Paper Scraps in Woman's Hands Reveal Secrets Worth Millions
Treasury worker Mrs. Josephine E. Yarbrough recovers and identifies bonds and notes from chewed, waterlogged scraps found in chimneys and hidden places. Her patient reconstruction has recovered millions in value, with cases dating back fifty years. An event at Miss Yosephine Miller's home at 108 Crestway street invites public attendance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Josephine E. Yarbrough
Claims Division
Treasury Department
Yarbrough
Yosephine Miller
Crestway Street
Panhandle Speech Arts Members Meet at Masterson Home
Yesterday afternoon the Panhandle Speech Arts association held its most engaging meeting this year at Mrs. R. B. Masterson Jr. home. Members showed strong interest in Irene Bewley a dramatic artist slated to appear November 12 and heard papers on interpretive reading poise voice lyric poetry. Demonstrations accompanied several talks by Miss C E Crownover Mrs W M Hall Mrs Mary Miller Beard and Miss Maurine Nisbit.
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Panhandle Speech Arts Association
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Irene Bewley
C. E. Crownover
Mattea M.clarkin
W. M. Hall
Mary Miller Beard
Mildred Bowden Wise
Maurine Nisbitt
Kozy Kard Klub entertained by Mrs Barefield
Mrs. F B Barefield entertained Kozy Kard Klub members yesterday at 904 Wetzel street. High score prize went to Mrs Howard Boxwell and low to Mrs A Tyger. A plate lunch followed. Attendees included A Tyler, G E Quillin, Hal Pegues, Tom Nelson, Jim Hartley, Rual Jones, J R Jamar, L B Manley, Karl Mutt, R R Nations, and Ralph Manley. Boxwell will host next meeting at 1011 A Taylor street. Ellen Bailey Dixon, daughter of C H Dixon, 1720 Jackson street, shows slight improvement after a period of severe illness.
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F. B. Barefield
Kozy Kard Klub
Wetzel Street
Howard Boxwell
A.tyger
Eo A. Tyler
G. E. Quillin
Hal Pegues
Tom Nelson
Jim Hartley
Rual Jones
Mrs. T. L. Gordon Heads To Waco For Pro Women Day
Mrs. T. L. Gordon, state emblem chairman for the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs, will travel to Waco on November 17 for Business and Professional Women's day at the Cotton Palace. An executive board meeting is scheduled during the visit.
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T. L. Gordon
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Waco
Cotton Palace
Silver Tea Planned by Mac Dowell Music Club
A silver tea is planned by the Mac Dowell Music club for Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. It will be held to welcome guests and showcase local talents in a social gathering with light refreshments and music.
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MacDowell Music Club
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Natural Dark Hair
Widely used Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural color to faded or gray hair. Sold in drug stores for 75 cents a large bottle, it darkens evenly and naturally with regular application, leaving hair glossy and youthful looking.
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Wyeth
Miss Marie Machovec Hosts Bridge Luncheon Shower
Miss Marie Machovec entertained at her home on Hughes Street with a bridge luncheon shower honoring Mrs. Rudy Bauman. The event featured pink floral and silver decor, gifts, and prizes won by Miss Dess Key and Miss Sweetie Jones among a guest list including Mrs. Rudy Bauman and several club members.
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Marie Machovec
Hughes Street
Rudy Bauman
Dess Key
Sweetie Jones
Jack Nichols
F. W. Calvert
C. F. Collier
Bob Green
E. A. Simpson
Mrs. E. V. Harris Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. E. V. Harris was celebrated with a surprise party hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Meton at 606 Alabama Street. Autumn flowers in Armistice Day colors decorated rooms while games and a treasure hunt entertained the honoree who received gifts and a large white birthday cake with red and blue candles.
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FE. V. Harris
Charles A. Meton
Alabama Street
R. C. Young
W. T. Sullivan
J. E. Bagg
Jack Brown
Orville Bennett
C. E. Chadwell
Ray Dickerson
W. C. Foster
W. P. Sullivan
R. ©. Young
C. C. Webster
Queen Esther Club Meeting Adjusted to Next Week
Mrs. F. E. Cook will entertain members of the Queen Esther club next Thursday afternoon at her home 1910 Pierce street instead of tomorrow as previously announced.
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F. E. Cook
Pierce Street
Mrs. J. A. Hill Talks On The Art Of Living
A San Jacinto school Parent Teacher Association tea and program drew a large gathering. Mrs. J. A. Hill of Canyon delivered an engaging talk on The Art of Living. Officers announced all bills paid and a healthy treasury. Mrs. Matt Robertson urged members to volunteer for convention delegate duties at 4441. Mrs. M. K. McDonald and her home economics class provided sandwiches and tea afterward.
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Parent-Teacher Association
San Jacinto
J. A. Hill
Canyon
Matt Robertson
P.T. A
M. K. McDonald
Hall Couple Welcome Daughter Born Near Amarillo
Mr and Mrs H A Hall living seven miles west of Amarillo announce the birth of a seven pound baby girl on November 6 both mother and baby are reported doing nicely.
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H. A. Hall
Amarillo
Sanborn P. T. A. Plans Program Tomorrow
The Sanborn P T A will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 40 o clock in the school. Miss Lula Grace Erdmon and Mrs. ... are named in the article as participants or organizers.
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Sanborn, P.T. A
Association
Lula Grace Erdmon
Local notices and visits across towns and regions
Erma Pate will give readings. Mrs Henry Propst has returned from a visit with her parents in Oklahoma City and back in Memphis. Miss Annie Atkins returned to White Kirk after Kansas City. Mrs G C Davis of 1204 Van Buren visits Lucile at the state university in Austin. Mrs W H Patrick and daughter Catherine of Clarendon were visiting yesterday. Owen W Richey left today for several months with his parents in Illinois. Dr M W Cunningham left last night for a week in Dallas. Miss Kathleen Hawkins teaching in Borger was in the city yesterday. Lord Derby racing earnings near 300000 pounds, per London reports.
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Henry Propst
Oklahoma City
Annie Atkins
White & Kirk's
Kansas City
G. C. Davis
van Buren Street
Lucile
State University At
Austin
W. H. Patrick
Catherine
Clarendon
Owen W. Richey
M. W. Cunningham
Dallas
Kathleen Hawkins
Borger
America
D. D. Dennis
Abe
D. D. D. Lab
Batavia
Ilinoia
Here There Everywhere Visitors Pause at Mrs Roane Home
Mrs Norman Wood and her young nephew John Todd Jr have been visiting Mrs Fred Roane at her home. The brief social gathering highlighted family ties and local hospitality in the community.
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Norman Wood
John Todd, Jr
Fred Roane
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Speech Arts Association
Mrs. Barefield
Ellen Bailey Dixon
C. H. Dixon
Jackson Street
Janice Randall
Miss Marie Machovec
E. V. Harris
Queen Esther Club
Mrs. Hall
Sanborn P.T. A. Plans
Erma Pate
Fillmore Street
Memphis
Tennessee
Farnings
Lord Derby
London
New York
Norma
Majora
Othes
Paris
Polk
Greer
Yard
Greer’s Dept. Store
Allen
Polk St
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