San Jacinto School Carnival Adds Family Night Fun
San Jacinto School schedules a Friday Hallowe en carnival at 6 pm with supper in the cafeteria by Miss Zola Turner and Mrs Hilda Brown. Grades organize attractions and a program in the auditorium under Mrs Guy Ballard, including a magic show in Mrs G H Killgore's room, fish pond, grab bag and spooky features. Popcorn balls and candy will be sold.
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San Jacinto School
Zola Turner
Hilda Brown
Guy Ballard
G. H. Killgore
Divorced Woman’s Page Debuts in Vienna Paper
A Vienna newspaper launches a dedicated divorced woman’s page offering practical legal guidance and a question and answer column on divorce alimony and reconciliation for readers facing or considering divorce. The feature shifts from domestic tips to useful legal and advisory content for women.
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Vienna
Preservation Goal Guides Confederate History Chapter
Mrs Anderson states the aim is not to preserve sectional feelings but to keep history straight. The United Daughters of the Confederacy have chapters in northern and western states.
Carnival Program Set by Sam Houston PTA
A carnival program will be held Friday night at 7 30 in the school building, hosted by the Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association. Performers include Cal Farley Dutch Mantell Cleta Grace Holland and Mike Holander's Bluebonnet Chorus.
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Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Cal Farley
Dutch Mantell
Cleta Grace Holland
Mike Holander
Bluebonnet Chorus
Women Voters Gather for Texas League Convention
The Texas League of Women Voters opened its annual convention in Houston with budget talks and a one year work program. About 100 delegates attended from Galveston Fort Worth El Paso and Houston. New officers to be elected this afternoon.
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Houston
Texas League of Women Voters
Board of Directors
William P. Hobby
Galveston
Fort Worth
el Paso
Charles J. Stubbs
C. Robert Townsend
Ponder S. Carter
R. BE. Hard
Fort Worth and Galveston Residents Named
Names listed include Wicke and Mrs J W Schoonover of Fort Worth along with Mrs I H Kemner and Mrs Fred Bathelme of Galveston.
Hallowe'en Frolic At Sanborn School Friday Evening
Sanborn School hosts a Halloween program Friday at 7 pm in the auditorium with over 100 children performing ten numbers. Suppers run 6:15 to 7 in the cafeteria and proceeds support the local Parent-Teacher Association activities this winter.
Hallowe'en Birthday for Little Miss Armitage
Nine year old Mabel Violet Armitage celebrated a Halloween birthday at 404 Virginia Street. A party featured decorations games and a nine-taper cake with attendees including family friends and neighborhood children. An informal program with ukulele songs readings and a toe dance was presented in the afternoon.
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Mabel Violet Armitage
A. W. Armitage
Virginia Street
Hallowe'en
Vern
Barbara
Frances Motch
Jimmy Short
Dorothy
Vernon
Rene Decker
Leora Reeder
Jean Armitage
J. W. Short
L. F. Decker
Barbara Motch
Mabel Armitage
S. B. A. Officers Entertained at Mrs Wests Home
Mrs J R West hosted officers and committees of the Security Benefit Association at 1711 Pierce Street with assistance from Mrs Imogene Pace. Guests included C A Runyon H M Britt Willie Hill Imogene Pace F D Lindsey Jennie Darnell Mary Gristy Winnie Babb Fairy McQueen E H Tyson Tom Pedigo Bob Clark Lamar Caldwell J Walker Hunter. The club plans a masquerade party for Monday at Carpenters Hall with guests invited.
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J. R. West
Security Benefit Association
Pierce Street
Imogene Pace
Messrs
C. A. Runyon
H. M. Britt
Willie Hill
F. D. Lindsey
Jennie Darnell
Mary Gristy
Winnie Babb
Miss Fairy McQueen
E. H. Tyson
Tom Pedigo
Bob Clark
Lamar Caldwell
J. Walker Hunter
Carpenters Hall
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher association hosts Friday event
The Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher association invites families to a Friday evening program at 7 at the Y School building. Highlights include a grab box with over 100 prizes, a free pupil recital by Miss Mary Ford's class, and sale of candy popcorn and cold drinks.
