Father Son Meeting Draws Large PTA Crowd
A large crowd attended the Central Junior High School Parent Teacher Association gathering Tuesday night at the school. Dr. Roy C. Snodgrass spoke on Building for the Future in Industrial and Civic Affairs, with remarks by T. J. Murrell and performances by the Boys Violin Choir and boys chorus. Refreshments were served to about 125 guests, and PTA president Mrs. Mack W. West thanked all helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather-Son
Central Junior High School
Parent- Teacher Association
Roy C. Snodgrass
Fture
William Klingensmith
T. J. Murrell
Fii Sverdorf
Wilbur Cole
Weldon Pangle
Ned Weills
Jimmy Nail
Grinnell Gamblin
T W. Stalnaker
Robert Brown
Mr McDonald
Jack Gould
Jimmie Gulerie
Thomas Jones
John Barnes
Thomas Sanders
Tom Kruser
Ray Johnson
Bill Browder
Brian Dillon
Horace Smith
George Carnes
Jim Griggs
Finklea
Thomas Andrews
Clayton Wilkins
Junior Loewenstern
Buddy Meyer
Floyd Cooper
Georgia Holtzclaw
Ida Sue Taylor
Thelma Jean Lawrence
Cassie Davis
Anna Bell Neudigate
Joyce Cox
Mary Besswig
Sarah McEachern
Mack W. West
Six-W Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon at Blackstone
The Six-W Bridge Club enjoyed a luncheon at the Blackstone Coffee Shop. High score went to Mrs. Arlin Hudgins with second to Mrs. Jimmy Payne. Other players included Mesdames C. V. Wond, E. J. Nicolson, G. C. Feierabend, F. J. Gallas, Rosene Lasper and Lee Christopher. Next meeting at Witherspoon Drug Store with Mrs. Hudgins hosting.
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Blackstone
Arlin Hudgins
Jimmy Payne
Mesdames C. V. Wond
E. J. Nicolson
G. C. Fpeierabend
F. J. Gallas
Rosene Lasper
Lee Christopher
Witherspoon Drug Store
Paca CALENDAR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY EVENTS
Alpha Pi Mu hosts Miss Bob Ricks at 690 Bellview Street at 7 o'clock. Sam Houston PTA hosts jinx carnival and chill supper at Welock Red Carnation Lodge Mill Team bridge tournament at TO O F Hall at 8 o'clock. Amarillo Bridge Club at 1N1A Harrison Street. United Studs Club at 1500 Taylor Street at 7 45 o'clock. Junior Child Study Club meets Mrs Jack Lester 1305 Western Avenue at 4 o'clock and Mrs Farle Christian hosts assistant. Get-Together Quilt Club with Miss Lois Foster 819 Bryan Street. Unity Study Club at 1590 Traylor Street at 2 30. Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma dinner and initiation at Capitol Hotel at 6 o'clock. Blue Bonnet Needie Club with Mrs Wesley Goodman 834 Virginia Street at 2 30. Les Amis Club at 1502 B Hughes Street 2 30. Odette Pridee Club at 720 West Tenth Avenue 2 30. Red Carnation Lodge I O O F Hall at 2. We-Stitch-Em Club all day meeting and covered dish luncheon with Mrs FE Blundell 1008 Pierce Street. Play Hist She's a fan at Buchanan Street Methodist Church 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We-Stitch-Em Club
FE. L. Blundell
Pierce Street
Thanksgiving Motif Highlighted at Club Party
The A-Deal-Em Club hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Charles Mellor's home with a Thanksgiving motif. Mrs. C. E. Carroll won the high score, Mrs. H. Milholland the second high and traveling prizes. several members listed as attending. The group plans a dinner and party at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Mrs. Curtis’s home 508-A Bellview Street. The Red Carnation Lodge meets Friday at 2 p.m. at I O O F Hall with initiation and drill practice, followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs. W. P. Henry.
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Charles Mellor
C. E. Carroll
Curtis
Bellview Street
Red Carnation Lodge
I O. O. F. Hall
W. P. Henry
L Aguillee Club Entertained by Mrs Woodlief
L Aguillee Club met at 800 West Fifteenth Avenue Mrs W H Woodlief vice president presiding over a business session planning the Christmas party for December 17 Food and clothing worth six dollars donated to a rural family entertained with conversation needlework and Thanksgiving themed refreshments for the listed members and guests.
