Thirteen Committees Named for Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Thirteen committees appointed for the 63rd annual Grand Chapter of Texas Order of the Eastern Star convening in its third day. Florence Read of Coahoma chairs jurisprudence with Dallas’ J. W. Chenoweth and Fort Worth’s Mrs. Mary Graves among members. Committees cover credentials transport by laws grievances dispensation education loan and rehabilitation resolutions and others with officers in Amarillo Dallas Lubbock San Antonio Barstow Port Arthur El Paso and Grand Prairie represented.
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Grand Chapter of
Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
Florence Read
Coahoma
Jurisprudence
J. W. Chenoweth
Dallas
Mary Graves
Fort Worth
W. G. Wollus
Houston
Mary Elien Hughes
Mertzon
Frank Phillips
J. W. Seaman
Palestine
F. Pelton
Amarillo
Gladys Shoffit
Goldsmith
Della Mae Moore
Abilene
Ploma Collins
Waco
T. H. Barnard
Lubbock
C. F. Burnett
Miami
Olah Jenson
Barstow
W. Guy Casey
Esther Baldwin
Wichita Falls
Mabel Harle
Port Arthur
Dora Brawner
San Antonio
Charles C. Bowers
el Paso
Mattie Mitchell
Freda Bernhard
Jettie Childers
Alawin Royse
International Temple Fund
Edith Calloway
Birtie Ainsworth
Jewell Goswick
Viola Long
Una Lucky
Mary Hines
Lynn Hiltpold
Estele Peterson
Mary Jupell
Dorris Priddy
Jewel Taylor
Grace Hefner
Eula West
Bird Norton
Bess Clem
Rose Ramsey
Louise Cochran
Cochran
Grand Prairie
Cora Bess Sandilin
Nell Goode
Marie Schwarz
Hazel Barbee
Vera Whitmire
Relief At Last For Your Cough
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy that reaches the throat to loosen phlegm and aid healing. It claims to contain beechwood creosote with other medicines, non narcotic, and offers a money back guarantee if it does not ease the cough.
BEST LAUGHS OF 45 ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE NAMES
Fort Worth and Amarillo residents make up the grand chapter entertainment committee led by Mrs Clifford Dunn as chairman with Mrs Leola Tuttle as co chair. The list includes Mrs Vivian Brewer Mrs Maude Clark Mrs Mimmie Lee Gambriel Mrs Ira Mae Sterley Mrs Ruth Harris Mrs Margie Coleman and many others.
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Vivian Brewer
Maude Clark
Mimmie Lee Gambriel
Ira Mae Sterley
Ruth Harris
Margie Coleman
Fort Worth
Ethel Miller
Hancievy
Miriam Lowe
Arlington
Amarillo
Grand Chapter
Clifford Dunn
Leola Tuttle
Sadie Beth Hancock
Marsbell Fields
Elsie Abernathy
Carl Gwin
J. C. Ritter
Faye Gordon
John A. Cavin
Loraine Streetman
Bettye Rodgers
Bertha Vogel
Carl England
Amye Ritter
B. S. Smith
Sadie Bumpus
Mary Keirsey
Butch Tyson
Marvin McCuan
S. F. Pelton
Robbie Dyer
Pauline Baker
Fred Lyon
Forty Hours Devotion Opens With High Mass at Sacred Heart
A solemn high mass at 11 a.m. Sunday and a procession of the Most Blessed Sacrament begin Forty Hours Devotion at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Rosary and benediction follow at 7 30 p.m. The next days include a high mass at 8 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. services with rosary sermon and benediction. The devotion reflects the church’s tradition tied to Christ’s passion and the 40 hours Christ lay in the tomb.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Christ
Santa Fe Clerk Promoted to Coast Lines Rate Work
Harland A. Gilmore, chief clerk of the passenger traffic department at the Santa Fe Railroad in Amarillo, will move to specialized rate work with the Coast Lines, based in Los Angeles. George F. Polley resigns as chief rate clerk to enter private business in Dallas. Gilmore joined Santa Fe in 1920 and came to Amarillo in 1926. Polley started in 1918.
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Harland A. Gilmore
Santa Fe Railroad
Amarillo
Coast Lines
Los Angeles
George F. Polley
Dallas
Mr. Gilmore
Mr. Polley
Discharged Army S Sgt Roland D Miller Returns to Marysville
Marysville California reports Staff Sgt Roland D Miller brother of Mrs R M Kidwell and Fred E and Aubrey L Miller discharged after four years service. He spent three and a half years with the 200th General Hospital in the Pacific Theater.
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Marysville
Cal
Roland D. Miller
R. M. Kidwell
Fred E
Aubrey L. Miller
Army
200Th General Hospital
Pacific Theater
Miller Ar
Texas Farm Bureau Meeting in Amarillo Tomorrow
Representatives from 22 Panhandle counties will meet in Amarillo at the Amarillo Hotel starting at 10 AM to discuss reconversion and postwar problems. An afternoon session follows at 1 PM. Walter Hammond of Tye will attend as state president and Joe Hatton of Spearman serves as district director.
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Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Texas Parm Bureau Federation
Panhandle
Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Walter Hammond
Tye
Abilene
Joe Hatton
Spearman
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement urges daily use of Kellogg's All-Bran with water to ease constipation. It emphasizes bulk action in the colon, non-purgative effects, nutrition from wheat bran, iron, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, and protein, and notes production by Kellogg's of Battle Creek and Omaha.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Omaha
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