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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1931
Page
6
The Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association will host an 8 o’clock program at the school on the topic The Child and His Relation to a Democracy. Dr B E Masters president of Amarillo College will deliver the principal address. Fathers and mothers are invited.
The Amarillo sectional convention of Assembly of God churches will meet in Canyon on November 12 and 13 with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm daily and evening services at 7 30 pm. The public is invited to attend as ministers from New Mexico participate.
Esther McCrory Chapter hosts Armistice Day program on national defense with Florence McMurtry of Canyon outlining roles of home and school. DAR members hear about citizenship training, teacher preparation, and the 1932 pledge to spend 150000 dollars on child education.
Members of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at the American Legion rooms this evening at o'clock. The poppies, which are to be sold Wednesday, will be distributed.
Multiple meetings and gatherings across Amarillo venues tonight. Wolflin PTA at 8 on school grounds. Rebekah Lodge No 222 at Odd Fellows Hall 7 30. Unity Study Club 7 45 in Green Building Room 9. First Christian Youth group meets 7 30 at 904 Taylor Street. BPW at Amarillo Hotel 6 15. VFW Ladies Auxiliary Legion rooms 7 30. Wednesday Circles of First Christian Church meet 2 30 at listed homes and streets. WMS at Clark Wesley classroom 2. Circles of Pierce Street Baptist Church in 2 o'clock meetings. Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club 2 30 at 2610 Arthur Street. Hillcrest Country Club Ladies Day with reservations at 7139.
The regular meeting of the Garden Club is postponed to November 18 due to Armistice Day programs.
The Bakers Dozen Club meeting announced for Thursday is moved to next Wednesday. It will be held at Mrs. Loy Smith's home, 3622 West Sixth Avenue.
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its regular meeting at the Amarillo Hotel this evening at 6 15.
Detroit resident Herman Rankis shares that Kruschen Salts eased rheumatic aches and helped him lose 22 pounds after starting a daily half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks. available at Fox Drug Co City Drug Store Post Office Drug Co or any drug store with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
Ned Sanders was honored at a party hosted at Miss Ruby Earl Smith's home Friday evening. Guests included numerous local residents and friends who enjoyed games, music, and refreshments in a social, festive atmosphere.
The Tyler Street Parent-Teacher Association held a Monday afternoon meeting in the school building featuring multiple talks and musical numbers. Performances included xylophone and violin solos, whistling, and talks on child health and physical education by Dr. G. T. Royse and others. Mr. King urged patron participation in the Armistice Day parade.
Mrs B Landers will host the MacDowell Club at 2402 Ong Street Thursday at 2 30. She is assisted by Mrs R L McLain. Mrs L A Forrester will lead the program on Foreign Composers in America.
Paris notes new fabric trends where heavy dull-luster silks imitate wool, thick-piled wools resemble velvet, and rayon weaves appear as cotton.
A remedy advises soaking cotton in Moone's Emerald Oil and packing it under the nail corner. Change the cotton twice daily, enlarging the plug to free the edge. The oil is said to kill infection, soften the nail, and ease lifting, with a money back guarantee if ineffective.
Mrs. M. M. Brett of Albany Ave Waycross Georgia recalls a period of severe weakness and discouragement. A friend advised Cardui and she began taking it. She reports improvement in strength and mood and credits Cardui with restoring her health and vitality. Sold at drugstores.
The Young People's Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church will meet at 904 Taylor Street tonight at 7 30. Officers and committee chairmen are asked to bring written reports.
Paris reports belt and bag ensembles as a new accessory wrinkle. One piece features gold sequins and mosaics to pair with a black satin afternoon dress. A second uses tiny gilt and red lacquer tubes strung on fine thread.
Paris reports a vogue for antique fashions in vanity items with powder boxes featuring Delft blue or rose enamel and a miniature court lady, echoing Fragonard paintings.
Circle No. 9 of the First Baptist Church postpones its Wednesday meeting at Mrs. John Rowland's home indefinitely due to unknown reasons.
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly business luncheon at the church on Thursday at 12 o'clock.
Phi Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will meet in the club rooms at the Herring Hotel Friday evening at 7 o clock. Dr J E Nunn vice president of the Texas Baptist Association left yesterday for Waco to attend the convention and will spend a short time in Marlin after the meeting.
For twenty years soothing ZEMO has relieved itching and cleared pimples rashes and blemishes. Use ZEMO for a clear smooth healthy skin. All druggists 35c 60c and 1.00. Extra strength for obstinate cases 1.25.
Misses sizes 16 18 20 require 314 yards of 39 inch material plus a small amount of contrasting fabric. price 15 cents. Girls sizes 2 4 6 8: 6 year long sleeves use 1 1/2 yards of 85 inch material. short sleeves 1 1/3 yards. collar tab and cuffs need 1/4 yard 35 inch material. Send 15 cents for UP-TO-DATE BOOK OF FASHIONS FALL 1931 to News Globe Brooklyn NY.
Amarillo druggists advertise a trial plan pairing Vicks VapoRub with new Vicks Nose Drops to prevent and treat colds at home. Mothers, as family health guardians, are urged to use drops before exposure and to apply VapoRub at night for 24 hour relief with a money back guarantee if costs aren’t reduced.
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