River Road P. T. A. Hosts School of Instruction
Mrs. W. D. Westbay led a school of instruction at River Road P T A meeting drawing a large crowd. The event observed the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers birthday with readings. Year books were given to members and bond election talks outlined. Halloween carnival and chilli supper planned for October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Westbay
Amarillo
Mother Singers Club
Child Study Group
FE. F. Hall
T. B. Atkins
Maria Class at First Baptist Church Hosts Meeting
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. G. M. Lee’s Pleasant Valley home. Mrs. O. B. Chesshir led the devotional, with a host of members present including Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Metcalf. The class will meet this week with Mrs. Metcalf at 3509 Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
First Baptist Church
G. M. Lee
Pleasant Valley
O. B. Chesshir
Mesdames Roy Kerr
Leon Yocham
J. C. Metcalf
O. K. Downey
Date Wilson
Clyde McGinley
A. O. Woods
Joe Ostrander
Elmore Carver
Earl D. Crouch
Vermal Rentfro
Alfred Nelson
Franz Dyche
R. H. Owens
Creomulsion Ad Drops Cure Claims for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for lingering coughs from colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the product reaches the seat of trouble, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes, and guarantees satisfaction with a refund if not effective from the first use.
Community club and group schedules for Amarillo Tuesday
A detailed list of active meetings and events across Amarillo venues including music groups at CaNDa TONIGHT, Bible clubs, craft and art groups, social and service clubs, and class luncheons. Locations span Harrison Street, Bonham Street, Polk Street, Tyler Street, West Tenth Avenue, and the I. O. O. F. Hall with times from 12 noon to 9 PM and notices for the Progressive Speakers Club, Catholic Daughters, Amama Class, and others.
B T U Group Hosts Low Mood Party at First Baptist
The Upward Class of the B T U of the First Baptist Church held a Friday evening gathering with a 6 30 departure from the church visiting members homes for food before supper at Miss Allie Oglesby s home. Games and fellowship followed with many attendees listed including Vera and Vivian Mott Frances Giles Mary Durham Janice Black Lois Black Cassie Davis Marie Oglesby Allie Oglesby and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Allie Oglesby
Vera Mott
Vivian Mott
Frances Jane Giles
Mary Durham
Janice Black
Lois Black
Cassie Davis
Marie Oglesby
Mrs. Palmer Black
Jack Liston
Jimmie Jenkins
Lester Stith
Shelby Cook
Alfred Wheeler
Howard Baskin
Claude Frey
Walter Hill
Frederick Oglesby
Henry Scott
Linnie Sue Ashby Is Honored With Surprise Birthday
Linnie Sue Ashby was honored with a surprise birthday dinner and slumber party at her parents home on 1009 Jackson Street Friday night. Attendees included Wanda Lee Stinson, Girline Parton, Charlene and Martha Lois McCarter and Linnie Sue Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Sue Ashby
Jackson Street
Wanda Lee Stinson
Girline Parton
Charlene and
Martha Lois McCarter
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Quick Health Boost
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily health aid to be stirred into tea or hot water. It promises no laxatives or cathartics and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement after the jar is finished.
