Mrs A P Black Chosen President of Pleasant Valley Club
Mrs A P Black was elected president of the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club at a meeting at Mrs W N Martin's home. Other officers include vice president Mrs 4 J Pankratz secretary treasurer Mrs S A Speck reporter Mrs E L Butterfield and council delegate Mrs A R Anderson. New members Mrs M E Norman and Mrs J R Hulen welcomed. The group planned the county wide Achievement Day in November and set next meeting at Mrs Anderson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Black
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. N. Martin
4. J. Pankratz
S. A. Speck
E. L. Butterfield
A. R. Anderson
M. FE
Conservatory Program Delights Clovis Audience
The Woman's Departmental Club of Clovis hosted a matinee by teachers and advanced pupils from the Musical Arts Conservatory in the Clovis Hotel ballroom. Gladys M. Glenn spoke on music and education, with Beckie Reeder Arnold Ardath Johnson leading two piano numbers and a vocal trio with Lucille Palmer at the piano. Norma Baker Prothro Eva Smith and local teachers joined the quartet, followed by a Mexican dinner at El Monterey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Musical Arts Conservatory
Clovis Hotel
Gladys M. Glenn
Conservatory
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Ardath Johnson
Conservatory Vocal Trio
Frances Gifford
Doa Caldwell
Katharyn Miller
Lucille Palmer
Norma Baker Prothro
Eva Smith
Arnold
Miss Johnson
Fred Dennis
Otto Smith
H. B. Prothro
el Monterey
Hillcrest Sewing Club Plans Junior Group
Mrs Luttrell hosts Hillcrest Sewing Club meeting at her home. Welcomed back were Mrs Crandall and Mrs Saunders after absence. Guests included Mesdames Welsh Ansley Reese Vance and Maude Smith. Next meeting with Mrs Blackburn to finalize plans for the Junior Hillcrest Sewing Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
R. A. Luttrell
W. P. Crandall
California
C. E. Saunders
Gladys Welsh
B. M. Ansley
J. W. Reese
Officials to Be Honored at State Christian Endeavor Meeting
Gordon Weir of Abilene state Christian Endeavor Society president and J T Morrow of Dallas new state field secretary will be honored at a city wide meeting Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at Central Presbyterian Church.
Black-Draught Helps Digestive Distress After Meals
Constipation can cause distress after eating with symptoms like flatulence. A Panama City reader, C. D. McIver, reports gas pains, weight loss, and relief after using Black-Draught. others agree it helps relieve constipation. Sold in 25 cent packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. McIver
Panama City
Fla
Highland Park P T A Carnival and Guest Night Listings
Community groups announce events across Highland Park and Amarillo. PTA carnivals and guest nights occur at multiple schools and venues including Capitol Hotel Parish House and school buildings with start times from 6:15 to 9:30 p m. Events include dances story hours and committee meetings.
Musical Circus Presented by San Jacinto School Pupils
A musical circus by first three grade pupils at San Jacinto School Tuesday featured about 100 children in costumes. Acts included Elephant, Bear, Giraffe and camel performances, tight rope walking, clowns, and dances, closing after six weeks of practice supervised by Mrs. Lillian Rodgers, Mrs. Hilda Brown, and Miss Minnie Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Lillian Rodgers
Hilda Brown
Minnie Price
Autumn motif decorates Six-W Club party
The Six-W Club party hosted by Mrs. F. I. Gallas featured autumn decorations and bridge accessories. Roscoe Sasser won high score, Mrs. V. Wood was second, and Mrs Richard Kidwell took the guest prize. Others attending included Mrs. Jimmy Payne, Arlin Hudgins, C. G. Feierabend, Lee Christopher. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Feierabend at 1005 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. Gallas
West Twenty-ninth Avenue
Roscoe Sasser
V. Wood
Richard Kidwell
Mesdames
Jimmy Payne
Arlin Hudgins
C. G. Feierabend
Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs plan meeting
Plans for the Countywide Achievement Day program will be discussed at a called meeting of the Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs Saturday at 2 30 in Miss Mary Sitton's office. Members urged to attend. Mrs Norman elected to Woodmen Circle office was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Mary Sitton
Norman
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen
W. O. W. Hall
Jennie Lindbloom
Anna Lou Norman
Sudan
Lindbloom
Georgia Sasum
I. O. O. F. Hall
Anne Littrell
East
Tenth Avenue
Catalin Lady Bug Pin Debuts in Jewelry Fashion
A new decorative Catalin lady bug pin by Schiaparelli appears as a versatile accessory for dress scarves hats or bags. It features a bright body with simulated gold legs and antennae, green stone eyes and rhinestones across the back in turquoise red salmon brown forest green and light blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiaparelli
Vegetables With Cream Make a One Dish Luncheon
A casserole dish with creamed vegetables forms a ready luncheon. Lima beans carrots and celery arranged in alternating layers offer a simple, satisfying mix for any day.
