Club Fetes Composer In Guest Program
Members of music clubs from Hereford Clarendon and Canyon attended the Amarillo Philharmonic Club recital featuring Charlotte Ing ham Ward at the Federation Club rooms. Ward presented a program of compositions with Mrs Don Bowie Jr soprano and Mrs Howard Boxwell contralto aiding. The audience included Ward family members from Canyon Canadian and Canyon. The program spanned Ward works from Prelude to a Sonata and religious songs Listen for Hear Thou My Voice Ave Maria and Lord God of My Salvation. The tea table featured snapdragons and silver serveware as hostesses circulated with club officers.
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Hereford
Clarendon
Canyon
Amarillo
Marian Anderson
W. L. Burns
C. C. Cunningham
W. D. DeGrassi
W. N. Stokes
Joe Gamble
Roberta Williams
T. H. Campbell
I. H. Davies
Macon O. Carder
Bob Crudgington
Wells Faulkner
A. M. Meyer
Charles Riley
Frank M. Scott
Jack SoRelle
Texas Theme Dominates Twentieth Century Culture Club Meeting
The Twentieth Century Culture Club met at Mrs. H. Brian’s home to discuss Texas topics including a review of The Life of Governor Beauford H. Jester and The Life of Ginger Rogers. Members voted to subscribe to National Geographic for the Negro library and to send clothes to a European orphanage. The next meeting is March 15 at Mrs. Pat Dean’s home.
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Texas
Twentieth Century Culture Club
H. Brian
Townsend Douglas
National Geographic Magazine
Europe
E. G. Powell
Beauford H. Jester
Pat Dean
Roy Cowie
Ginger Rogers
R. H. Owens
R. E. Abbott
Clair McCollum
Jerry Dye
Harrell Bailey
L. D. Blasingame
W. H. Brian
J. G. DeWald
Armand Dowie
Roy Dowie
Byron Ellis
W. L. Hickerson
R. L. Moore
W. R. Scott
Ray Richards
Hillcrest
Linda Haley Honored At Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs Otis Haley hosted a party at 1306 Broadmoor yesterday afternoon to celebrate Linda Haley turning five. Linda received a baby orchid corsage as guests, including Linda Gayle O Bri en Barbara Wertz Mary Wertz Kathleen Holland Martha Farris Evelyn Fisney Bryan Jones Patricia Pryor Portia Pryor Jimmy Cline Janan Baldwin Linda Haley and Mrs Laura Haley of Gibbon Neb attended.
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Otis Haley
Broadmoor
Linda
Linda Gayle O’brien
Barbara Wertz
Mary Wertz
Kathleen Holland
Martha Farris
Evelyn Fisney
Bryan Jones
Patricia Pryor
Portia Pryor
Jimmy Cline
Janan Baldwin
Laura Haley
Gibbon
Neb Advertisement
Pilot Club Plans Bridge Tournament At Herring Hotel
The Pilot Club held a business session at Miss Maude Lynch’s home on 907 Fannin with Mrs. Frances Cyrus presiding. They discussed constitutional changes and by-laws and announced a March 18 8 PM Bridge Tournament at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel to raise funds for the club speech school project. Attendees included Mesdames Coye Dees Jewell Sittel Dorothy Adams Hazel Lewis Frances Cyrus Ann Hastings Lorine Whittington Lewis Shane Sarah Winter Billie Davis Virginia Schroeder Mildred Lamb Dr Frances Ruth Benson Adra Lamons Dorothy Wagerle Maude Lynch Lucille Jennings Esther Boulware Rita Lamons Eva Blakemore Eunice Best.
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Pilot Club
Dorothy Adams
Hazel Lewis
Frances Cyrus
Ann Hastings
Lorene Whittington
Lewis Shane
Sarah Winter
Billie Davis
Virginia Schroeder
Mildred Lamb
Frances Ruth Benson
Adra Lamons
Dorothy Wagerle
Maude Lynch
Lucille Jennings
Esther Boulware
Rita Lamons
Eva Blakemore
Eunice Best
Gold Star Girl Named at Potter County Club Meeting
Virginia Detten of St. Francis 4-H Girls' Club named the 1947 Gold Star Girl at a Potter County Home Demonstration Council session in Room 104 Courthouse. Mrs. T. E. Bursey presided as committees were named to plan the county party for March. attendees from River Road Thrifty Economy Sunnyside Sixty-Six Humphreys Highland Pleasant Valley Bushland and other clubs listed with officers and the Potter County agent Kate Lock.
