Society Federation To Entertain District Officers Here
Seventh District officers will be entertained tomorrow by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs. A federation institute opens the club year with a 10 o'clock business session at First Christian Church, an 11 o'clock institute with talks by Mrs J W Walker, Mrs Sam Issacs, and Mrs W H Lynn, followed by a 12 30 luncheon in the church parlors. Mrs W B Potter of Bowie is guest of honor. musical numbers will be provided by Lillie Larsen, Osha Ellis, and Kay Davis.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Christian Church
J. W. Walker
Plainview
Sam Issacs
Canadian
W. H. Lynn
Wellington
W. B. Potter
Bowie
The
Texas Federation
Lillie Larsen
Osha Ellis
Kay Davis
Preparations for Labor Day Dance at Hillcrest Club
Hillcrest Country Club readies a Labor Day dance with invitations sent to many couples. Phil Phillips’ orchestra will play with two musicians from Vincent Lopez’s group. Reservations can be made via phone numbers 24205 or 51 F12. Aubrey Jackson George Luck and Hillcrest manager Bill Keith organize the nonprofit event.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Phil Phillips
Vincent Lopez
Aubrey Jackson
George Luck
Bill Keith
Hillcrest Club
Two Clubs Schedule First Meetings This Week
Two clubs begin their year with gatherings tomorrow at 3 PM. The Home Interest Club meets at Mrs. D. O. Kretz’s home, 1111 West Nineteenth Avenue, while the Child Psychology Club meets at Mrs. J. P. Bradley’s residence, 819 Maryland Street.
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D. O. Kretz
West Nineteenth Avenue
J. P. Bradley
Maryland Street
Child Psychology Club
Home Interest Club
Amarillo Pedigreed Canary Club Plans Show Dates
The Amarillo Pedigreed Roller Canary Club met at Mrs. E. E. Mimms home on Tuesday to organize plans for the International Canary Show in Amarillo on November 31 and December 1 and 2. Members discussed show pages advertising rules and regulations with Mrs. G. L. Kirvin in charge. Refreshments were served to guests Mrs. Drew Crossett Jr. and Paul LeForge and members including Mrs. J. B. Claybrook Mrs. H. W. Knapp Mrs. Van Fleet Mrs. Elder Mrs. Garthwaite Mrs. Kirvin and Mrs. Mimms.
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Amarillo
Drew Crossett, Jr
Paul LeForge
Claybrook
H. W. Knapp
van Fleet
Elder
Garthwaite
Kirvin
Mimms
Miss Mattea McClurkin Reopens Amarillo Studios
Miss Mattea McClurkin reopens studios at 1914 Van Buren Street 603 Sunset Terrace and 605 North Buchanan Street this week. She has taught speech arts in Amarillo for 12 years and studied in New York Boston and Chicago. She is a past president of the Pan handle Speech Arts Association and the Open Forum.
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Mattea McClurkin
van Buren Street
Sunset Terrace
North Buchanan Street
Miss McClurkin
Amarillo
New York
Boston
Chicago
Garden Club Flower Show Set With Prizes And Music
Preparations for the Second Annual Flower Show are nearly complete with entries accepted from 8 30 to 11 in the Crystal Ball room at the Herring Hotel. The event runs Friday from 3 to 10 pm with an orchestra, public admission, and prizes for exhibitors.
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P. J. Wooldridge
Herring Hotel
Needle Club Meeting With Mrs Boone At Pleasant Valley
The Sunshine Twelve Needle Club meets tomorrow at 2 PM with Mrs J R Boone in Pleasant Valley. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of Railway Engineers also meets tomorrow at 2 PM in Carpenters Hall.
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Sunshine Twelve Needle Club
J. R. Boone
Pleasant Valley
The
Order of Railway Engineers
Carpenters’ Hall
Social Calendar Highlights Potter County Clubs Events
Luncheons meetings and gatherings listed for local clubs. Dates and venues include First Christian Church First Methodist Church Club Institute and various addresses with times ranging from 10 to 3 o clock. Notable groups include Security Benefit Office Ellwood Park Everywoman's Hour and MacDowell Music Club gatherings.
