Tomorrow Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups
P T A open house for parents at 8 in the auditorium. Pollyanna Sewing club at 3 with Mrs Sam Martin 1801 B Fillmore. Alpha Delphians at 2 30 in Municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms. Margaret Whitaker Ballard of Dallas to read. Kongenial Kard Klub at 3 with Mrs F W Ball 1211 West Thirteenth. Wolflin P T A at 3 30 at the school. P E O at 1 luncheon in Women’s club rooms Municipal auditorium. Mrs Clifford Thompson reports on Oklahoma City convention. BPW club dinner meeting at Amarillo hotel 6 15. Woman’s Benefit Association all day session with Mrs Claudia Gaither 1005 Harrison. Peter Pan Bridge club at 3 with Mrs Clifford Dillon 1507 Ong. San Jacinto P T A at 3 30 at the school membership drive. Philharmonic club presents The Blue Moon operetta at 8 in Municipal auditorium. Junior Woman’s club at 3 at E L Rumph’s home 1301 Fillmore urged to attend. La Costura club at 3 with Mrs R D Robinett 171114 Fillmore. Mother Collins Bible class 2 30 at San Jacinto Methodist church for business and social meeting. All members urged to attend.
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P.T. A
Pollyanna Sewing Club
Sam Martin
Fillmore Street
Alpha Delphians
Municipal Auditorium
Margaret Whitaker Ballard
Dallas
Kongenial Kard Klub
F. W. Ball
West Thirteenth Street
Wolflin P.T. A
Clifford Thompson
Oklahoma City
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Woman's Benefit Association
Claudia Gaither
Harrison Street
Peter Pan Bridge Club
Clifford Dillon
Ong Street
San Jacinto P.T. A
Philharmonic Club
E. L. Rumphf
A. G. Stanley
la Costura Club
R. D. Robinett
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Women’s clubs honor Fields and Price at Amarillo luncheon
Mrs. J A Fields of Haskell and Mrs. W B Price of Lubbock, presidents of Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs and Seventh District, were honored guests at a luncheon at the Herring hotel. Potter County Federation officers and local chairmen hosted the event as they prepared to hear them speak at the Municipal auditorium. Dahlias graced the table and a formal menu was served to the attending officers and chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fields
Haskell
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. B. Price
Lubbock
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Herring Hotel
Potter County Federation
G. Vineyard
I. D. Cole
L. A. Wells
Mrs Flamm Hosts Twentieth Century Club Meeting
Mrs Willis H Flamm entertained the Twentieth Century club Friday at 1605 Harrison St. President R L McMeans presided as Mrs Frank Wolflin led the afternoon lesson on Meanwhile by H G Wells. Dahlias from the hostess garden decorated the rooms and a large attendance attended. Next meeting October 21 with Mrs A T Biggers hosting at 3001 Harrison St. Mrs C Marvin McCullough to lead the lesson on Chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis H. Flamm
Twentieth Century Club
Harrison Street
R. L. McMeans
Frank Wolflin
H. G. Wells
A. T. Biggers
C. Marvin McCullough
Tyler P T A Meeting This Evening at Junior High
The Tyler P T A will hold an open house at 8 o clock this evening in the Junior high auditorium for parents and teachers. The program includes an invocation officer introductions a piano solo by Ophelia Wray readings talks by Mrs. Eugene Cecil Seaman and Superintendent W A MacIntosh, followed by a social hour. A large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler School Parent-Teacher Association
Ophelia Wray
Wilma Read
Eugene Cecil.Seaman
W. A. MacIntosh
Blue Moon Operetta Presented For Philhar monic Fund
The Philharmonic club presents The Blue Moon operetta this evening in the municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms with Mrs Dana Harmon-Trent and Mrs Otis Trulove directing. A capacity crowd is expected both tonight and Tuesday with tickets available at White and Kirk’s and at the door. The program opens with symphony numbers by the Philharmonic Orchestra and features Amarillo’s leading musical and dramatic talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Dana Harmon-Trent
Otis Trulove
Municipal Auditorium
White and
Amarillo
Rehearsal for Tom Thumb Wedding Tonight at Church
Children age seven and under taking part in the Tom Thumb wedding are asked to meet with mothers in the First Baptist church auditorium at 7 PM for rehearsal. The W M S rummage sale at San Jacinto Methodist drew strong interest and is set for October 31 and November 1 with location to be announced. The society plans a bazaar in town on November 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Willing Workers Class Elects President at San Jacinto Meeting
The Willing Workers class of West Amarillo Christian church met at 1100 Alabama avenue, San Jacinto. Miss Catherine Gladman was elected president to fill the vacancy left by Gertrude Batt. A social hour followed with games and refreshments served by Miss Gladman and her mother. The next meeting is set for October 31 at 710 Tennessee avenue, San Jacinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
