Study Club Holds Evening Meeting
The 4 Junior Progressive Study Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. W. Arden's home at 2020 Teckla with guest speaker Mrs. C Richard Wagner presenting on Amarillo Cerebral Palsy. Mrs. Arden won the meeting prize. new member Mrs. J W Conway joined. Next meeting is a March 14 business session at 8 pm at Mrs. J C Oakley's home 1014 Hillcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Arden
Teckla
C. Richard Wagner
Amarillo
Arden
Mesdames
Arlie Barnett
L. F. Blake
G. A. Callahan
Calvin Cox
J. W. Gouldy
N. C. Long
Erle Mathis
C. T. Shropshire
M. B. Woodall
J. C. Oakley
Sam L. West
J. W. Conway
Hillcrest
Local Market Foods And Bargains Amid Budding Season
Diners learn lettuce is best buy on the local market though oversupply may push quick crops at loss. Bananas scarce, avocados prime late. Stayman Winesaps from Canada and Texas Valencias plentiful. A pork chops with fruit dressing recipe is given, plus tuna chowder for Lenten meals. Shipyard strikes divert Belfast vessels from repair yards to other ports.
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Amarillo
Texas
Poteet
San Antonio
Canada
Amarilo
KFMR
Luncheon at Washington Ave Christian Church
Washington Avenue Christian Church Woman's Council held a covered dish luncheon yesterday. After the meal, members recited the Lord's Prayer and sang I Would Be True. Mrs. R. W. Nowlin gave a devotional titled Missionaries. Mrs. C. B. Battenberg led a lesson on the same topic as business moved forward under Mrs. John Sullivan. Attendees included Mesdames King Taylor Sullivan Outland Bolton Byler King Tempelmeyer Yates Chambers Anderson Rockett Solomon McMinn Nowlin Pyles Montgomery Caldwell Weisenman Gross and guest Mrs. Battenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue Christian Church Woman's Council
R. W. Nowlin
C. B. Battenberg
John Sullivan
Mesdames King Taylor
H. L. Outland
R. C. Bolton
Katherine Byler
Howard J. King
FE. H. Tempelmeyer
L. A. Yates
Joe M. Chambers
J. E. Anderson, Jr
E. O. Rockett
W. O. Solomon
H. E. McMinn
Bethel Pyles
Elsie Montgomery
Maggie Caldwell
A. M. Weisenman
M. B. Gross
Mrs. C. B. Battenberg
San Jacinto Lodge Business Session
Mrs Bashie Young presided over the San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge 145 meeting in Rebekah Hall Tuesday evening A visitor Mrs Annie Perkins of Harmon Oklahoma was welcomed The next meeting is scheduled for March 7 at 8 o'clock in Rebekah Hall 28074 West Sixth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashie Young
Noble Grand
San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
Annie Perkins
Harmon, Okla
West Sixth
Illicit liquor trade spreads in Durban by poor whites
Police report a clandestine liquor trade in Durban where poor white residents supply spirits to Indian and native buyers barred from liquor stores. The operation underscores racial and economic tensions as enforcement targets repeat offenders and warnings are issued to curb illegal sales.
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Durban
South Africa
Miss Pauline Lokey Demonstrates Self Improvement
Mrs. Carl Neighbors hosted Progressive Home Demonstration Club Tuesday for a demonstration by Potter County agent Miss Pauline Lokey. Lokey discussed self improvement and helped members with makeup tips. They planned a 42 party with husbands. next meeting is March 14 at 2:30 with Mrs. W. H. Pavillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Neighbors
Gluck Switch
Progressive Home Demonstration Club
Pauline Lokey
Potter County Home Demonstration
Miss Lokey
Mesdames B. E. Combee
W. E. Gilbert
Lynn R. Harris
Arlie Maxwell
Marvin Chamberlain
Richard Omey
W. H. Pavillard
River Road
PTA To Sponsor Play at School
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a play titled Off of the Track at the school on March 7 and 8. Rehearsals are led by Mrs. E. B. Hicks with a cast including Mrs. R. N. Stewart Mrs. W. D. Oates Mr. and Mrs. Bob White Noel Rickman and Jackie Killman Mrs. G. R. Maxwell and Mrs. Olin F. Thornton. The plot centers on a group stranded for a night in a rural depot after a train wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
E. B. Hicks
R. N. Stewart
D. Oates
Bob White
Noel Rickman
R. D. Killman
Jackie
G. R. Maxwell
Olin F. Thornton
Natal University Student Hitches 60 Miles On Hearse
A Natal University student in South Africa traveled sixty miles by hitching a ride on a hearse. The unusual journey drew attention from peers and local residents as the vehicle crossed towns to reach its destination.
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Natal University
South Africa
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