Louise Bennett Impresses in Lindenwood Freshman Dinner
Miss Louise Bennett of Amarillo starred at Lindenwood College in St Charles Missouri during the freshman class dinner dance on November 7. Her acrobatic dance showcased grace and skill as the 200 freshmen hosted the event and decorated the gym in Nile apple and leaf greens. Bennet later appeared in a Founders Day program marking Lindenwood's 104th anniversary.
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Globe
ST. Charles
Louise Bennett
Amarillo
Lindenwood College
Bennett
Lindenwood
Sam Houston P T A Wins Third Prize On Float
Sam Houston PT A won third prize, $25, for a Armistice Day parade float depicting a barbed wire entanglement and a German and American soldier shaking hands. A second float showed the ranger triumph over Texas outlaws. The Rangers name was adopted for the Sam Houston football and pep squads. The PT A meeting adjourned early for float decorating. Annie MacDonald spoke on reading and child health. About 150 attended.
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Sam Houston
Sam Houston PT. A
P.T. A
Texas Ranger
Outlaws of Texas
Rangers
Annie MacDonald
Earl Ray Hicks Jr Arrives On Monday
Mr and Mrs E R Hicks announce the arrival of an eight and one half pound son named Earl Ray Jr at 8512 A Line Avenue Monday evening.
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E. R. Hicks
A Line Avenue
Earl Ray, Jr
Jewish Ladies Auxiliary Meet at Temple Tonight
The Jewish Ladies Auxiliary will hold a meeting at the Temple this evening at 7:30. All members are urged to attend.
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Temple
Central High P T A Father and Son Meeting
The Central Junior High School P T A will host a father and son meeting Thursday at 7 30 in the school. William Brume leads and 8B E Masters of Amarillo Junior College speaks on Boys of Today Men of Tomorrow. The Junior High Orchestra directed by Miss Pearl Miller performs. A social hour follows. all parents urged to attend.
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Central Junior High School
P.T. A
William Brume
E. Masters
Amarillo Junior College
Proschowski Lecture Here by Noted Vocal Teacher
Franz Proschowski, renowned vocal teacher, will lecture to interested musicians Thursday afternoon at 2 50 in the Women's Club rooms. Harmony Club brings him to Amarillo inviting music lovers and Texas Baptist delegates. He teaches many noted artists including Madame Galli-Curci and Schipa. A large Amarillo class is formed for auditions. others may join by calling Mrs Viola Wilson at 7708.
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Franz Proschowski
Proschowski
Amarillo
Harmony Club
Texas Baptist Convention
Madame Galli-Curei
Schipa
Viola Wilson
Autumn Leaves Decorate Jim Collins Bridge Evening
Autumn leaves formed baskets and table centers for a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collins at Mrs. Brad ley’s home on Polk Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Noble Fowlkes and other couples, with color themed tallies and scorepads.
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Jim Collins
Noble Fowlkes
Vick Dixon
C. H. Jeffers
Paul Boxwell
O. L. Dixon
J. T. Bradley
Mrs. Heinatz Presents Pupils in Music Class Program
The younger pupils of Mrs. Marvin Heinatz presented an evening program at her studio at 7 30 o clock on Saturday. Participants included Margery McColm Tommy Hineman Billy Mack West Emilie Heinatz Darliene Johnson and Betty Ames Readings were given by Sara Beth Hughes Carlisle Ames and Theda Stone.
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Marvin Heinatz
Margery McColm
Tommy Hinerman
Billy Mack West
Emilie Heinatz
Darliene Johnson
Betty Ames
Sara Beth Hughes
Carlisle Ames
Theda Stone
END UGLY HAIR WITH NEW NAX TWIN CREAMS
An advertisement touts Nax Twin Creams as a fast acting hair remover that slows regrowth and promises permanent removal with continued use. It claims 50 percent slower regrowth after first application, lasting three to nine months, and no odor with skin kept unharmed. Sold at White & Kirk Department Store Moore-Poston Company and Maxor Drug Stores.
