Sewing Club Recites Chats At Mrs. Carl Larsen Home
The Stitch and Chatter Club met at Mrs. Carl Larsen's Pleasant Valley home on Monday for an afternoon of sewing and conversation. Members included Mrs. Brashier, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. King, Mrs. McGee, Mrs. Runyon, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs. Runyon, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Larsen, Mr. Rippey, Miss Bess Ruth King and Mrs. Carl Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Carl Larsen
Pleasant Valley
R. H. Brashier
J. A. Simpson
Frank E. King
J. B. McGee
W. 8. Runyon
L. A. Tate
D. J. Blackburn
C. A. Runyon
J. W. Weaver
L. W. Larsen
Hugh Rippey
Bess Ruth King
Leaf Belts Adorn New White Evening Frocks in Paris
Leaf belts of crepe form the sole ornament on select white evening frocks in Paris. The belts feature a chain of colored leaves, often paired with a waist length crepe wrap. Green leaves and wraps predominate, with coral options also appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Social Calendar Highlights Many Local Circles Tonight
Various clubs and church groups hold meetings tonight across Amarillo. Open Forum at Herring Hotel. Pleasant Valley Forest Hill and Buchanan Street schools program. Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street. West Amarillo Christian Church circles meet. Mason ic Temple hosts Amarillo O E 8. Jus-For-Fun Club at Mrs. Davis's. Episcopal Auxiliary summer party. numerous Circle meetings at First Christian, West Amarillo Christian, and other churches. W. M. S. missionary programs and a Bible study schedule follow through the evening. Mrs Gants leaves for extended trip to New York and New England, returning in July with Dr. and Mrs. Gants' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
West Amarillo Christian Church
Homer Jacob
Virginia Street
J. A. Stinson
Kentucky Street
Earl Sparks
van Buren Street
Gants
Frank A. Gants
West Tenth Avenue
Ieft
New York
New England
Stomach Ulcer Healer Praised by Cumminsville Man
W. H. Pratt of Cumminsville Nebraska credits Von's Pink Tablets with curing a twenty year stomach ulcer. He says soreness vanished in days, he could eat freely, return to work, and has remained symptom free for three years. Hundreds report relief from ulcers acidosis and constipation without strict diets or surgery. Omaha Von Co. offers a free booklet and home treatment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pratt
Cumminsville
Nebraska
Von
Mr. Pratt
Sam Houston P. T. A. Hosts Bridge Benefit Event
The Sam Houston P. T. A. held a 13 table bridge benefit at the school building with a chicken dinner. Guests then went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long for bridge. W. B. Speer Jr. won high for women and J. L. Adams second. Henry Pond won high and J. F. Henry second for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston P. T. A
Joe Long
West Tenth Avenue
W. 8. Speer, Jr
J. L. Adams
Henry Pond
J. F. Henry
Grady Persons
Bill Oliver
F. B. Means
Ira D. Maharon
Ben Henson
H. W. Clutter
Frank Harper
M. J. Sayer
Arch Tyler
Robert Noblock
W. E. Chase
Hubert G. Cole
R. R. Pinkney
Charles Adkisson
Raymond Adkisson
Cecil Ingram
W. 8. Speer
Ruby Wirt Gordon
P.T.A. Installs New Officers at Margaret Wills School
Mrs. William M. Oliver was installed as president of the Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association at a Monday meeting in the school auditorium. New officers include vice president Mrs. J. L. McCormick second vice president Mrs. W. M. Caraway third vice president Mrs. Jack Haller secretary Mrs. William Colley corresponding secretary Mrs. Mark Taylor treasurer Mrs. T. M. Montgomery parliamentarian Mrs. Hallie Haper. Miss Daffin Lowrey, Girl Scout director, spoke on Building Resourcefulness in the Child During Vacation Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Oliver
Margaret Wills
Parent-Teacher Association
W. D
J. L. McCormick
W. M. Caraway
Jack Haller
William Colley
Mark Taylor
T. M. Montgomery
Hallie Haper
Daffin Lowrey
Amarillo High School lads dine at stag luncheon
Mr and Mrs Felix Mandell hosted son Paul and Amarillo High School 1932 graduates at a stag luncheon. Black and gold decor and small A H S pennants served as place cards with attendees including Ruman Newby Wayne DeGrassi Gober Lee Mitchell Hershal McFarland Frank Wilson Mike Montgomery and others. Mrs Frank Wolf lin to host Twentieth Century Club at 35 Oldham Circle Friday at 2 30 pm. Music of Texas and Art of Texas discussed in program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Mandell
Paul
Amarillo High School
Ruman Newby
Wayne DeGrassi
Gober Lee Mitchell
Hershal McFarland
