Mrs Lester Vick Is Honored By Local Party
A party at the Edward Hurt home in Birmingham honors Mrs Lester J Vick. Hosts Mrs Hurt and Mrs Guy Ballard presided with pink and white decor. Bridge and the game 42 provided entertainment. high scores went to Mrs Ernest Archambeau and Mrs T H Rowan. Attendees included Mrs J C Neudigate Mrs Ed Browder Mrs Kenneth Dixon Mrs R B Burnett Mrs W P Kenyon Mrs W S Kenyon Mrs P H Buthker Mrs Bert Schaffer Mrs F Howard Mrs George Russell Mrs E H Mann Mrs Ben H Harrison Mrs Glenn Kendrick and Miss Mable Rowan Miss Viola Ballard and Miss Johnny Rowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hurt
Alabama Street
Hurt
Guy
Ballard
Lester J. Vick
Ernest Archambeau
T. H. Rowan
J. C. Neudigate
Ed Browder
Kenneth Dixon
R. B. Burnett
W. P. Kenyon
W.S. Kenyon
P. H. Buthker
Bert Schaffer
F. Howard
George Russell
E. H. Mann
Ben H. Harrison
Glenn Kendrick
Mable Rowan
Viola Ballard
Johnny Rowan
Miss Roy Williams Heads to Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
Miss Roy Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Williams leaves Amarillo with her party to represent the city at the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth March 10 to 17. Accompanied by Miss Dorothy Robey and Mrs H D Whittington the group will be joined in Wichita Falls by Miss Faye Fisher as maid of honor. They attend the Steeple Chase ball March 14 then tour Austin before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Dorothy Robey
Cleveland
Ohio
H. D. Whittington
Wichita Falls
Faye Fisher
Williams
Austin
McKinley P T A Holds Regular Meeting and Awards
Members of the McKinley school Parent Teacher Association met in a regular session as pupils from the fifth and sixth grades performed a program. Superintendent W A McIntosh spoke on Local P T A. Tom Williams announced a school of instruction March 22-23 at the High School. Mrs J S Kendrick discussed the district convention in Lubbock April 10-12. Rooms of Mrs C C Reed and Mrs G D Kendall received awards for most mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
McKinley School
W. A. McIntosh
P.T. A
S. Tom Williams
Mother's Council
J. S. Kendrick
Lubbock
C. C. Reed
G.D. Kendall
Social Calendar highlights for local clubs and meetings
Priscilla Needle club meets at 3 at 2012 Fillmore St with Mrs. George G. Vaikus. Las Amigas Queridas hosts dinner at 7 30 at 1014 South Carolina St under Mrs. H R Clayton. No Hi Bridge club at 1624 Hayden St with Mrs. F T Howard. Woman's Benefit Association gathers at I C O F hall at 2 20. MacDowell Music club at 23909 Harrison St with Mrs. Fred Galle at 2 30. Le Mirage club meets at 1208 Lincoln St with Mrs. Earl Brant at 2. All members urged to attend. short business session planned. Hillcrest Country Club hosts regular dance at 9. all members and guests invited. Sanford P T A regular meeting at 3 30 at school. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Needle Club
George G. Vaikus
Fillmore Street
Las Amigas Queridas Club
H. R. Clayton
South Carolina Street
No Hi Bridge Club
F. T. Howard
Hayden Street
Woman's Benefit Association
I. C. O. F. Hall
MacDowell Music Club
Fred Galle
Harrison Street
le Mirage Club
Earl Brant
Lincoln Street
Hillcrest Country Club
Sanford P.T. A
Fidelis Class Luncheon With St Patrick Day Theme
The Fidelis class of First Baptist held its regular monthly business luncheon Tuesday at noon. St Patrick's Day motifs influenced all decorations and outfits. Members from groups seven and eight served, while Mrs J L Pinkerton gave an address. Jesse Rogers and C W Smith performed a cornet and saxophone solo with Mrs Rogers accompanying. Eleanor Lucas of Waco presented readings and J D Riddle sang a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Circle Seven
J. L. Pinkerton
Jesse Rogers
C. W. Smith
Rogers
Miss Bradford and Mr Ward Marry in Lubbock
