Missionary Vada Waldron Speaks at First Baptist Women's Meeting
Vada Waldron recently back from five years in Argentina was guest speaker at an all day Women’s Missionary Society gathering of the First Baptist Church. About 120 attended as Mrs. Guy Smyth sang in native Argentine style and Miss Lilly Larsen accompanied. Officers were reappointed by unanimous vote: President E. O. Jordan, vice president at large George W. Klock, recording secretary W. N. Durham, corresponding secretary-treasurer J. W. Sanders, young people secretary A. D. Foreman Jr. The Eloise Sauthern Circle led the program with H. P. Bohanan presiding. lunch featured invocation by H. W. Miner Jr. and song by Mrs. Miner. Waldron will address the Business Women’s Circle tomorrow at 7 p.m., with a 30 minute program and a 7:30 training study session.
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Vada Waldron
Argentina
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Guy Smyth
Lilly Larsen
Bradley Allison
Childress
E. O. Jordan
George W., Klock
W. N. Durham
J. W. Sanders
A. D. Foreman
Eloise Sauthern
H. P. Bohanan
H. W
Sergeant Caldwell Featured On National Radio Broadcast
Amarillo resident Sgt. Jimmy Caldwell was introduced on a national radio program after breakfast at Sardi's. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Caldwell of 406 Virginia Street, wonder if their son was the soldier heard from California. he had been at Bend, Oregon, but could have been reassigned to Hollywood and Vine.
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Jimmy Caldwell
Amarillo
Sardi’s
G. D. Caldwell
Virginia Street
Bend
Ore
Hollywood and Vine
California
Marie Earle Cosmetics and Herbert Drug Store Ad
Featured advertisement highlights Marie Earle Cosmetics and The Prescription Drug Store run by Herbert Drug Store, with contact phone 2-3221 in Amarillo Blog. The loosely organized copy promotes cosmetic and drug retail offerings in a local business context.
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Herbert Drug
Prescription
Amarillo
Installation Held by Amarre Assembly No. 19 Rainbow Girls
At a regular Ama rillo Assembly No. 19 Rainbow Girls meeting in the Masonic Hall officers were installed. A theater party Saturday night honors Wanda Lee Ellis, followed by a slumber party at Mrs. L. J. Vogels home. Members attending the theater party should meet at 5:30 at the Masonic Hall. The piece notes a 1908 Chicago pasteurization law as a historical reference.
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Amarillo
River Road Home Demonstration Club Hosts Demonstration
Mrs. Glenn Scott hosted the River Road Home Demonstration Club with Miss Pauline Lokey presenting an illustrated talk on updating wardrobes. Emphasis was on revamping current materials over buying lower quality new garments as better option. The club’s watchest fund was given to Mrs. G L Cline as defense chair. The next meeting is Oct 20 with Mrs. W Fulton. Attendees included J W Clardy G L Cline R S Connellee Billy Gilbert J L Glasgow W D Irby C R McPherson W H Poncelet W T Oler W L Layton the hostess and Miss Lokey. Junior Child Study Club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 with Mrs J L Sparks 206 Sunset Terrace.
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Glenn Scott
River Road
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Watchest
G. L. Cline
W. Fulton
J. W. Clardy
R. S. Connellee
Billy Gilbert
J. L. Glasgow
W. D. Irby
C. R. McPherson
W. H. Poncelet
W. T. Oler
W. L. Layton
Miss Lokey
Issuance of Allied Money Is Challenged
Senator Clark questions the legality of Allied currency used in North Africa Sicily and Italy calling it an additional Army appropriation without Congress action. He notes locals accept it and troops are paid with it while Treasury Secretary Morgenthau cites talks on an international currency stabilization bank.
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Washington
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Clark
Missouri
Congress
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
United States
Treasury
Morgenthau
Great Britain
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New York
Sgt
Marie
Earle Cosmetics
Chicago
Mrs. Scott
Junior Child Study Club
J. L. Sparks
Sunset Terrace
By Jack Bell
Kas
Clay Center
Sheriff Craig
North America
Nanny
Ony
Polk St
White & Kirk
Ama Rete
Price
Uncle Sam
Asic
BASIE
Pasic
Quick Pone
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