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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1929

Page

6

Sun day School Companion Class Elects Officers

The Companion class of the First Baptist Church in Ellwood Park met for a chicken supper Tuesday night and moved to the church due to bad weather. After the social hour, a business meeting elected officers: President Mrs. BE Raffey, first vice president Mrs. J W Denton, second vice president Mrs. C B McDonald, third vice president Mrs. A R Williams, secretary Mrs. Tom Dene, and reporter Mrs. D B Thompson.

The First Baptist Church Ellwood Park BE. W. Raffey J. W. Denton C. B. McDonald A. R. Williams Tom Dene D. B. Thompson

Social Calendar Entries For Friday Events

The Friday schedule lists the Twenty Century Club opening luncheon at 1 o clock honoring Mrs. Paul Nunn, with West Amarillo Christian Church Ladies Auxiliary at 811 Tennessee street at 230 o'clock, a Child Study Club opening meeting led by Mrs. P. E. Darnell at 1400 Taylor street with Mrs. F. L. Edwards assisting, and Les Temps Club hosted by Mrs. Frank Warren at 1794 Jackson street at 3 o'clock.

Twentieth Century Club Paul Nunn West Amarillo Christian Church Ladies’ Auxiliary Tennessee Street Child Study Club P. E. Darnell Taylor Street F. L. Edwards Les Temps Club Frank Warren Jackson Street

River Road PTA to Hold First Meeting This Year

River Road school parents will meet at the schoolhouse tomorrow night to address matters before the term begins Monday September 9. At the executive board meeting Mrs H Green was elected to complete the term of ill Mrs A J Crow. Committee chairs named include Program health finance magazine and membership life membership.

Parent-Teacher Association of River Road School H Green A. J. Crow H. J. Sherwood J. B. Diggs C. D. Davis Ed Mann R. S. Connallee

Fidelis Class Luncheon Changed at First Baptist Church

The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Sunday School will hold a covered dish luncheon tomorrow in the church instead of the scheduled second Friday. All members are urged to attend for the nominating committee report.

Fidelis The First Baptist Church

All Welcome Club Meets for First Time

The All Welcome club held its inaugural meeting at 5407 Line Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Noble Fowlkes. Mrs. Fowlkes was elected president. Pink and ivory decor and refreshments marked the event. High score prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Schumaker, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griggs taking second. Other attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Don Leaden, Truitt Culpepper, Harry Daily, and N. R. Fowlkes.

All Welcome Club Noble Fowlkes Line Avenue

Wilkinson Land Marriage Is Announced

Mr and Mrs FE H Wilkinson announce the marriage of their daughter Mable to Hamilton W Land of Kosciusko Mississippi. The ceremony was quietly performed by the Rev G L Yates last Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs W T Leachman have left for a months tour of the West visiting Grand Canyon Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City Royal Gorge and Denver.

FE. H. Wilkinson Jefferson Street Mable Hamilton W. Land Kosciusko Mississippi G. L. Yates W. T. Leachman Pierce Street West Grand Canyon Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City The Royal Gorge Denver

Japanese Emperor Honors U S Woman

Boston reports an American missionary educator, Dr Susan A Searle, has received the blue ribbon medal from the emperor of Japan for distinguished service abroad. Searle, born in Niles Michigan and a Wellesley graduate of 1881, has served 46 years with the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.

U. S Boston Susan A. Searle American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Miss Searle Niles, Mich Wellesley College

Foreign Women Use Washing Machines

In Peoria on September 4, foreign women adopting American electrical washers abandoned centuries old hand methods. The Household Research Bureau notes overseas housewives quickly embraced a style of washer recently gaining favor in the United States, marking a notable shift in domestic practice.

Peoria Til United States Household Research Bureau

That Kid Seeks Cheap Texas Farm Dream

Stanley Parks, newly back in Amarillo from Lawton Oklahoma, discusses cheap Texas farming land between paper sales on Taylor Street. He plans a future farm with cows horses and wheat, not cotton, hoping his baby who nearly died in Lawton will be safe in Amarillo.

Texas Stanley Parks Taylor Street Stanley Amarillo Lawton Oklahoma

Washers Lead Abroad as New Drying Method Tops Old Ways

A bureau by ABC washing machines says spinner washers, which dry clothes in a revolving water-extractor built into the device, are far ahead of older American methods abroad. Household traditions there lack earlier family use of washers and the memory of traditional drying methods.

Bureau ABC

Red Blood Health Boost Promises Vitality and Strength

A promotional pamphlet links rosy cheeks and charm to healthy red blood. It claims low red-blood cell counts sap resistance to disease and dull power, while restoring appetite sleep and flesh with regained blood levels, improving nerves and vigor.

Stanley Dreams Of Farm Life And Hollywood Hedging

Stanley recalls lifting 908 pounds and never dropping under 200 while noting his brother, age 12, pulled 400. He describes a perfect life on a farm with hard work and weekly trips to town for a movie. He asks about Hollywood and Tom Mix, praising his horse Tony and wishing for more comedies.

Stanley Hollywood Tom Mix Tony

Defense to Call Experts in Rogers Robbery Trial

Attorneys for Mrs. Rebecca Bradley Rogers announce alionists will testify to her unsound mind as the trial in New Braunfels is set for Monday. Rogers faces charges of robbing the State Bank at Buda while a UT student in December 1926. A prior conviction prompted a retrial and related legal maneuvers.

Rebecca Bradley Rogers Leo Brewster

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