Mrs Zimpfer Hosts Child Study Club Meeting
Mrs F A Zimpfer hosted the Child Study Club Friday afternoon at 2223 Tyler Street. The event featured talks on adolescent disturbances and pedagogy, with club officers and several members listed among attendees and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Zimpfer
Tyler Street
H. O. Wagner
E. F. Lanham
F. B. Means
Carter Matthews
J. F. Kellersberger
Ray Alima
A. G. Hendrick
H. M. Singleton
M. H. Cunningham
L. Edwards
D. G. Hume
B. G. Maberry
G. C. Matthews
J. R. McKinley
Glenn Nutt
J. C. Paschall
G. A. Sahli
J. O. Turner
W. D. Westbay
Wolflin P T A Get-Together Draws Large Crowd at School
A large crowd attended Wolflin School P T A get-together meeting Friday evening. Mrs C E Crownover presided. program included solos by Junior Lowenstern and Elizabeth Ann Rudder, a reading by Sam Morgan, and Beacon Quartet songs. Mrs Claude McAdams had most mothers present. Next regular meeting set for November 2 at 3 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettogether
Wolflin School
Parent-Teacher Association
C. E. Crownover
Association
Doris Shaw
Ruby Rawlings
Junior Lowenstern
Elizabeth Ann Rudder
Sam Morgan
Beacon
Claude McAdams
Community club events and meetings listed for Amarillo area
Calendar listings show Kiwanis and Progressive Speakers Club dances and talks at Amarillo Country Club Dana Thomas Harmon Studio and Blackburn Shaw Chapel plus many clubs meeting Tuesday. Organizations include Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers San Jacinto P T A Catholic Daughters Unity Study Club and more with times from 7:30 to 9:30 pm and venues around Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Speakers Club
Blackburn-Shaw
Two Piece Dresses Highlighted In Anne Adams Pattern
A fashion sketch promotes two piece dresses as smart for the season. It describes a paneled blouse with a tabbed collar and belt, slim straight skirts, and a Palma green wool pattern 2044 with sizes 12 through 40. Pattern cost fifteen cents, book and pattern twenty five cents, orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Alice Landergin P T A Entertainment Reception
The Alice Landergin P T A hosted an informal reception at the school Friday evening from 7 30 to 8 00 registering guests and visiting rooms decorated by pupils. The Bea con Quartet performed in the auditorium with a program including Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes That’s Where My Money Goes Lassie O Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Quartet
Violet Davidson
L. M. Hammonds
Monette Wilson
Mary Kate Campbell
Louise Neal
Frank Horton
Davidson
Frank Lander
Hoyt Houck
W. R. Irwin
T. B. Daniels
W. L. Veale
J. R. Rushmer
A. B. Kirby
Ola Béyles
Bivins School
Vota Vita Class Elects Officers at First Baptist
New officers were chosen at the Vota Vita Class dinner hosted by Mrs. Lucille Stone. Officers include Mrs. Stone as president, Ruth Cathey as first vice president, Ruth Keeler as second vice president, and Ruth Britt as secretary. Attendees included Ruth Cathey Marguerite Van Fleet Mary Yast Ruth Keeler Ruth Britt, Mrs Guy Owens, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lucille Stone
Stone
Ruth Cathey
Ruth Keeler
Ruth Britt
Marguerite van Fleet
Mary Yast
Guy Owens
Willing Workers Class Meets at Pierce Street Baptist
The Willing Workers Class of Pierce Street Baptist Church held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. E. W. Burgess home, 806 North Taylor Street. Refreshments were served to a group of ladies including J. W. Bailey and J. C. Stiddham, with guests Mrs. Jack Powers and Miss Frances Finch. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Collier’s home, 806 North Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Street Baptist Church
E. W. Burgess
North Taylor Street
J. W. Bailey
J. C. Stiddham
B. E. Pinch
E. G. Rice
R. W. Norman
L. M. Lewis
J. D. Horton
W. H. Mason
W. C. Collier
G. 8. Welch
G. W. Myers
Jack Powers
Frances Finch
Mrs. Collier
Bushland Home Demonstration Club Meets For Art Lesson
Mrs. Carl Hill will head the art lesson at the Bushland Home Demonstration Club meeting to be held Tuesday at Mrs. W. E. Gee's home, 1408 Madison. The session starts at 1 PM with a luncheon. guest speaker will be Mrs. Jason Robberson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
