Patricia Foster Elected Club President at Junior Artist Club
Patricia Foster was elected president of the Junior Artist Club at the studio of Miss Bonnye Beth Baker, 1615 Jackson Street. Florence Brown became vice president and Ida Lou Lisbett secretary, Betty Jo Barton reporter, with a Halloween themed refreshment line-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Foster
Bonnye Beth Baker
Jackson Street
Florence Brown
Ida Lou Lisbett
Betty Jo Barton
Merieta Don Duke
Dorothy Ann Chase
Mogene Barton
Nebbia Turner
Doris May Herrmann
Betty Jean Johnson
Mari-lvan Herrmann
Wilmyra Swenson
Shirley Jo Swenson
Harlene Cook
Pay Dellis Bagwell
Miss Baker
Woman's Council Luncheon at First Christian Church
The Woman's Council of the First Christian Church held a noon luncheon at the church served by Circle No. 5. President Mrs. H. A. Shaw led the business session. A book review on Tiane and Rebekah was given by Mrs. C. W. Fast. Junior Child Study Club meets Friday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. A. D. Lidia’s home. leader Mrs. Raymond Mack will teach on Art. Miss Annie McDonald, guest speaker, discusses Emotional Behavior of Color. Mrs. R. F. Posey presents How To Look at a Picture. Federation of Church Women's Auxiliaries plans a cake and candy sale Saturday at Purr Food Store, 800 West Sixteenth Avenue, starting at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of the First Christian Church
Circle No. 5
H. A. Shaw
Tiane and
Rebekah
C. W. Fast
J. M. Russell
A. D. Lidia
West Twentieth Avenue
Raymond Mack
Annie McDonald
R. FE. Posey
Federation of Church Women's Auxiliaries
Purr Food
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Meet Friday at 2:30
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs F and Tye 506 Maryland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
F. G. Tye
Maryland Street
Halloween Motif Featured at A-Deal-Fun Club Party
Halloween themed decorations and attire highlighted a Tuesday afternoon A Deal Fun Club gathering at Mrs. EB Fields home. High scorer was Mrs. Jack Pittman with consolation to Mrs. E M Benesch, guest prize to Mrs. Caroline Howell, and traveling prizes to Mrs. Howell and Mrs. F C Carroll. Other attendees included Mesdames Roy Curtis C B Galbraith Charles Mellor and the hostess. The club plans a husband entertainment for Saturday at 6 30 at Mr and Mrs H Milholland 408 North Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Fields
Jack Pittman
E. M. Benesch
Caroline Howell
Charles Mellor
Carnival fund thrives at Alice Landergin PTA event
The Alice Landergin Parent-Teacher Association carnival at the school was a financial success with donations from Arnholz Coffin Company. Prizes came from Rule Building Drug Nabors Grocery and Market F. W. Grand Silver J. J. Newberry Ladies Store Folgefield Grocery Mariton Barton Grocery Zales Jewelry Co J Levy J GC Penney Meyer and Meyer Amarillo Greenhouse Morrow Thomas Hardware Seals Shoe Store Amarillo Furniture Fox Drug Blackburn Brothers Fox Paint Herring Furniture Oriental Shop Pierce Street Greenhouse McIlroys White Kirk McDavid Brothers Palo Duro Furniture Montgomery Ward Hollywood Dress Shop Edwards Photo Shop Bartles Gift Shop and Schulte United. The McKinley School PTA will sponsor a carnival at 700 Adams Street Friday night with a supper in the school cafeteria at 6 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Landergin Parent-Teacher Association
Arnholz Coffin Company
Rule Building Drug
Nabors Grocery and Market
F. & W. Grand Silver
J. J. Newberry
Ladies Store
Folgefield Grocery and Market
Mariton
Barton Grocery
Zales Jewelry Co
J. Levy
J. GC
Penney, Meyer and Meyer
Amarillo Greenhouse
Morrow-Thomas Hardware
Seal's Shoe Store, Inc
Amarillo Furniture
Fox Drug
Blackburn Brothers
Fox Paint and Wallpaper Co
Herring Furniture
Oriental Shop
Pierce Street Greenhouse
McIlroys
White & Kirk
McDavid Brothers
Palo Druo Furniture
Montgomery Ward
Hollywood Dress Shoppe
Edwards Photo Shop
Bartles Gift Shop
Schulte United
Amarillo social events and club notices brief snippet
Scout parents meet at Polk Street Methodist Church 8 o clock. Amarillo Bridge Club tourney at 1018 Harrison Street at 8. Costume party at Central Presbyterian Church 8. Halcoon Club 2 30 501 Tennessee Street. Highland Park PTA carnival at school 7. Delta Kappa Gamma guest night Capitol Hotel 6 30. St Andrews Young People Service League carnival Parish House 7. Baptist Church Halloween party 7 30. The Passion Play Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers at Senior High auditorium. No Trump Bridge Club 2 30 at 510 Roberts Street. River Road PTA Halloween carnival 7 30. McKinley School PTA carnival and cafeteria supper 6 15. Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs directors 9 30 at First Baptist Church parlor. Junior Child Study Club 3 at 1508 West Twentieth Avenue. Blue Bonnet Needle Club 2 30 Maryland Street. We Stitch Em Club all day bake luncheon 1718 Polk Street. Humphreys Highland PTA carnival and supper 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Baptist Church
Howard T. Trigg
We-Stitch-Em Club Meets Friday At Mrs Pendergraft Home
The We-Stitch-Em Club will hold its first all-day meeting of the season Friday at the home of Mrs Gertrude Pendergraft 1718 Polk Street A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon The last meeting was at Mrs Clifford MecMurtry's home Masquerade dance planned for Amarilo Country Club Saturday night Music by Logan Sargent and his band from Plainview Guests may attend for the regular fee Waterproofed coats note: if rain water soaks after dry cleaning have reprocessed to restore waterproofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Pendergraft
Polk Street
Clifford MecMurtry
Amarilo Country Club
Logan Sargent
Plainview
Cranberry Juice Recipe Steps Described
The text promotes cranberry juice as a tasty colorful drink suitable as a straight beverage or punch base. It instructs simmering cranberries and water until skins burst, straining, boiling with sugar, cooling, and storing in sterilized bottles for future use.
