Legion Auxiliary Membership Drive Aims For Easter Tea
The American Legion Auxiliary Membership Committee met at Mrs. Clarence G. Dempsey’s home on Polk Street with full attendance. Plans were laid for an intensive membership drive over the coming weeks and for an Easter tea inviting all eligible women. Committees appointed include Mrs. Truman Vineyard for reception, Mrs. C G Dempsey for program and refreshments, and Mrs. Zane Smith for invitations. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence G. Dempsey
Polk Street
Truman Vineyard
C. G. Dempsey
Zane Smith
Country Club Members Night Dance Saturday Amarillo
The Amarillo Country Club hosts its regular Saturday Night Dance from 9 to 12 with music by the Senegambian orchestra Amoma. Amoma Class of First Baptist set to meet Friday at 3 pm at Mrs. T. F. Gilbert’s home, 205 Alabama Avenue, San Jacinto. Transportation aid requested via Mrs. Paul Arrington 3524-J. Bonita Chapter Eastern Star meets Friday at 7:90 pm at the Masonite Temple to study certificates. Beta Delphians meet Friday at 9:50 am in Municipal Auditorium Women’s Club rooms. lesson titled From Pericles to Alexander the Great led by Mrs. E. S. McKinney. Howard Forister returns from Dallas trip.
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Amarillo Country Club
Senegambian Orchestra
Amoma
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
T. F. Gilbert
Alabama Avenue
San Jecinto
Paul Arrington
Bonita
Order F the Eastern Star
Masonite
Beta Delphians
The
Delphien Society
Municipal Auditorium
Pericles
Alexander
E. S. McKinney
California Fig Syrup Promises Quick Child Relief
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative to cure infant feverishness, crossness, and stomach bowels issues. It claims coated tongue signals need for cleansing and urges parents to ask druggists for the genuine product from The California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Pickwick on the Stage Rediscovered on Broadway
New York March 23 Samuel Pickwick reenters Broadway in a fully American adaptation of Dickens with Frank C Reilly and Cosmo Hamilton bringing a three act comedy to life. Cast highlights include John Cumberland as Pickwick and Doreen Wyckoff Emily Wardle with lively supporting turns. The piece promises robust humor and a long New York run, after Philadelphia praised it yet noted crude construction.
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James Powers
New York
Little Red
Samuel Pickwick
Broadway
Prithee
Caponsacchi
Mr. Pickwick
Pickwick
Frank C. Reilly
Cosmo Hamilton
Walnut Street Theater
Philadelphia
Reilly
Hamilton
White Hart Inn
Condition of Mrs Newby Remains Critical
Mrs Dwight Newby remains in a very serious condition after surgery Saturday at Scott White hospital in Temple. L B Newby reports his son Dwight with his wife and says doctors hope for an improvement soon.
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Dwight Newby
Scott- White Hospital
Temple
L. B. Newby
Newby
April Fool Party at Odd Fellows Hall Tonight
The Modern Woodmen and Boy Neighbors will entertain with an April party at 7:30 this evening in Odd Fellows hall. Music and a box supper will add to the merriment as a large attendance is urged. The Teachers' Training Class of the First Christian Church also meets at 7:30 tonight at the church, expecting a larger turnout after 102 attended last Wednesday.
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Odd Fellows Hall
First Christian Church
Senior Christian Endeavor Has Meeting
The Senior Endeavor society of the First Christian church met Tuesday evening at the social center with an attendance of more than fifty members. The affair was a kid party, and this idea was carried out in the games and costumes. Little Miss Mead Arrives Little Miss Mead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mead, was born March 22 at St. Anthony's sanitarium. Mrs. Mead was formerly Miss Maida McAfee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. McAfee, 2010 Polk street. Mrs. Terry Williams, Mrs. S. T. Beast, and Mrs. Porter Hl. Morgan of Oklahoma City, have returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pryor, 1102 A West Tenth Street. Mrs. T. Walsh, 1700 Taylor street, left Tuesday for a visit of several weeks in Topeka, Kansas.
