Pioneer Dinner Honors Texas Federation Women in Amarillo
A Pioneer dinner at the Amarillo Hotel honored the Texas Federation of Women with Pierian club hosting. Tables featured toy wagons and prairie motifs. guests heard toasts from Mrs. Henry Redmond and others, with special guests including Governor Pat Neff and Col. Ernest C. Thompson. A piano recital by Miss Grace RE Hamilton pupils was announced for 8 p.m. at 1009 Taylor Street.
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Amarillo
Texas Federation of Women
Pierian Club
Palo Duro Canyon
Robert N. MacCallun
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Henry Gooch
R. B. Buchanan
Fort Worth
Henry Redmond
Lee Joseph
The
Texas Federation
T. A. McHarg
H. N. Peters
Phebe K. Warner
Crete Allen
Melva Breining
Pioneer Clubs
L. A. Wells
LE. L. Higinbotham
Pioneer Club
James Welder
Victoria
I. T. Collins
Maggie Barry
General Federation
America At Home Department
Home
Sweet Home
L. Bb
Newby
Julia Lockett
Boulder
Colo
Grace Thorpe
Grace RE. Hamilton
Taylor Street
Kathryn Roach
Doris Billingslea
Fairy McFarland
Clara Mae Pirschell
Richard Johns
Robbie Joe Rucker
Bob Ricks
Sajuanah Wilson
Dorothy Reed
Martha Frances Doud
Catherine Green
Dick Blanchard
Ruth Stone
Virginia Cargile
Frances Fern Billingslea
Jeane Blanchard
Jean Bisbee
Frances Watson
Lucile Holliday
Thrift as a Builder of the Home and Nation
Edith McClure Patterson of Dayton argues budget wisdom turns households into engines of national strength. She says women are the home’s managers and primary buyers shaping health, industry, and future citizens through prudent spending and value driven purchasing.
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Edith McClure Patterson
Dayton
Oho
American Home
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Globe
America
Globe Praises Amarillo Water Shortage Editorial
Harry M. Brown, general manager of the Amarillo Gas company, said the Globe’s first-page editorial on the water shortage hit the nail on the head. He endorsed the paper’s stance and urged public attention to the issue.
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Harry M. Brown
Amarillo Gas Company
the Globe
Texas Federation Drama Committee urges new American plays
The report by Mrs. Florence Floore urges members to study contemporary drama and write original one act plays. It promotes community theater, notes prior work with Zona Gale, cites plays like Faint Perfume and Miss Lulu Bett, and announces cash prizes for Texas members with rules and deadlines ending September and October 1925.
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Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Florence Floore
State Federation
Iama
England
Europe
United States
Texas Federation
Zona Gale
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
H.yh. Fugate
Waxahachie
Contest Announces Prizes For Best One Act Plays
The committee and friends name prizes of 50 dollars for first, 15 dollars for second, and honorable mentions for third for one act plays. President Mrs Redmond notes a prize winner may be shown at the 1025 state convention. Reports cite strong work across districts including Wichita Falls Waxahachie Marshall Navasota San Antonio and Lubbock with district chairmen named.
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Shelton
Bewley
Redmond
Ben O. Neil
Wichita Falls
H. H. Fugate
Waxahachie
Neal Greer
Marshall
Frances Rucker
Navasota
Bernice Duggan
San Antonio
Luella McQueen
Brownwood
Curtis Keene
Lubbock
Florence €. Fioore
Cleburne
Quarantine Lifted as Mexican Quarter Plague Eradicated
Los Angeles announces the quarantine against pneumopic plague in the Mexican quarter is lifted after the state board of health declares the disease eradicated in the area. Public health officials note no further cases.
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Los Angeles
State Board of Health
Walter Duminske
Wheelock St
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Caldwell
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