Child Study Club Opens Year With Business and Program
The Child Study Club began its year with a program and business meeting at Mrs. H. P. Kellersberger's home on Friday. The session postponed work due to the Tri-State Fair, J. F. Hill reviewed two chapters of David Seabury's What Makes Us Seem So Queer, L. Edwards led a discussion on The Successful Family, and G. McLellan donated club history bound by J. O. Turner. refreshments followed for members and guests including Mrs. McLellan and Mrs. James Bellemay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Kellersberger
J. F. Hill
David Seabury
L. Edwards
G. McLellan
J. O. Turner
McLellan
James Bellemay
W. L. Askew
J. E. Hill
D. G Hume
Fr. F. Lanham
G. C. Matthews
Glenn Nutt
J. C. Paschall
J.T. Price
G. A. Sahli
H. O. Wagner
F. F P. Browder
F. A. Zimpfer
Demonstration Club Council Meets in Potter County
The Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs met in Miss Mary Sitton's office Saturday afternoon. A market report was given and Miss Maurine Hearn will score cakes and jelly rolls Wednesday at Carl Clifft's office by 9:30. Members were urged to bring fruit and non acidic vegetables to Miss Sitton by 9 Saturday. A bail for judicial contest set for September 28. A radio talk by Senator Logan will be heard at IO.OFP Hall with a 158 o'clock program and a tea hour, attendees urged to bring sandwiches. tips on removing stains from tea and coffee were shared.
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Potter County Council of Home
Mary Sitton
A. Blankenshop
Maurine Hearn
College Station
Carl Clifft
Court House
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
IO. O. FP
M. M. Logan
SSS Tonic Promises Energy Restored Blood Quality
Ad promotes SSS tonic for fatigue tied to low red blood cells and hemoglobin. Claims improves digestion, appetite, sleep, nerves, and complexion while rebuilding oxygen carrying blood. Suggests consulting a physician if organic trouble suspected and notes two sizes with a two week treatment.
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S.S.S
SSS
Evening Community Meetings and Clubs Schedule
Tonight in Amarillo numerous gatherings including Open Portim Club at 312 Bellview Street at 7 45. B A Carpenter Hall at 6. Tuesday brings Study Club breakfast at 9 with Mrs Hancock at 1231 Bonham and PT A meeting notes. Business and luncheon events at various homes and churches with times from 12 20 to 3 30, plus Bible and Eastern Star activities and a Unity Study Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portim Club
Viola Franklin
Bellview Street
M. C. Hancock
Bonham Street
A. F. Ford
M. F. Taylor
Couple Is Honored With Shower For Jewel Carver Rogers
A miscellaneous shower celebrated the recent marriage of Jewel Carver, a Shield of Faith School teacher, to T M Rogers of Shamrock. Friends attended a delightful program at the school dining hall and they will reside in Fort Worth. Also noted: Miss Mattie Mae Swisher visits Hereford and the Tri-State Park event. the Tuesday Study Club to breakfast at Mrs Hancock's with Miss Kirkman leading English literature. Loyal Home Demonstration Club to meet at Mrs Herrmann's home Thursday.
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Jewel Carver
Shield of Faith
T. M. Rogers
Shamrock
Fort Worth
Mary Alice Carver
Georgene Barrett
Ruthie Smith
Annia Lou Peters
Inez Shields
Carol Lynn Wood
Sallie Mae Thorne
Bessie Mae Newman
Irene Bates
Trixie Gilbert
Opal Renegar
Myrtle Young
Vera Shields
Fula Mae Walker
Frances Duncan
Delilah Morris
Mary Elizabeth Watson
Cleo Hammack
Beth Miesse
Vera Sanders
Marvy Nell Poiter
Claribel Slayton
Ida Mae Wood
Victoria Gregory Charline Barrett
Fra Mae Newman
Wanda Garrison
Naomi Shaffner
Marian Mudget
Carol Hasemeyer
Bud Cormack
Anna Belle Shields
Harold Vogal
C. Slayton
O. W. Boyd
Charles Barrett
FE. R. Foster
Opal Wiley
J. P Newman
Winnie Wood
J. A Carver
Messrs
Mark Siplman
Loys Webb
Kenneth Buluy
Floyd Franks
Joe Pierson
Ernest FE. Bacur
Henry Harrison
Bud Flemming
Lloyd Turner
Henry Maxwell
Norman Wise
Johnnie Carver
C. I. Slayton
Charles Way
Mattie Maf Swisher
I. D. Cole
Mattie Mae Swisher
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Hereford
Ong Street
Swisher
Tri-State
Patr
Pampa
Chicago
National Association of Vocal Clubs
M. C Hancock
Bonham Street
FE. A. Ford
M. F. Taylor
Georgia Kirkman
Loyal Home Demonstration Club
G. C. Herrmann
Hayden Street
Paris Fall Fashions Feature Sleeves, Capes and Drapery
A symmetry guides the season with one sized fastenings capes and draperies dominating dresses. Mainhocher presents swashbuckler capes worn over one shoulder and under the arm for a romantic look. Heim debuts a sleeveless fur jacket akin to a jerkin, signaling a shift toward sleeveless jackets. Coats appear with side slits, practical in cold climates over warm dresses or two piece sets.
