Society Notes Highlight Local Club and Dinner Events
W R Dowdy hosted Home Interest club at 1411 Buchanan St with papers on American Historians and sewing. The Woman's Council of Central Presbyterian plans a St Patrick dinner March 17 to fund a church building, with reservations urged. Viva Barfield honored with a kitchen shower for her upcoming marriage to Herman Clay Sheppard at 5:30 p.m. at 1108 Taylor St. Numerous guests attended. additional notices list Circle 1 meeting changes, a Fairview rural church pie supper March 21 to fund rebuilding, and university women candy sale March 21 to support club house and scholarships.
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W. R. Dowdy
Home Interest Club
Buchanan Street
George Stone
Troy Parnell
John Gilvin
Woman's Council
Central Presbyterian Church
St. Patrick’s
Arnold
Thompson
Wiss Oliver Rae Makle
Viva Barfield
Herman Clay Sheppard
Miss Barfield
L. B. Newby
Taylor Street
Miss Bekle
Winnie May Ward
Frances Chartess
Simon Truelove
Esther Clayton
Albeasy Skillman
Way Underwood
Margaret Lowndes
Sadie Claude Curtis
Jewel Seales
Agnes Vernon
Fairview
Fairview School House
Armstrong County
Fairview School
Quattlebaum
Volk Street Methodist Church
KE. HW. Quattlebaum
West Thirteenth Street
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Social clubs schedule for the week
Wednesday La Costura club meets with Mrs. R. EB. Underwood at 14609 Van Buren. Thursday Athenaeum club hosts Mrs. J. D. Cole at 3 p.m. at 904 Taylor. Sunshine Chapter Child Study at 2:30 p.m. at 1009 West Seventh. Thursday Bridge club at 2118S Van Buren with Mrs. J. M. Stanford. Friday Recreation club with Mrs. F. P. Spencer at 1713 Jackson. Friday Needle club hosted by dev Everly at 1411 Fillmore. 1925 Bridge club with Mrs. Frank Huff at 6v2 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Costura Club
R. EB. Underwood
van Buren Street
J. D. Cole
Athenaeum Club
Taylor Street
Sunshine
Child Study Club
L. R. Hollingshead
West Seventh Street
Bridge Club
J. M. Stanford
Friday Recreation Club
F. P. Spencer
Jackson Street
Dev Everly
Friday Needle Club
Fillmore Street
Frank Huff
Lincoln Street
Railroad News and Folks
Maxwell has been appointed first trick and Horn second trick operators at the Santa Fe passenger depot to expedite new fast trains. The Rock Island paid 4,920,000 cash for the Gould interest in the Cotton Belt. Buford Freeman circulated in railroad and shipping circles during the latter part of the week. R. K. Swinden, Cotton Belt traveling freight agent from Worth Worth, was looking after the inter-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Willard
Santa Fe
W. B. Story
Amarillo
W. F. Maxwell
J. W Horn
Rock Island
Buford Freeman
Transmarine Steam Ship Lines
R. K. Swinden
Cotton Belt
Worth Worth
Inter
Half Minute Interviews on paving and booster trips
Notable voices discuss West Tenth street paving expansion and its impact on property values in Glenwood. Speakers urge signups for a Miami booster trip and promote Panhandle field tours, Hereford realtor meetings, and cattleman bull selections for Panhandle Hereford breeders.
Panhandle Doctor Surprised With Birthday Banquet
Dr. York of the Panhandle was surprised Sunday when friends arranged a birthday banquet at the Panhandle Inn after a call that a boy had been hurt. The luncheon gathered many local names and a fine meal followed by golf. Mrs. York and daughter aided the surprise.
Tri-Nol Wonderful Eucalyptus Salve for cold and lung relief
An advertisement touts Tri-Nol Wonderful Eucalyptus Salve as a germ killer with natural antiseptic ingredients. It claims to relieve inflammation and congestion when applied to the chest or body, and offers detailed usage for lung protection. Thompson Drug Co. supplies wholesale, price 60c a jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Drug Co
Fort Worth Dallas Highway Plan Draws Attention
Report of traffic accidents between Fort Worth and Dallas highlights deadly crashes and calls for a new highway. Source notes include observations by Mike Beker and mentions a one way drive proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Beker
Dallas
Fort Worth
Antiseptic Tri-nol Promotion Disputed in Aged Ad
An old advertisement touts Tri-nol as germ killer and antiseptic with claims of deep cold relief. It describes topical application on the nose and chest and says the product is absorbed through the skin. The copy notes wholesale pricing and druggist availability.
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City Light and Water Company
Washington
Philharmonic Club
Philaharmonic Club
Upsiat Church
Liszt
KE. F. Lanham
F. E. Fish
S. W. Hayne
Coyla Hilton
Lawrence Knorpp
West Sixteenth Street
The
New York
Charles Herbert
Minor
H. L. Gill
F. A. Dimick
W. A. Sherry
M.eHooks
J. W. Dawson
Belen
N. M
Denver
8. H. Huggins
C. A. Dewey
J. Rowe
Denver Switchman Rowe
T. D. Smith
Wichita Falls
By Joh. Moore
Bill Askew
West Tenth Street
Country Club
Ernest Denny
Glenwood
Sam Seay
Miami
O. V. Vernon
Panhandle
Pampa
Pan-Tex
J. W. Overton
Hereford
Amarillo Realtors
Globe
A. B. Callender
Channing
Hartley County
W. H. Driggers
Santa Rosa, N. M
York
Amalie
Thor
City Licht HT & Water’ CO
Dr. Caldwell
Nature
Duke Drug CO
Polk
Amarillo ‘College of Music
Taylor
Emil F. Myers
W. D. Oliver
M. D
Puckett Building
Mavrinn
Dove Prand
6Th
van Buren
Twaddell-Kilough Paint Shop
Mount Hope
6Th and van Buren Sts
John F. Dwight
Malone Lines
Amarillo Panhandle
Ellis
Hat
Ampa Drug Co
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