History of Russia Highlighted by Junior Woman's Club
Mrs. Harris Kimbrough led a talk on Russia’s history for Junior Woman's Club members yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. W. Gibson's home. The session traced old to new Russia with focus on Stalin, Lenin and the present government as guests and members listed a long attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Kimbrough
Russia
W. W. Gibson
Georgia Street
John Ballard
Stalin
Lenin
Joel Mickle
Mesdames
Jerry Briser
Gerald Blackburn
Bond Burgess
William Burger
M. K. Collie
John Cowan
Joe Dooley
Chad Elliott
Neal Hall
George Ingham
B. T. Manning
W.S. Manning
Mack Nobles
Jack Rogers
Langley Rumph
Wayland Stanley
Samuel Sullenberger
Beaumont Stinnett
Jay Taylor
Ben Tolbert
A. E. Winsett
St Patrick motif featured at Martha Class luncheon
The Martha Class of First Baptist Church hosted a covered dish luncheon with a St Patrick motif. Winners in a recent attendance contest were honored as Group No 2. The program included piano solos, saxophone and vocal numbers, the Martha Class song, and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Martha
First Baptist Church
Honor Ruepals
Maxine Ratcliff
Charlies Hook
Nancy Dulaney
Dickie May
Marjorie Warren
R. R. Swindell
Marjorie Davis
Mary Holman
Miss Holman
Mesdames O'Brien Thompson
J. 8. King
Fred Warren
Tray Hunt
Gilbert Ridings
Boone Moreland
C. R B. Morris
D. M McCracken
Mae Mathis
Iane Prickett
J R. Coss
EB. F. Zimmerman
Bob Clinkerscale
F. B. Abernathy
Helen Gilley
W. B. Morrison
D. W. McDougal
J. W. Reeder
Charlies Felerabend
H. Sim Kelly
Clyde Bray
T. F. Gilbert
E.O. Bailey
B. F. Ellis
Charles Burton, Jr
B. J. Tidmore
Steve Hayden
Robert B Burnett
H. L. Long
Taylor Bass
Gladys Henderson
Alma Packwood
Georgia Brooks
Price Memorial College hosts St Patrick supper with Bishop Lucey
The Price Memorial College PTA hosts a St Patrick supper Sunday at 6 30 PM with Bishop R E Lucey as principal speaker. Committee members include Mesdames A H Gay G Nussbaum P L Bottoms W J Daley and William Drexler. The MacDowel Music Club directs Friday afternoon broadcast at 4 30 PM with Mrs L D Stith contralto Mrs Coyla Hilton Johnson violinist and Mrs Floyd Marsh pianist. Mrs J F Owens will host Athenaeum Club at 1400 Jackson Street Thursday at 2 30 PM. meeting previously announced for Mrs Edward Pipkin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Price Memorial College
R. E. Lucey
Mesdames
A. H. Gay
George Nussbaum
P. L. Bottoms
W. J. Daley
William Drexler
MacDowel Music Club
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
L. D. Stith
Coyla Hilton Johnson
Floyd Marsh
J. F. Owens
Athenaeum Club
Jackson Street
Edward Pipkin
Nome
Officers Installed At Bible Club Annual Social
At the Tuesday Bible Club No 1 annual social at Mrs. B C Rogers 108 Crestway new officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony. Names include Mrs W H Terry president Mrs D M McCracken vice president Mrs Gilbert Ridings secretary and others with Devotional by Mrs L J Pinkerton and performances by Mrs Lou Stogner Janell Allen and Mrs Guy Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Bible Club No 1
B. C. Rogers
Crestway
W. H Terry
D. M. McCracken
Gilbert Ridings
J. W. Kenehan
G. K. Timby
G. W. Stone
T. M. Bruner
G. 8. Ballard
Lee Harry
L. J. Pinkerton
Lou Stogner
Janell Allen
Guy Ballard
Ridings
Timby
Terry
Rual Jones
Mesdames L. L. Pinkerton
Glenn Knupp
DH. Taylor
Mesdames O'Brien
Thompson D. M. McCracken
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Relief for Fainting Spells
Advert reads that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women with fainting spells weakness and run down conditions. Includes testimonials from Mrs. Talman Mrs Sophie Kiernan and Mrs L M Wiggins praising energy gain weight restoration and improved skin and color. Manufactured sold by druggists nationwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
L. M. Wiggins
Ackerly
Texas
Community clubs schedule disrupted by postponed events
A long list of postposed meetings and upcoming gatherings appears for Thursday including travel groups, veterans Auxiliaries, bridge clubs, church classes, and neighborhood clubs. Notable entries include Home Interest Club at 1619 Fillmore Street and Pierian Junior Club at 2405 Tyler Street with specific times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierian Junior Club
Albert Boyce
Tyler Street
Home Interest Club
John Rice
Fillmore Street
St Patrick and Texas Day Themes Featured by P T A
Tyler Street School P T A met in regular session to feature Texas Day and St Patrick Day with songs, readings, and two violin numbers. The planned high school play was announced for March 22 and illness prevented Dr Grimes from delivering the principal talk.