Announcement of the wedding of Miss Christine Bradford and Mr Cornelius A Ward of Lubbock Texas set for Saturday evening at 9 o clock at Polk Street Methodist Church. Only witnesses were Mr Ward’s brother W H Ward and Mrs Ward. They spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ward at 2506 Taylor Street before returning to Lubbock to begin their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Bradford
Cornelius A. Ward
Lubbock
Texas
Lewis N. Stuckey
Polk Street Methodist Church
Mr. Ward
W. H. Ward
Mrs. Ward
Charles Bradford
J. H. Ward
League of Nations Tour With Mrs H P Cochran
The Wesley Friendship class of San Jacinto Methodist plans a League of Nations tour to Spain presented by Mrs H P Cochran at 701 Forrest Avenue Friday afternoon. Assistant hostesses include Mrs H C Kendrick Mrs Ira Stevenson and Mrs L Carrington. Members and guests welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto
Twentieth Century Club Meeting Planned This Friday
The Twentieth Century club will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs J M O'Brien 2412 Ong Street. Mrs W A Barlow leads the lesson on Rebellion by Marcel Howe Farnum. After the lesson an important business meeting will be held. all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
J. M. O'Brien
Ong Street
W. A. Barlow
Marcel Howe Farnum
Mizpah Club Teas With Mrs Thompson Saturday
Mizpah club members are invited to a Saturday afternoon tea at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. O. D. Thompson 111 West Fourth Roberts Place All members urged to attend Also noted Mr and Mrs E E Machovee and daughter Marie Machovee have returned from a several weeks visit in California at 2603 Hughes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Club
O. D. Thompson
West Fourth Street
Roberts Place
E. E. Machovee
Mies Marie Machovee
Hughes Street
California
Mrs Blackburn Hosts La Aiquillee Club Tea
Mrs Walter Blackburn opened her 2000 Harrison street home to members of the La Aiquillee club for an afternoon of needle work and conversation. Spring blossoms in seasonal shades enhanced decorations with Misa Emma Rutherford as the special guest among a list of present members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Aiquillee Club
Walter Blackburn
Harrison Street
Misa Emma Rutherford
EF. H. Archcraft
E. C. Britain
C. J. Blackburn
F. M. Neal
J. M. Simpson
Reservations for Game Tournament at Hillcrest Country Club
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a game tournament Saturday afternoon at Hillcrest Country Club. Reservations must be in by Thursday noon. Only fifty tables available and first reservations accepted. Call Mrs. M. L. Fuller 23523 Mrs. W. L. Blake 7447 or Mrs. H. C. Peques 6167. Transportation help available by calling the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hillcrest Country Club
M. L. Fuller
W. L. Blake
H. C. Peques
Girl Scouts Entertain Mothers for Seventh Anniversary
Girl Scouts of Troop One entertain their mothers with a program and tea at 4 pm Friday in the Fellowship Hall of Central Presbyterian Church to mark their seventh anniversary. Miss June Kritsinger performs a ukulele solo, Miss Patricia Blasdel recounts troop history, Lois Johnson reads, and a play titled Spice, Cakes and Tea is staged with cast members Miss Billy Phillips, Miss Louise Douche, Miss Mildred Harvey, Miss Mary Adel Miner, and Miss Katherine Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhe Girl Scouts
Troop One
Fellowship Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
June Kritsinger
Patricia Blasdel
Lois Johnson
Billy Phillips
Louise Douche
Mildred Harvey
Mary Adel Miner
Katherine Walker
Junior Child Study Club Meeting Set at Mrs Istard Home
Mrs. W. S. Istard will entertain members of the Junior Child Study club Friday afternoon at her home 2600 West Tenth street. All members requested to attend.
