Open House Held By P. T. A at Central Junior High
More than 300 parents attended the Central Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association open house in the school auditorium. John Winters discussed objectives for 1932 33 and noted reductions in school taxes and valuations while Amarillo schools rank high in the state. Supt. W A McIntosh spoke on modern methods of high school education and the three student types. The Junior High orchestra and Girls Glee Club performed. Officers and home room sponsors were introduced, with Miss Elizabeth Nixson presenting faculty.
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Central Junior High School
W. D. Westbay
John Winters
Amarillo
McIntosh
W. A. McIntosh
Pearl Miller
F. E. Woodruff
Ma’ Little Bateau
Gladys M. Glenn
Glee Club
Sleepy Hollow
Household Hints and Home Etiquette Tips
A trio of short home care tips advises testing guest rooms by staying a night to spot deficiencies, tracking forgotten items, and ensuring sewing kits and varied supplies. It suggests a phone-call book to monitor charges and keeping a pantry container with paper and string for convenience and planning.
Pantomime Program Shines at P T A Meeting
The Summit School P T A held a session in the assembly room at 901 North Florida Street with a pantomime program by the Music Club. Students performed old fashioned songs, duets, parodies, and a grand finale with Onward Christian Soldiers. Delegates were elected to the P T A Council and a Welfare Fund drive was approved for coffee and doughnuts.
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Summit School
North Florida Street
Erma Prince
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Angelin Mitchell
Ethel Melemore
Nellie Gray
Joe Broadt
Yankee Doodle
Illiam Lee Dale
Joe
C. L. Gollihugh
Old Virtta
Melba Gray
Louise Hillier
Annie Rooney
Nina Gray
Imogene Ferguson
Susie
Octava Holland
A Hollar
Alene Rains
Reuben
Rachel
Bonnie Salmon
Vera E. Byers
J. C. Kinzer
M. C. Nivens
P.T. A. Council
Mary Hanner
Twins Celebrate Eighth Birthday at Lincoln Street Party
Nelda and Zelda Sizemore marked their eighth birthday with a home party at 1509 Lincoln Street. A variety of games and refreshments were enjoyed by a group including Rose mary Clark Betty Lou Robinette Retha Lee Mathews Jewel Lorane Forsie Una Ruth Oldfather Louise Foster Virginia Lee Dawson Margie Randel Bob Wyatt Jr Patsy May Flenn Helen Margaret Wittle O E Larbee Flora Jane Fowlkes Junior Hibler Jack Larbee Kay Francis Johnston Tommie Warren and Junior Rickman.
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Little Misses
Nelda
Zelda Sizemore
Lincoln Street
Rosemary Clark
Betty Lou Robinette
Retha Lee Mathews
Jewel Lorane Forsie
Una Ruth Oldfather
Louise Foster
Virginia Lee Dawson
Margie Randel
Bob Wyatt
Jr Patsy May Flenn
Helen Margaret Wittle
O. E.larbee
Flora Jane Fowlkes
Junior Hibler
Jack Larbee
Kay Francis Johnston
Tommie Warren
Junior Rickman
Mrs Harper Leaves To Be With Ill Daughter
Hallie Harper was taken to San Antonio to be with her daughter Mrs Wilbur whose condition is reported as very ill. A PT A executive board meeting is set for Friday at 1 PM in the school building and officers are urged to attend.
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PT. A
Thursday Social Calendar Features Lectures and Plays
Multiple events fill the evening including lectures at Herring Hotel and Capitol Hotel, a Little Theater Hay Fever at McKinley School, and book groups led by Mrs J M O Brien and Mrs W A Glavier. Mozart Society and Unity Study Club meetings, a Hallowe en party, a bridge tournament, and a play at First Christian Church round out the schedule.
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Elizabeth Jameson
Little Theater
McKinley School
Make This Model At Home Lingerie Slip Pattern 2363
The advertisement promotes a sewing pattern for a dainty slip with few seams for a perfect fit. It notes variations like removing lace for a tailored finish, sizing 32 to 44, and fabric and lace yardage for size 34. Includes illustrated instructions and catalog offer. Pattern costs fifteen cents, catalog and pattern together twenty five cents from The Globe Pattern Department, 243 W 17th Street, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Globe Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Hallowe'en Party For Deal and Bid Club
Mrs. Fay Hunsaker hosted a Halloween themed gathering at 113 B Northeast Ninth Avenue with colors and novelties. High bridge score went to Mrs. C. K. Ivie, low to Miss Arlene Donnell. attendees included Mesdames Fred Gersch Horace Howard Guy Watson Esther Carland Sammie Crittenden C. K. Ivie and Misses Arlene Donnell Lorene White.