West Amarillo Christian Church
Catherine Gladman
Alabama Avenue
San Jacinto
Miss Gladman
Gertrude Batt
Gladman
Willie Mae Devens
Tennessee Avenue
Mrs Conkleton Hosts Idleawhile Club Gathering
Mrs. C Conkleton entertained the Idleawhile club at 200 Bell View Avenue San Jacinto on Thursday afternoon. After games Mrs Jimmy Hackler won the high score prize and Mrs W J Satterwhite took second. A two course luncheon was served with special guests Mrs Parker and Mrs Hackler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Conkleton
Idleawhile Club
Bellview Avenue
San Jacinto
Jimmy Hackler
W. J. Satterwhite
Parker
Hackler
Huit Chapeaux et Quarante Femmes Meet Tonight
Le Petit Salon des Chapeaux et quarante Femmes will meet at 8 o clock this evening at the home of Mrs. J. H. Pegues 3502 Van Buren street. All members are cordially invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Petit Salon Des Chapeaux Et Quarante Femmes
J. H. Pegues
van Buren Street
Catholic Daughters To Meet Wednesday
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold their regular meeting at 2:30 PM in the basement of Sacred Heart church. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Church
Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Health Recovery
Bleeding gums and pyorrhea are claimed to affect stomach kidneys and rheumatism. Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy, used as directed, is said to save health and is backed by a druggist money back guarantee at CITY DRUG STORE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Membership Drive For P T A Starts Today
Amarillo area P T A units launch a citywide membership drive this week urging all parents of schoolchildren to join. The effort aims to enhance parent teacher communication and support for student needs through active participation in meetings and programs.
Junior Child Study Club Meets at Mrs Jordan Home
The Junior Chapter of the Child Study club gathered Friday afternoon at 803 South Carolina avenue San Jacinto. Mrs S B Christian led the lesson Art for the Child with assistance from Mrs Wesley S Izzard Mrs W E Oliver Jr and Mrs C D Kirkpatrick. A social hour followed with refreshments for a large group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
A. L. Jordan
South Carolina Avenue
San Jacinto
Jordan
S. B. Christian
Wesley S. Izzard
W. E. Oliver, Jr
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. LaCoss Hosts April Needle Club Meeting
Mrs E C LaCoss hosted the April Needle club gathering at her home 1501 Lincoln street. After sewing and chatting an ice course was served. Attending were Mesdames B H Greer H T Stewart Jack McKinley H R Clayton and E G Placey plus special guests Mesdames Lawson J C Buckles R E Laing and Earl Ricker of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. LaCoss
Lincoln Street
Mesdames B. H. Greer
H. T. Stewart
Jack McKinley
H. R. Clayton
E. G. Placey
Mesdames Lawson
J. C. Buckles
R. E. Laing
Earl Ricker
Chicago
S. J. Methodist Circles To Meet Wednesday
Circles of the San Jacinto Methodist church will meet at 2 50 Wednesday afternoon. Circle 1 led by Mrs J Crescens at 505 Mississippi Avenue San Jacinto Circle 2 led by Mrs M G Stanford at 401 Carolina Avenue San Jacinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. Crescens
Mississippi Avenue
San Jacinto
M. G. Stanford
Carolina Avenue
Local Births and Newcomers Add to Amarillo Community
A roundup of births, new hires, travel, and relocations around Amarillo. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lander announce a son. Louise Harris starts at Amarillo Business College stenography. Several residents plan winter stays or trips, and Miss Margaret Anne Ackerman arrives, weighing nine pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lander
Jefferson Street
Louise Harris
Stratford
Amarillo
L. S. O'Hara
Kansas City
J. Blinderman
New York
St. Louis
Ruby Gentry
Amarillo Business College
T. M. Whitman
Mary King
Marizon
O. W. Hanshaw
Lowndes
Channing
Leon Queen
Walter Dale
Bobby
California
Dale
R. B. Sanders
Los Angeles
Bartley
Miles Ackerman
Alabama Avenue
San Jacinto
Miss Ackerman
Margaret Anne
Bystander tragedy hits fishing town festival in Portugal
At Povoa de Varzim in North Portugal an Oct 10 festival for fishermen ended in disaster as two boats carrying men women and children overturned drowning many. Sailors from a neighboring warship rescued several, with four bodies recovered by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Povoa DE Varzim
Portugal
Liquid Shumake Promises Quick Relief for Over Active Kidneys
An old advertisement touts Liquid Shumake as a cure for over active kidneys and backache. It claims the product relieves kidney weakness by removing the cause and notes many druggists stock it with full bottle directions for adults and children.