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Ellwood Park
Anne Hirst Advice for a Broken-Hearted Lover
A young woman asks if her longtime boyfriend who drinks and courts another is likely to return. Anne Hirst cautions she caused humiliation, urges self control, and suggests moving on or waiting for genuine humility. The column also hints at mother-in-law tensions and peaceful home life.
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Anne Hirst
Beryl Needle Club Holds Meeting at G. K. Weaver Home
The Beryl Needle Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. G. K. Weaver and guest Mrs. Tom Weaver. Members present were Mesdames Carl Larsen Ralph Spangler J B Smith R S Brannen and Carl G Clifft. The club schedules a 2 30 meeting next Tuesday with Mrs. J A Wills at 100 Carolina Street. The Mystic Weavers plan a 2 30 meeting tomorrow with Mrs. C A Melton at 1629 Palo Duro Street. A Red Carnation Lodge meeting is set for 10 o clock tomorrow at the Odd Fellows Hall. The Dozen and One Needle Club meeting has been postponed to September 11.
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Mystic Weavers
C. A. Melton
Palo Duro Street
Beryl Needle Club
G. K. Weaver
Tom Weaver
Mesdames Carl Larsen
Ralph Spangler
J. B. Smith
R. S. Brannen
Carl G. Clifft
J. A. Wills
Carolina Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
The
Dozen and One Needle Club
Advice to a young woman on choosing a suitor
A column advises a fifteen year old to wait before committing to a boyfriend. The writer urges patience, warns that true judgment comes with time, and praises a mother who allows friendship to help the girl know herself and others better. The piece also counsels expanding female friendships to balance male attention. It notes a reader’s belief that a relationship may not endure.
Record of advice on marriage and newborn twins in Sydney
A letter advises a woman to seek legal steps for freedom from an abusive husband while a Sydney report notes twin girls weighing 11 pounds each born in a maternity hospital. authorities suggest the weight may be a world record.
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Sydney
U.P
Two Pounds of Bile Flow Theory Promotes Liver Pills
An old patent medicine claim extols Cartera Little Liver Pills to force two pounds of bile into the bowels daily, promising relief from gas, constipation, and general sickness while denouncing laxatives as ineffective and urging readers to ask by name.
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Cartera
Girl Rescues Doll From Denver Fire
In a Denver house fire, 4-year-old Yuvan Buchanan saved her doll after her father T. B. Buchanan’s home caught fire. Firefighters battled the blaze and evacuated occupants, with no serious injuries reported.
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Denver
U.P
T. B. Buchanan
Yuvan
Pacifists Organize in Denver Group
A new organization named the People's Mandate to Governments to End War has formed in Denver to advocate for an immediate end to armed conflict and promote peace.
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Denverp
People’s Mandate
Eczema Relief With Resinol Soap and Ointment
The article advises washing affected skin with Resinol Soap and warm water to soften scales and crusts, pat dry, and use Resinol Ointment to penetrate outer skin layers. It promotes quick itching and burning relief and suggests obtaining a jar of ointment and a cake of soap from drug stores or requesting a free sample from Resinol, Baltimore.
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Resinol
Dept. 1
Baltimore
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Roller Canary Club
Amarillo College OF Music
Ina Morris
Josephine Mack
Emil F. Myers
Tyler Street
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Fillmore Street
Mother Singers
Mother Singers Club
Tennessee Street
Post Office
Borden’s
Borden Iry Products
W. Latney Barnes
Garden Club
Sunshine 12 Club
Ladies Auxiliary
Potter County Federated Women's Clubs
Potter County Federated Women’s Clubs
First Methodist Church
L. T. D. Club
G. D. Caldwell
Virginia Street
Council of First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
KGNC
Entre-Nous Club
MacDowell Music Club
Maria Class
First Baptist Church
Elmer Carver
West Tenth Avenue
Central Presbyterian Church
Palisades
Oldfellows Hall
R. H
Tri-State Fair
Women's
New Mexico
Future Farmers of America
Texas
Southwest
Gene Howe
Tri-State Fair Association
O. L. Taylor
Lauralee
Cision
Caromel
Bell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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