Halloween Party for Polk Street Church Pupils
Mrs. Ruth K McSwain hosted a Halloween party yesterday afternoon at 3706 Cheyenne for Sunday school pupils of Polk Street Methodist Church and kindergarten students. Children from Mrs W R Irwin's class attended. Costumes were worn and games stories were shared. Refreshments with a Halloween motif were served to a list of named children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth K. McSwain
Cheyenne
Polk Street Methodist Church
W. R. Irwin
Joe Bridgeman
Frances Allison
Marcella Hall
Billie Gail Wilkinson
Charles Ray Armstrong
Illa Dee Park
B. Hall, Jr
Neal Allen
Billy Earl Irwin
Carl Hare, Jr
Ann Flesher
Sitney McSwain
Richard Jamison
Marjorie Thompson
Jimmy Saunders
Donald McCormick
Cecia Hainze
Teddy Mellinger
Edna Blanchard
Thornton Blanchrd
Shower Given For Mrs Hitch At Halloween Party
Mrs Sam Hitch received a afternoon shower at a Halloween gathering hosted by Mrs R J Pfeiffer at 2209 San Jacinto Avenue. The event featured seasonal room decorations and brid ge entertainment with refreshments served to a group including Ida Bacat John Wood M Wise J V Porter Pat Veazey A E Poster Austin Williams Jack Greathouse M B Hallen Mabel Adams A F Wood J A Pfeiffer Adriana Wood Jo Horn Mary Pfeiffer the honoree and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hitch
R. J. Pfeiffer
San Jacinto Avenue
Bridge
Military fashion trends dominate couture collections
The article notes a rising military influence in style with hats resembling Russian German English and French officers headgear. It highlights Cos sack inspired suits and coats along with cavalry gloves wide leather belts and martial motif details in capes jackets and braiding.
Ladies Friendship Class entertains at Buchanan Street Church
The Ladies Friendship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist welcomed members at Mrs. P. O. Dixon 905 Louisiana Street. Guests included retiring teacher Mrs. Dixon new teacher Mrs. Ira Huckabee and president Mrs. Florence Tomlinson. A Spanish auction sale with refreshments and entertainment will be held at the church Friday at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
P. O. Dixon
Louisiana Street
Dixon
Ira Huckabee
Florence Tomlinson
W. W. Pittman
FE. D. Moore
J. C. Arnold
H. A. Brand
W. R. Hill
Pleasant Valley Halloween Carnival Sponsored by PTA
A Halloween carnival at the Pleasant Valley school building drew a large crowd for an enjoyable evening. Participants included Betty Ruth and Nina Coleman, Jinnie Lou Williamson, Verla Mae and Harley Gentry, Prucilla Adelmann, Jean Wright, and Ruby Ford, with many carnival attractions open and local merchants contributing prizes and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
Betty Ruth
Nina Coleman
Jinnie Lou Williamson
Verla Mae
Harley Gentry
Prucilla Adelmann
Jean Wright
Ruby Ford
Pleasant Valley Grocery
Cook Grocery
Gathwright’s Grocery and Market
Campbell Candy Co
Harris Food Store
Northside General Store
Warnix Grocery
F. and M. Drug Co
Pleasant Valley Feed Store
Church Groups Host Oyster Supper and Meetings
The Ladies of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church plan an oyster supper in the church basement at 6 o clock this evening. The Women s Missionary Society will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 2 30 in the church. Carpenters and their wives will be entertained with a Halloween social Thursday night at the Carpenters Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Church
Carpenters Hall
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
W. M.S
Margaret Wills P. T. A
River Road Club
River Road
Ernest Hall
T. B. Adkins
Sam Houston Band Parents Association
Buddy Meyer
Academy of Music and Art
Ellis B. Hall
Aspironal Promises Quick Cold Relief For All Ages
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a fast cold remedy that warms users, relieves discomfort, and reduces runny nose and watery eyes. It claims gentle action to aid natural recovery and offers a money-back guarantee with a family-sized bottle for fifty cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspironal
Els
Halloween events and club notices fill Cana Tonight column
The Cana Tonight listings include multiple PTA carnivals oyster suppers social events at church basements and club meetings across the town. Notable items include the Price Memorial College PTA carnival at Parish House 6 00 p m and the Forest Hill PTA carnival at the school building 7 15 p m plus numerous meetings for Kappa Delta Delphian J A G Club MacDowell Music Club and the Ida Taylor Circle of the First Baptist Church with a mission study at 1 30 p m at 409 Sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Taylor
First Baptist Church
J. A. McClure
Boost in call money ends era of easy funds in Wall Street
The call money rate rises to 0.78 percent signaling a retreat from the prior easy money era. Brokers see little sign of tight money, noting high excess reserves at the Fed and modest NYSE borrowings compared to 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader Winget
New York
Wall Street
Manufacturers Trust Company of New York
Federal Reserve System
New York Stock Exchange
Amarillo Kiwanis Halloween Party Hits 1930s Scene