Ferdy the Fox Fights and Finds Shelter in Coburg
In Coburg Germany exiled Bulgarian czar Ferdinand known as Ferdy the Fox remains popular among locals. After abdicating in 1918 he aided Coburg with supplies and funded the theater subsidy, becoming a celebrated figure in a town wary of royalty.
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Coburg
Germany
Principality of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Latter-Day
Ferdy the Fox
Europe
Ferdinand
No. 9 Rat Killer advertised for quick rodent kill
A reprinted ad promises a cheap carton of No 9 envelopes to bait rats. Scatter the envelopes, rats eat the poison and die quickly. Drugstores offer a refund if No 9 fails within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 9
Balkans shaken by sequence of earthquakes
Five tremors struck the Balkans after Saturday shocks in Vienna and surrounding regions. In Schwadorf Austria early Sunday, cottages collapsed and many homes were damaged. Panicked residents kept out of their houses and avoided reentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Schwadorf
Burgenland
Austria
Vienna
Balkans
Rio Grande Flood Warning Signals Rising River Levels
Brownsville reports flood warning from the local weather bureau. The Rio Grande is expected to rise to the top of its banks by Wednesday or Thursday based on a 17 foot stage at Rio Grande City, with no crop damage expected from an ordinary flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated P. Brownsville
Rio Grande
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande City
Church Annex Moved To New Negro Addition
The annex of the old Central Presbyterian Church at Tenth and Taylor was relocated to the new Negro addition in the northwest city area last week by W G Street, a house and building moving contractor. The building measures 75 by 30 by 30 feet and was the largest moved by Street in this city to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Tenth and Taylor
W. G. Street
MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder launches
Bridges Drug Company promotes a new MELLO-GLO face powder described as long lasting and fine for a peach skin look. It claims to reduce visible pores and preserve a youthful complexion at the toilet counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges Drug Company
Wolfe's Ulcer and Acidosis Treatment Promises Relief
An advertisement guarantees Wolfe's Ulcer and Acidosis Treatment will relieve extreme gastritis or ulcers with a money back promise if unsatisfied. The ad claims 21 years of use in California, doctors prescribing it, rapid relief from pain and vomiting, no milk-diet restriction, and low cost. Writes desk K-6E, 425 E Pico St, Los Angeles, CA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
California
Wolfe’s Laboratories
E. Pico St
Los Angeles
Moving of Church Structure Completed for Patton
A building moved in recent weeks to serve Rev. 8. C. Patton as a Negro Methodist church. The process took about a day and a half with delays caused by passing beneath high tension wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Patton
Young Women Told to Start Health Plan with Vegetable Compound
A St Paul letter advises young women to begin Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to stay healthy for decades. Mrs Jack Lorberter describes improved health after use, noting prior fear and dependence on her husband. The letter asks readers if they are on the Sunlit Road to Better Health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Mrs. Flamm
Tyler P.T. A
Mrs. Conkleton
Huit Chapeaux Et Quarante Femmes
City Drug Store
P-T. A
Junior Child Study Club
Mrs. LaCoss
S. J. Methodist Circles
Czar
Russia
Ferdy
Balkan
Serbia
Greece
Montenegro
League
Turkey
Van
Romania
Sofia
Milton Bronner
Rerpy the
Lindy Land
Dept
Burlington
Vermont
FOX Drug Company
Lond
Frank
Seavies Brack
Eles
Taylor St
Texas
Polk
Evie
THE
Troy Laundry
J. N. Vernon
Tyler ST
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