Frank Wilson
Mike Montgomery
George
Harold Hempill
Dulin McGaughy
Mike Landaeur
Frank Wolflin
Twentieth Century Club
Oldham Circle
E. A. Rowley
C. E. Palmer
Woman’s Stand Sought on Beer in Volstead Act Debate
Mrs. Lorraine C. Brower of Brooklyn asks President Hoover to define his stance on amending the Volstead act to permit beer manufacture and sale. She reports a private White House conference request was denied and continues advocacy through the Congressional District Modification League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Lorraine C. Brower
Brooklyn
Congressional District Modification League
Silver Dance Frock and Blue Velvet Wrap Adorns Princess
Princess attends a party in a silver lame dancing frock with a knee length blue velvet cape. Separately, Miss Iola Thompson’s pupils perform in a Thursday 8:30 pm recital at McKinley School Auditorium featuring ukulele band pieces piano selections dancing songs and plays. Also, Amarillo Girl Scout Leaders Club meets tonight at 8 at Mrs Allen Early’s home 2101 Harrison and L T D Club hosts at 3 pm with Mrs E E Baker at 502 Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tanaga
Iola Thompson
McKinley School
Thompson
Amarillo
Why Not Put the Blame Where It Belongs
Winifred Black argues that the fault lies with spoiled sons and their indulgent fathers. She contrasts two brothers raised by the same parent, noting one son follows a criminal course while the other remains studious and loyal. The piece questions shifting blame away from parental actions and toward individual character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Pimples and Skin Rashes Vanish With ZEMO
For twenty years ZEMO has soothed itching skin and cleared pimples rashes and blemishes. Depend on antiseptic ZEMO to give clear smooth healthy skin. sold by druggists for 35¢ 60¢ and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aell
Exquisite Simplicity Pattern 2339 By Anne Adams
Pattern 2339 offers a simple frock with shoulder capelets and bow ornaments in printed georgette or alternatives like chiffon voile lawn or flat crepe. Sizes 14–20 and 32–42. size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15 cents per pattern plus mail order for the 32 page Fashion Catalog at 15 cents. catalog and pattern together 25 cents from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department Amarillo Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Daily
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
Amarillo
Texas
Mrs Earl G Wyatt Honored by Delta Kappa Gamma Honor
Amarillo leader Mrs Earl G Wyatt state president AAUW elected to honorary Delta Kappa Gamma membership at Austin convention held April 13 14 for her AAUW work. Dr Ophelia Wesley reports convention at local chapter meeting Wednesday. A summer party for St Andrews Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary set for Wednesday at 2 30. Epispalian women invited. L T D Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. Wyatt
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Delta Kappa Gamma
Austin
Wyatt
Ophelia Wesley
Wesley
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
L. T. D. Club
On Edge to See Her Avery Might Promo
An old time advertisement touts Golden Peacock Bleach Cream promising a fair skin boost. It claims a smooth application softness and rapid fading of freckles blackheads and pimples with rare fast-acting ingredients. Available at drug stores and toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Junior Theater To Present Plays At McKinley School
The Junior Little Theater under Miss Rena Bell Ake son will present five short plays Wednesday at 8 PM at McKinley School. Sponsored by the McKinley Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. B. Bridgeman to host H T C Club meeting at 2 30 PM Thursday at 1114 Van Buren Street. Rainbow Girls to meet Wednesday at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Little Theater
Rena Bell Akeson
McKinley School
The
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
H. T. C. Club
Rainbow Girls
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Purification Promised Health Boost with Calotabs
Physicians tout Purification as Nature's foundation for health. A thorough Calotabs course is suggested to purify the system by cleansing the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Trial package 10c family package 35c. All dealers. Advo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Advo
Cardul Promises Relief For Weakened Sickness
The text suggests using Cardul a medicine for women with a weakened condition and notes health improvement will bring shared enthusiasm among thousands of users.
