C C L A Circle Luncheon Closes Year in Amarillo
Amarillo Circle of the Child Conservation League of America ended its year with a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. C. C. Anderson. Prizes were won by Mrs. F. K. Chapman and Mrs. E. H. Ely. Attendees included Mesdames Armstrong Barker Blanchard Chapman Clemmons Van Davidson Dees Davis Ely Johnson Klein Mullins Nemechek Witt and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Child Conservation League of America
C. C. Anderson
F. K. Chapman
E. H. Ely
Mesdames Earle N. Armstrong
L. R. Barker
Thornton Blanchard
Charles A. Clemmons
van Davidson
John Dees
J. E. Davis
EF. H. Ely
Wilbur Johnson
E. H. Klein
Carl Mullins
L. F. Nemechek
Bates Witt
the Hostess
Forty-Niner Ball at Amarillo Country Club Promises Notable Social Event
The Annual Forty-Niner Ball at Amarillo Country Club Saturday night is touted as an outstanding social affair. Entertainment chair Z. T. Hoehn leads plans for a bigger party with inflated scripts for games. Frontier dance hall decor and costume prizes highlight the event, with guests admitted at $1 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Z. T. Hoehn
Mrs Blenis Honored at Shower and More Local Notes
A miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. L. W. Blenis Jr. was hosted by Mrs. Dixie Banes and Mrs. Dorotha Rhodes with roses and sweetpeas brightening the rooms. A ribbon card and gift basket marked the presentation. Also planned are a musicale party at the Playhouse with Mary Ann Hall and Mary Kruser and a final recital by the Amarillo Music Teachers Guild at Amarillo College Auditorium. Mrs. A B Kepler from Wichita is staying with her daughter Mrs. D W MacDougall at St Anthony's Hospital as her condition remains serious after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Blenis, Jr
Dixie Banes
Dorotha Rhodes
Blenis
Charlie Kyser
T. J. Cumbie
Bob Crable
Gertrude Kyser
Polk Street and nearby events fill Saturday calendar
Tonight the Sunday School class covers dish supper at Polk Street Methodist Church parsonage at 6 30 Young people from Tenth Avenue Methodist hold a box supper at Bennet Hall at 8 Pupils of Ruby Ford and Mattea McClurkin present a recital at Pleasant Valley Studio at 7 45 Idelma Conoley and Minnie Lee Aleskin Solnick stage a program at Playhouse 1800 Harrison Street at 8 Humphreys Highland P T A meets at 7 45 to close the year Spring Awakening operetta by Buchanan Street School pupils at the school auditorium 8 Dance and music pupils of St Marys Academy recital at Sam Houston Junior High School auditorium 8 Saturday Children’s Story Hour at Potter County Library 10 The Order of Knights of Sir Galahad meets Parish House St Andrews Episcopal Church 8 The Annual Forty Niners Ball at Amarillo Country Club 9 The Philharmonic Club breakfast honoring Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 at 2214 Hayden Street 10 Graduate Nurses Association meeting postponed to May 25 Mary Ann Hall and Mary Kritzer musicale party at Playhouse 1800 Harrison Street 4
Cooking Aids and Leftover Use in Dishes From Pantry
A transcripted guide lists ways to use leftovers and pantry items with tea or meals. Suggestions include lemon and orange slices with beverages, ginger with tea, lemon juice in fish salad, and repurposing egg yolks in cakes or dressings. It also notes flavor boosts from citrus peels and candied fruit, and methods to reuse cooked cereals and biscuits for new dishes.
The Glory That Was Showland Tarnished by Suit Action
The Santa Fe Railway pursues foreclosure on Wortham Show cars abandoned in Santa Fe freight yards. Storage charges of 576 dollars claimed on 9 cars, left May 15 1933, with three claimed by St Louis Rail and Equipment Co. Five or six cars remain stored at Tri-State Fair grounds, damaged and entangled in tax disputes as Wortham travels by motor trucks.
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Wortham Suit
Santa Fe
Wortham
John T. Wortham
W. F E. Gee
108Th District
St. Louis Rail and Equipment Company
Chicago
Hobbs
N. M
Fort Worth
Denver
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Laval Berlin visit rumored amid Franco German talks
A. D. Sterud reports persistent rumors that Pierre Laval will visit Berlin for talks at Hitler's invitation, while German officials downplay the possibility. Watches on Franco German dialogue rise as Reichsführer's stance hardens against Russian pacts. other notes include Gadow confirming plans for a 250 ton submarine fleet amid Baltic tensions. The piece also covers Treasury official OConner's Amarillo visit, bank reforms, and local civic events.
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Berlin
Pierre Laval
Germany
Baltic
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Claim
Cooling blue Star Ointment melts on the skin and delivers medicines into pores to quickly kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and similar conditions. Money back if the first jar fails.
V F W Carnival Next Week by Amarillo Post
The Western States Shows come to Amarillo for a free carnival by the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post. It claims to be among the country's largest shows with three free acts nightly including a fire dive in blazing water. Special features include an open air cellophane wedding. Show grounds at Fourth and Jefferson.
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Amarillo
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Century of Progress
Chicago
Fourth and
Jefferson
Judge Nelson to Deliver Lockney High School Commencement Address
Judge E C Nelson of the 47th District Court in Amarillo spoke in Lockney today where he will give the graduation commencement address. He is a former Floyd County county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Nelson
47Th District Court
Amarillo
Lockney
Nelson
Floyd County
Vets Meeting To Hear Reports In Potter County Court
Members of the Guy V. Henry Jr. Camp of the Spanish War Veterans and the ladies auxiliary will hear reports from the state convention held in Corpus Christi last week. Delegates will report at 2 30 p m in the 47th District Court room of the Potter County courthouse, per Post Commander R Thompson.
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Guy V. Henry Jr
The
Ladies Auxiliary
Corpus Christi
47Th District
Potter County
R. Thompson
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C.C.L. A. Circle
Mary Ann Hall
Mary Kruser
Playhouse
Harrison Street
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Musical Arts Conservatory of
West ‘i Texas
Constance Fuqua
Virginia Brown
Madaline Castillo
Willena Byrd
Snow White
J. L. Scott
Polk Street Methodist Church
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Bennett Hall
Ruby Ford
Mattea McClurkin
Pleasant Valley Studio
Idelma Conoley
Minnie Lee Aleskin Solnick
Humphreys Highland P. T. A
Buchanan Street
St. Mary's Academy
Sam Houston Junior High School
Potter County Library
Order of Knights of
Sir Galahad
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Philharmonic Club
Philharmonic Group No
R. W. Adams
Hayden Street
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Mary Kritzer
Killough
Pioneer and Hickok
and Davies
Illinois Capital
Illinois
Illinois Capitol
Associated Press
Expect Laval
U.S. Treasury
A. D. Sterud
J. F. T. O'Conner
United States Treasury
Harvey House
Amarillo Clearing House Association
Mr. O'Conner
Roswell
New Mexico Bankers' Association
O'Conner
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate Banking Committee
Carter Glass
William G. McAdoo
Norris Ewing
Globe News
Panhandle
Ewing
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Philharmonic Group No
Cc. M. Rogers
C. M. Rogers
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
New York State
V.F.W. Post
Oriental Shop
Polk
News-Globe
Are
Zale’s
Elgin Pocket
TALES
Bulova
Elle
Kolbe Aleteded
Bulov
Iewels
Wits
Aloe
Energy Oe
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Tang
Baker Pharmacy
Fth & van Buren
Man's Waltham
Waltham
Wat Model Ladies’ Watch
Gui
Elgin
Zale
Hiamond
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