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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1939

Page

2

Helping Hand Sewing Club Elects New Officers

New officers were chosen at a full-day meeting hosted by Mrs. Ima Wales. I. W Upton chairs the club with S A Woody as vice chair, J W Lawrence secretary treasurer, E Rollins reporter, and Upton as delegate to the Women’s Council of Welfare Associations. Members plan garments for needy families and a luncheon is set for Wednesday at the First Christian Church Fellowship Hall from 11:30 to 2. Public invited.

Ima Wales I. W Upton S. A. Woody J. W. Lawrence E. Rollins Upton Women's Council of Welfare Associations Charley Conklin H. F. Newman Bessie Landsberry Aubrey Hinson Mattie Rubottom Lucy Hawkins Wales Arlo Kelly Mother Hawkins Woody Donnie Atkinson Kinkaid Everett Kinkaid Campbell John Sullivan Carl Parker Eugene Moore Circle No. 3 The First Christian Church Fellowship Hall

Juniors Set New Meeting Days For Legion Auxiliary

The Junior American Legion Auxiliary shifts to the second and fourth Monday meetings at the Legion Hall. Mrs James O Cade spoke on Texas independence and its six flags, followed by a round table. The session opened with America and the Pledge, then drum and bugle practice with the Sons of the Legion.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall James O. Cade Texas Texas Independence America Sons of the Legion Drum and Bugle Corp C. M. Holt

Local DAR Chapters Host Varied Programs Yesterday

Two D A R chapters met yesterday with distinct programs. Liano Estacado at Mrs Bentley home featured Ben Carlton Mead sketches, Axtell trio music, McKinley School singers, and a flag history report. Fasher McCrory heard Dr. A M Myers discuss American heritage and democracy facing resource use and governance issues.

Daughters of the American Revolution Liano Estacado L. VY. Bentley Cheyenne O. W. Wright Ben Carlton Mead Axtell Hall Axtell Bernice Axtell Robert McKinley School Albert Bivins

Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches

This Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Relief. Many sufferers relieve nagging backache quickly once they discover the real cause may be tired kidneys. The kidneys remove acids and waste from blood. Excess waste can cause pains, fatigue, and sleep disturbances. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, used successfully for over 40 years.

Fei Vena

Tyler P T A Hears Talk at Tyler Street School

Supt. Charles M. Rogers spoke at the Tyler Street School Parent-Teacher Association meeting in the school auditorium. He summarized the recent American Association of School Administration convention held in Cleveland, outlining Education for Democracy Equal Educational Opportunities and Respect for Law. Members voted to donate 10 to the free lunch project for needy children. William Teal’s physical education class staged a tumbling exhibition and Teal’s room won the largest adult representation award.

Charles M. Rogers Tyler Street Parent- Teacher Association American Association of School Administration Cleveland William Teal

All Day Meeting and Luncheon by 4-F Home Demonstration Club

The 4-F Home Demonstration Club hosts an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at Mrs. C. R. Schoonover’s Beverly Gardens home on Thursday. A 10 to 11 a.m. business session precedes discussions on economic democracy and accelerating leadership training for outstanding students. The meeting moves to Abilene for a state conference where Esther McCrory Chapter’s regent will present a completed D A R scholarship to West Texas State College President Hill.

Bentley Wright E. H. Ashcraft Dr. Myers A. M. Myers West Texas State College Fasher McCrory Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution 4-F C. R. Schoonover Beverly Gardens A. A. Lumpkin F. W. Dodson Mesdames Hermon Pipkin J. G. Morrison Will Mathers James Reger Jane Austin James Lowry Smith Abilene Esther McCrory John 8. Humphreys J A. Hill

Private Duty Nurses Meet At Mrs Adams Home

The Private Duty Section of the Graduate Nurses Association will meet at 88 Kentucky Street Wednesday at 3 30 PM. Mrs Dorothy Atherton and Mrs Susie Chambers will be assistant hostesses and all members are urged to attend.

Graduate Nurses Association J. A. Adams Kentucky Street Dorothy Atherton Susie Chambers

Methodist Circle announces meeting on Wednesday afternoon

Circle No. 11 of the Polk Street Methodist Church announces a meeting at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs W T Leachman 1506 Bonham Street Mesdames FE F Leachman W M Leachman and Reginald Dwight will be hostesses

Methodist Circle Polk Street

Lucky 13 Club Hosts Covered Dish Supper at Thomas Home

Members of the Lucky 13 Club entertained their husbands with a covered dish supper and party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O A Thomas, 401 Mississippi Street. Games provided entertainment. Attendees included J T Albert, Horton Thomas, Russell Neely, Johnny Vermillion, Clyde Hazlewood, J W Goodell, Charles Pinkley, Morris Gates and Miller Casin.

Lucky 13 O. A. Thomas Mississippi Street J. T. Albert Horton Thomas Russell Neely Johnny Vermillion Clyde Hazlewood J. W. Goodell Charles Pinkley Morris Gates Miller Casin

Party for Amoma Class Postponed to Tuesday

The Amoma Class party at First Baptist Church has been postponed to Tuesday night at the church. Members will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at 3409 Polk Street, the home of Mrs. L H Diggs, to go calling. The note also mentions that there are 3 075 counties in the nation, with 2 900 labeled agricultural counties employing agents.

Amoma First Baptist Church L. H. Diggs Polk Street

Doctors' Services and Prescriptions By TOM B and HOLMAN Max Co

Waiting for a serious illness to prod medical help is dangerous. A doctor can spot signs before they become acute and prescribe protective measures. Prescriptions should be written by a pharmacist of high standing. This is the eighth in a series of Tuesday Editorial Advertisements.

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