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Nax Twin Root
White & Kirk Department Store
Moore-Poston Company
Maxor Drug Stores
Dirigibles Are Clever Party Favors Here
Miniature dirigibles were given as party favors for a Lucky Day Bridge Club gathering at Mrs. J. J. Weirick's home on West Fifteenth Avenue. Patriotic decor with hangars and aero planes appeared in scores, wrap, and prizes. high honors went to Mrs. Charles Reagan with Mrs. Fred Warren second and Mrs. E. G. Roach as consolation. Guests included Mrs. J. C. Heyser and others.
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J. J. Weirick
Lucky Day Bridge Club
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Charles Reagan
Fred Warren
E. G. Roach
J. C. Heyser
W. H. Terry
Roger Shook
Everett McBride
Charles A. Reagan
W. O. Budd
MacDowell Club To Offer Guest Day Program
The MacDowell Club will entertain with a guest day program Thursday afternoon at 4 15 at Polk Street Methodist Church. The event was moved from 2 30 due to a conflict with a Pros chowski lecture. The public is invited to attend.
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MacDowell Club
Polk Street Methodist Church
Proschowski
Musterole advertised for chest and throat cold relief
An advertisement promotes Musterole as a counter irritant salve to relieve chest or throat colds. It claims quick relief with five hours of use and highlights its ingredients oil of mustard menthol and other additives. It notes long standing usage, doctor and nurse recommendation, and a milder Children’s Musterole variant for infants and small children.
La Ceni Cienta Club Meets at Mrs Fly Home
Mrs James Ely To Be Club hostess. meeting at 4230 West Fourteenth Avenue Thursday at 3 o clock. All members urged to attend.
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James Ely
la Ceni Cienta Club
James Fly
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Jolly 8 Bridge Club Organized
A new bridge club named the Jolly 8 Bridge Club was organized at Mrs. J H Bennett home 613 B East Eleventh Avenue. Mrs. Guy E Smythe was elected president and Miss Ellen Pitts reporter. Mrs F E Walton played high and Mrs J W Horn received consolation favor with Thanksgiving reflected in tallies scorepads and refreshment course. Members listed include Mrs J H Bennett Mrs F E Walton Mrs J W Horn Mrs J I Pope Mrs C H Cloakey Mrs Carl Adams Mrs Guy E Smythe and Miss Ellen Pitts.
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Jolly 8
J. H. Bennett
East Eleventh Avenue
Guy E. Smythe
Ellen Pitts
F. E. Walton
J. W. Horn
J. I. Pope
C. H. Cloakey
Carl Adams
Armistice Day Party Brings Snappy Bridge Club Fun
The Snappy Bridge Club met Monday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller. Decorations featured patriotic red, white and blue chrysanthemums and tiny silk flags on refreshment plates. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Levy for guest prize, with high and second high scores awarded to H. H. Rumsey and R. D. Northern. Other guests included H. S. Richey, Bert Levy and Robert Horschler, while players included Manly Walker and Northern with Rumsey.
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Don. Miller
Bert Levy
H. H. Rumsey
Johnson P.T.A. Carnival At School Friday Evening
The Johnson P.T.A. sponsors a school carnival Friday evening in the building. Each room has a program number and booths will sell novel ties cold drinks and candies. A fishing pond provides diversion and supper is served from 6 30 o'clock throughout the evening.
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The
Johnson P. T. A
Rehearsal for The Little Tycoon Tonight at Parke House
Rehearsal for The Little Tycoon is set for this evening at Parke House of St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 7 30 o'clock.
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Parke House
St. .Andrew’s
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Anna
Sam Houston P.T. A
Earl Ray Hicks Jr
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Fort Worth, Texas
Jolly 8 Bridge Club
Amarillo, Texas
Pierian Junior Club
Pierian
J. Coe Jr
Vanity Fair
Blackburn Bros
Amarillo Drug Stores
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