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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1927

Page

5

Music Week Program By Amarillo College Of Music

National Music Week observance features an 8 pm program at Central Presbyterian Harrison and Eleventh. Amarillo College of Music presents men's and ladies chorus, orchestra, string quintet and organ solos by Lila Austin Myer. Admission is free. Public invited.

Central Presbyterian Church Harrison Amarillo College of Music Lila Austin Myer

Philharmonic Juvenile Program Brightens City Club

The Philharmonic club's regular meeting at the Municipal auditorium featured a splendid juvenile program led by Mrs. Harvey M. Crudgington and Mrs. C. F. Smith. Children of club members performed violin, piano, vocal, and drum numbers to enthusiastic praise from mothers and attendees.

Philharmonic Club Women's Club Municipal Auditorium S. E. Fish Harvey M. Crudgington C. F. Smith Betty Burgess Vivian Robertson Ilota Grace Helland Madge Wingo Josephine Martini Marcella Myers Frances Ruth Doris Billingslea Jean Fish Georgia Roberts Emma Ruth Biges Warren Pitts Crudgingon

Musicale Tea Bright Social Event At Mrs. McDaniel Home

The Women’s Association of the Congregational church hosts a Musicale tea at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon at 1007 West Nineteenth Street. Mrs. G C McDaniel and Mrs. Joe Kingsley among the hostesses. Llano Estacado DAR meets Monday in municipal auditorium clubrooms with reports from the National Continental Congress and other matters on the agenda.

Women's Association of the Congregational Church G.C. McDaniel West Nineteenth Street Joe Kingsley Mary L. Long SOC— Llano Estacado Llano Estacado the Daughters of the American Revolution Municipal Auditorium National Continental Congress

Woman lawyer seeks mayoralty in Charlotte

Miss Julia M. Alexander Charlotte attorney runs for mayor on May 3 seeking to become the citys first woman mayor. Her campaign follows a career path including Mecklenburg countys first woman legislator and the first NC woman in independent law practice.

Charlotte N. C Julia M. Alexander Miss Alexander Mecklenburg County North Carolina American Bar Association Alexander Bermuda

Test scores for social habit formation experts and mothers clubs

May issue of Children magazine reports Columbia graduate students average 84 on social habit formation questions. Settlement mothers clubs averaged 39 63 69 and 78. Clinical psychologists averaged 87. Top scorer was Mrs Sidonie M Gruenberg director of the Child Study Association of America.

Children For Parents Columbia Cunningham Sidonie M. Gruenberg Child Study Association of America

Lady Lavery Aids Sir John Lavery In Exhibitions

London report notes Lady Lavery wife of Sir John Lavery helps arrange his art exhibitions beyond hosting roles. She aided in organizing a recent show featuring subjects from their last year’s U S visit and is identified as the widow of Edward Livingston Trudeau and daughter of Edward Jenner Martyn.

London Lady Lavery John Lavery United States Edward Livingston Trudeau New York Edward Jenner Martyn Chicago

First Woman Master-Stonemason in the Country

Fraulein Hierta Matzer of Furstenfeld becomes the nation’s first woman master-stonemason after taking over her late father’s license. At 22 she is noted for strength and looks while she has built walls carved cornices and chiselled gravestones to satisfy authorities.

Vienna Fraulein Hierta Matzer Furstenfeld Fraulein Matzer

Local workers and visitors by Amarillo

Mrs Lacey Conklin of White and Kirks is away on account of illness. Dr and Mrs W B Stevenson visit Chicago for a dentists convention. Mrs Bruce Pratt (Inga Ross) visits her parents in Chicago as she and husband live there after Kansas State graduation. Frank M Benson of Des Moines spends a day in Amarillo on business. A D Steed of Marshall Field and Co leaves for Memphis. Mr and Mrs W B Baker of Pittsburg Texas visit their daughter in Amarillo. Mr and Mrs T W McAuliffe of Borger spend Monday in Amarillo. McAuliffe handles Skelly Oil business. Mrs McAuliffe visits Miss D F E Wood. George Adkisson of Crosbyton returns home after visiting Mrs O Hargelt. Miss Ruby Kirk out with a severe cold. Earl D Kelso of Marshall Field and Co visits on business. Elmo Blackburn of Southwestern Public Service visits friends in Happy. Miss Ethyl Houghton returns home to Floydada after visiting Miss Lois Young. Mrs B P Thurber accepts a position at Adams Dry Goods. L C White of California State Life Insurance returns from Rock Springs after cyclone work.

