Impressive Initiation Rites By Beta Sigma Phi
A rich old lady in New York left a million dollar estate to a pallet dancer and a former motion picture theater usher who showed her courtesy. Beta Sigma Phi in Amarillo initiated four new members in a formal ceremony at the Amarillo Hotel with a Halloween motif and vows led by Lois Smith.
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New York
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Amarillo
Ruth Shanklin
Ann McWilliams
Lois Smith
Marian Rosenwald
Doa McLain
Elsie Wilbanks
Joyce Harvey
Kathryn Gorman
Augusta Diven
Jenareed Scott
Olga Cypher
Neva Rettinger
Lillian Mead
Wanda Reed
Polly Bilgin
Virginia Leigh Bull
Helen McCabe
Rosemary Selover
Virgie Carter
Esther Welch
Ardelie S
George
Mary K. Utterback
Beta Sigma Phi
Washington Conscience Fund Tales From the Treasury
AP reports on the U S Treasury conscience fund a quiet record of monetary gifts sent to undo past wrongs. Stories range from a man who mailed ten cents per beer to a Civil War veteran who returned 2000 in pension money. Each note speaks of remorse and reform.
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Washington
Treasury
John Kelley
Keiley
Indiana
General Grant
Wabash
Jesus Christ
God
Mammon
Congress
Homercraft Club to Host Covered Dish Luncheon
An all day Homercraft Club meeting will be held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. R. Hill 210 North West Ninth Avenue with a covered dish luncheon. Two members Mrs. Tenny Baker and Mrs. Bern Blodgett will be honored with birthday showers.
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Homercraft Club
W. R. Hill
North West
Ninth Avenue
Tenny Baker
Bern Blodgett
Home Craft Club
North Ninth Avenue
Itchy Skin Irritations Treated With Black & White Ointment
An antiseptic dressing option using Black and White Ointment is recommended to relieve itching burning and soreness from acne pimples rashes blackheads ringworm and dry eczema of external origin. Use in conjunction with Black and White Skin Soap.
Mrs. Bates Is Club Hostess
The Child Psychology Club met at Mrs. L. J. Bates home at 1608 Goliad on Thursday afternoon. Little Jean Allison Bruner opened the program with a reading titled Vespers, followed by a paper on Courage by Mrs. H. R. Brooks and a talk on Air Adventures by Mrs. Artie Speer. Refreshments were served to Dames J. D. Anderson, J. B. Bechtel Jr, M. C. Bradford, J. T. Bradley, H. R. Brooks, W. H. Greer, E. J. Husbands, W. T. Kelly, F. C. Singleton, Artie Speer, Homer Tuittle, T. M. Tweedy, Clyde Mays and the hostess.
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Child Psychology Club
L. J. Bates
Goliad
Jean Allison Bruner
van Bruner
H. R. Brooks
Artie Speer
J.D. Anderson
J. B. Bechtel, Jr
M. C. Bradford
J. T. Bradley
W. H. Greer
E. J. Husbands
W. T. Kelly
F. C. Singleton
Homer Tuittle
T. M. Tweedy
Clyde Mays
Hostess
Surprise Birthday Honor For Mrs Hancher By Swastika Club
A surprise party honoring Mrs M Hancher marked her birthday. Hosted Friday night at 2175 West Sixth Avenue by the Swastika Club of the San Jacinto Beauty School, the event featured fall flowers, Halloween decorations, piano numbers by Allegra Phillips and Pauline Robinson, and games. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Oma Hicks, Essie Cope, Nona Ingram, Betty Jane Ridgeway, Ruby Bass, and many others.
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M. Hancher
San Jacinto
West Sixth Avenue
Allegra Phillips
Pauline Robinson
Oma Hicks
Essie Cope
Nona Ingram
Betty Jane Ridgeway
Ruby Bass
Etta Sides
Lula Pyatt
Carrie B. Nesbitt
Opal Patterson
La Costura Club Observes Guest Day Tuesday
La Costura Club will observe Guest Day at a ten Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Federation Club Rooms. The committee in charge of arrangements includes Madame G. M Waddill, T. W. Cotten, Ren Henson and D. A. Park.
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la Costura Club
Federation Club
Meadames G. M Waddill
T. W. Cotten
Ren Henson
D. A. Park
Wesley Friendship Class Sponsoring Doughnut Sale
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will sponsor a doughnut sale tomorrow in the church basement. Orders may be telephoned to Mrs. H. P. Cochran in the church office, and delivery will be made.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto
Crochet and Colonial Transfer Pattern 1874 Featured
A pattern article describes a transfer crochet design with 14 motifs ranging in size from small to large. It provides directions, edging chart, and materials, credited to the Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. with a request for pattern submission and personal details.
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Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Fighth Acenar
New York
Social Calendar Events Postponed and Scheduled
Tonight and Tuesday list numerous community gatherings in Amarillo including Junior Harmony Club at 1018 Travis Street with co hosts Virginia Todd and Patricia Harris and Mary Martha Clase. Evening Group of Speakers Institute in Federation Club Rooms. Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Amarillo Country Club. PARCS and St Andrew's groups. Business and Professional Womens Club benefit games party. various church and club events with times from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. plus morning and afternoon meetings at First Baptist, St. Andrew's and other venues. Postponements include Wesley Friendship Class luncheon and San Jacinto church events.
