Woman for President boom starts with action by Miss Rock
New York March 1 a group led by Lillian D Rock launches a national movement urging a female president and a female vice president within years. The effort emphasizes organization, dues five dollars a year and a magazine while noting Belva Ann Lockwood ran in 1884.
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Mary Margaret McBride
New York
United States
White House
Lillian D. Rock
Women of
America
Miss Rock
National Association of Women the Just-Found League
Belva Ann Lockwood
Vera Mae Marshall Hosts Ten and Two Bridge Club
Vera Mae Marshall entertained the Ten and Two Bridge Club at 808 Pierce Street. Miss Virginia Marshall attended as a guest. Present were Alva Mae Wall Anna Mae Montgomery Bessie Reeves Iola Bogard Loyce Norton Vera Mae Marshall May belle Baird Merle White and Ora Frazier. High score went to Mrs. Wall second to Mrs. Norton and low to Miss Frazier. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Baird at 306 B East Eighteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Mae Marshall
Pierce Street
Virginia Marshall
Alva Mae Wall
Anna Mae Montgomery
Bessie Reeves
Iola Bogard
Loyce Norton
Maybelle Baird
Merle White
Ora Frazier
Wall
Norton
Miss Frazier
Baird
East
Eighteenth Avenue
Ci TONIGHT Spring Festival and many events at city venues
Tonight features a Spring Festival at First Christian Church. A Catholic Daughters benefit dance runs at Roseland Ballroom from 9 30 to 12 30. Pupils of Minnie Wells Josey and Mrs A B Kirby perform at the Academy of Music and Arts at 8. Pan Hellenic Council hosts a dance at The Nat 9 30 to 12 30. Story Hour at Potter County Library at 10, A A U W luncheon at Herring Hotel noon, Texas Exes banquet at Rose Bowl Tea Room 7, Ladies of Sacred Heart Bazaar at 502 Polk noon and evening meals, Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 performance by Millie Jo Houck and Mary Jane Houck at 2.00.
Style Show Luncheon Honors Visiting Ladies at Amarillo Event
The Amarillo stock show and Panhandle Livestock Association convention hosts a luncheon at 12:30 PM Tuesday at the Bowl Tea Room 410 Polk. Mrs Art Wagoner and Mrs John C Fain lead arrangements with Junior Welfare League models, Gordon Style Shop clothing, and orchestra music. Out of town guests receive luncheon tickets at registration at the Amarillo Hotel Monday and Tuesday. Local cattlewomen may RSVP with Mrs Stinnett at the Rose Bowl Saturday. tickets available at the tea room Tuesday.
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Bowl Tea Room
Polk Street
Art Wagoner
John C. Fain
Junior Welfare League
Gordon
Amarillo Hotel
Beaumont Stinnett
Jack Roach
Stinnett
Rose Bowl
J. A. Whittenburg, Jr
Ladies Entertainment Committee
Pleasant Valley Club Discusses 4-H Work at Meeting
Mrs L L Hoyt outlines 4 H club aims and results as Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club hosts. Members, guests, and officials attend. a county meeting for Thrifty and Pleasant Valley areas is planned. a men’s club will form and quarterly reports due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Hoyt
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
J. K. Hill
Popularity Contest Set for Sacred Heart Cathedral Bazaar
The Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish Ladies hold a bazaar at 502 Polk Street with a popularity contest featuring Amose Irwin Frances Chance Gertrude Peters Mary Evelyn Herbert Georgia Anna Mager Phillis McDade Ruth Fitzpatrick Vivian Goodman and Mary Corbin. Meals bingo fancy work and home cooked foods will be sold. Mrs Sadie Gordon is general chairperson and several prizes will be awarded. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Wheeler
William Farassey
J. W. Daley
E. H. Baker
MISS STORY HOSTESS AT HOME CRAFT CLUB MEETING
The Home Craft group met Tuesday at Miss LaBelle Star R N Miller and other members including R T Martin J L Green and M A Hudson with the hostess. Next week the club will not meet due to Mother in Law Day observance. The March 12 meeting will be at Mrs Green's 2204 Buchanan Street. Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 will meet Saturday at 2 pm at Millie Jo and Mary Jane Houck 3009 Tyler Street with Bach and Handel on the program and roll call naming great composers. The Room Mothers Club of Buchanan Street School gathered at Mrs C R Calvert's home Wednesday to quilt with a soap demonstration and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Story