Sigma Delta Chi Entertained at Buffet Supper
Miss Ann Lee and Miss Wendene Wilson hosted a buffet supper at Miss Wilson's home 1013 Harrison Street to honor rushees of the Sigma Delta Chi Amarillo College sorority. Decorations featured brown and gold with a wood fire adding warmth as Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. J W Lee assisted. attendees included Gretchen May Iris Westbay Mary Ann Myers Rosylene Vaughan Alice Bridges Neva Claybrook Georgiana Mager Letitia Dorenfield Sara Wyatt Anna Ruth McClure Mary Ann Stanberry Ruth Slaughter Katherine Brown Winifred Travis Grayce Worenfield and sponsor Mrs Alta Turk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lee
Wendene Wilson
Sigma Delta Chi
New Amarillo College
Miss Wilson
Harrison Street
Robert Wilson
J. W. Lee
Gretchen May
Iris Westbay
Mary Ann Myers
Rosylene Vaughan
Alice Bridges
Neva Claybrook
Georgiana Mager
Letitia Dorenfield
Sara Wyatt
Anna Ruth McClure
Mary Ann Stanberry
Ruth Slaughter
Katherine Brown
Winifred Travis
Grayce Worenfield
Alta Turk
Paul Rutherford Honored At Homemade Halloween Party
Paul Rutherford was feted at a birthday gathering hosted at his home last week. The tacky Halloween themed party featured decorations with black cats witches and pumpkins. Flora Whipple and Ethin Smith won prizes for the tackiest costumes while guests included Kenneth Moore Jack Whipple John Dickens and others who enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rutherford
Flora Whipple
Ethin Smith
Kenneth Moore
Jack Whipple
John Dickens
W. E. Lundegreen
Ervin Ward
Oscar Lundegreen
Thester Hollar
Caliente Club Holds First Meeting at Prospect Street home
The Caliente Club held its first meeting Friday night at Miss Dorothy Geisler's home at 505 Prospect Street. Officers were elected and games were played. Attendees included Misses Mary Louise Meharg, Vondle Hare, Mozelle Smith, Dorothy Nelson, Delores McAuly, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliente Club
Dorothy Geisler
Prospect Street
Mary Louise Meharg
Vondle Hare
Mozelle Smith
Dorothy Nelson
Delores McAuly
Muriel Dean Roberts Celebrates Birthday
Muriel Dean Roberts celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at 2813 West Ninth Avenue. Games were played and refreshments served for Edna Jane Branson, Jayne and Ellwood Bray, Norma Lee Hoyt, Ann Shanks, Carolyn Sue Dilday, Philip Patterson, Bobbie Ruth Franklin, Joyce Carol Salmon, Shirley Jeanne Mayrant, James Paul Smith, and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Dean Roberts
West
Ninth Avenue
Edna Jane Branson
Jayne and Ellwood Bray
Norma Lee Hoyt
Ann Shanks
Carolyn Sue Dilday
Philip Patterson
Bobbie Ruth Franklin
Joyce Carol Salmon
Shirley Jeanne Mayrant
James Paul Smith
Music Teachers Guild Recital at Polk Street Church
A Polk Street Methodist Church afternoon recital featured pupils including Margaret Browning Nancy Brint Elizabeth Farr Mary Browning Dorothy Petty Elizabeth Norton Betty Lee Miller Peggy Houck Shirley Wilson Mary Cox Frances Moore Martha Kelley Dorothy Schiehagen John Branson Theda Clark Weldon Pangle Noel Smith with teachers from Axtell Studios and other instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Music Teachers Guild
Polk Street Methodist Church
Margaret Browning
Nancy Lee Brint
Elizabeth Farr
Mary Elizabeth Browning
Dorothy Pauline Petty
Elizabeth Ann Norton
Betty Jean Lee
Margaret Ann Miller
Peggie Houck
Shirley Rae Wilson
Mary Lee Cox
Frances Nell Moore
Martha Kelley
Dorothy Dell Schiehagen
Albert Terry
Peggie Stack
Louise Marr
John Branson
Theda Clark
Weldon Pangle
Noel Smith
Axtell Studios
Harvey Crudgington
Minnie Hutchings Graham
Margaret Harris
Juanita Henderson
B. B. Holland
Coyla Hilton Johnson
8. S. Ledbetter
George McNeill
Floyd Marsh
Marguerite McAdams
Alta Potts Turk
Mary Roberts Warner
Paul Womack
Tulip Varieties Dazzle at Shows and Outsell Bulbs
The article extols Fantasy and Gadelan as aristocratic Parrot tulips, notes rock garden types, and urges readers to request catalogs from large bulb dealers. It also answers Mrs. R. B.’s question on soil, stressing soil mixture improves bulb results and dividends.
