Speech Arts Group Opens Year With Unified Program
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association started its club year at 1709 Monroe Street with president Miss Mattea McClurkin greeting members and introducing officers. The program centered on symbolism in poetry and drama with talks by Mary Miller Beard and readings of symbolic poems, followed by biographical sketches of Whitman and Markham and reviews of Ibsen.
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The
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Mattea McClurkin
Monroe Street
W. A. Combe
Mary Miller Beard
J. E. Hill
Hilda Conkling
Robi. Loveman
R. L. Allen
Whitman
Sanburg
Community club events and meetings listed for Amarillo
A roundup of upcoming gatherings includes the O. W. Club birthday honors for Mrs. H. B. Martin at 7 pm on North Fillmore, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Air War Veterans at Hall at 8, Unity Study Club on Taylor Street at 8, and several other club luncheons, picnics, and a pie supper at West Amarillo Christian Church with a Richard Bennett recital at 8:15 pm.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jon
Motion Pictures Discussed by Amarillo P T A Council
The Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers debated proposed motion picture legislation at the first meeting of the year in Tyler Street School auditorium. J F Mead Amarillo College reviewed the bill and urged adoption while others urged a board of censors separate from the industry. Twenty one local units were represented.
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Amarillo
Band Rehearsals Begin Saturday at Amarillo College of Music
Band rehearsals will start Saturday afternoons at 1 o clock under Edgar Parsons, new wind instrument teacher. Two rehearsals weekly planned with a future split into two groups for advanced players and beginners, open to any student with an instrument. Several girls have already signed up and more inquiries noted.
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Amarillo College of Music
Edgar Parsons
Parsons
Tuesday Bible Club Social Meeting at Mrs Rogergs Home
No. 1 held its annual social meeting and program at 108 Crestway this week. A short business session preceded a program featuring Mrs. T. M. Bruner Mrs. J. L. Keeney Bobbie Lee Bennett Boyd Arnold Rogers Mrs. John Josey and Seanna Edelsman. Attendees included numerous members and the hostess with many children present.
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Bible Club No. 1
B. C. Rogerg
Crestway
T. M. Bruner
J. L. Keeney
Bobbie Lee Bennett
Boyd Arnold Rogers
John Josey
Seanna Edelsman
Mesdames
Bonnye Joyce Bennett
Jimmie Carr Hamrick
Standly Rogers
Marisa Keeney
Darlene Keeney
Rebekah Lodge marks 83rd anniversary celebration
The Amarillo Rebekah Lodge observed the 83rd anniversary with a special meeting at the I O O F Hall. About 40 guests from Borger Hereford Panhandle and Pampa attended the program and two contest games. Refreshments were served to over 100 Rebekahs and Odd Fellows.
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Amarillo
Richard Burnett to Play Intermediate Piano Recital
Richard Burnett aged ten will perform an intermediate piano recital at the Playhouse Friday at 8 15 pm. He has studied with Ardath Johnson for 15 months and will play works by Bach Clementi Chopin Heller Grainger Ibert along with others. John Laurence Miller will sing and Gloria Bate and Mary Kruser from the Conservatory dance department will perform.
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Richard Burnett
W. M. Burnett
Musical Arts Conservatory
Ardath Johnson
Francis Moore
New York
Bach
Clementi
Chopin
Heller
Grainger
Ibert
John Laurence Miller
Gloria Bate
Mary Kruser
Conservatory
Magic Half Hour Helps Start School Day Right
Olive Roberts Barton prescribes a structured morning routine starting the day with a "magic half hour" to prevent rushed breakfasts and chaotic prep. She notes mothers sacrifice time, suggests planning yesterday, and advises calm breakfasts, walking to school, and balanced lunches for children to thrive.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Baby
Harry
Bridge
Austins
National Situations Discussed by Junior Women
Junior Women in the United States met at Mrs. Jay Taylor’s home at 1104 Broadmoor for a Woman’s Club gathering. Mrs Bond Burgess Mrs Ben Manning and Mrs W W Gibson led talks followed by a general discussion and a salad course for a list of members including Mesdames Ballard Burnish Cunningham and Lumpkin.