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L'Aguillee Club
W. H. Woodlief
West
Fifteenth Avenue
A. D. Lidia
J. Blackburn
W. M. McCarty
H. FE. Chesnutt
T. L. Roach
Sarah Williams
Ella Burch
Dave Wood
Will Thompson
L. Edwards
EF. C. Britain
C. C. Kerble
FE. H. Ashcraft
M. R. Roney
Legion Auxiliary Elects Delegates for District Convention
Mesdames Archambeau Barr Pon Benton Fieve Sloan and Farrell were elected delegates to the 18th District American Legion Auxiliary convention at the Hanson Unit meeting. The Borger convention runs November 30 to December 1. Mrs Archambeau presided. Caroline Wilcox said the child welfare committee will immunize indigent children from diphtheria with the city health unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
F. R. Archambeau
J. W. Barr
H. I. Pon
Will Benton Fieve Sloan
Otho K. Farrell
18Th District
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanson
American Legion Home
Borger
Archambeat
Caroline Wilcox
R. R. Nation
Bird Club Hosts Mrs Williams and Plans Bazaar
Amarillo Pedi greed Roller Canary Bird Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs D B Williams as hostess at 3300 Tyler Street. Mrs Clay Thornton spoke on different notes of the roller canary and learning tours while plans were made for a Christmas bazaar to be held December 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Thornton
Amarillo
Carrie E. Hammer
E. C. Garthwalt
Art B. Young
E. EF. Mims
J. F. Claybrook
H. W. Knapp
H. A. Griffith
T. W. McBride
FE. T. McGovern
G. L. Kirven
C. H. van Fires
Menus and Play Highlight Local Community活动
Louise Bennet Weaver shares a family menu for breakfast lunch and dinner with recipes for scrambled eggs and sausages chicken pot pie and homemade dough Puisy details include servings and steps. The Fidelis Class of the Ray han Street Methodist Church will present the play Hist Shes a Man Friday night at the church with local participants and musicians to aid class projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bennett Weaver
Ray Han
Street Methodist Church
H C. Brasher
G A
Cook A. F Mashburn
R. F. Cox
George Roberts
Joe Perrin
Ira Huckabee
Patsy
Wynetta Cox
Doris Mashburn
Mrs WE Click
Beacon
Chess Club Meets With D S Elliott
The San Jacinto Chess Club held its regular meeting Monday night at the home of D E Elliott 701 Forest Street F O Rose was elected executive secretary for the coming year Members include E L Miller Kenneth L Schultz D C Hannum R L Threet D S Elliott M W Fields H H Hutson F O Rose Lawrence Phillips James Herron J S Pitman J M Paul Jr and O R Jackson A cordial invitation was extended to prospective members and guests Meetings are held each Monday night at members homes.
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San Jacinto
Jayne Bray Is Honored at Party
Mrs. Clyde Bray hosted a surprise party at 906 Kentucky Street honoring daughter Jayne Bray with Thanksgiving decor and supper. Attendees included Peggy Coffee Gibson, Lucy Ann Williams, Ginger Owens, Mary Carol Thompson, Mary Johnson, Benny Clyde Mays, Jean Josey, Elwood Bray, and the honoree.
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Clyde Bray
Kentucky Street
Jayne Bray
Peggy Coffee
Peggy Gibson
Lucy Ann Williams
Ginger Owens
Mary Carol Thompson
Mary Johnson
Benny Clyde Mays
Jean Josey
Elwood Bray
Glassware Boom At Toledo Factory Produces Millions Daily
A Toledo glass factory is manufacturing two million beverage glasses each day, signaling a strong demand for drinkware and boosting local industry. The plant's output highlights steady consumer appetite and regional manufacturing capacity.
