P T A at Central Junior High Plans Book Review Tea
Central Junior High School P T A officers teachers and room sponsors met at Mrs E F Langdon’s home for a business and social session. They outlined plans for a book review tea with Mrs Ben Stone hosting on Harrison Street and H. G. Wells Autobiography to be reviewed by Mrs Everett Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Langdon
Ong Street
R. L. Mclain
Ben Stone
Harrison Street
Everett Carpenter
H. G. Well
Moss Richardson
West Texas State Teachers College
Association
St. Patrick
H. E Smith
A. T Bryce
P Harmon
O. R. Milnor
C. M. Williams
John Armstrong
George T Riley
Joe Tressicier
C. V. Wood
L. H
Sacred Heart Altar Society Meets at Parish House
The Altar Society of Sacred Heart Cathedral will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in the Parish House. Father J J Neff asks all members to attend. The Parent Teacher Association of Price Memorial College will meet at 4 at the Parish House. Texas Blue Bonnet Bridge Club meeting postponed to Wednesday 2 30 with Mrs J T Simpson hosting at 1703 East Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society of
Sacred Heart Cathedral
J. J Neff
Parent-Teacher Association of
Price Memorial College
Texas Blue Bonnet Club
Texas Blue Bonnet Bridge Club
J. T. Simpson
East Tenth Avenue
Alice Landergin P. T. A
Alice Landergin
Parent- Teacher Association
J. H. Utterback
Parker Street
Bery Needle Club
R. S. Branum
Roberts Street
Writers Study Bodies of Stories at Mrs Cheney Home
Members of the class gathered at 1408 Madison Street to read and discuss story bodies with outlines for endings. Next meeting set for Thursday at 8 PM, Mrs Cheney hosts. contest details and deadlines for Pen Women members and outside writers announced, with entry rules and prize conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred J. Cheney
Madison Street
Lois McCormick
Cheney
Pen
Carolyn D. Timmons
Hayden Street
H. G. Baucom
Jackson Street
Thomas H. Uazzell
Keyton
Maria
First Baptist Church
Glen Keyton
A baby for you method offered by Mrs Mildred Owens
A home method shared by Mrs Mildred Owens of Kansas City Missouri promises to help couples denied a baby for years. She invites readers to write for details and testimonials from others who found happiness through the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arma
Emile
Mildred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Community club meetings fill Amarillo schedule
A dense list of events unfolds for Monday and Tuesday in Amarillo with numerous clubs, libraries, and churches hosting meetings, luncheons, and postposed events. Notable gatherings include the American Legion Auxiliary Drum Corps at the Legion Hall and the Advisory Board of Potter County Library at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Potter County
Recent Bride Honored at Shower in West Fifteenth Avenue
A surprise bridal shower for Mrs Jack Donard Duke was hosted by Mrs Charles Setwell at 711 West Fifteenth Avenue with bridge games and refreshments. Attending guests included Miss Gladys Gray Frances Robertson Dorothy Beeman and many named by initials and titles. Mrs Duke formerly Miss Dick Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Donard Duke
Charles Setwell
West Fifteenth Avenue
Bates Witt
Robert McGee
Gladys Gray
Frances Robertson
Dorothy Beeman
Mery Desmond Clara Lemons
Mildred Sanders
Aldah Hevron
Vivian Cooper
Maribelle Duke
Katie Coleman
Rosemary Booth
Mesdames G. W. Hevron
Hettie Duke
Carl Lester
C. A. Cadwallader
Betty Smith
Maud Duke
H. C. Gray
W. B. Jones
Tronnie Smith
John Oakes
Charles Seiwell
Jack Duke
Chatter Box Club Elects Officers at Friday Meeting
Mrs. J. FE. Pierce was elected president of the Chatter Box Club at a Friday afternoon gathering at 811 Houston Street. Other officers named were Mrs. Aron Hart as vice president, Mrs. T F. Daws as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. H L Turner as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Pierce
Chatter Box Club
R. D. Ward
T. D. Gross, Jr
Tax Fails on Coin Machines Injunction Reinstated
State officials report coin machine owners evaded a vending tax since 1933. A supersedeas bond restores the injunction against tax collection while a new bill is expected to be introduced to withstand further challenges. Miss Jewell Davidson, Potter County tax collector, and State Comptroller George H. Sheppard summarize the action and potential fees from $1.50 to $15 per machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sint
Jewell Davidson
Potter County
George H. Sheppard
Sheppard
98Th District Court
Austin
Texas
Attorney General's Department
Negro Pastor Fires Revolver Kills Two Intruders
Rev Edward Wainwright a Chicago Negro Baptist preacher says he fired a revolver for the first time when two intruders attempted to break into his home. He shot as they fled, killing one man and wounding the other who was found dead nearby. The pastor described no prior use of a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Wainwright
Wainwright
Kids Parade Brings Back Favorite Cop After Pardon
In Pittsburgh on March 4, Homewood School children paraded with banners asking for their cop back after Patrolman Edward T. Moran, suspended for a 1927 conviction of interfering with prohibition agents, was pardoned by President Roosevelt and reinstated. A daughter Barbara Jeannine arrives for Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Homewood
Edward T. Moran
Congress
Roosevelt
Moran
James L. Gordon
West Twenty-ninth Avenue
Barbara Jeannine
Gordon
Olive Butler
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
Advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment to cure itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. Claims tested medicine melts and soaks in quickly to kill the itch with money back guarantee if the first jar fails.
Topsoil Rebuild Takes 2800 Years Says Agriculture Dept
An estimate from the U S Department of Agriculture notes it would take about 2800 years for nature to restore seven inches of topsoil after severe erosion. The figure underscores soil conservation concerns and calls for action by farmers and policymakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturesion Service
Hce
U. S. Department of Agri
Human blood capillaries span about 100000 miles
The human body's network of blood capillaries reaches an estimated total length of 100000 miles, illustrating the vast scale of the microcirculatory system.
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Catholic Altar Society
Charles L. More
Trenton
New Jersey
NS Leola
Paris
Schiaparelli
Floyd O'Dell
Ernest and
Ernestine O'Dell
Kathleen O'Dell
O'Dell
Forest Hill
London
Open Forum Club
Progressive Speakers Club
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Security Benefit Association
Carpenters Hall
P. FE. O
C. D Jackson
P. BE. O
H. J Farwell
Washington Street
J M. O'Brien
L. B. Cox
Pla-Mor Bridge Club
Ben Henson
Sunset
Oelock
Sunnyside
Amarillo
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Humphrey Highlands P. T
Canary Bird Club
Home Craft Club
Berg Needle Club
L. L. Travis
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Bible Club No
J R. McClure
Linger Longer Bridge Club
Mrs. L.S. King
North West
Third Avenue
el Martes
Needle Club
L. P. Dowie
Buchanan Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
D. Roach
Rose Bowl
Axtell
Central Presbyterian Church
W. M.S
Church
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mrs. Duke
Dick Pickens
Barr
J. W. Barr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisiana Street
Agetic Club
Beryl Needle Club
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
E. R. Martin
T. H. McDonald
Treasury
Washington
America
Nu-Nail
Leading Dept and Drug Stores
Daws
Owens
Turner
Ward
Hart
W. Hess
L. D. King
A. H McBride
J. Pierce
H. C. Russell
S.S.S
Herbert M. Miller
Star Auto
B.C
BODY
Allstate
Sears
Pennsylvania
Erie Egaria
Kenmore
Brigrys & Stratton
H. P
Mullens
Ranger
Releen Ree
Polk
Amarillo, Texas
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