Bruce Pratt Inga Ross John F. Ross Kansas State Agricultural College Pittsburgh Texas Amarillo Taylor Stevenson White & Kirk T. W. McAuliffe Borger McAuliffe Skelly Oil Company D. FE. Wood George Adkisson Crosbyton B. P. Thurber Adams Dry Goods L. C. White California State Life Insurance Company Rock Springs

Possessions of Czars To Go at Auction

Items seized from royal palaces in and around Leningrad will be auctioned in Moscow this summer. Among the offerings is a fur overcoat once owned by Czar Alexander III with rare silver sable linings and a matching cape. Most pieces come from the Winter Palace Tzarskoe-Selo Peterhof and Gartchina. Beds in which kings and princes slept are also described among the artifacts.

United Press Moscow Leningrad Petrograd Alexander III Nicholas

Danderine Beauty Ad Claims Hair Shine Ease

An advertisement touts Danderine as a simple daily hair treatment to remove dullness and dandruff while keeping waves. It promises quick results with a 5 cent bottle and urges readers to keep it in their room as a daily beauty habit.

Auction Sale Features Furniture Rugs and Paintings

An auction catalog lists items including lamps beds tables chairs carpets rugs and paintings. The sale emphasizes elegant furnishings and decorative pieces in good condition and ready for bidding.

Colorado Forest Fire Now Under Control

A forest fire eight miles southwest of Boulder was brought under control. Eight men remained on guard overnight as more than twenty firefighters halted the flames which threatened the Will Walker ranch. About fifty acres of small timber burned, according to Sheriff Blum.

United Press Boulder Here Will Walker

Removal of poison improves health says Ky man

Catlettsburg resident Milea Jorkins describes suffering from gas pains and dull health due to accumulated poisons. He credits daily use of Black Draught for constipation with weight gain and renewed vitality and urges others to keep the system cleansed. For sale everywhere 25c NC-183.

Catlettsburg Milea Jorkins Center Street City O. K

Cholera Victims Found in Manila Four Die Hospitals

The Manila Times reports four cholera victims found in Manila question the health bureau. Three were departing the city on an inter island steamer while a fourth was located in the eastern district. All were admitted to San Lazaro hospital under observation. The note about royal pets follows after.

Associated Press Manila Manila Times Bureau of Health San Lazaro Hospital

A Benefactor Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription

A public benefactor is one who helps people be happy. Dr. R. V. Pierce restored health with Favorite Prescription for weak nervous women. He was an honored physician with trusted medicines known for purity. Women report relief from nervousness and weakness. trial offer via 10 cent sample tablets from Dr. Pierce's Hotel in Buffalo, New York.

R. V. Pierce Dr. Pierce Pierce Invalids Buffalo, N. Y

Rheumatism Relief Promised by S. S. S.

An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a long trusted remedy for rheumatism. It features a testimonial from Earl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee praising a course that allegedly cured his swelling and pain. The note emphasizes the product is a vegetable tonic derived from medicinal plants and sold in two sizes at drugstores.

Hot Springs Earl C. Campbell West Main Street Johnson City Tenn

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Music Week Music College Tonight Philharmonic News al Vie Lys Bess V. Cunningham Teachers College Columbia University Fountain’s W. Seventh St Lacey Conklin White & Kirk’s Mrs. W. B. Stevenson Dr. Stevenson Beauty Janderine Coralie McCallum Wilhoit Polk Colorado Philippines Prince of Wales Princess Mary Jr. Levy Polk Street N- Pittman Cseveler Hone Ve Polk ST Maxwell House Coffee Maxwell Houser Stoo Bradley Taylor Street
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