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Hallowe'en
Fay Hunsaker
Ninth Avenue
C. K. Ivie
Low
Arlene Donnell
Fred Gersch
Horace Howard
Guy Watson
Esther Carland
Sammie Crittenden
Lorene White
Quilting Party for Glenwood Club Hosts Next Meeting
The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club enjoyed an all day quilting party and luncheon at Mrs. George Hilton’s home on Garfield Street. Guests included Mesdames Harle Floyd Buckner Frost Minter and A W Floyd. Members present were Mesdames Hollingsworth Beard Beeman Walker Rowe Miller Montgomery Knight Hills Bills Gillette and hostess Mrs Gillette who will host next Wednesday at 1320 East Twelfth Avenue.
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Glenwood
George Hilton
Garfield Street
W. F. Harle
F. C. Floyd
J. H. Buckner
Art Frost
J. Luther Minter
A. W. Floyd
W. D. Hollingsworth
Arthur Beard
Leslie Beeman
J. L. Walker
William Rowe
R. N. Miller
Beulah Montgomery
J. Spencer Knight
Ivan J. Hills
Jack Bills
R. M. Gillette
H. M. Crawford
M. A. Hudson, Jr
Mrs. Gillette
East Twelfth Avenue
Endeavorers to Stage The Man in the Green Shirt
The Endeavorers of Pleasant Valley Christian Church present a three act comedy The Man in the Green Shirt Friday night at 8 in the C E rooms of First Christian Church. Proceeds support young people’s activities in Pleasant Valley community. The play was recently shown at Pleasant Valley and River Road schools.
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Man In the Green
C. E
First Christian Church
Endeavorers
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Pleasant Valley
River Road
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Area
Tri- State
Mrs Tom Harris Hosts T. D. T. Club Evening
Mrs Tom Harris hosted the T D T Club at her home 2703 Harrison Street with fall flower decor. Bridge was played with Mrs Richard Benesch high, and guests included Misses Rachelle Dowd Sarah Moreland Mary Virginia Hall Evelyn Waillill. Members present were Mesdames Alfred Glenn Richard Benesch Byron Dees King Hendricks Winston Grogan Jack Bountin Jimmie Schoolar and Tom Harris.
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Tom Harris
Harrison Street
Richard Benesch
Rachelle Dowd
Sarah Moreland
Mary Virginia Hall
Evelyn Waillill
Alfred Glenn
Byron Dees
King Hendricks
Winston Grogan
Jack Bountin
Jimmie Schoolar
Avalon Bridge Club Teas Fall Flowers at Talmage Place
Mrs. Fred Phillips hosted the Avalon Bridge Club at her home Talmage Place on Tuesday afternoon. Fall flowers adorned rooms as play proceeded. High score went to Mrs. Marion D. Sloan, second to Mrs. George Carnes, and cut to Mrs. William C. Murray. Attending guests included Mesdames L. B. Luna, O. R. McGovern, George Carnes, H. E. Woford and M. L. Woods. Members present were Mesdames H. L. Young, C. A. Thomas, Sloan, James Roberts, Murray, Marion Webb and Fred Phillips.
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Fred Phillips
Avalon Bridge Club
Talmage Place
Marion D. Sloan
George Carnes
William C. Murray
Altar Guild Sets Hallowe'en Carnival at Parish House
St An drew s Episcopal Church Altar Guild plans an all Halloween carnival on October 25 at the Parish House with Mrs Charles Keffer and Miss Harriet Hubbell in charge. Mrs Beaumont Stinnett presided at the meeting.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
W. A. McIntosh
Bellview Street
Charles Keffer
Harriet Hubbell
Beaumont Stinnett
Fire Prevention Week Sparks Nebraska City Fires
Nebraska City's fire department faces embarrassment as six blazes flash in three days during Fire Prevention Week, underscoring intensifying fire danger and safety concerns in the community.