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Virginia Detten
St. Francis
Potter County
Bessie Hunnicutt
Pleasant Valley
Frank Webb
Lee Williamson
E. L. Gibson
H. C. Gentry
Bushland
T. G. Baldwin
Pauline Lokey
Kate Lock
Banks Close in Texas Independence Day Observance
Banks across Amarillo and the Amarillo Clearing House Association suspend operations for Texas Independence Day. The piece recalls the 1836 Declaration at Washington on the Brazos and the 1845 admission of Texas as a U.S. state after congressional approval of a state constitution.
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Amarillo Clearing House Association
Washington
Brazos
Republic of Texas
Texas
United States Congress
United States
Shortest War Mentioned in History at Zanzibar Clash
A historical note claims the Zanzibar conflict with Britain was the shortest war lasting about 40 minutes. A separate report describes British police and troops near Jerusalem with signs of a large battle, heavy weapons heard and mortars suspected, amid Jewish forces seen moving into position.
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Zanzibar
Great Britain
Jerusalem
Pazo Ointment Promises Relief for Simple Piles Innards
A vintage advertisement touts Pazo Ointment as a quick relief for simple piles. It claims to relieve pain and itching, soothe inflamed tissue, lubricate dry parts, prevent cracking, reduce swelling, and stop minor bleeding. Includes tubes and a perforated pile pipe for thorough use.
Psychologist Delivers Talk On Home Takes Inventory
Dr. C. H. Clawson of Amarillo College spoke on Home Takes Inventory From the Viewpoint of a Psychologist in a Maret Wills Parent-Teacher Association program at the school. An open forum followed as Mrs. M. EB. Jacobson introduced the speaker and led a chorus of third graders in Texas and Mexican themed costumes. About 100 attendees included representatives from Sanborn, Sam Houston, Pleasant Valley, Bivins, San Jacinto and Margaret Wills Schools.
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Maret Wills
Aon
C. H. Clawson
Amarillo College
M. EB. Jacobson
C. W. Lipsey
West Amarillo
Sanborn
Sam Houston
Pleasant Valley
Bivins
San Jacinto
Margaret Wills Schools
Return of Mrs Henry Cusick From Convention
Mrs Henry Cusick 2027 Ons department vice president Fifth district of the American Legion Auxiliary has returned from East land after attending the 17th district American Legion and Auxiliary convention last weekend. She was honored at a membership tea and spoke on Membership at a joint Legion Auxiliary meeting. She addressed the auxiliary on Principles Cher ished by the American Legion Auxiliary. Recently she was called to Groom to organize an Auxiliary unit there.
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Henry Cusick
American Legion Auxiliary
Eastland
American Legion and Auxiliary
J. R. Gleaton
Cusick
Legion and
Auxiliary
Primero Chapter to Meet in Federation Club Rooms
Primero Chapter of the Speakers Institute will hold a regular session Thursday at 9 30 oclock in the Federation Club Rooms. Burglar gets stung in Tulsa as thief pockets 500 in Confederate money from oilman W L Herring while missing 1000 in jewelry.
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Primero
Speakers Institute
Federation Club
Tulsa
Okla
U.P
W. L. Herring
Herring
SSS Tonic promises relief for upset stomachs and sleep
Old stomachs need more help as age increases. SSS Tonic claims to boost gastric juice flow to prevent fermentation and gas. It ads a nonorganic stomach disturbance and nutritional anemia benefit. It urges readers to buy now, with millions of bottles sold.
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Happy People
SSS Tonic
Northcutt joins panel on child welfare issues
E. O. Northcutt participated as discussants weighed contributing factors to child welfare. They cited working mothers, weak cooperation between parents and teachers, class disparities in problem handling, and late recreational hours. A domestic relations court was recommended over a juvenile court.
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E. O. Northcutt
British and Jews in Battle Against Arabs in Jerusalem
British and Jewish forces fought Arab snipers on hillsides along the Jerusalem Jaffa road. A Jewish Agency source reported the engagement as British troops vowed to increase weapon use and support.
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Jerusalem
Jerusalem-Jaffa
Jewish Agency
Walter Hunt's 1834 sewing machine innovation failed
Walter Hunt invented a sewing machine with shuttle and eye pointed needle in 1834, laying the groundwork for later designs, but it never gained use or adoption in his time.
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Walter Hunt
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