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Pleasant Valley
Jation
Mary Ford
Social Calendar Highlights for Thursday and Friday
Thursday events include Woman's Hour at 4:30 to 6:30 at WDAG sponsored by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs, Roycroft Study Club at Capitol Hotel, University Guild at Herring Hotel, Altar Guild chili supper at Parish House, and Bayor College of Girls silver tea with Mrs. Masterson and recital by Mrs. Mary Roberts Warner. Friday features multiple meetings and a San Jacinto P T A carnival, United Study Club sessions, AAUW book group, Junior Child Study Club, Merry Bidders Club, Bide a Wee Needle Club, a Catholic Daughters bridge party postponed, and Scottish Society and P T A activities.
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Potter County Federation of Women’s Cubs
WDAG
Woman's Hour Guests Announced For Thursday Program
The Woman's Hour Thursday program from 4:30 to 5:30 features Mrs W R Aven Miss Margaret Collins Miss Elizabeth Tucker and Robert Axtell with Mrs B E Fish presiding. Also notes a Junior Woodmen Circle Hallowe'en party Friday at 4 at the W O W Hall with masked optional. Georgie Easum presiding.
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W. R. Aven
Margaret Collins
Elizabeth Tucker
Robert Axtell
8. E. Fish
Potter County Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Federation
Woodmen
Hallowe'en
W. O. W. Hall
Georgie Easum
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Plans Friday Luncheon
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will be entertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. Clark Hancock, 1003 North Polk Street.
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Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Clark Hancock
North
Polk Street
Altar Guild Schedules Spanish Feast at Parish House
St Andrew's Episcopal Altar Guild plans a Spanish supper at the Parish House on Thursday at 6 pm. Public invited. The event features a Spanish setting with lantern booths and a private fortune telling booth by the Gipsy Tea Room. Menu includes chili tortillas enchiladas and other Mexican Spanish dishes.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Sit While Peeling Potatoes Saves Energy, Report Finds
Miss Venona W. Swartz presented findings before the American Home Economics Association in Atlanta noting that women can cut energy costs by peeling potatoes while seated. She advised avoiding kitchen stools and using a comfortable chair, illustrating how kitchen efficiency reflects broader organizational gains.
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American Home Economics Association
Atlanta
Venona W. Swartz
UDC Convention to Feature Raleigh Historian Pageant
At the United Daughters of the Confederacy general convention in Memphis Tennessee in November a historical pageant will be prepared by Mrs John H Anderson of Raleigh North Carolina historian general and key program feature.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Memphis
Halloween Dance At St. Andrew's Parish House
Young People's Service groups of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church invite all members to a Hallo we'en dance and frolic at the Parish House 815 Fillmore Street. The carnival starts at 7 lasts until 9 with dancing to midnight.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fillmore Street
Fidelis Class Hosts Hallowe'en Frolic at First Baptist Church
Officers of the Fidelis Class will be hostesses for a Hallowe'en frolic Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 at the First Baptist Church. Production of natural gasoline in 1931 totaled 1,831,918,000 gallons valued at 63,732,000 dollars, a decline from 1930.
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Fidelis
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Bureau of Mines
Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Itching Eczema
Texas resident G. C. G. shares ten years of itching eczema and hundreds spent before trying Zemo. The advertisement claims itching stops in five seconds, with additional use for rash pimples ringworm and irritations. Available at all druggists 35c 60c 1 and extra strength 1.25.
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Texas
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Duckworth
North Dakota Agricultural College
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R. “¥. Welch
Hallowe’en
Pleasant Valley P. T. A. Plans
Carnival
Roycroft
Capitol Hotel
University Guild
Herring
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Bayor College of Girls
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Tyler Street
Mary Roberts Warner
C. A. Rogers
West
Sixteenth Avenue
San Jacinto P. T. A. Carnival
United Study Club
Taylor Street
A. A. U. W. Book Group
W. A. Glovier
E. L. Smith
Carl Knapp
Raymond Mock
Merry Bidders Club
Catholic Daughters of America
The
Cleo Bradley
Jefferson Street
Frances Wayne Smith
Scottish Society
Maxwell Cowper
Carolina Street
Forest Hill P. T. A
Woman’s Hour
Hallowe
Pleasant Valley P. T. A. Carnival
Amarillo Greenhouse
Taylor
Plough
Cutiura
Geneva Collins
Rt. 1
Afton
Tenn
Cuticura Laboratories
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Malcen
Mass
Philco
Palo Duro Furniture Co
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Greece
ORC
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Giri
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Amarillo Gas Company
Good Gas & Dependable Service
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POLK
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