groups and meeting times. Activities include Amaryllia Bridge club at 5 00 pm with Mrs L D Lewis 7081 Pierce Street and W M S of Polk Street Methodist at 4 00 pm with Mrs W A Breining 1921 Harrison Street. Mizpah club meets at 3 00 pm with Mrs John Crudgington 1402 Hayden Street and Circle Three of First Baptist at 53 o'clock in church parlors. Belle Bennett Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist at 3 00 pm in Beginner's department with The Worker and His Bible lessons. A report covers local political events and a public appearance by Davidos, with K P Crees and W A Thomas addressing attendees and remarks on civil rights and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Amaryllia Bridge Club
L. D. Lewis
Pierce Street
W. M.S
Polk Street Methodist Church
W. A. Breining
Harrison Street
W. T. Leachman
Mizpah Club
John Crudgington
Hayden Street
Circle
First Baptist Church
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Mrs. J. D. Shuford Improves After Illness Abroad
A report from Mrs. J. D. Shuford, recently critically ill in Switzerland, says she is improving while at Staffelberg Bavaria Germany. She recalls travels through France Italy Switzerland and Germany and notes plans to visit Paris London Scotland and Ireland. Her permanent address is care of Thomas Cook and Son Nice France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Shuford
Switzerland
Staffelberg
Bavaria
Germany
Pi —— Staffelberg
Carlsbad
Rome
Florence
Venice
Milan
Vatican
Munich
Geneva
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
London
Scotland
Ireland
Cardus Restores Health Says Mrs. Lee T Marsh
Lynchburg Virginia resident Mrs. Lee T Marsh describes severe prior weakness and weight loss. She says taking Cardus six bottles over time restored appetite rest sleep and strength after years of illness. She recalls a cold episode after a Florida trip but a full recovery followed. Sold by all druggists. NC-172
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Cardus
Lee T. Marsh
First Street
Florida
Moody attacks highway commission over waste at Mineral Wells
Attorney General Dan Moody assails the Texas State Highway Commission in Mineral Wells accusing it of wasteful spending and defending unconstitutional contracts that overpaid the state. He blames James E Ferguson for undue influence and predicts Ferguson's political defeat on July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State Highway Commission
Dan Moody
Frank Lanham
Moody
Lanham
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson *K
Paducah
Wellington
Linden
James FE. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Two Runaway Girls Picked Up By Police
Police detain two runaway girls identified as Violet Beet and Pees after they were found wandering near Pelue street. Their guardians are notified and arrangements are being made for custody and possible return. No further details on charges or actions filed.
TASTELESS CHILL Tonic Returns to Market
A breezy ad claims Tee 2 Bree brings back the famed TASTELESS CHILL Tonic in a revival push. The bold misspelling and quirky phrasing create a retro feel as the product reemerges for modern consumers.
Renewal Health Through Purification Noted in Health Column
A health feature discusses purification methods and weekly routines aimed at cleansing the body. It mentions potential benefits to well being and cites general guidance without prescribing specific medical claims.
Weepack Vertitiver for Lave and Shrubbery Shone 91
A brief cryptic note describes a product named Weepack Vertitiver used for garden care. The line mentions lave and shrubbery with a final reference to 91, suggesting a model or batch code. No clear event or outcome is given.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meritene
Davideos
Circle Three
First Baptist
T. B. Holman
E. T. Dunaway
J. T. Russell
T. B
Mayer-Bush
Edward R. Mayer
James A. Bush
Amarillo Country Club
C. Marvin McCullough
Virginia Lady
Moody Score
Emetic
Amarillo Hotel
Jackmans Women and Childrens Wear
Windsor
Rayon
Bik
Brassieres
Girls’ Union Suits
Restensenth Ouheawettes Site
Ms Eee Ae
Materi
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