Miss LaBelle Star
Mesdames R. N. Miller
R. T. Martin
J. L. Green
M. A. Hudson, Jr
Philharmonic Group No
Millie Jo
Mary Jane Houck
Tyler Street
Buchanan Street
C. R. Calvert
W. P. Henry
Miss Alice Evans Honored at Shower
Miss Alice B Evans was honored with a shower at the home of Mrs Otho L Shamblin at 1624 Hayden Street on Wednesday afternoon Bridge was played for entertainment with high score going to Mrs Pansy Redman and second high to Mrs Grady Fox A pink and white color motif appeared in the bridge accessories and refreshments Attendees included Mesdames W A Evans Grady L Fox Bob Staltaworth Pansy Redman Jean Keendle J Willis and Misses Alice B Evans Alma Macky and the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Evans
Otho L. Shamblin
Hayden Street
Pansy Redman
Grady Fox
Mesdames
W. A. Evans
Grady L. Fox
Bob Staltaworth
Jean Keendle
P T A Postpones Meetings to March Twelfth
Forest Hill and McKinley Parent-Teacher associations cancel Tuesday gatherings due to Mother-in-Law Day observance. Regular meetings will be rescheduled for March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
McKinley Parent-Teacher Associations
Household peanut hunt and follow the leader games
Household games for children include an out of doors peanut hunt with peanuts hidden in easy places and a prize for the child who finds the most. Another good outdoor activity is Follow the Leader with simple, safe rules.
Christ Jesus Theme of Christian Science Lesson
The topic for Sunday’s Christian Science service centers on Christ Jesus with the Golden Text from Colossians urging belief and walking in him The lesson includes biblical citations about Jesus appearances and the signs that follow believers The article also gives home tips on vinegar for brass and nickel care and stain removing advice followed by a notice of a pancake supper at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church on Shrove Tuesday
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Christ Jesus the Lord
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Lesson Sermon Cites Bible and Textbook Passages
The Lesson-Sermon includes a Bible verse from Mark 16 and an excerpt from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It discusses faith being uplifted through the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Production of tantalum in Ontario discussed
The article notes tantalum, hailed by experts as potentially superior to tungsten for electric light bulb manufacture, may soon be produced in Ontario. It reflects on notions of eternal life and the allness of soul and spirit versus matter.
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Ontario
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Florence Allen
Ohio
Literary Digest
the Treasury
Josephine Roche
League
Vera Mae Marshall Entertains Club
O- Ster
Owen
First Christian Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Roseland Ballroom
Minnie Wells Josey
A. B. Kirby
Recital Academy of Music and Arts
Pan-Hellenic Council
Potter County
Amarillo
Binford Arney
Tony Latines
Texas
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Ladies of Sacred Heart Cathedral
Junior Philharmonic
P. T. A. Council
Open Forum Club
Interfraternity
Pleasant Valley Club
A. P. Black
P. C. Bennett
Thrifty
Pleasant Valley
Nancy Williams
Ruby Ford
Hill and Williams
Jack Jerman
H. C. Gentry
W. A. Duckworth
F. 8. Chapman
Ray Alexander
H. A. Turner
Mesdames A. R. Anderson
E. L. Butterfield
J. I. Chariton
J. H. Click
A P. Black
W. N Martin
Lee McBride
Everett McBride
H. J. Pankratz
G. L. Coffee
Jim Roundtree
Charles Bebout
Quincy Ford
B. Altman
Alice Evans
Schilling
Doz. C
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Christ Jesus
Christian Science Service
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Gebhardt’s
San Antonio
bAstican Cookery
Mark
C. Fruit
Sunkist
Maxwell
Eeee
Sunnyfield
RITZ
Maxwell House Coffee
Armour's Star
White King
Great West
Jane Good
Pard Dog Food
Snyder
Mazola
Fort Howard Tissue
del Monte
du Men
Sion
Aonte
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