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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1928

Page

4

Llano Estacado D A R Meets With Cooperation Plan

Llano Estacado chapter D A R holds regular session at Women’s Club Rooms with large attendance. Regent Mrs. C L Killgore presides as members welcome new guest Mrs. Floyd Cole and new member Mrs. Carlson Gober. They vote to cooperate with Methodists on a local college project and send sympathies to ill members. Program features early Panhandle days talk by Mrs. J S McKnight and a violin duet by Dulin and Francis McGough.

Llano Estacado Daughters of the American Revolution C. L. Killgore Carlson Gober Francis Baker J. G. Ballard Avery Turner California State Conference Alfred Brosseau The National Society Ambassador Hotel Brosseau California Shreve Panhandle J. S. McKnight

Harmony Club Meet At Mrs Newby Home On Taylor Street

Mrs L B Newby hosted the Harmony club at 1108 Taylor Street for a regular meeting. Leader Mrs F V Mice discussed Primitive Themes Utilized. Musical numbers included Keurance pieces Pakable The Rose and WieUm Indian Lullaby, Juba Dance by Tgt, and trio vocals Fawns At Twilight White Birches The Corn Dance from Mom Dah Min. The program featured Mrs R A Duncan’s Indian Legend and drum accompaniment by Mack Vernon. A note on Methodist college cooperation was given and the club voted to support it. Social hour followed.

L. B. Newby Taylor Street Harmony Club F. V. Mice Jack Burgess Pakable Keurance B. H. Capers Tgtt R. A. Duncan

Social Calendar for Amarillo Church Circles and Clubs

Catholic Daughters meet in Cathedral hall at 2 30 Circle One with Mrs G W Johnson Circle Two with Mrs W R Moody Circle Three with Mrs H G Jones for an all day quilting Circle meetings at various addresses bring needle thread and thimbles Young Women Missionary circle at 3 with Mrs Will Benton and others Music memory contest broadcast at 9 from Gish studio directed by Miss Ventura Smith Missionary society Polk Street Methodist Church special prayer at 2 50 with Mrs F P Works All members urged to attend Circle One Central Presbyterian 3 oclock Circle Two at Central Presbyterian 3 oclock Woman's Missionary Union First Baptist home missions day 10 30 luncheon at noon Circles First Christian Church at 3 Circle One Mrs C G Landis Circle Two Mrs E F Lanham Circle Three no meeting Circle Four Mrs H L Johnson Circle One West Amarillo Christian Church Mrs G W Johnson Just A Few sewing club Circle meeting Wednesday Amarillo Music Teachers Association regular monthly meeting at her t ing hotel at noon

Catholic Daughters of America Cathedral Hall Circles of the West Amarillo Christian Church G. W. Johnson Maryland W. R. Moody Fairmont Street H. G. Jones Cheyenne Road Young Women's Missionary First Christian Church Will Benton Fillmore Street W. C. Budd Howard Boxwell Gish Ventura Smith Missionary Society Polk Street Methodist Church F. P. Works Central Presbyterian Church J. A. Stirratt Taylor Street S. L. Beer Georgia Street Woman's Missionary Union First Baptist Church Home Missions C. G. Landis Jackson Street E. F. Lanham Hughes Street H. L. Johnson West Amarillo Christian Church

Mary Lee Cox Celebrates Third Birthday Party

Mary Lee Cox celebrated her third birthday with a St Patrick Day party at her home 715 A North Lincoln Street. Green decorations and tiny hats adorned the guests. A large white cake with three green candles topped the table as Mary Lou Cox and others attended including Beatrice June Cox and Connor Smith.

Antie Mary Lee Cox Lincoln Street Mary Lou Cox Flaine Peggy Jeanne Betty Joe Baker Beatrice June Cox Connor Smith

Progressive Child Study Club Meeting Change

The Progressive Child Study Club will meet Thursday at 306 East Sixth Street with Mrs. R H Carter instead of 1700 Hayden Street with Mrs. W C Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and their son Billy Elwood from Albuquerque arrived Sunday to visit the Johnson and King families.

Progressive Child Study Club Cnnlad Study Club R. H. Carter East Sixth Street W. C. Wheeler Hayden Street Bill Johnson Billy Elwood Albuquerque

Zemo Liquid Advertises Relief for Skin Irritations

An old advertisement promotes Zemo Liquid as a safe antiseptic treatment for itching and irritation of the skin and scalp. It claims to banish pimples blotches rashes dandruff and eczema and notes a price of one dollar.

Child Study Club Meeting With Mrs Gallaher

The Child Study club meets Friday at 1 PM at Mrs T B Gallaher home 1618 Monroe Street. The luncheon format invites all members to bring a covered dish.

