Jolly Eight Club Hosts Spook Night Party
Mrs. Guy E. Smyth entertained Jolly Eight Club members and husbands with a Halloween themed gathering. The event featured bridge with high scores earned by Mrs. Smyth and Carl Adams and low by Mrs. Bennett and Sid Jones. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Smyth.
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Guy E. Smyth
Jolly Eight Club
Bridge
Guy FE. Smyth
Carl Adams
J. H. Bennett
Sid Jones
Kindergarten Halloween Program Delights San Jacinto
The San Jacinto Kindergarten at 817 Louisiana Street hosted a Friday evening Halloween program for parents. The rooms featured child made decorations of witches cats bats and jack o lanterns while students presented The Moon Tykes a play drills songs and readings under Mrs. W H Wise.
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San Jacinto
Louisiana Street
W. H. Wise
Lee Albright
Jackie Armstrong
Mary Margaret Armstrong
Cecil Hall
Billy Lee Conner
Lois Hamilton
Phyllis Jane Bassett
Billy West
Dorothy D. Robertson
Eula Kathryn Franklin
James Edward Tomberlin
Jackie Tomberlin
Joan Coner
Ralph Nichols
Virginia Vogel
Kathryn Vogel
Dale Allen Wroeght
Myers Spectre
Rhea Bowen Myers
Delbert Sahle
Junior Blankenship
Halloween Costume Party by St. Anthony's School of Nursing
The junior class at St. Anthony's School of Nursing, with sponsors Mrs Boris Price and Miss Frances Willis, held a Halloween costume party Friday evening. Attendees enjoyed an entertaining program and refreshments.
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St. Anthony's School of Nursing
Boris Price
Frances Willis
Community Club Meetings and Local Society Events
A list of afternoon and evening gatherings across Amarillo includes Orphans Birthday Party hosted by Mrs. P. A. Pressig at 1801 Van Burn Street at 2:30, a Junior Welfare League bridge lesson at Rose Bowl Tea Room at 2, Open Forum Club at Herring Hotel mercantile floor at 8, Unity Study Club in Green Building Room 9, and a "Lessons in Truth" session at 7:45. Also scheduled are Mardi Huert Club luncheon for Mrs. W. A. Glovier at 813 Maryland Street at noon, Rebekah Lodge No. 222 at Odd Fellows Hall 1:30, Will A. Miller Chapter U. D. C. at 1620 Monroe Street 3, Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority at 506 East Tenth Avenue 7:30, P. E. Chapter at Taumage Place 2:30 with Mrs. J. S. Fischer and assistants, Amarillo O. E. S. Mason Temple 8 for delegates report, L Aquillee Club at 3910 Harrison Street 3, A A U W Book Review Section with Mrs. R. K. Batten at 3718 Fountain Terrace 3, and Johnson School PTA meeting in the school building at 3:30.
Divisions of Wesley Class Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
Division No. 1 of the Wesley Friendship Class will meet at Mrs. C. M. Fearne’s home 711 Maryland Street tomorrow at 2 o’clock. Division No. 3 meets with Mrs. C. T. Asph 607 Bellview Street. All members urged to attend and bring sewing.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methdlist Church
C. M. Fearne
Maryland Street
C. T. Asph
Bellview Street
Johnson P.T.A To Meet Tuesday and UDC Chapter
Johnson P T A of Johnson school holds its regular meeting at the school building Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. The Will A Miller Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at Mrs William P Hopkins 1620 Monroe Street tomorrow at 3 o clock with Miss Nella Poage assisting and a report on the U D C convention in Lubbock planned. Roll call will include historical news briefs about Arkansas.
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Will A. Miller
William P. Hopkins
Monroe Street
Neita Poage
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Nella Poage
Lubbock
Arkansas
Parent-Teacher Association of
Johnson School
Important Session Planned by Potter County Federation
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a morning session Tuesday at 9 30 in the Herring Hotel club rooms. Presidents delegates and members of all federated clubs should attend as this is the last regular meeting of the year. Delegates to the state convention in Lubbock November 9 12 will be elected. The meeting may run to noon or continue in the afternoon said Mrs S E Fish president.
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Potter County Federation of Women’s Club
Herring Hotel
Lubbock
S. E. Fish
Mrs Loden Hosts Ladies Day At Hillcrest Club
Mrs Don Loden will hostess the regular Ladies Day at Hillcrest Golf and Country Club Wednesday reservations may be made by calling 8191. Mr and Mrs W R Smith move to Wichita Kan where they will reside. Mr Smith former manager of E S Cowie Electric Company. They were honored at a farewell party held by Mr and Mrs McCully Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Loden
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
Mrs. Smith
Kansas
W. R. Smith
Wichita
Kan
Mr. Smith
E. S. Cowie Electric Company
Mrs. McCully
Gold Seal of Approval Placed on Scales Here
Amarillo scales tested by weights and measures inspector J Prank Woodside now bear a gold seal of approval. Condemned scales carry a different color seal. Inspections resumed after complaints and will continue for at least three months under City Manager Bill Durham.
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Amarillo
J. Prank Woodside
Bill Durham
Arthur Carnahan
Women Drivers Barred From Seneca Pension Fund
A court ruling states that women who own automobiles are ineligible for compensation from the Seneca County mothers pension fund. The decision affects recipients and outlines eligibility limits for the program.
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Tiffin
O. W
Seneca County
Mother’s Pension Fund
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Colds and Coughs
A vintage medical ad touts Creomulsion an emulsified creosote remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims double action healing the throat and respiratory infections and offers a money back guarantee if no relief after following directions.