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United States
Jay Taylor
Broadmoor
Bond Burgess
Ben Manning
W. W. Gibson
Taylor
John Ballard
Gerald Blackburn
John Boyce
William Burger
M. K. Collie
John Cowan
Joeley
Chad Ellett
Neal Hall
Harris Kimbrough
W. F. Manning
Mack Nobles
Jack Ogers
Langley Rumph
Samuel Sullenberger
Beaumont Stinnett
A. E. Winsett
Simon Lumpkin
Breakfast fuels learning, says education column
The piece argues meals, especially breakfast, are essential for needy children to learn. It emphasizes nourishment as a foundation for happy school life and mentions home routines as crucial. It notes an event: the O. W. Club birthday party at 512 A North Fillmore Street this evening at 7 o'clock.
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O. W. Club
H. B. Martin
North
Fillmore Street
Thedford's Black-Draught Promoted as Quick Relief
Advertised as a purely vegetable laxative used by thousands of men and women for bilious attacks and constipation. Testimony from T. L. Austin of McAdenville North Carolina notes relief from dullness and headache, with a package kept on his mantel.
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Thedford
T. L. Austin
McAdenville
N.C
Church Pie Supper Friday in Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Christian Church sponsors a pie supper Friday at 3 PM with free drinks and an program featuring saxophone numbers by Junior Lowenstern. Travel Study Club hosts a picnic at Ellwood Park southwest corner Friday at 4 PM.
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Ellwood Park
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Junior Lowenstern
Poultry Judge McClare Exhibits At State Fair
Ohio poultry expert Charles McClare, a longtime poultry judge, exhibited at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus for the 54th consecutive year while Mrs. Joe Cannon of Oklahoma City visits her parents Mr and Mrs A B Aldredge in New London.
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Joe Cannon
Oklahoma City
Aldredge
Crestway
New London
O.P
Charles McClare
Ohio Poultrymes
Columbus
Poultry Exhibit Star Shines at 1893 World Fair
The article notes poultry judging and exhibition across the United States and in South America, Canada and Cuba. It highlights a heavy prize winner at the 1893 Chicago World Fair and seven months of sole charge of web-footed bird displays.
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United States
Canada
Cuba
Kidneys Clean Out Acids Warns Against Irritating Drugs
An old health ad touts kidney function to remove acids and wastes via tiny filters. It warns against drastic drugs for kidney and bladder issues and promotes Cystex as a guaranteed remedy available from druggists with money back promise.
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ES Temps Club
Mabel Holland
Tyler Street
Les Temps Study Club
Chicago
A. W. Lydick
Mr. Lydick
Mrs. W. G. Lydick
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Op Social. CA
ENDAR
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Progressive Speakers Club
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
First Baptist Church
Shelton
First Christian Church
Jilly
Needle Club
R. B. Hensley
Carolina Street
Halcyon Club
G. F. Banson
Tennessee Street
Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Panhandle Pen Women's Association
J. W. Cheney
Madison Street
Sunray P. T. A
Frank Litle
van Buren Street
Aubrey Jackson
West Amarillo Christian Church
Richard Bennett
Playhouse
Harrison Street
the Oriental Shop
Polk Street
New
Paris
Cordette Corruca
Palais-Royal
Polk
P. T. A. Council
Tuesday Bible Club
Rebekah Lodge
A. B. Kirby
Academy of Music and Art
Eloise Gipson
Ellis B. Hall
Helen Hearn Swindell
Ruth E. Delzell
Prank Litle
Lossud
Ay Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
Hamilton
Borns Kenyon
Grand Opera
Los Angeles
Tune In Plough
Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
NBC
Rollins
Bilious
Ate
Lara Libels
Oxfords
Swagger
Lucille
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