Child Study Club T. B. Gallaher Monroe Street

Las Amigas Club Meets at Mrs Herndons Home

Mrs L P Herndon will entertain Las Amigas club members at 1108 West Eighteenth Street on Friday afternoon. All members urged to attend.

Westway Club Hosts Game Party at Woodmen's Hall

The Westway Woman's Benefit association will entertain with a game tournament Saturday at 2 30 PM in Wood Men's Hall at Eighth and Fillmore. Lovely gifts go to winners and the public is invited. Reserve with Mrs H A Hagerman by phone 9302.

Westway Coupy Woman's Benefit Association Woodmen's Hall Eighth and Fillmore Street H. A. Hagerman

Fort Worth Prepares for Southwest Central Section Conference

Amarillo AAUW members plan to attend the first Texas hosted University Women conference in Fort Worth March 29 30 31. Fort Worth officials and local committees prepare to entertain more than 100 delegates from Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas and Texas for the Southwest Central Section gathering.

Amarillo American Association of University Women University Women Fort Worth Texas Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas

That Baby You've Longed For Mrs Burton Advises Mothers

Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City shares a private account of overcoming years without motherhood. She describes severe nervousness and melancholia before a joyful birth and vows to reveal her happiness to any married woman who writes. Correspondence is confidential and free of charge.

Margaret Burton Kansas City Mra Massachusetts Kansans City

Marmola tablets promise fat loss through science

An advertisement extols Marmola prescription tablets as a 20 year old, science based weight loss method. It claims millions of boxes sold and that results come naturally with no harm. Readers are urged to ask their druggist for a one dollar box.

Bayer

Fashion Plaque for University Women Socials Planned

The University Women group announces a series of social events in their honor. A lunch at The Texas on opening day with the Dallas chapter in charge and a Fort Worth Club dinner that evening feature volunteers from the book department.

the Texas Dallas Fort Worth Book Department J. C. Stephens Homer Peoples Art Department University Club C. F. Cook H. C. Wallenberg Ernest May Lucy Harding Adams International Relations Texas Woman's Club Bryant Nowlin Ed P. Williams Feneral

Tyler P T A Delegates for State Convention

All officers of the Tyler school Parent-Teacher association and listed members will attend the state convention in Lubbock on April 12 13 and 14. Delegates include Mrs H E Smith Mrs H A Leverett Mrs J Miller Beard and Mrs E L Conner. In the president Mrs W D Westbay’s absence due to illness Mrs E C then takes leading duties.

The Tyler School Parent-Teacher Association Lubbock H. E. Smith H. A. Leverett J. Miller Beard E. L. Conner W. D. Westbay E. C

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Appetite

An old advertisement hawks Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic for 60 cents, claiming it strengthens and reinvigorates. It emphasizes restoring color to the cheeks and boosting appetite for a hungry boy.

Freezone Corn Remedy Claims Quick Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Freezone for corns and calluses claiming no pain and easy removal. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents at drug stores and promises instant relief by dropping on a tender corn and lifting it off with fingers.

Wesley Friendship Class Meeting and Community Events

Wesley Friendship Bible class of San Jacinto Methodist Church meets at 3 PM at 609 Maryland with fourth League of Nations goodwill tour notes Italy to be represented. Amarillo AAUW announces annual game tournament April 14 at Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel inviting public attendance.

Herring Hotel Bert King Wesley Friendship Bible San Jacinto Methodist Church Maryland Street Italy

Local Social Event Planned With Guest Invitations

A community gathering invites guests with an entry fee of ten cents for adults and five cents for children. Assistant hostesses include Mrs Noble Durkee, Mrs J Le e Smith, and Mrs George Brownell.

Noble Durkee J. Lee Smith George Brownell

Mrs. D. D. Williams Endorses Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription

Mrs. D. D. Williams of Port Arthur Texas praises Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription as a reliable remedy for women’s ailments. She notes it built her up when run down and recommends its use, urging readers to obtain it from local druggists or contact the Buffalo NY hotel for advice and trial offers.

Papson Port Arthur Texas Dr. Pierce D. D. Williams 10Th St

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Mrs. Newby Powder Puff Beauty Salon Arcade Mrs. Gallaher Mrs. Herndon Westway Club Mrs. Burton Karo Seaman R. C. Prazier Agnes Smith E. RK. Beeman Methodist College Wesley Bayer Manufactu Rumford Belle Ethel Armstrong Blackburn Bldg Globe-News Sterling Place Brooklyn N. Y EE Bray FISK Medical and Bob Younger Nan L. Gilkerson, M. D WM. Bert Stevenson D. D Geo. M. Cultra, M.D Geo. G. Ingham, D.D.S Nv. J. Shudde, M.D CURL Kelleam Drs, Wolfram, Streit and Killough Medical and Professional Star Lumber Company Jackson St
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