Solution of a ciphered business note in the Southwest
The readable line lists a Friday solution involving President Hoover demanding a retrac tion of navy stand criticism. The message references commodities influencing Southwest business and hints at a timing cue of 15 minutes.
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Hoover
Co-Ed vs Women’s Colleges A Social Study
Frances Lee, fashion and beauty editor, surveys 100 coed and women’s colleges. She says co-ed life centers on clothes and social competition, while women’s colleges stress democracy and a steadier wardrobe approach. Co-education offers broader social contact and balance.
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Julia Blanshard
New York
Frances Lee
Miss Lee
Eest
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
City to give away canna bulbs this afternoon
City park department workers began digging up bulbs this morning and will distribute surplus bulbs free to residents. Temple Robinson, park executive, invited people to take some and leave some as bulbs were left at Ellwood Park Bivins Park on West Tenth Avenue and a park at the head of Julian Boulevard.
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Temple Robinson
Ellwood Park
Bivins Park
West Tenth Avenue
Julian Boulevard
Delegates To Judges Convention Return from El Paso Bid
Amarillo led a bid to host the 1932 Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association convention but Galveston won by 11 votes. The local delegation included Mayor Ernest O. Thompson County Judge Sam B. Motlow and other officials.
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Amarillo
Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
el Paso
Galveston
Ernest O. Thompson
Sam B. Motlow
Carl Hill
M. L. Parker
N. S. Griggs
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Bill Lampe
Highway Department
Wilson W. Ballew
Furnaces for Skaters at Gordon State Park
Four large outdoor furnaces are being installed at Gordon State Park to keep skaters warm during winter. The article notes chalk cliffs of southern England as a source of sediment shells used in toothpaste.
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ST. Mary's, O
U.R
Gordon State Park
Southern
England
Dumas Hosts Road Boosters Rally For Highway Bonds
A Dumas community road rally Tuesday aims to boost support for the December 12 bond election to fund Moore County highway paving. County boosters expect the new, cheaper paving type to ease passage, with Amarillo chamber leaders invited to attend.
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Dumas
Dumas Community Club
Moore County
State Highway Department
Bill Lampe
Chamber of Commerce Highway Department
Chamber
Highway Committee
Griggs
Moore
Panhandle
Amarillo
Potter County
Water pumped directly into Amarillo mains during tank repaint
Amarillo water pressure held at about 60 pounds as direct pumping continues to feed the system. The move is to compensate for repainting the interior of the water tank at Eighth Avenue and Crockett Street, with completion expected in about 48 hours. H G C Avery won the painting contract at 175 dollars.
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Amarillo
Eighth Avenue
Crockett Street
H. G C. Avery
Two Masked Bandits Steal $1250 and Diamond Ring
In Fort Worth Texas two masked bandits aided by a woman robbed two men near Levinson's home at midnight. Victims A T Miller and Harry H Levinson reported a pistol strike to Levinson and the trio fled in an automobile driven by the woman. Police sought the trio including the woman driver and pawn of the diamond ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
U.P
A. T. Miller
Harry H. Levinson
Levinson
Fashion’s Reptile Skins Drive Exports to America
Fashion's demand for reptile skins boosts exports from India and Brazil to the United States. India ships 439200 pounds and Brazil 168400 pounds of skins, highlighting a growing cross border trade in luxury materials.
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India
Brazil
America
Wells Fails To Post 3000 Bail In Counterfeit Charge
Horace Wells remains jailed in Potter County on a $3000 bail for passing counterfeit currency. Billy Culwell paid $3000 bail on a similar count. Curly Pepper and Tol Bycus faced federal liquor law charges with bonds set at $500 each.
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Horace Wells
United States District Court
Potter County
Billy Culwell
Curly Pepper
Tol Bycus
United States Commission
Milk for Children drive gains pace in Amarillo
Community canning for charity ended with over 1700 cans of chili soup stew and meat added to the pantry. Campaigners urged milk donations from shoppers dropping cans into barrels at stores to aid needy children this winter.
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Amarillo
New Combination Relieves Headaches in Three Minutes
Two North Carolina druggists created a mix of several ingredients that work together to ease any headache in three minutes. The formula known as B C is sold for 10 or 25 cents and also promises calm nerves without after effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
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School of Nursing
P. A. Pressig
van Burn Street
Junior Welfare League
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Open Forum Club
Mercanine
Green Building
Mardi Huert Club
W. A. Glovier
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
East Fifth Avenue
Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority
Maurine Richards
East Tenth Avenue
P. E
H. E Smith
Taumage Place
J. 8. Fischer
Ralph Kenniston
Ernestine Smith
L'Aquillee Club
R. I. Graves
Harrison Street
R. K. Batten
Fountain Terrace
Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association
Wesley
Lou Henry Hoover
Daphne Savage
Norfolk
Girl Scouts
National Organization of
Mrs. Hoover
Mrs. Loden
Hillcrest
Women’s College
Loving Printing CO
7Th St
Dial
Ivory
H. V.robertson & CO. Accountants and Auditors
Wendeen Gs Wacotex
REE
Laeas
Cy Ruled
Price
Windsor
Amarillo Williams Hardware Co
Borger Thompson Hardware Co
Canyon Thompson Hardware Co
Hereford C. F. Kerr Hardware Co
Lockney Baker Mercantile Co
Meinecke Bros
Nissar Hardware Co
Sherrod Bros
Hdwe
Memphis Thompson Bros
Pampa Thompson Hardware Co
Perryton
Plainview
Hdwe. & Furn. Co
Plainview Meinecke Bros
Shamrock Douglas & Son
Globe-News
DRY Cleaners
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