Ligon to Plan Coyote Drive in North Panhandle
Eddie B. Ligon of the U S Biological Survey arrives October 12 to lead the North Panhandle coyote control drive. County agents and commissioners courts will coordinate, with farm and ranch groups invited. Poisoning and trapping will be used to exterminate coyotes at minimal cost to farmers and counties.
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North Texas Panhandle
Eddie B. Ligon
Lubbock
United States Biological Survey
Division
North Panhandle
Ligon
Agricultural Department
Amarillo
Young Church Folk Plan Picnic At Castle Cliffa
The Young People's department of the First Christian Church Sunday School plans a picnic at Castle Cliffa this evening at 6. Attendees meet at the church corner Taylor Street and Eighth Avenue. Girls supply two portions of food while boys provide automobiles. Thelma Trolinger and Neil Gilson lead entertainment. The royal palace at Madrid has become a public museum.
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Castle Cliffa
First Christian Church
Taylor Street
Eighth Avenue
Thelma Trolinger
Neil Gilson
Chinese Motif Is Carried Out In Fall Frocks
Paris reports a Paris Colonial Exposition influence on winter fashion. Chinese costumes inspire embroidery, wide red silk belts, and gold threadwork on dresses by Chantal and other houses. Garments feature jeweled fastenings and buttonless closures using fabric sops over silver, gold, and turquoise buttons, with some pieces imported from Saigon or locally copied.
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Paris
Chantal
Saigon
France
Pleasant Valley FP T A Outlines Work for Year
Members of the Pleasant Valley School Parent Teachers Association met at the school building to plan the year. They will meet the third Monday each month and elected new officers. The group plans to sponsor Boy and Girl Scout troops. Talks on Girl Scouts by Miss Alice Mulkey and Mrs Roy Cullum. Boy Scouts discussed by Chief Paul and Rhea Myers. A social hour followed.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Pleasant Valley
Alice Mulkey
Roy Cullum
Paul
Meetings for Tonight All group gatherings with 8 o'clock starts
The schedule lists several local meetings: PTA of Johnson School open house at 8 o clock in the school building. Phi Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Herring Hotel club room at 7. Ethel McConnell Westbrook recital at Amarillo Conservatory parlor at 8 15. Bonn Class of West Amarillo Curation Church business meeting. Mrs T S Dysart at 701 Bellylow Street at 8. United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary in American Legion rooms Municipal Auditorium at 8. Phebean Class and Senior B Y P A of Pierce Street Baptist Church Lola Smith at 734 North Hays Street at 8.
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Phi Alpha Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Herring Hotel
Bonn
West Amarillo
Buchanan Street Hi Y Boys Held First Meeting
The Hi Y Club of Buchanan Street School met Wednesday during the regular period and organized for the coming year. About 35 members attended as officers were elected for the first semester, including Bill Davidson president and Billy Lofgren vice president, with H. B. Vaughan re-elected sponsor.
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Buchanan Street School
Bill Davidson
Billy Lofgren
Thomas Slack
Leo Paul
Neil Jones
H. B. Vaughan
Birthday Party for La Verna Nelson Celebrated
La Verna Nelson, six, hosted a lawn party at 2200 Lipscomb Street after her birthday. Guests enjoyed games and ice cream with cake. balloons and horns served as favors. Attendees included Doreen Finklea, Constance Fuqua, Elaine Johnson, Alice Mayne, Jean Settle, Doris Mae Levine, Suranne Smith, Barbara Boyce, Emily Emory, Georgia La Mode, Pattie Foster, Carson Dickey, Jack Shelton, Joe McIlroy, Dan Morton, Edward Johnson, George Settle, Earl Mayne, John Shepherd Jr., and Kyle Savage.
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la Verna Nelson
J. V. Nelson
Lipscomb Street
Doreen Finklea
Constance Fuqua
Elaine Johnson
Alice Mayne
Jean Settle
Doris
Mae Levine
Suranne Smith
Barbara Boyce
Emily Emory
Georgia la Mode
Pattie Foster
la Verne Nelson
Carson Dickey
Jack Shelton
Joe McIlroy
Dan Morton
Edward Johnson
George Settle
Earl Mayne
John Shepherd, Jr
Kyle Savage
Mrs. Lee Barry Hosts Up-and-Doing Club Meeting
The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club met at 2304 Cleveland Avenue with Mrs. Lee Barry hosting. Members voted to donate two cans of fruits or vegetables to the Community Chest and formed a committee to maintain school grounds. Social hour followed with eight attendees listed.
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Glenwood
Lee Barry
Cleveland Avenue
R. N. M Ler
Jack Bills
M. E. Hughes
Dasie Frion
H. R. Davis
George Hilton
W. L. Hester
Pierce Street Baptist Church to Host Evening Class Meeting
A joint business meeting of the Phebean Class and Senior B Y P U will be held at Miss Lola Mae Smith's home 734 North Hays Street this evening at 8 o'clock. Programs and plans for the next quarter will be made. all members urged to attend.