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Junior Harmony Club
Willard Harris
Travis Street
Virginia Todd
Patricia Harris
Com Oatesses
Methodist Class Progressive Dinner Hosted by Polk Street Church
Mrs Guthrie led a Progressive Dinner for the Polk Street Methodist Church class, starting at 6 PM at Margaret Newby's home and visiting four homes for salad meat dessert. Attendees included Margaret Farwell Billie Lou Ritter Betty Marie Thompson and others. Transportation was provided by Mrs L B Newby and Betty Marie Thompson.
Marriage Annomated At Party In Palo Duro Apartments
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Juanita Nixon to Arthur W. Hughes of Port Byron Michigan was made by the bride's sister Mrs Bebe Fowler during an open house at her Palo Duro Apartments home. Aug 26. Guests included many friends and relatives with Mrs Hughes to join her husband in Port Byron about Nov 1.
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Juanita Nixon
Arthur W. Hughes
Port Byron
Bebe Fowler
Palo Duro
Frank McMillan
Ivan D. McCarty
Lurline Hubbard
Lula Hones
Fran Real
Alice Rogers
Hughes
Fowler
Dana Pursley
Messrs
and Mesdames
Chester Martin
R. C. Randall
Noble Lawdon
W. W. Sharp
Paul S. Corbett
C. A. Powell
Barney B. Parker
Milton P. Siegel
Don H. Wood
James D. Powell
George Craft
Thorp
Mesdames Lula Crowley
J. H. Thompson
Dorothy Irving
Beulah Lee Carter
Cora F. Painter
Anna Tayior
Madeline Stuedevant
Isabel Patterson
Irma Montgomery
Ruby Avery
Misses Jewel Lewis
Stella Harmon
Beatrice Casteel
Ruby King
Lois Dunn
Mary Hawkins
Elizabeth Binns
Roberne Wilson
Bee Painton
Gene Kelley
Evelyn Robeson
Nona Lowrey
Jackie Bell
Mary Frances Akard
Inez Hough
Helen Ruth Reeves
Mary Frances Dodderer
Kathaleta Hawkins
Elizabeth Lydick
Elsie Rigney
Lillian Martin
Lewis Boch
Larry Aronson
Sam Aronson
Mrs. Hughes
Port Bryon
Piano Department Entertains With Musical Tea
The piano department of the Academy of Music and Art held a musical tea in the academy auditorium on Sunday afternoon. Pupils on the program included Joan McClormick, Louise Daniels, Vera Ann Wilcoxson, and many others. Teachers represented were Mary Frances Akard, Marguerite Cleghorn, Colby Davies, Mae Beth Lawson, Lela Ledbetter, and Caroline Pestor. Over a hundred guests attended with Miss Akard presiding at the piano program. Ushers named included Mary Catherine Barr, Ross Kanfhold, LaNellie Ledbetter, and Frances Nell Moore.
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The
Academy of Music and Art
Academy
Joan McClormick
Louise Daniels
Vera Ann Wilcoxson
Mae Ellen Shackelford
Carolyn Kelly
Kittye O'Keefe
Sue Haynie
Marcella Hall
Laura Jo McCracken
Peggy Cleghorn
Ruth Walls
Zella Mae Wilie
Douglas Curry
Lois Ann Cavin
LaNellie Ledbetter
Adelle Bentley
Anna Ruth Corray
Phillip Feltz
Frances Nell Moore
Marian Durkee
Mary Catherine Barr
Ross Kaufhold
Norman Higgins
John Branson
Mary Frances Akard
Marguerite Cleghorn
Colby Davies
Mae Beth Lawson
Lela Ledbetter
Caroline Pestor
Ross Kanfhold
LaNelie Ledbetter
Mae Sue ‘Thompson
Carpenters Auxiliary Meeting With Mrs Litle at 108 Kentucky
Carpenters Auxiliary No 180 met Friday afternoon at Mrs Herbert Litles home 108 Kentucky Street with eighteen members and one guest present Prizes were awarded to Mrs George Palmer and Mrs Paul Shetvik Plans were made for Halloween party at the Carpenters Mall at 7 30 oclock Saturday evening to host members of the local Union and their wives The guest list included Mrs W B Smith of Springfield Missouri mother of Mrs I C Ateniey and other members attended by name
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Carpenters’ Union
Herbert Litle
Kentucky Street
Prinses
George Palmer
Paul Shelvik
W. B. Smith
Springfield
I. C. Ateniey
O Graves
W. W. Pinch
H Byers
W. B. Workman
George Demic
Weekmen Circle Drum Corp Halloween Dance at Elks Hall
The Weekmen Circle Drum Corp in apan hosts a Halloween dance at the Elks Hall Friday night with prizes for best costumes. The public is invited. County Wide 4-H Club meets Saturday in Miss Pauline Laker’s office at the court house at 1:00 PM.