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Toledo
Rites Pending for Mrs Elizabeth F Martin
Definite service time for Elizabeth Frances Martin 75 who died yesterday at her daughter’s home 913 West Sixteenth Avenue had not been announced early today Rites likely Friday afternoon or Saturday morning She had lived in Amarillo five years was a member of the First Baptist Church She would have turned 70 next Sunday Survivors besides Mr Williams are
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Elizabeth Frances Martin
A. B. Williams
West Sixteenth Avenue
One Day Disciples of Christ Convention Sets Theme Recovery and Advance
A one day convention at First Christian Church next Monday adopts Recovery and Advance as its theme. It is the keynote for the Disciples of Christ in year and part of a 225 city United States and Canada series from November 4 to 25. Guest speakers include Dr. Paul Preston and Virgil B. Havens, a Congo missionary with long evangelistic journeys and leadership at Bolenge and Mema stations. Havens directs industrial and evangelistic work and is a Butler graduate supported by the United Christian Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Churches of Disciples of Christ
United States
Canada
Unified Promotion
Disciples of Christ
United Christian Missionary Society
Paul Preston
Indianapolis
Virgil B. Havens
Africa
Mr. Havens
America
Central Africa
Mema
Belgian Congo
Bolenge
Martin Family Listed With Six Sons and Eighteen Daughters
The obituary item notes six sons J. T. Martin Wichita Falls T. W. Martin Ft. Sumner N M M. S. Martin Bossier City La Carl Martin Castle Rock Wash Horace Martin Lawn N M and Milton Martin Stillwell Okla and eight daughters Mrs. Julia Goggins Georgia Mrs J L Warren Brookston Tex Mrs R E Bourland Clyde Tex Mrs L F E McKinney Bossier City Mrs John T Lanman Brooksdale Tex Mrs T F Killgore Washington Okla Mrs R E Reed Evansville Ark and a brother John Sims Portland Ore are named in the family listing.
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J. T. Martin
Wichita Falls
T. W. Martin
Ft. Sumner
N. M
M. S. Martin
Bossier City
Carl Martin
Castle Rock
Wash
Horace Martin
Lawn
Milton Martin
Stillwell
Okla
Julia Goggins
Georgia
J. L. Warren
Brookston
Tex
R. E. Bourland
Clyde
L. FE. McKinney
John T. Lanman
Brooksdale
T. F. Killgore
Washington, Okla
R. E. Reed
Evansville
Ark
John Sims
Portland, Ore
Family to end 52 years in Boston public life
Boston faces a public life shift as City Councillor Thomas H. Green of Charlestown retires after ten years in office. The Green legacy spans from 1883 when his father joined the Common Council and includes three generations serving city and state in elective posts.
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Boston
Green
Thomas H. Green
Charlestown
Old Common Council
Treasury position report for Nov 19 shows deficits and debts
On Nov 19 the Treasury reported receipts of 7 422 954 99 dollars and expenditures of 17 054 702 57 dollars leaving a balance of 1 413 961 685 87. Customs receipts for the month totaled 20 313 424 64. For the fiscal year since July 1 receipts reached 1 404 611 521 08 and expenditures 2 994 928 152 02 including 1 937 886 256 62 of emergency spending. Gross debts stood at 29 549 016 861 19, down 29 687 460 75 from the prior day, and gold assets were 9 784 718 044 06.
Marmola Method Promises Fat Loss Without Starvation
An old health ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat loss solution. It explains a gland imbalance causes weight gain and claims Marmola speeds fat burning by feeding the thin gland. The ad urges readers to start treatment today and buy Marmola from druggists.
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P.T.A
Six-W Bridge Club
Amarillo Greenhouse
Alpha Pi Mu
Bob Ricks
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Red Carnation Lodge Mill
O. F. Hall
Harrison Street
Orlock
United Studs Club
Taylor Street
Jack Lester
Western Avenue
Farle Christian
Get-Together Quilt Club
Lois Foster
Bryan Street
Unity Study Club
Pi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Capitol Hotel
Blue Bonnet Needie Club
Wesley Goodman
Virginia Street
Les Amis Club
Jimmy Swan
Hughes Street
Odette Pridee Club
FL. W. Fields
West Tenth Avenue
I. O. O. F. Hall
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
N. B.C
National Biscuit Company
L’ Aguillee Club
Legion Auxiliary
Bird Club
By Helen Welshimer
Ons
Chess Club
D. S. Elliott
Watsons Entertain Linger Longer Club
Ed Watson
Tennessee Street
J. O. Dumas
Roy Victor
R. M. Gillette
George Croom
Oscar Dumas
L. &. King
R M. Gillette
D. EF. Willis
Vivian Victorian
Bryan
Ritz
Narizon
Martin
Treasury
Washington
A Hoe Taylor
Marizon
Pn Fc Ib
Sethes
Lettie Lee
Queen
Snyder
Drsses
Coats
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