Jolly Tribe Club Entertained by Mrs Weaver
The Jolly Tribe Club was entertained at the home of Mrs J C Weaver yesterday afternoon with Halloween decor and dahlias. High bridge score went to Mrs Wayne Taylor, second to Miss Loyola Leeper, traveling prize to Mrs Rob Roy Beeman, and high guest prize to Mrs W J Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Tribe Club
J. C. Weaver
Wayne Taylor
Loyola Leeper
Rob Roy Beeman
W. J. Atkins
Leland Twaddell
W. Noel, Evans
Ed Milburn
Bill Wilson
Jack Fyfe
Bill Selover
Pampa
King Kendricks
Fart Blankenship
Harold Brewer
Charlotte Holman
Winifred Fletcher
Marguerite van Fleet
B P W Club Hosts Government Program on The Constitution
The Business and Professional Women's Club met Tuesday night in Amarillo Hotel Red Room for a government program. Amarillo College’s C. Thompson spoke on The Constitution. guests included Miss Jewell Davidson and Miss Margaret Patti. Members listed include Lidia Mae Walker Cora Astle Alma Richardson Irene Duncan Dena Hill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women
Amarillo
C. Thompson
Amarillo College
Jewell Davidson
Margaret Patti
Lidia Mae Walker
Cora Astle
Alma Richardson
Irene Duncan
Dena Hill
Ernestine Osborn
Aurila Miller
Katherine Metcalf
Mary Alice Scott
Jennie Riley
Mesdames Iris
Mrs. M. C. Hancock Hosts La Costura Club Meeting
Mrs. M. C. Hancock entertained the La Costura Club Tuesday afternoon with knitting and crocheting sessions. The group voted to donate 2 to the Phebe K. Warner Memorial Fund, 5 to the Orphans' Home scholarship, and 5 to the Social Center for Girls, with members listed including C J Brummett, Paul Armstrong, Walter Blackburn, J W Burks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Costura Club
M. C. Hancock
Phebe K. Warner Memorial Fund
Orphans’ Home
Mesdames C. J. Brummett
Paul Armestrong
Walter Blackburn
J. W. Burks
J. H. Hall
D. A. Park
Ida Elliott
J. W. Collins
J. J. Service
G. M. Waddill
W. O. Hayter
C. A. Robertson
Lester Stone
C. 8. Hatchett
A. J. Streit
E. C. Britain
J. T. Johnson
J U C W Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The J U C W Club held a Monday session at Miss Florence Van Doran's home 2409 West Second Avenue electing June Gristy president Mildred Meharg vice president Christine Hendricks secretary and Stephanie Cheney reporter. Attendees included Evelyn Dale Sadie Clark Helen McCabe Helen Huston Rosella Percell Julia Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. C. W. Club
Florence van Doran
West
Second Avenue
June Gristy
Mildred Meharg
Christine Hendricks
Stephanie Cheney
Evelyn Dale
Sadie Clark
Helen McCabe
Helen Huston
Rosella Percell
Julia Moore
Berldene Broaddus
Ruth Hill
Janet Henson
Bill Wright
Halloween Party at Carpenters Hall Monday Night
The Security Benefit Association plans a Halloween party at Carpenters Hall Monday night at 8. Glen Michael will oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Security Benefit Association
Carpenters Hall
Glen Michael
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Holds Officer Vote
An election of officers will occur at an all day meeting of the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club on Monday at the home of Mrs. J. E. Adelmann in Pleasant Valley. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Club
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. E. Adelmann
Pleasant Valley
Cleora Sowder Claimed by Death at 14
Cleora Sowder 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Sowder of Conway died at 11 50 last night after a long illness. A bright student and Methodist Church member at Claude she was linked to the Conway auto crash that killed J S Johnson last Sunday. The body will be returned to Conway and laid in state at home by Boxwell Brothers Chapel this afternoon with funeral services likely tomorrow at Claude Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleora Sowder
H. F. Sowder
Conway
Methodist
Claude
J. S. Johnson
Conway Farmer
Con Way
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Memorial commission begins to honor Will Rogers in Amarillo
A memorial commission to perpetuate Will Rogers name was named in Amarillo led by Potter County chairman James O. Guleke with Amon G. Carter as state chair. Vice President Garner is national chairman and the fund will fund an educational charitable living institution rather than a monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Amarillo