Roosevelts and hounds lead to a wider world
Wadsworths and the Roosevelt circle hunt in a newsy digest noting Major W. A. Wadsworth’s foxhounds, a new Austin Wadsworth born to Major Wadsworth and Elizabeth Perkins, and roamings about transcontinental travel. It covers the Santa Fe Diesel run LA to Chicago cutting 15 hours, Laval's stance on Suez, Roosevelt’s stance on European affairs, and musings on future warfare, gas masks and global power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Genesee Valley
Roosevelts
Austin Wadsworth
Major Wadsworth
Elizabeth Perkins
Boston
California
Santa Fe Railroad
Los Angeles
Chicago
General Smuts
England
Union of South Africa
Ethiopia
Smuts
Rome
Hannibal
Russia
Asoaviakhim
Society For Aviation and Chemical Defense
Baby Needs Caticura for that Rash
An advertisement promotes Caticura Ointment to soothe infant rashes. It asserts gentle action and healing, calling it a helpful friend to millions of babies worldwide. Sample free address provided as Caticurs, Dept. 7L, Malden, Masa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden, Masa
Emperor Stalin Heads on European Capital Visits
The revered leader Stalin begins a tour of European capitals with an imperial air escort. Speculation notes a possible shift in title from comrade to emperor influenced by vast gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Tiflis
Stalin
Mrs Wills to Beberyl Club Hostess
The Beryl Needle Club will meet at the home of Mrs J A Wills 401 Florida Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
J. A. Wills
Florida Street
Mrs. Wills
Beryl Club
Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 Meeting Tonight
The Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 will meet at the home of Margaret Esther Hill at 1900 Harrison Street tonight at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Philharmonic
Margaret Esther Hill
Harrison Street
Dutch bulbs reveal full plant within brown bulb skin
The article explains Dutch bulbs carry the entire plant inside their brown outer skin. It notes these bulbs can sprout in water but are usually best grown in soil with regular feeding. With care, bulbs produce lasting blooms and future bulbs, thriving in well ventilated, sweet soil rich in nutrients.
Ma Perkins Contest Promises Cars and Cash Prize
A Ma Perkins plot features a murdered father's secret confession to his daughter Isabel before fainting, with the program airing daily at 2:15 PM on Station WFAA except weekends. The current contest offers ten 1936 Plymouth Touring Sedans and $2,000 in cash to listeners, with full details on-air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Perkins
Ricks
Isabel
WFAA
Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder touted as all powder cleaner
The advertisement claims Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder is 100 percent cleansing powder and cleans teeth twice as effectively as pastes. It asserts no grit or pumice harms enamel, leaves teeth whiter and gums healthier, and promises longer lasting use at half the cost, urging readers to switch from toothpaste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lyon
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Mrs. Lee
Braniff
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
San Antonio
Texas Ranger
Braniff Airways
Jun UN A
Great Lakes
Gulf
Progressive Speakers Club
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Security Benefit Association
Carpenters’ Hall
la Costura Club
M. C. Hancock
Bonham Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
John Ballard
Polk Street
Trulove
Bible Club
F. R. Read
Tyler Street
Pat Nelson
North West Second Avenue
Art Craft Group
Lois Smith
Talmage Place
Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Red Room
Amarillo Hotel
J. A. Hazlewood
EB. W. Fields
West Tenth Avenue
Betty Jeanette Bridge Club
O. P. Dunlap
North Taylor Street
L. E
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Happy Hour Club
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Scofield Bible
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
B.T.U
Craft Service
Mastercraft Cleaners
Polk
Caliente
RED Rose
Margeret Gibbs
Ellen Hall
River Road School
Dena Beth Gilbert
Margaret Dawse
Margaret Dowse
Margie Gathright
Mary Frances Prescott
Margaret Gibbs
Clarice Quattlebaum
Gist
Globe
Denton
Frances Gist
R. D. Gist
Sayers
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Miss Gist
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Doris Shaw
T. G. Terry
H. A. Shaw
Mota Maye Shaw
William D. Russell
First Christian Church
Holy
India
Wadsworths
Theodore Roosevelt
W. A. Wadsworth
Laval
Italy
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Standard Oil
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Tommy
Russian-Georgia
Philharmonics
Lucerne
0. G. Stokely
Culbertson National Studios
Alfred E. Ricks
Perkins
Rushville Center
Dr. Lyon’s
News-Globe
All Chambers Gas
American Gas Association
Good Housekeeping Institute
Priscilla Proving Plant
Delineator Home Institute
Herald-Tribune Institute
Robertshaw
F.H. A
Amarillo Hardware Co
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