Odd Bets and Health Notes Spark Local Snippets
A mixed batch of notices references an appendix operation at St Anthony’s Hospital and a resident moved to 1714 Jackson Street. Amarillo carpenters union men work on a Santa Fe depot 83 miles north. Will Sett seeks a fire dept listening post job. A country drive is praised for health. Red Cross relief funds face refusals amid Arkansas creditor disputes. Camel cigarette plates shipped for a $50 000 prize contest. Whiskey advised for window cleaning if used with care. Mexican worker return programs offer 20 percent reduced rail fare. Governor Cedillo donates bulls to Piedras Negras fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Saturnino Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
Piedras Negras
Berean Class Hosts Pollyanna Party at West Amarillo Church
Berean Class members and guests enjoyed a St Patrick themed Pollyanna party at the West Amarillo Christian Church. Prizes were awarded to several ladies and refreshments were served as games and contests provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Womble
R. E. Wales
Farrell Fox
P. 4
Thurman
Berean
West Amarillo
Price Books
C. C. Fountain
CG. Titus
Patrick
Art Wheeler
R. A. Barhyte
W. Oq.mayne
J. McLain
H. F. Newman
H. Carrington
Little Theater selects Daddies as top play of season
Amarillo Little Theater praises the Daddies musical presented by the Melody Maids. Mrs E A Khey directed and the Melody Maids provided the acts, with Mrs C M Holt, the theater president, endorsing the production as one of the season’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Little Theater
E. A. Khey
C. M. Holt
Ittle Theater
Endeavor Meeting At First Christian Church Attended
Forty seven members attended the Intermediate Christian Endeavor program at the First Christian Church on Sunday evening. The discussion focused on Why Do We Go to Church. Miss Margaret Jey served as reader with Paul Boxwell Jean Wright Kenneth Fimmerman Zula Mae Blackwell Rev Snodgrass Evan Pitts and Isabel Boxwell participating. A brief business meeting followed to set final plans for next Friday evening’s carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ristian Church
Margaret Jey
Paul Boxwell
Wjean Wright
Kenneth Fimmerman
tZula Mae Blackwell
Snodgrass Evan Pitts
Isabel Boxwell
San Jacinto P to Hold Open Meetings This Week
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen plans an open meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the F Hall with Dani Thomes Harmon leading a likely top program. Also the San Jacinto Parenter Teacher Association meets Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at the school with talks on Citizenship and Christian Education. Scouts will waive 3 scout drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
F. Hall
Dani Thomes Harmon
Brotherhood of American Si Yeomen
The
San Jacinto Parer
James C. Cade
Marion Hill
Ballet Dancer Falls From Ninth Floor at Paramount Hotel
Miss Bern Rice Olowecki, 21, a ballet dancer, fell to her death from the ninth floor of the Paramount Hotel in New York early today. Police deemed it accidental. Guests, alerted by her screams and the impact, found her on the roof of a three story structure after she opened a window for fresh air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bern- Rice
BR. Olowecki
Paramount
Junior League barbecue raises 250 for children clinic
The Junior Welfare League cleared 250 at a Fat Stock Show barbecue to fund a children’s clinic. Local businesses backed the event with donations of beef, beans, coffee, and other supplies. Jay Taylor sponsored music. I J Davis led cooking and dishwashing duties at 1301 North Pierce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Welfare League
Neal Hall
Bivins
Jimmie Shelton
Ted Houghton
McIlroy Markets
Pinkney Packing House
Verna Jester Hosts What Next Bridge Club
Miss Verna Jester entertained the What Next Bridge Club at 310 Alabama Street on Friday evening. Green and white decor and spring flowers framed games with St Patrick motifs. Martha Killough won high score, Marie Roberts second, Margot Nelson low. other members included Mildred Pruett Ernestine Rollins Reba Bellen Elsie Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Jester
What Next
Alabama Street
St. Patrick
Martha Killough
Marie Roberts
Margot Nelson Low
Mildred Pruett
Margot Nelson
Ernestine Rollins
Reba Bellen
Elsie Browne
Seibel Addresses River Road PTA on Liquid Air Uses
Dr. C W Seibel spoke to the River Road Home Demonstration Club on liquid air and its applications. Miss Lavaughn McBride played a violin solo, and Mrs A J Crow spoke on Conservative Parenthood. Delegates chosen for Perryton district meeting. thrift room plans discussed and committees appointed for officer nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Seibel
River Road
Thrift Room
P.T. A
B. Kersey
John Hall
R. S. Connellee
Percy Gibbs
W. D. DeGrassi
R. S. Killough
Central Junior High P T A to Meet
Central Junior High P T A will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the school The topic is What Is Good Literature for the Junior High Student Mrs W E Murrell will talk on Literature for the Eighth Grade Pupil The Home and School Library will be discussed by Mrs Eva Thompson Every member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High P. T. A
W. E. Murrell
Eva Thompson
Alpha Zeta Betas To Meet Tonight
The Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority will meet at Miss Audrey Wingo's home, 05 Lamar Street, this evening at 7:30. All members are urged to attend.