James O. Guleke
Potter County
Guleke
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Allred
Rogers
Panhandle
National Commission
John N. Garner
Memorial Commission
Gulekie
Leo Hall Refuses Confession in 1934 Mass Murder Puzzle
Seattle October 245 UP Defiant Leo Hall 33 resists questioning after authorities say a woman named Mrs Larry Poulos 28 confessed implicating him in the Erlands Point house party killings. Sheriff Severgns says the confession lists six victims tied to a March 28 1934 robbery slayings including Fieder family guests Chenevert Jordan and Bolcom. Hall arrested in Portland on weapons charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Leo Hall
William B. Severgns
Larry Poulos
Erland's Point
Hall
Portland
Ore
Fieder
Eugene Chenevert
Magnus Jordan
Eva M
Bolcom
Panhandle plans special interest in Will Rogers memorial
Mayor Ross D Rogers chairing the speakers bureau and T E Johnson publicity chief note Panhandle Plains will focus on the Will Rogers Memorial Commission. Will Rogers rode Panhandle ranges as a youth and visited locally in later years. Local depositories to be announced by the finance committee. Contributions accepted the week starting November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross D. Rogers
Speakers’ Bureau
T. E. Johnson
Will Rogers
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle Ranges
Funeral Rites for Amarillo Real Estate Operator Jay H Hall
Funeral services for Jay H Hall a prominent Amarillo real estate operator will be held at Griggs Chapel at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Dr G S Yates will read the rites and interment will be in Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers are Franking Guy Whitcomb Felix Pean Ferman Head Ralph Head and George Johnson. Hall died of a heart attack yesterday in Odessa at age 50. He lived at 1323 Taylor Street. Surviving are his wife two daughters Maryle and Mozelle. Mozelle Hall a Stephens College student was due to arrive today. Three brothers Johnnie Hall Amarillo Jesse Hall Plainview and Robert Hall Childress also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay H. Hall
Amarillo
Griggs Chapel
G. S Yates
First Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Guy Whitcomb
Felix Pean Ferman Head
Ralph Head
George Johnson
Hail
Odessa
Griggs & Sons
Lacy Hall
Maryle
Mozelle Hall
Hall
Taylor Street
Stephens College
Columbia
Mr. Hall
Johnnie Hall
Jesse Hall
Plainview
Robert Hall
Childress
Property Transfers Include Williams, Johnston, and Fuqua Deals
Geo S Williams transfers lots in Williams Boyce Agency, Tarter Adda, and other blocks to multiple parties. Betty Louise Johnston is added to the C W McFarling anl estate of Minnie Lee McFarling. Fuqua Develop Co sells to Western Stockyards Co lot 6 bik 211 Hole land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Willams
Williams Boyce Agency
Betty Louise Johnston
C. W. McFarling
Anl
Minnie Lee McFarling
Fuqua Develop. Co
Western Stockyards Co
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Claim
Cooling Blue Star Ointment melts on skin and delivers medicines into pores to kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm. Money back if first jar fails.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Demonstration Club
Mrs. Luttrell
Highland Park Parent-Teacher Association
Pi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Capitol Hotel
Parent-Teacher Association
Young People's Service League of
T. L. Gordon
The
Amarillo Co. ‘ of Parents and
River Road
McKinley
Humphreys Highland P. T
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Mrs. H
Milholland
North Johnson Street
Mrs. Weaver
Mrs
J.U.C. W. Club
Amarillo Country Club
Logan Sargent
Lucerne
0. G. Stokely
Culbertson National Studios
Wills
W. H. Puqua
Jay Taylor
Joe Killough
Gene A. Howe
Floyd V. Studer
Charles T. Ware
Horace M. Russell
Anna Belle Kritser
Kriser
Ware
Russell
CCC
New Mexico
FERA
Athletic Club
Potter Carson
Hutchinson
Moore
Oldham
Sherman
Dallam
Armstrong
Potter
Carson
Las Cruces
N M
Engel
N.M
N. M
Armstrong County
High Rolls
H. E. Lewis
PERA
Courthouse Records
Schilling
Schilling Coffee
Phillips
Phillips Stations
Phillips 66
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