Humphreys Highland carnival set at school Friday night
Humphreys Highland Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a carnival at the school building Friday night at 6 30 with a supper. A variety of carnival attractions has been arranged and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys Highlands “. T. A
Humphreys Highland Parent-Teacher Association
Four Chinese Arrive in London With Priceless Relics
Four Chinese travelers arrive in London for a seven month stay to unpack and repack a vast collection of Chinese art relics valued in the millions. The pieces, sent from the Emperor's Hidden City for the Burlington House exhibition in November, include 1 020 items housed in silk covered boxes with imperial crowns. Tang Hsi Fan, traveling aboard the warship Suffolk as escort, explains the packing test and the safety measures. A new Australian animal discovery in 1933 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Burlington House
Tang Hsi Fan
Suffolk
Sisters Aim Global Trek by Working on Ships
Two Vancouver sisters Clara M. Wilson and Katherine sign on as crew aboard the British freighter Harmatris for a around the world voyage. They plan to reach Sydney then India or Australia, travel to South Africa and up Africa’s east coast, pass through Europe and England, return via New York and Montreal, seeking to see the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
U.P
Clara M. Wilson
Katherine
Sydney
India
Ban Beauty Contest as Tourist Scheme
Vancouver city council refused a permit for a beauty contest proposed to attract settlers to British Columbia. A Vancouver investment firm backed the idea and planned to send winners to Britain to lure new residents. Also reported, treasury figures for October 22 show receipts 7,134,125.06 and expenditures 25,866,718.76 with a gross debt of 29,397,425,775.19 and gold assets of 9,625,033,756.52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Britain
Washington
Treasury
Sun glass focused fire at Crosby home in Orleans
Sun rays through a water filled glass jug set ablaze the Crosby summer home in Orleans Massachusetts causing about 250 dollars in damage. Firemen reported the jug acted as a magnifying glass. The report also notes the USS Langley as the first electrically driven ship in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Mass
U.P
Dale Crosby
Langley
MacDowell Boys Club Holds Regular Meeting
The MacDowell Boys Club met last night at 1416 Hughes Street for regular session and orchestra practice. Twelve members attended along with guests Mrs 8. 8. Ledbetter orchestra leader Mrs Claude Mc Adams supervisor Mrs W D De Grassi Jr and Mrs G C McDani el and the hostess. The next meeting is set for November 6 at Mrs DeGrassi's home 723 West Thirteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Boys’ Club
Q. J. Daniels
Hughes Street
Ledbetter
Claude McAdams
W. D. DeGrassi, Jr
G. C. McDaniel
Guiding Your Child On Ownership And Generosity
Mrs Brown struggles with teaching sharing as her daughter Margaret clings to possessions with fierce ownership. The article argues possessions are a child's own to use and decide, and forcing sharing harms generosity, noting that rightful ownership must be respected to avoid combative possessiveness. It cites ancient Hindu mentions of chess as chatu-tanga from early literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Household Arts Dept
W. 1Th Street
New York
N.Y
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Margaret
Death note found on pillow linked to Ma Perkins
A note found pinned to a pillow in Ma Perkins' Rushville Center bedroom leads to police questioning. The case unfolds amid the so called fatal web surrounding America's Mother of the Air. A radio story airs on Station WFAA at 2 15 PM daily except weekends and a contest offers ten Plymouth Touring Sedans and $2000 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville Center
Ma Perkins
Tookey
America
WFAA
Mrs Privitt Receives Farewell Gift From Club
Mrs G M Privitt, soon moving to Childress, was given a farewell gift during a Beryl Needle Club meeting hosted by Mrs J A Wills at 401 Florida Street. Guests included Mrs John B Lews of Waynoka and club members Mesdames Branum Larsen Smith Stevens Weaver Williams and the hostess. The club plans a gathering next Tuesday with Mrs Williams at 1314 Hillcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Lew
Waynoka
Okla
Remedy for constipation in children and adults
A liquid laxative is hailed as the universal cure for constipation, praised for precise dosing and self-regulating use. It is endorsed by doctors and hospitals and claimed to be suitable for all ages, with a growing number of homes stocking it as the sole remedy.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Woman’s Council
McKinley School Parent- Teacher Association
Adams Street
Polk Street Methodist Church
J. T. Gast
Amarillo
Willams
Central Presbyterian Church
M. Roulet
Hayden Street
Halcoon Club
Roy Barnard
Tennessee Street
Highland Park
Pi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Capitol Hotel
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
Young People's Service League of
T. L. Gordon
Taylor Street
He Amarillo Cov ‘1
No-Trump Bridge Club
D. M. Reeves
Roberts Street
McKinley School
The
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
A D. Lidia
W. S. Izzard
Humphreys Highland P. T. A
National Biscuit Company
American Cranberry Exchange
PO West Broadway
New York City
Uence
Hollywood Dress
Polk
Jane Wyatt
Hollywood
Federation
I, Mee
Marian Mansfield
South Australia
Lucerne
C. G. Stokely
Culbertson
Culbertson National Studioe
MacDowell Boys Club
Deat
Welch Model
ST. Clair
Kitty Kerrigan's Millinery
Fordons
Mrs. Privitt
Colaturelt
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