Amarillo Hardware Firms Market Network Across Texas
A list of hardware and implement dealers spanning multiple towns from Amarillo to Clovis, Wellington to Dumas. Names include Teague Canadian, Kerrow and Sons Clarendon, Pioneer Wellington, Panhandle Implement, Canyon, Dalhart, and many more. Trade connections highlight regional supplier network and intercity commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Teague
Canadien
Texas
H. C. Kerrow & Sons
Clarendon
Tex
Barry Hardware CO
Clovis
Canyon
Boise City
Okla
Jones Hardware CO
Meadow
Lorenzo
Streu Hdw
Hereford
Ernest Lee
Wheeler
Davis Mason CO
Pent
Thompson Brothers
Hedley
Panhandle Wow, & Furn. CO
White Deer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dolores del Rio
Karen Morley
Leila Hyams
Macdowell Club
MacDoweLl Music Club
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
Child Study Club
Sunshine Child Study Club
Rose Bowl Tea Room
1000
Jackson Street
Open Forum Club
Herring Hotel
Forest Hill
Buchanan Street
Buchanan School
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
O. E
C. E. Davis
West Eleventh Avenue
Episcopal Auxiliary
St. Andrew’s Parish House
First Christian Church
T. L. Sanders
W. M
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Methodist Missionary Society
H. E. Hudspeth
Harrison Street
Amarillo Hotel
West Amarillo Baptist W. M
A. S. Kenyon
Carolina Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Polk Street
C. D. Jackson
Fred Hinds
A. M. Hughes
Earl Barnt
W. M. Deaton
R. B. Latham
Marvin Heinatz
Jyden Street
M. W. West
Howard Lynch
Independence Street
M. R. Fields
F. P. Works
Tyler Street
E. H. Ashcraft
William Crowmiller
Sunset Terrace
H. C. Pester
P.T. A
Frau Melita Baumer
Stuttgart
Germany
Rome
London University
Martha Washington
America
John Hewson
Philadelphia
Jane Olson
Denver
Colo
Syracuse
Lawrence Vail
Kay Boyle
Cincinnati
Nice
France
Mr. Vail
Peggy Guggenheim
E. E. Baker
Fairmont Street
Winifred. Black
Winifred Black
Polk St
Jackman
Episcopal
Chic
Lilyan Tashman
St Joseph's
Condi
Cardul
D. L. Beckner
Elliston
Cardus
Milat
NTA AL
Dala
Rele
Rae
Amarillos
Fayley St
Madeira
Brian
Pecia
JCO
Gou
Duco
Amarillo Hardware Co
Dupont
Franks Hdw
Higgins
Mond, Thaxton
Lamesa
Douglas & 8On
Shamrock
Peery, Smith
Carlsbad
Blackwell Hdw
Friona
Nislar
HDW
Lubbock
Phillips & Son
Dumas
Portales
Western
Rolling Springs
Turkey
Matador
Person & Sons
Quitaque
Kirk & Sons
Floydada
Panhandle Implement CQ
Panehandle
Central Drug Store
Miami
Texi
Nathan M. Hunt
Modestie
Womble Hdw. CO
Spearman
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