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Tyler Street
St. Patrick's Day
W. M. Adams
W. D. Westbay
Amarillo
H. P. Garrett
Texas
Daisy Person
Karl Baker
Combs
Lohr
W. B. Stevenson
Garrett
Erin
Harvey Crudgington
Billy Hughes
Tyler P. T
C. C. Grimes
E. E. Finklea
L. L. Travis
Farms Grow in Potter County Revealing Census Rise
The Federal Farm Census shows Potter County added 74 farms in 1935 versus 1930. Amarillo city limits gained six farms, while county totals reached 396 from 322. Greenhouses and chicken farms drive most of the increase per Potter enumerator Guy W Creamer.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Guy W. Creamer
Potter
C. C. Gibson
Potter County Auditor Frosty Hamrick Reappointed for Two Years
Potter County's popular auditor H. G. Frosty Hamrick will continue in office for another two-year term, reappointed by District Judges FE. C. Nelson and W. F. Gee effective January 1, 1935. Hamrick, born January 7 1885 in Frost Texas, arrived in Amarillo 25 years ago and has led county auditing work and state associations including the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the County Auditors Association of Texas. He has served as president of the County Auditors Association and sits on the association's state legislative committee.
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Potter County
H. G. “Frosty” Hamrick
FE. C. Nelson
W. F. Gee
Presty’ Hamrick
Frost
Texas
Amarillo
St. Patrick's Day
Hamrick
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
County Auditors’ Association
Frosty” Hamrick
County Auditors Association of Texas
James A. Berger
James L. Crostwaite
Travis County
Dallas County
Frosty
The
Clint Small
Batson Body Sent on to West Coast
The body of Robert F. E. Batson aged 69 who died in Fort Worth Saturday was sent to Los Angeles for funeral and burial services. A former Fort Worth and Denver conductor, he had lived here for years and had been ill at a local hospital. His daughter Myrtle Morgan of Los Angeles accompanied the body. The casket rested at N. S. Griggs & Sons Chapel until today noon. The coffin arrived from Fort Worth yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FE. Batson
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Calif
Batson
Lost Money Sought By Randall County Deputy
Randall County deputy sheriff W L Lyons offers a reward for the return of his $12.58 lost near the Canyon courthouse. The envelope contained a tax statement for L A Pitts at 4101 Gables Street.
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Randall County
W.L. Lyons
Amarillo
Orchestra Formed By Students Here
An orchestra formed entirely of high school students organized by Bill Day at 1310 Lipscomb Street. The group includes Bob Lovett Thomas Pangle Herbert Harper Glenn Huckaby Ramon Glass Bobby Baker and Bob Kyle and has already provided music for several local engagements.
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Bill Day
Lipscomb Street
Mr Day
Bob Lovett
Thomas Pangle
Herbert Harper
Glenn Huckaby
Ramon Glass
Bobby Baker
Bob Kyle
Funeral of Willis Set at Tucumcari
The body of Clarence H. Willis a 74 year old rancher who died yesterday evening at a local hospital was sent to Tucumcari New Mexico for funeral and burial Willis was a resident of Nara Visa New Mexico and had been in a hospital here for a week Survivors are his widow E F Willis and two sons James W and C H Willis both of Obar New Mexico.
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Clarence H. Willis
Tucumcari
N. M
Willis
Nara Visa
Effie S. Willis
James W
C. H. Willis
Obar, N.M
Schiaparelli Introduces Golden Faster Egg Vanity Cases
Paris reports Schiaparelli launches powdering vanity cases in new four inch long halves shaped from golden lacquer. The cases hang from the wrist by a strap and open to reveal beauty equipment inside as a fashionable accessory for noses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Schiaparelli
Move Recruiting Officer Back Here
Sergeant Glen R. Simpson, a former recruiting officer, has been transferred back to Amarillo to replace the retired Sgt. R. E. Forsythe. Simpson previously served here three years ago before moving to Oklahoma City and then Fort Francis EF.
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Glen R. Simpson
Amarillo
R. E. Forsythe
Sergeant Simpson
Oklahoma City
Fort Francis EF
Pioneer Texas editor visitor in Amarillo
C. W. Pyle, pioneer Texas editor now with the federal internal revenue service, visits Amarillo. Former editor of the Belton Journal for 20 years, he sold the paper in 1923 and later served as Belton city commissioner under Mayor Horace Smith, now Amarillo’s city manager.
