Officers Installed for La Costura Club Breakfast
A Rose Bowl Tea Room breakfast marked the end of La Costura Club activities with new officers installed by Mrs. J. Li. Scott. President C A Robertson, Vice President C S Hatchett, Secretary E J McCartt, Treasurer Walter Blackburn, and Reporter Charlie Pryor were inducted amid floral table decor and attentive members.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
la Costura Club
J. Li. Scott
C. A. Robertson
C.S. Hatchett
E. J. McCartt
Walter
R. B. Smith
J. K. Read
Mesdames Waddill, Scott and Collins
Teething relief for babies with TEETHINA inquiry notice
A baby relief notice touts TEETHINA as a laxative with anti acid properties for gas colic and sour stomach. It claims no narcotics and broad mother endorsement, offering 12 powder packets for 3 cents and a free care booklet from Columbus Georgia.
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Teethina
Columbus
Georgia
Delphian chapter to end season meeting at Harvey House
Alpha Mu Chapter of the Delphian Society holds its final 1938 39 season meeting at 9 30 Thursday morning at the Harvey House with luncheon at 12 15 to follow the program.
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Delphian
Alpha Mu
Delphian Society
Harvey House
Side-Buttoning Bolero Dress Pattern 4154
A new Anne Adams pattern 4154 offers a side opening bolero dress with two versions and plain straight lines or bias cut. Size 12 through 40 includes wrist lace edging and square neck options. Order 15 cents pattern, 15 cents book, or 25 cents together from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept in New York.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
W. 17Th
New York
N. Y
Social Calendar Tonight and Thursday Recitals and Meetings
The Social Calendar lists events tonight including a piano recital at McDaniel Studio of Music 1207 West Nineteenth Avenue at 8 o'clock and a supper program by the Young People’s Department of San Jacinto Methodist Church at 7 30 in the Fellowship Hall. Amarillo College of Music classes hold a recital at the college auditorium at 8 o'clock. Thursday features a noon luncheon by the Junior Home Interest Club at the Capitol Hotel, Alpha Mu Chapter of the Delphian Society closes its season at Harvey House at 9 30 followed by spring luncheon, and the McKinley School P T A hosts a luncheon in the school cafeteria at 12. Also listed are Entre Nous Club at 3720 Cheyenne Terrace at 2, Royal Neighbors of America at I O O F Hall at 2 30, Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle at I O O F Hall at 6, I Am Study Group at Capitol Hotel at 8, Ear Homecraft Club at 210 North West Ninth Avenue at 2, Mid-Week Bridge Club at 3024 West Tenth Avenue at 2, Child Psychology Club luncheon and officer installation at 1, Glenwood P T A luncheon at the school at 12 honoring retired officers and teachers, Thrifty Thimble Club at 101 North Alabama Street at 1 30, Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 3705 Van Buren Street at 12 30 for lunch, Ladies Auxiliary to the O R C at Carpenters’ Hall at 2, and Maria Class of the First Baptist Church at Route 2 assembling at the church at 2.
Forest Hill PTA installs officers for next year
The Forest Hill Parent-Teacher Association held a ceremony in the school auditorium to install next year’s officers led by Mrs. W. D. Westbay. Elected were President Mrs. C. M. Boyd, vice presidents Mesdames H A Burnett Roy Longest Julius Martin and A F Garrett, Secretary Miss LoRen Ruhl, Treasurer Mrs. O H Dixon, and Parliamentarian Mrs. Nathan Martin.
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Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
C. M. Boyd
H. A. Burnett
Roy Longest
Julius Martin
LoRen@ Ruhl
O. H. Dixon
Nathan Martin
W. D. Westbay
W. B. Dowlen
Juanita Garrett
Amarilloans Attend All-State Ceremony in Fort Worth
Amarillo and Khiva Temple will be represented at the all-state ceremonial in Fort Worth by Dr. L. V. Cradit and J. B. Pitman. The event marks Mossah Temple’s silver jubilee with NBC radio broadcasts and concerts and drills on Friday, followed by the ceremonial Saturday. Walter D. Cline of Wichita Falls will be elevated to imperial potentate next month. imperial council meets June 26-27 in Baltimore.
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Pitman
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Falls
Imperial
Mystic Shrine
North America
Imperial Council
Baltimore
Lum and Abner Real Estate Tonight on CBS Network
Lum Edwards Uest and Lum and Abner announce a coast to coast program shift focusing on real estate and home ownership. With National Association of Real Estate Boards cooperation they will discuss buying a home today and tips for choosing a home or location. The show airs Monday Wednesday and Friday at 5 15 Central Standard Time across the CBS network.
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Lum Edwards Uest
Lum & Abner
Pine Ridge
Arkansas
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Radio Rural
Sum & Abner
Columbia Broadcasting System
Midwest
City Grants $600 To Employment Agency
The city commission announced last night that the city will provide $600 to the state employment service for the next fiscal year to aid the agency. The funds come from the city to carry on cooperative work with the U S employment service.