Amarillo's annual Halloween party expands to seven city locations Thursday night at Ellwood Park San Jacinto and other schools with 320 prizes. Kiwanis lead with Rotary American Business and Lions clubs assisting. last year drew about 12 000 attendees amid costumes games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Kiwanians
Rotary
American Business
Lions Clubs
Ellwood Park
San Jacinto
Sanborn
Dwight W. Morrow
Alice Landergin
Buchanan Street
Fred Douglas
Kiwanis
W. T
Bill) Gilstrap
Pinkie and the Fairies in Amarillo theater offers low price children’s tickets
Amarillo Little Theater stages Pinkie and the Fairies at Municipal Auditorium with children’s tickets at 10 cents and student admissions at 35 cents. adults pay 40 cents. Curtain 8:15 pm. No reserved seats. late arrivals wait until end of first act. season-ticket holders admitted free. Doreen Finklea stars as Pinkie with a cast of young players and adults, directed by Thelma Allen Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Coan
Molly
Pinkie and the Fairies
Little Theater
Municipal Auditorium
Thelma Allen Martin
Amarillo
Ademis Sion
J. L Coss
Doreen Finklea
Pinkie
Frank Williams
Tommy
Billie Louise Burger
Caroline
Charlene Wilson
Imogene
Chester C. Martin
Gregory
Charles Campbell
Irons
Cinderella
the Sleeping Beauty
Beauty and the Beast
Jack the Giant Killer
Jack of the Bean Stalk
Little Red Riding Hood
King Frog
White Cat
Gentle care for ferns and foliage indoors
Garden and gossip advises mimicking natural habitats for potted ferns by placing them in cool, reflected light away from direct sun. It notes window glass flaws distort sun rays, risking burns, and suggests using flat drawn greenhouse panes or a muslin diffuser to filter sunlight.
Officials 12 Short of CCC Men Quota
FERA officials in Potter County report 12 recruits short of the 65 man CCC quota to be sent to New Mexico this afternoon. W A Crawford said several more recruits may report before the deadline, noting this week’s enlistments are the highest ranking group in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
CCC
Potter County
New Mexico
W. A. Crawford
Community party coordinators listed for several schools
O'Brien leads with Chester P Bordwell and Jake Cannon as assistants. Roy Shields chairs at Sanborn with Fred Poole as aide. Alice Landergin School party runs under Art Henniman with Ted Loey and G K Richardson assisting. Makie Warren chairs the Kiwanis hosted event at Fred Douglas School with Gene Klein as assistant. Dwight W Morrow hosts a Mexican children party led by Elmer Lewis with Nat Glenn as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Landergin School
Art Henniman
Ted Loey
G. K. Richardson
Makie Warren
Gene Klein
Kiwanis Club
Fred Douglas School
Dwight W. Morrow
Elmer Lewis
Nat Glenn
Famous Ball Star Claimed by Death in Kansas Jail
Patrick E. O'Neill, who claimed to be the famed Tip O'Neill of the St. Louis Browns, died at Sedgwick County jail days after telling inmates of his past as a star pitcher with a .492 batting average in 1885. He arrived at the home years ago penniless and friendless, spending days reminiscing about baseball glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Knn
U.P
Patrick E. O'Neill
Sedgwick County
Tip” O'Neill
St. Louis Browns
O'Neill
Tip’ O'Neill
To End Annoying Cough With This Home Recipe
A beloved old home remedy promises rapid relief from winter coughs. Mix Pinex with granulated sugar syrup in a pint bottle for a cheap ready-made cough suppressant that soothes throat irritation and loosens phlegm. The makers claim it beats store bought products and offers a money back guarantee.
Rich miner dies in poverty after fame and fortune
John Swanson, 65, once earning as much as 16000 a day from a Nome hard rock mine fortune, died homeless in a dingy flop house. Once linked to gambler wealth, his legend vs impostor rumors faded as supporters recalled a life of myth and decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Swanson
Nome
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Hitch
Lucerne
0. G. Stokely
Culbertson National Studios
Price Memorial College
Bivins P. T. A
Forest Hill
O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
Margaret Wills
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter of the
Delphian Society
St. Andrew's Episcopal Parish House
J. A. G. Club
Ann Summers
West Tenth Avenue
MacDowell Music Club
Harry Hatcher
A. L. Ludden
Hallowe'en Carnival
Social Center For Girls
Polk Street
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
Mother Singers Club
Tyler Street School
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Entre Nous Club
B. R. Cole
Tennessee Street
Goldenrod Club
J. A. Ryan
Fifteenth Avenue
Jessie Ross
Home Craft Club
I. D. Blades
North Tyler Street
Mrs. Rutherford
Paul Rutherford
North West
Fourteenth Avenue
Jack Whipple
Bert Willingham
Verden Lundergreen
Kenneth Moore
John Dickens
Coors Brewery
Golden
Colorado
Coors Golden Beer
Golden Beer
Coors
Lookout Mountain
America
Amarillo Stoneware Co
Distributor Plains Distributing CO
Borger Plains Distributing CO
Panhandle
J. D. White
Pampa
London
H.M Tenny
de Hicite Air Sfs Sons Black
Lanilla
Rexall
SALE
City Druc Stores
Bae WA
Rayon
ANC
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