Mrs Person's Pupils to Broadcast from Gish Radio
A group of eight to twelve year old pupils from Mrs Daisy Person's Wolflin expression class will broadcast tomorrow evening at 6 50 from the Gish radio station. Participants include J B Alexander Bob Brummel Troy Price Margery Fisk Aileen Barker and Crawford Hoover. Mary Holman will give a musical reading and a piano number while Bob Brummel Floyd Cox and Helen Simpson will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Person
Wolflin
Gish
J. B. Alexander
Bob Brummel
Troy Price
Margery Fisk
Aileen Barker
Crawford Hoover
Mary Holman
Floyd Cox
Helen Simpson
New Cleansing Cream MELLO GLO Promises Youthful Complexion
Bridges Drug Co introduces MELLO GLO cleansing cream a liquid formula that nourishes and purifies pores while cocoa butter protects dry skin and avoids sagging customers are urged to ask for MELLO GLO as a companion to MELLO GLO Face Powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges Drug Co
Soviet Gold Shipped to U.S. Faces Treasury Ban
Five million dollars in Soviet gold shipped to the United States on February 21 sits under a treasury ban in two New York banks. The Justice Department advised the treasury that the bars cannot be assayed without violating the 1921 embargo on Russian gold imports unless title is guaranteed. The gold remains in vaults at Chase National Bank and Equitable Trust. withdrawal or idle storage are the likely options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
New York
Department of Justice
Soviet Bank of Moscow
Chase National Bank and Equitable Trust Company
Simple Calonite Method Removes Blackheads Fast
A simple method claims to dissolve blackheads in two minutes. Apply two ounces of Calonite powder on a hot wet cloth, rub briskly over affected areas, and supposedly all blackheads disappear.
First Step Taken as Gold Stock Loses 700 Daily
The text states the initial move occurred due to a devalued gold stock causing about $700 daily interest loss to the Soviet. The total loss exceeds $210,000, reflecting accumulated costs and financial strain.
Hill Named To Represent City At Capital
W. G. Hill, secretary of the Panhandle Auto Club, was elected to attend the national convention of the American Automobile Association in Washington D C on March 21 22 and 23. About 8 000 delegates are expected from across the country and nearly 2 800 club members are on the local rolls though 248 memberships expire in March prompting a future membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Panhandle Auto Club
Amarillo Hotel
W. G. Hill
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
United States
Hill
Nearly Mad With Rheumatic Pains Promoted by Oil
Patient recounts severe rheumatic pains and relief after using St. Jacob’s Oil. The advertisement claims the oil soothes rheumatism sciatica neuritis lumbago and neuralgia with painless penetration and no skin burning. Trial bottles recommended at drugstores.
Shelley visiting Red Lodge man may settle here
E. B. Shelley of Red Lodge Montana visits his mother Mrs. H. C. Shaw and Miss Velma Shelley at 606 Pierce Street and may locate here permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Shelley
Red Lodge
Mont
H. C. Shaw
Velma Shelley
Pierce Street
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promise Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims to ease stomach ache, nervous feelings, and heart palpitations, improve breathing, reduce drowsiness after meals, and prevent cold extremities by improving circulation. The product is sold in a yellow package for $1, available at RANDAL DRUG CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
Randal Drug CO
Ely's Cream Balm Relief For Cold and Catarrh
Relief for clogged nostrils and stuffed head with Ely's Cream Balm. A small bottle from your druggist soothes inflamed mucous membranes and provides instant breathing ease for cold symptoms and catarrh. Fragrant antiseptic cream that penetrates air passages in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
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Lester Vick
Miss Roy Williams
McKinley P
T. A
Shop Regents
Polk St
Fidelis
Miss Bradford
H. P. Cochran
Mrs. Thompson
Joe Gray Dairy
A. P. Morrow Dairy
Cy Patton Dairy
Mrs. Blackburn
Girl Scouts
U.S
Blackheads
Onine
S-Xin
Lin
Rubinstein
Helena Rubinstein
Valaze
Polk Street
FOX Drug CO
England
Wedgwood
Spode
Little Brown House
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