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Men of
Texas
Amarillo
C. W. Pyle
Houston
Belton Journal
Pyle
C. C. Watson
Midland
Internal Revenue Department
Panhandle
Belton
Horace Smith
Smith
Baby Bonds Sellout in Amarillo Post Office
After a slow start baby bonds in Amarillo sold out with 11 citizens purchasing. Postmaster W D DeGrassi and staff dispensed a total of 20000 dollars costing 1616250 cents? The bonds redeemable at full value in 10 years with yearly value increase. Denominations ranged from 25 to 1000 dollars awaiting new supply at the post office.
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Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
Mission style adobe buildings rise for Stockton fair
Warren oversaw a recruiting school then moved from Fort Warren to Denver. SERA labor begins constructing adobe brick buildings in the mission style for the San Joaquin County fair in Stockton California.
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SERA
San Joaquin County
Stockton
Cal
Gold Medal Haarlem Di Caps for Kidney and Bladder Relief
For kidney and bladder trouble a 5 cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Di Caps is advertised as a safe diuretic and bladder irritant relief. The ad claims it helps with scanty burning and smarting passage and lists symptoms like backaches puffy eyes leg cramps and moist palms, urging readers to buy the genuine Haarlem medicine.
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Haarlem
Holland
Oklahoma City Teacher Faces Betty Troubles in Class
In Oklahoma City on March 13 Miss Bertie Fisher, fifth grade teacher at Jefferson School, calls on Betty in class and most girls raise their hands. When she adds Betty Jean, only four respond, revealing the mix of Bettys versus non Bettys named Rhea and Wanda among the group.
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Oklahoma City
Bertie Fisher
Jefferson School
Betty
Betty Jean
Rhea
Wanda
Treasury Report Shows March Receipts and Outlays
Treasury data for March 11 lists receipts of 28.42 million dollars and outlays of 40.13 million, leaving a balance of 2.04 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 11.49 million. Fiscal year to date receipts reach 2.402 billion with expenditures at 4.724 billion, including 2.449 billion in emergency spending. Gold assets amount to 8.549 billion.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Lux Lingerie After Each Wearing Trend Sparks Debate
A fashion trend suggesting wearing Lux lingerie after every use sparks discussions on hygiene and cost. Advocates say it promotes clean, fresh appearances while critics worry about waste and practicality.
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Lux
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Macdowell Club
Schilling
Bible
Epelle
Tam
Sophie Kiernan
Wes
Mas
G. A. Tatwon
Girard PL
Buffalo, New York
Ean
First Christian Church
Mayme Oliver
Polk Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Linger Longer Bridge Club
Mrs. W. V. Miller
East Twelfth Avenue
Vota Vita
First Baptist Church Party
Ruth Cathey
Hughes Street
Junior Business and Professional Womens Club
Capitol Hotel
J. UG. Club
Leon Montgomery
JF. Outins
MacDowell
Guy Siack
Harrison Street
Queen Esther Club
Beta Delta Club
Jim Bell
Roy Hill
Lindy Lou Club
Fred Schulz
Mississippi Street
National Federation of Letter Carriers Auxiliary
H. C. Lyle
Help Your Neighbor Club
G. C. Griffith
Adams Street
Sancy Home Demonstration Club
C. W. Kincade
Sanborn School
Glenwood
George Barry
Fairmont Street
Bridge Club
C. W Wood
Herring Hotel
Mother Singers Club
Tyler Street School
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Royal Neighbors of America
Mildred J. Cheney
Madison Street
Ladies Aid Society of
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. R. Frerking
Alabama Street
Butterfly Club
Jim Kemp
North Johnson Street
Pierman Club
William Boyce
Maria
Melvin Cox
H. T. Collman
Progressive Child Study Club
W. S. Noland
Hayden Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Painters Hall
Navegar Study Club
R D. Preld
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Church of the Nazarene
Child Psychology Club
J. B Hull
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Stitch and Chater Club
Boyce
BRE
Pierlan
Navegar
Navecar Sti
R Od
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet
Frida
San Jay
Fat
Fourth Avenue
ROYAL
Royal Neighbors of
America
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lodge
Queen Eather Club
Order of the Eastern Star
FE H Ashcraft
Taylyvor Street
Dr. Shelton
Glenn G. Bobbitt
Mrs. Hull
Bo Hull
West Nineteenth Avenue
Sewing Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Glenn G Bobbitt
Maren
Betty Cook
Atlanta
Miami
Florida
Boardwalk
Roney Plaza
Miami Beach
West Coast
Randall
Pioneer
East Fifth Avenue
Baylor Hospital
B. Greve
Sue
Bob
Mummy
Auntie Ruth
Ruth
Beth
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