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Pierce Street Baptist Church
Lola Mae Smith
North Hays Street
A A U W To Honor New Members At Tea
The American Association of University Women will open its season with a tea in the Crystal ballroom of the Herring Hotel Saturday at 3 o'clock. New and prospective members will be feted, with executive board members serving as hostesses.
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American Association of University Women
Herring Hotel
Mrs Westbrook To Give Recital At Amarillo Conservatory
Ethel McConnell Westbrook head of Amarillo Conservatory dramatic art department will give a recital this evening at 8 15 o clock in the conservatory parlors. Ardath Johnson will accompany as pianist.
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Ethel McConnell Westbrook
Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Conservatory
Ardath Johnson
Hillcrest Club Dance With Joe Norman Orchestra
Hillcrest Country and Golf Club will host a Saturday evening dance at the club house. Music will be provided by Joe Norman's orchestra.
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Hillcrest Country and Golf Club
Joe Norman
Do Tell Promises Pain Free Menstruation at Oliver Drug
Oliver Drug Store markets a new preparation named do Tell claimed to end pains cramps and headaches from menstruation with a guarantee. The ad describes a painless period solution and invites customers to purchase.
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Oliver Drug Store
Salesman's Talk Reduces Ransom Exactly $4 995
Carl F. Gross a security salesman said his words were valued at exactly 4995 dollars as he talked his kidnappers into releasing him for 5 dollars in cash after they began arguing. Police received the tale by telephone and his wife followed a message to drive with a white handkerchief but no one appeared at the meeting place.
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San Antonio
Tex
U.P
Carl F. Gross
Gross
Fredericksburg Road
Auxiliary To Hold Monthly Meeting Tonight
The auxiliary of United Span ish War Veterans Guy V. Henry Jr Camp meets at 8 PM in the American Legion rooms at the auditorium for its regular monthly session.
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The
United Spanish War Veterans
Guy V. Henry
Laugh-A-Lot Club To Be Entertained
The Laugh-A-Lot Club formerly the Lew Jolly Club will host a weiner roast Sunday evening. Members meeting at 5:30 at Mrs. W. R. Smith home 510 West Eighth Avenue.
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Lew Jolly
W. R. Smith
West
Eighth Avenue
Girls Invited To Sunday School At First Baptist
All young ladies of the city are invited to attend the meeting of the Gleaners Class of the First Baptist Church Sunday morning at 9 45 o clock. The class meets in the Young People s department.
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First Baptist Church
Young People’s Department
Muffs on Scarves New Fall Touch
Paris reports scarf muffs are a fall novelty. Wool scarves to match street frocks feature double bands of fur at the ends that function as muffs for the wearer.
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Paris
Mrs. J. M. Crain To Address P. T. A. Here
Mrs. J. M. Crain of Claude, president of the eighth district of the Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association, will speak to Amarillo council of P. T. A. in the Christian Endeavor rooms at Central Presbyterian Church on Monday at 2 30. Her topic is The Challenge of the Children's Charter. All members and others are welcome as Membership Week begins. The program starts promptly at 2 30.
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J. M. Crain
Claude
Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo Council of
Christian Endeavor
Central Presbyterian Church
City Reports Only One Quarantined Case
Amarillo authorities report one active quarantined case of scarlet fever. Dr. Benjamin M. Primer says the patient will be released soon, after which Amarillo will have a clean slate unless new cases arise. The health unit is promoting diphtheria protection.
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Amarillo
Benjamin M. Primer
Poultry Association to Plan Next Show
The Panhandle Poultry Association will hold its annual meeting at the chamber of commerce on October 9. Officers will be elected and plans for the 1932 Panhandle Poultry Show discussed, with Raymond leading the meeting call.
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Poultry Association
Panhandle Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Raymond
Poultry Association Sees Bright Prospects for Breeders
Adkisson, president, said interest in poultry was never greater and prospects look bright for breeders. He cited potential service gains if the association expands and announced plans to launch a membership campaign soon.
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Adkisson
666 Liquid or Tablets Headache Relief and Cold Remedy
A historical notice describes 666 liquid or tablets offering headache or neuralgia relief in 20 minutes, claims to treat a cold within the first day, and to eradicate malaria in three days. It also advertises 666 Salve for a baby's cold, highlighting quick-acting remedies for common ailments.
Muncie Police Announces Bargain Day Traffic Fines
In Muncie Indiana Chief of Police Frank Massey announced a bargain day on traffic violations. Aimed at reducing penalties for common infractions the plan offers reduced fines of two three and five dollars for three offenses. The move seeks to ease fines during Dollar Day sales and is described as a temporary program.
Bargain Day Penalties Cited by City Chief Massey
Chief Massey announced that penalties on bargain day would be limited to $1 and three offenses could be settled for $2.08. The remarks underscored a streamlined approach to minor violations amid cost concerns.
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Peter Seeger
S. Elmwood St
Kansas City
Massey
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