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Weekmen Circle Drum Corp
Apan
Elks Hall
Local Mother-in-Law Club Sets Friday Meeting
The local Mother-in-Law Club will hold its first meeting of the season Friday at 3 PM in the Blue Room at the Amarillo Hotel. The program includes a book review by Mrs Cyril Luker of My Son, My Son and musical numbers. President Mrs J FE Griges urges all local and national members to attend.
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Amarillo Hotel
Cyril Luker
J. FE. Griges
Pie Supper Tonight for Business and Professional Girls
A pie supper will be given at 7 o'clock tonight for the Business and Professional Girls class of Polk Street Methodist Church at the home of Mrs. Walter Fly on 2806 Tyler Street.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Walter Fly
Tyler Street
Social Group meets at 1312 Rosemont on Wednesday
Mrs. George H. Hammock will host the Wednesday afternoon session of the Social Group of the A A U W at her home 1312 Rosemont at 2 o clock.
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George H. Hammock
Rosemont
Littl Flower Mission Guild Meeting Postponed to Tuesday
The Littl Flower Mission Guild of the Sacred Heart Cathedral will meet at 1205 Travis Street Wednesday at 1 30. The Mary Martha Class party at the First Baptist Church tonight is postponed to Tuesday at 7 30 with Miss Faye Horne of 2115 Pierce Street as hostess.
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Mary Martha
First Baptist Church
Faye Home
Pierce Street
Littl Flower Mission Guild
Sacred Heart Cathedral
FR. A. Shields
Travis Street
First, Baptist Church
Faye Horne
Potter County clubs to meet to plan 1939 finances
The year book and finance committees of the Potter County home demonstration clubs will meet in Miss Pauline Lakey's office Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock to plan the 1939 program. The article notes that grapes were introduced to China from Western Asia in the second century A. D.
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Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs
Pauline Lakey
China
Western
Asia
i Pa Pu Club Entertained At Dorothy Taylor Home
Miss Dorothy Taylor hosted a party for the i Pa Pu Club at 1918 Jackson Street with Halloween decor and autumn flowers. Maxine Deason sang Blue Skies and Marjorie Wilkinson played piano. Each member brought a covered dish and a luncheon followed. Attendants included Dorothy Fleming Martha Rodgers Verna Mae Garthwaith Virginia Smith Shirley Becker Sara Beth Hallmark and Dorotha Sammons. Guests included Bernice Scarborough Loreta Ludlam Prestine Sullivan Betty Renfroe Betty Siedenstrong and Marjorie Wilkinson.
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Dorothy Taylor
Jackson Street
Maxin Deason
Marjorie Wilkinson
Dorothy Fleming
Martha Rodgers
Maxine Deason
Verna Mae Garthwaith
Virginia Smith
Shirley Becker
Sara Beth Hallmark
Martha Deason
Sue Corn
Dorotha Sammons
Bernice Scarborough
Loreta Ludlam
Prestine Sullivan
Betty Renfroe
Betty Siedenstrong
Modern Priscilla Club Bridge Luncheon Planned
The Modern Priscilla Club will be entertained with a bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Bachman located at 1711 Monroe Street on Thursday at 2 o'clock.
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Priscilla Club
Aubrey Bachman
Monroe Street
Wesley Friendship Class Postpones Church Luncheon
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church postpones its Tuesday luncheon to Wednesday due to unspecified reasons. The event remains at the church with the same attendees and schedule shift noted by church officials.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
A cheerful health ad targets readers feeling blue or sunk. It promotes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general tonic with herbs and roots to build energy and resist despair. It asserts millions of women use it and encourages sharing with friends and family.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Anne Adams Pattern 4971 for holiday hostess aprons
Anne Adams Pattern 4971 offers a spool waist design flattering for holiday hosting. Includes V pockets option, shoulder straps stay in place, sizes small to large, with yardage listed and instructions to mail 15 cents for pattern and pattern book. Orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept, New York.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
Albino Beaver Sighted in Polaris Montana
A white beaver, described as albino, has been found in Anderson Meadows near Polaris. It is reportedly the first documented white beaver in this area of the United States, yet it continues to perform its usual dam building and foraging activities alongside its colony.
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Polaris
Mont
U.P
Anderson Meadows
United States
Hungary Sets New Deadline for Czechoslovakia
Budapest reports say Hungary fixed Wednesday as a cutoff for Czechoslovakia to accept territorial terms. If unmet, Hungarian troops may cross the border. Warsaw officials deny Poland plans to move into Ruthenia, stressing pursuit of peaceful settlement amid Hungary’s border mobilization.
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Budapest
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Ruthenia
Slovakia
Warsaw
Poland
Czechslovak
Do As Your Dentist Doesteeth Paste Ad
A dental care product highlights teeth cleaning and whitening benefits. It emphasizes that teeth cannot stay dull and dingy when used, aiming to persuade readers to purchase.
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Dr. Lyon
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