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Miss Mead
Little Miss Mead
Ben Mead
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Mead
Miss Maida McAfee
T. McAfee
Polk Street
Terry Williams
S. T. Beast
Porter Hl. Morgan
Oklahoma City
Gene Pryor
West Tenth Street
T. Walsh
Taylor Street
Topeka
Kansas
Summers to Lead Needle Club at Amarillo Country Club
Mrs Summers was elected president of the Needle Club for the coming year at a meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Amarillo Country Club. More than twenty five members attended for needlework and conversation. Elected officers include Mrs J L Summers president Mrs Joe Kemble vice president and Mrs B L Kingsland secretary treasurer A salad course concluded the gathering.
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Joe Kemble
Needle Club
Amarillo Country Club
J. L. Summers
B. L. Kingsland
Thursday Needle Club Entertains Husbands
The Thursday Needle club hosted their husbands Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Kerr’s home at 2404 Tyler Street. Seven tables were set for "42" with couples including Walter Alderson FE, R. Archambeau, J. R. Armstrong, E. P. Cave, S. Hatchett, J. H. Johnson, E. H. Quattlebaum, E. D. Sears, R. R. Smith, R. M. Teas, O. R. Terry, J. W. Webb, Mrs. Buke and Mr. Helm enjoying the games and social hour.
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O. D. Kerr
Tyler Street
Messrs. and Mesdames
Walter Alderson
R. Archambeau
J. R. Armstrong
E. P. Cave
S. Hatchett
J. H. Johnson
E. H. Quattlebaum
E. D. Sears
R. R. Smith
R. M. Teas
O. R. Terry
J. W. Webb
Mrs. Buke
Mr. Helm
Iron Works Break‑in Reported in Amarillo
Police report a break in at the Amarillo Iron works last night with clothing stolen. Two suits of clothes an overcoat a sheep lined jacket and several pairs of shoes are said to have been taken.
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Amarillo
Brighten British Homes with Electric Wiring Drive
Great Britain runs a campaign to wire homes for electricity. Of 10 million British residences only 1.4 million are wired, while in the United States 14.5 million of 26 million homes have electric light and labor saving devices. British groups urge wiring up 7 million homes, estimating over 1.1 billion dollars needed for labor and materials. Separately, Chile’s Bureau of Health Education offers a correspondence hygiene course for primary teachers to promote health habits.
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Great Britain
United States
Bureau of Health Education of
Chile
Mystery melodramas and a haunted ship on screen
A district attorney pursues a man and a beautiful woman, he falls for her, and the captors are rescued. The Mystery Ship offers shots in the dark and disappearing corpses aboard a haunted vessel once home to shell shocked soldiers. That French Lady is a rickety vehicle from two playwrights, riding on the success of Friendly Enemies.
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Forty-ninth Street
Garrick
Ritz
Eve Casanova
Nell
Orient
Hari-Kari
Louis Mann
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Cure for Gums
An advertisement from City Drug Store touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as curative for sore gums. It claims leading dentists recommend it and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Postal Officials Seek Small Mailing Parcels
Postal officials seek to eliminate from mails large and small Christmas New Year Easter and other special cards citing odd sizes disrupting postal operations. Postmasters have received instructions to enforce the new rules as progress continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Card sizing limits in manufacturers competition draw crowds
Continued efforts with manufacturers and distributors aim to keep cards within sizes from 2 by 4 inches to 4 by 9 inches. Cards outside these limits hinder cancelling machines and require handpost marking. The lively competition drew about 700 spectators, and the prize was a gallon of vodka.
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Country Club
Howard Forister
Dallas
Fleet
Sammy Weller
Charles McNaughton
Joe
Doreen Wyckoff
Emily Wardle
Miss Katze
Rachael Wardle
Miss Stewart
Mrs. Bardell
Hugh Miller
Alfred Jingle
John Cumberland
Phiz
Senior Christian Endeavor
Mrs. Summers
Twentieth Century Club
W. H. Flamm
Harrison Street
New Brunswick Records
Fox
Ben Bernie
Hotel Roosevelt
Sam
Accordion Man
Ben Selvin
Park Lane Orchestra
Nick Lucas
White House
Lee Sims
Comedienne
Vaughn de Leath
Pel
Amarillo Tent and Awning Co, Ree
Eee
National Toilet Co
Paris
Tenn
Southern Flowers
Randal Drug Company
Johnston Drug Company
Fox Drug Company
City Drug Company
Thompson Drug Company
C. W. Baynham
M. D
East 10Th
Panhandle Multigraphing Service
H. E. Bozeman
L. W. Monzingo
Accre-Poston C
Taylor St
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