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Alpha Zeta Betas
Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority
Audrey Wingo
Lamar Street
Plemmons Entertain With Lovely Class Party
Mr and Mrs H T Plemmons hosted the Congenial Couples Class of First Christian Church at the Boxwell home 900 B Taylor St with pink and white sweetpeas and a 42 game session featuring couples including Seago Mann Hickerson Utterback Riddle Joiner Krippendorf Stockett Tucker Jackson James Strickland Hickerson Henderson Plemmons Boxwell Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T. Plemmons
First Christian Church
Paul Boxwell
Taylor Street
Seago
E. Mann
B. L. Hickerson
J. H Utterback
W. H. Utterback
H. M. Riddle
Joiner
D. F. Krippendorf
W. C. Stockett
1925 Bridge Club To Meet Friday
The 1926 Bridge Club will meet at Mrs. Tom Harris home 4230 West Thirteenth Avenue Friday at 1 PM. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harris
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Scandals of 1931 all star show in Amarillo teaser
A weekend of events culminates in March 10 and 11 with an all star presentation of Scandals of 1931 by Amarillo residents. A chorus of thirty two high school girls performs dances and maneuvers in colorful costumes followed by a minstrel style act with song, humor, and audience banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauces
Amarillo
Thrilling concert offers charity show with many acts
A vivid ad describes thrilling tenors quartette solos and ensembles plus sword swallowers glass eaters rope walkers and more. It touts a tender ballad and a two and a half hour program for one dollar soft seats, staged by the Crippled Children's Council for charity with Cakes donated by Freize Baking Co. 608 Taylor St. Also notes a Central Labor Union meeting with 32 Amarillo labor union delegates and Painter Union attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Wagner
Barlow
Thatcher
Primrose
West
Sweet Charity
Crippled Childrens Council
Freize Baking Company
Taylor Street
Amarillo Painters Union Notes And Local News
The meeting covered minor business with J Duncan from Lubbock speaking on paint trades. Mrs Duncan received applause. Weekly Painters Hall dances draw crowds from Amarillo and surrounding areas. R B Russell travels to New York to aid his ill mother. Mrs Russell also sick but improving. Updates on Mrs Kidd and her return from Henrietta. Turner family survives snow storm trip near Higgins and Miami to reach Amarillo. Paul Shelvie and John Barbo work on the Hereford Presbyterian Church. McMurtry and Echols of Amarillo Carpenters Union also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Duncan
Lubbock
Amarillo
R. B. Russell
The
Painters Union
New York
EB. M. Turner
Mr. Turner
Higgins
Miami
Mrs. Turner
Paul Shelvie
John Barbo
Amarillo Union
New Presbyterian Church
Hereford
Dumas court house contract and local union news
Dumas court house is under contract managed by C B Lambie and Company of Amarillo while J D Collins of the Carpenters Union works in El Paso with his clearance card moved there. News notes include rail unions, barber invitations, drinking cautions, and local hires such as Glenn Gressett in Pampa and J B Huff’s move from Memphis to Lovington New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas Court House
C. 8. Lambie and Company of
Amarillo
J. D. Collins
The
Carpenters Union
el Paso
J. B. Huff
Unotype
Memphis
Lovington, N. M
Quick Way To Break Up a Cold
An old time remedy urges rapid cold relief using Hill's Cascara Quinine. Take two tablets now and follow box directions, drink water, and expect the cold to break up as the poison is moved from the system. The ad claims fast, cost effective relief and stresses traditional methods over gimmicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare
Dare’s
Hill
Hillis
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St. Anthony’s
Bee
Jackson Street
Lon Higgins
Leo Barrett
Will Sett
Whittle and Spit Club
United States Senate
Red Cross
Arkansas
Will Rogers
Clovis News-Journal
Camel Company
Cincinnati
Clovis
News- Journal
Anna Belle Ccollins
Tier
Carson Counties
Handle
Dora R. Barnes
College Station
Marjorie Lyons
Carson County
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Charles . Walker
Troy Vance
van MacCarter
Arthur Gripp
T. Overstreet
J. R. Nickelson
Sam Rovex
W. R. Harper
W. R. Lifes
A. 8. Brooks
O. R. Blankenship
Albe Ural
Wary Sitton
Endeavor
San Jacinto P. 7
Dr. C. W. Seibel
P.T.A
H. T. Plemmons
Bridge Club
BY John Moore
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Herbert Lytle
C. K. Griffith
Rhodes
Labor
E. Rollins
Sam
Peter Pan Beauty Shoppe
Loving Printing CO
St.Joseph’s
Tom Kidd
Globe
Mrs Kidd
Henrietta
Texas
C. ©. McMurtry and
L. L. Echols
St. Joseph’s
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Oliver Eakle
Will Moore
Gray
Wyeth
Plough
Amarillo Printing CO
E, St. St
BLDG
Buford Jones
Std and
APTS
Jackson
Care
Amarilol
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Portales Barbers
Clovis Barbers Union
Glenn Gressett
Globe-News Typographical Department
Pampa
Joe Hess
Globe-News
Sam Sears
Jack French
Colorado
Frank Warren
Good Eats Cafe
Taylor
B.O
Reelse
Lever Brorugrs Co
Cambridge
Mass
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