Program on Boy Problem Draws Large Crowd at Church
More than 100 people are expected at the Central Presbyterian church tonight for the first program of the community boy institute. Bishop E. Cecil Seaman will speak on The Boy in the Race and the Race in the Boy. Lewis P. Fields will discuss the American flag and its display. The meeting is free and open to the public.
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Central Presbyterian Church
E. Cecil Seaman
Lewis P. Fields
R. Thomsen
Social welfare by United States Rubber in Sumatra
The United States Rubber company runs the Sumatra and Malaya plantations with twenty thousand workers. They built the East’s largest hospital, opened dispensaries and rest camps, and enforce medical checks and sanitary living conditions. Diseases declined as water and food safety improved, making the plantations among the healthiest places to live.
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United States Rubber Company
Far East
Sumatra
Malaya
British
Dutch East Indies
Itelf
Brazil
Veteran messenger Charles B. Davis near retirement at 68
Charles B. Davis, chief messenger for Army Chief of Staff General Charles P. Summerall, has 59 years in War Department service. He began in 1868 during Secretary Stanton’s tenure, at age nine, and remains in service until retirement age 70. Davis witnessed the Washington Monument’s rise and has served as messenger since 1904.
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Charles B. Davis
Associated Press
Washington
Charles P. Summerall
Army
War Department
Department
Stanton
Andrew Jackson
Davis
Washington Monument
Felt Hats Hold Populer Lead Over Straw Hats
The article notes felt hats remain popular with about half of smart hats seen recently being felt and the other half straw.
Appliqued Trimming In Fashion Details
Appliqued work remains a favorite trim with chiffon velvet and georgette fabrics. Velvet appliqued flowers and satin accents appear on hats and straw hats feature flower trims for seasonal outfits.
Radio Has Thrills For Trouble Hunter
Louisvill e, Eye May Lee thrills to hunting radio reception interference. A trouble hunter uses a portable superheterodyne set as a sighting tool and treks through Louisville chasing issues with wiring and electrical devices. He works for the Broadcast Listeners Association of Kentucky and notes a railroad crossing block and bell system change as a source of interference.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Eye
K. 8
Bixby
Broadcast Listeners Association of Kentucky
Worth Reveals Feminine Inspired Pajama Suit Innovation
Fashion note describes Worth shaping negligees along feminine lines with coat and slip silks and chiffons. A rubber hat protector, portable in a handbag, can be quickly donned in rain after perfection.
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Worth
Brides and Grooms Face Health Proof Rule
In Zagreb on May 12, the state Senate requires compulsory medical examinations for brides and grooms. Priests may not marry and registrars cannot issue licenses without health certificates.
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Associated Press
Zagreb
Jugoslavia
State Senate
Skirt Length Trends Reach Knee to Floor
Skirts are creeping down slightly with evening frocks ranging from below the knee to full floor length. The shift signals a cautious return to longer silhouettes in social wear.
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Bishop Seaman
Lewis Fields
Rubber Company
White Vogue
Immer
Great Britain
England and
Wales
Chiropractic
J.F. Bromert
Western Building
Amarillo
Charles B, Pavis
Creo
Creo- Dipts
The
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Third and Harrison Sts
Taylor St. Amarillo
Texas
San Jacinto Furniture Company
West Fifth St
Amarillo Furniture Co
Taylor ST
Broadway
Plainview, Texas
Main and Dixon Creek Borger, Texas
Howe
Kroduking
ROYAL
Shaeffer’s
Sheaffer
UVD
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