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Nebraska City
Neb
San Jacinto P T A Presents Educational Program
San Jacinto P T A hosted an education themed meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs. J C Crews introduced an article on school conditions and Mrs. Bert Warner spoke on home and school cooperation. Local students and performers from Minnie Price's room showcased readings, tap dance, and piano solos. Officers announced included President Mrs. Vernon McEntire and Secretary Mrs. Gaston Camp. The session opened with a song and prayer, and Camp reported on the previous meeting.
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J. C. Crews
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Bert Warner
Rudolph Holden
Minnie Price
Anna Ruth Grey
LaNelle Ledbetter
Betty Jane Husted
Patty Gean Smith
Vernon McEntire
Nettie Crane
V. Nutt
Howard Elliott
Gaston Camp
Alva Slay
Frank Atkinson
Grover Hill
Virgil Troup
E. E. Baker
Amercia
Mrs Erhardt Leaves for Decatur After Farewell Parties
Mrs. Ralph Erhardt departed last week to establish a home in Decatur Tl. Prior to moving she was honored with several farewell gatherings hosted by friends and neighbors.
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Erhardt
Ralph Erhardt
Decatur
Hard Times Dance Set by Alpha Phi Friday
Alpha Phi Chapter of Delta Sigma Upsilon hosts a 55-80 Hard Times dance Friday night at the Nat Roy Divens orchestra to perform. Roy Divens leads the featured ensemble for the event aimed at local students.
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Alpha Phi Chapter
Delta Sigma Upsil
Roy Divens
Mexican Storm Cuts Isthmus Telegraph Lines
Vera Cruz dispatch reports all telegraph lines down in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec as a Mexican storm lashes Vera Cruz with torrential rain and high winds. The weather bureau expects the storm to fade before reaching the Pacific. The piece also notes Illinois imports feeder lambs peaking in October.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Tehuantepec
Belize
British Honduras
Pacific Ocean
Creomulsion Promoted as Quick Cough Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Creomulsion an emulsified creosote medicine claiming two fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. It states creosote is highly regarded by medical authorities, promises relief for persistent coughs colds bronchitis and related respiratory illnesses, and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
Evening gowns feature cape effects in Paris designs
Paris designers show evening gowns with cape elements. A rose velvet model uses a scarf attached to the shoulder to form a cape around the arms, paired with matching velvet gloves and slippers for a coordinated look.
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Paris
Colored hair becomes Paris novelty at social events
In Paris a fashionable novelty is colored hair. A well known Parisian attended an evening party with blue green lacquered short hair. An actress picked violet blue to match a velvet evening gown. Many white haired Parisians use soft blue lavender tint for a mauve sheen.
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Paris
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Smooth, Lasting Wear
Advertises MELLO GLO face powder that hides tiny lines and large pores, reduces shine, and stays on longer. Claims a new French process allows smoother application and a youthful complexion suitable for every complexion at City Drug Stores.
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City Drug Stores
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J. F. Mead
Arthur Osgood
R. A. Burnett
C. D. Hoover
E. F. Browder
W. A. Askew
Thrift Room
Home Room
Mesdames Allen Early
H. A. Ferguson
J. F. Bromert
H. A. Hertner
Cecil van Dever
Jerry Ratcliff
Iweta Seales
C. B. Adams
W. L. Miller
R. B. Lee
C. A. Chesshir
C. E. Blue
H. L. Davis
R. L. Hollingshead
H. E. Burman
T. C. Nesbitt
Elizabeth Nixson
Lois Kennedy
Los Angeles
Avalon
Catalina Island
Central
P. T. A. Meet
June
University Guild
Herring Hotel
Roycroft Study Club
Capitol Hotel
Marion Hill
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
WDAG
American Association of University Women
J. M. O’brien
Hughes Street
W. A. Glavier
Mozart Society
B. V. Blackwell
Frank Lytle
van Buren Street
Vernon Ball
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Travel Study Club
C. E. Palmer
Palo Duro Street
Altar Society of Sacred Heart
Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Harmony Club
Winona Frost
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Ed Ely
Wilson P. T. A
Roy Divins
The
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Dollar Ticket
Southwest’s
Dance
Hallowe’en
Quilting Party Entertains Club
Willard
Lee Tracy
Evalyn Knapp
Eugene Pallette
Friday Nnte Willard
Badger- Herring Motor Co
Service Dept
Mrs. Fred Phillips
Sally Eilers
Ben Lyon
San Jacinto P. T. A
Illinois
New Paris Novelty
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IJ. Miller
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