W. E. Gee
Madison Street
Carl Hill
Jason Robberson
Impressive Ceremony To Install Bethany Class Officers
The candlelight service at Bethany Class of First Baptist Church installed new officers led by Mrs. Mark Taylor. Outgoing president Mrs. Roy Cullum spoke and gifts were given to Mrs. Cullum and teacher Mrs. H. P. Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
First Baptist Church
L. R. Vaughn
Joe Mobley
Cc. C. Kahne
John Dees
George Russell
John Winters
Wayne Middleton
Charles N Baker
Ralph Robertson
Home Department
Virginia Jackson
Lou Stogner
Mark Taylor
Roy Cullum
Illness Ends Life of Mrs. B. E. Long at 74
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. B. E. Long seventy four, mother of Mrs. J. B. Le Vert, at a daughter’s home in Dixon Illinois. She had lived with Mr. and Mrs. LeVert for years and died while a semi invalid. Burial is planned in Golconda Illinois. Survivors include two sons B. E. Long of Little Rock Arkansas and C. B. Long of Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Long
J. B. LeVert
Harrison Street
E. A. Biggert
Dixon
Wheat Theft Case Dismissed in Court
In 47th District Court a wheat theft charge against Jack Davis was dismissed on the district attorney's motion. The statement said J. J. Gordon could not identify the grain as his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
47Th District
Jack Davis
J. J. Gordon
Scouts Start Drive to Hire Memberships in Amarillo Area
Amarillo Area Boy Scouts will hold a two day membership drive starting Wednesday to seek voluntary subscriptions. The area includes 658 Scouts with 30 Eagle Scouts, 25 Seascouts and 79 Cub Scouts, plus 178 adult leaders and 21 executive board members. J D Thompson Jr heads the drive as vice president and finance chair. The program fosters moral training for citizenship and self reliance, stressing school home and church cooperation and Amarillo’s duty to support Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Boy Scouts
J.D. Thompson, Jr
C. W. Seibel
U. S
Executive Scout Board
Elliott Awarded $1000 in Eye Loss Case
Roy E. Elliott of Amarillo received a $1000 compensation judgment against Wilson W. Ballew Inc contractors. The settlement, approved by Judge Henry Bishop in the 47th District Court, arises from an accident on September 2 1930 when a particle from contracting materials lodged in his eye causing loss of vision in one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Elliott
Amarillo
Wilson W. Ballew, Inc
47Th District Court
Henry 8. Bishop
Elliott
Funeral Pending For Endee Youth
Funeral services for Brooks H. Jimmy Love Jr a 15 year old Endee youth who died at a local hospital last night will not be announced until tomorrow when his father Brooks H Love of Fresno California arrives here. The body is at Boxwell Brothers. The youth became ill at his home in Endee Saturday and was rushed a. His mother was at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks H
Jimmy” Love, Jr
Endee
N. M
Brooks H, Love
Fresno
Calif
Boxwell Brothers
Ku Klux Klan Moves To Oust Radicalism
Oklahoma City report says J W Reed grand dragon announced at a Klan meeting that 300 delegates laid plans for a state secret probe into radical and Communist activities. A central committee will coordinate with county and local groups to inspect student exposure to radical theories in state schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. W. Reed
Grand Dragon
The
Oklahoma Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Reed
Burial in Amarillo For Former Citizen
The body of Eleanor May Verdon 65 former Amarilloan who died yesterday at Red Oak California will be brought to Amarillo for burial. It will arrive tomorrow Funeral arrangements will be announced by Boxwell Brothers. Survivors are husband Robert Verdon and daughter Mrs George Schaeffer of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor May Verdon
Frenchmen Claim Jesus Height Measured at 5 Feet 10.9 Inches
Paris a pair of French scientists Prof Colson and Prof Vignon announced they used infra red rays to photograph stains on the shroud of Milan and claim Jesus Christ stood 1 metre 80 centimetres tall about 5 feet 10.9 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Oct