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City Grants Employment Agency
State Employment Service
U. S. Employment Service
Catholic Daughters To Initiate New Members Sunday
The Catholic Daughters of America will initiate new members Sunday at 10 30 in the morning at Cathedral Hall. A banquet follows at 6 PM for members applicants and the Convert League. Arrangements are led by Mesdames R B Wheeler Nora Garvey Catherine Morrow Ralph McCarty and J M Lyons.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Convert League
Mesdames R. BE. Wheeler
Nora, Garvey
Catherine Morrow
Ralph McCarty
J. M. Lyons
Maria Class Plans Thursday Meeting at First Baptist
Members of the Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will assemble at the church at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon then go to the home of Mrs Geraldine Yocham 5 Amarillo for a business meeting
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Maria
First Baptist Church
Geraldine Yocham
Baptist Church
Amarillo
Center Drive Raises Funds For Girls Center Building
Donations for the Social Center for Girls drive push the building fund to 1475.65 dollars as ten divisional teams report totals led by Arthur H. Ware’s group. The campaign progress and future plans will be reviewed at a called meeting of the center board and finance committee.
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Social Center For Girls
Arthur H. Ware
Chad Elliott
P. D. Berthelot
Arthur Ware
H. G. Hemrick
C. W. Furr
Clyde Holzclaw
Bill Adams
C. M. Snow
Hemrick
Joe Parr
P. 8S. Bailey
H. H. Hall
Furr
Social Center Board of Directors
Finance Committee
J. B. Briscoe
Later Group
Amarillo Chamber Receives Advertising Interest From Philadelphia Firm
A Philadelphia firm Aitkin Kynett writes to the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce proposing to highlight local points of interest in national ads. The client wishes to feature Amarillo in material for products, inviting suggestions of places to spotlight for out of town visitors.
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Amarillo
Aitkin-Kynett Company of
Philadelphia
Stockmen Warned of Sleeping Sickness
Fort Worth Texas stockmen were warned that sleeping sickness among horses in the state had broken out 30 days earlier than usual. Dr T O Booth chief veterinarian urged horse owners to use serums and take steps to prevent spread due to rainfall and mosquitoes carrying the germ.
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Fort Worth
Texas
T. O. Booth
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Amarillo Heads Texas Sons of the Legion Post
Amarillo hosts the largest Sons of the Legion squadron in Texas with 72 members led by Guy P. Miller. Lubbock trails with 56. a schedule lists drum corps trips and a series of Legion Hall events from May 26 to Memorial Day weekend.
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Amarillo
Sons of Legion
State of Texas
Texas
Guy P. Miller
Legion
Lubbock
Miller
Sons of the Legion
Dumas
Legion Hall
All Sons
Central Presbyterian Church
Legion Halil
Liano
Memorial Park
Broiling Tips and Canadian Palladium Note
A cooking tip advises adding chopped olives to the drippings from broiled chops or steaks and reheating the mix to pour over the meat. The note also claims Canada is the world’s leading palladium producer.
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Dominion of Canada
Tyler Street Owners Protest Moving House Rules
Property owners on South Tyler Street urged the city commission to tighten house moving regulations after damages to paving and parkway trees during a recent move. The petition bore signatures of local residents including J. W. Stewart J. M. Durrett L. P. Montgomery J. Ray R. L. Rogers T. E. Harlan and others.
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Tyler Street
City Commission
J. W. Stewart
J. M. Durrett
L. P. Montgomery
J. Ray
R. L. Rogers
T. E. Harlan
E. W. Fields
J. N. Vernon
Henry Funk
E. M. Merritt
J. D. Durrett
Clarence Fakle
F. P. Works
CG. H. Tyler
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McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth Avenue
Young People's Department
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ellowship Hall
Amarillo College of Music
College Auditorium
Capitol Hotel
Alpha Mu Chapter
Entre Nous Club
Clarence E& Tar
Cheyenne Terrace
Royal Neighbors of America
F. Hall
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Homecraft Club
W. R. Hill
North West
Ninth Avenue
C. E Silver
West Tenth Avenue
Child Psychology Club
W. H. Greer
Travis Street
Glenwood P. T. A
Thrifty Thimble Club
Mrs. V
ROE 101
North Alabama Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
C. H. Handy
van Buren Street
Carpenters’ Hall
PTA
Lynn Bari
Hollywood
ABC
Amarillo Finance CO
Fisk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bradford
Fast Fruit Express
Lum
Abner
American Institute of Laundering
H. V. Robertson & CO
Seter 10 Accountants & Auditors
ECOG
Otreee Rabi
Manufacturing Company
Adelina Valdez
Ortega Co
Phoenix
Redding's
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