U.P
Colson
Polytechnic School
Vignon
Paris Catholic Institute
Milan
Amarillo High Students Return After Fire Disruption
Amarillo High School students return to classes after an extra vacation day due to a Thursday night fire. Principal R. B. Norman said the damaged rooms have been repaired and classes resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Pay Last Tribute To J. W. Whittle
Last rites were held for J. W. H. Whittle at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Rev. F. A. Foster officiated, with burial in Llano Cemetery under N. B. Griggs & Sons. Whittle, 80, had lived in Amarillo since 1900 and died at 1500 Harrison Street Friday night. survivors include his widow, a son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. H. Whittle
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
F. A. Foster
Llano Cemetery
Griggs & Sons
Whittle
Amarillo
Harrison Street
Wisconsin Governor Loses Leg Improves Condition
Madison Wis Oct 8 Guy Albert G Schmedeman the governor lost his left leg after an emergency operation Friday night due to gangrene from a fracture in a fall. His condition showed improvement today and doctors reported improved signs as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U.P
Guy Albert G. Schmedeman
Hold Burial Rites For Crash Victim
Funeral services for J. E. Moore aged 29 were held at Buchanan Street Methodist Church with Rev Huckabee officiating. N E Griggs & Sons directed burial in Liano Cemetery. Moore was fatally injured in an auto crash south of Amarillo, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Moore of 809 Buchanan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EF. Moore
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Huckabee
Griggs & Sons
Liano
Mr. Moore
Amarillo
Ben Moore
Buchanan Street
Farmer Found Dead At Prairie Creek Road Home
Dallas October reports farmer G An d rews aged 63 living on Prairie Creek Road one mile south of Elam was found dead at his home yesterday. Police said the death appears to be by his own action. Further details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
G. Andrews
Prairie Creek Road
Elam
Yester
Old Folks Like This Laxative
A vintage style laxative ad targets aging readers. It promotes a gentle Chewnonhaby based laxative named Meenamint Delayed to aid digestion and restore regularity, claiming a natural feel and safe daily use for constipation relief.
Justice of the Peace Verdict Reported by J R Scott
Justice of the peace J R Scott returned a verdict in a mil elde case. The brief item notes the official ruling and identifies Scott as the local magistrate handling the matter.
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Wolflin P. T. A
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
I. O
F. Hall
Odd Fellows
Fidelis
Woman's Missionary Society of
Mrs. Wheatley
Ray Wheatley
Pierian Club
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Country Club
Dana Thomas Harmon
Polk Street
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Allmotor Bridge Club
Curtis Bell
Beryl Needle Club
A. C. Shaw
Fillmore Street
Bible Club
W.H., Terry
Cheyenne Terrace
Junior Woman's Club
Mack Nobles
la Costura Needle Club
R. L. Allen
Avondale
Round Dozen Needle Club
Norris Ewing
Fountain Terrace
Miss Mabel Holland
C. B. Galbreath
Pierce Street
San Jacinto
L. E
W.O. W. Hall
Summit School
Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Street
Bonita
O. E
Masonic Temple
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Rebakah Lodge
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Baptist Circle
Mildred Matthews
B. O. Tolleson
East Tenth Avenue
Edgar Bledsoe
Cannon Street
la Grange
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pat
Hane Dams
Alice Landergin
P.T.A
Moroline
Vota Vita
Paprika
Alexander
Polk
Mrs. Hill
Liano Estacado
Child Conservation League of America
J. B. Vetesk
West
Nineteenth Avenue
P. W
Atlantic States
R. E. Elliott
Roy G. Moore
Blackburn
J. W. Whittle
Wisconsin
Berry
W. 10Th St
Young J
B.O
Val
Water Co
Call the Electric Co
Call the Gas Co
Catl the Mandl
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