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Paris
Heim
Class Entertains Young People from All Local Churches
The Kum Bak Class of the First Christian Church hosted Amarillo youths from area churches for a covered dish supper. Representatives shared activities and issues in their youth departments, with talks from Marjorie Grishem Gordon Wells Frances Griffith Betty Atterberry Ivan Boxwell as bastmaster Patrick Henry Jr Hi Y official and H G Wilson. Miss Josephine Martini accompanied songs while Vernon Hickerson performed magic tricks.
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First Christian Church
Amarillo
Young Peoples
Marjorie Grishem
Gordon Wells
Frances Griffith
Betty Atterberry
Ivan Boxwell
Bastmaster
Patrick Henry, Jr
H. G. Wilson
James Farwell
Miss Gladys Townes Installed President of Pi Mu Society
Xi of Texas Pi Mu Society officers were installed at a twilight ceremony hosted by Miss Helen Osgood at 1900 Van Buren Street. New officers: Gladys Townes president, Rosalie Coffee vice-president, Bob Ricks secretary, Helen Osgood treasurer, Ruby Ford reporter and historian. Ruth Elizabeth Cooper discussed a recent Europe study and Liszt Hungarian Fantasy. Marjorie Warren and others attended with refreshments served.
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Xi of Texas
Pi Mu Society
Helen Osgood
van Buren Street
Gladys Townes
Rosalie Coffee
Bob Ricks
Ruby Ford
Mitch Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Europe
Liszti
Mary Frances Akard
MacDowell
Caroline Pestor
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Marjorie Warren
Juanita Henderson
Gladys Williams
Inez Hough
Mrs H P Cochran Re-elected Head of Halcyon Club
Mrs H P Cochran was re elected president and reporter for the Halcyon Club at the year’s first meeting held Friday afternoon at her home 405 Forest Street. Mrs M Jones was chosen secretary treasurer Plans were made for a chicken barbecue at Mrs G F Branson 805 Tennessee Street Saturday night with husbands as guests. The Cochran home was decorated with fall bouquets. Guests included P L Branson Hereford and Mrs Joe Scratcheons, and members Mesdames C W Terrell O M Short H G Johnson Jane Shields G F Branson James Bowen and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Cochran
Halcyon Club
Forest Street
M. Jones
G. F. Branson
Tennessee Street
Cochran
P. L. Branson
Hereford
Joe Scratcheons
C. W. Terrell
O. M. Short
H. G. Johnson
Jane Shields
James Bowen
Mrs M G Basham Hosts Sunday School Breakfast
Mrs M G Basham entertained her Sunday school class with a sunrise breakfast in Ellwood Park on Saturday. Present were Misses Gloria Stenson, Mary Ann McSpadden, Ruth Roberts, Joyee Cox, Betty Pell Brittain, and her mother.
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Usuay Prue
Gloria Stenson
Mary Ann McSpadden
Ruth Roberts
Joyee Cox
Betty Pell Brittain
Amarillo Man Attends National Life Underwriters Meet
C B Rittenberry of Lincoln National Life Insurance goes to Des Moines to represent the Panhandle chapter at the forty sixth annual convention. He will assist Houston in campaigning for the 1937 gathering as a Panhandle delegate.
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C. B. Rittenberry
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
Panhandle
Life
National Association
Rittenberry
Panhandle Association
Houston
Two in Row Bowling Green H Backloader Bees and Mule
H Backloader faced two rough days on his farm in Bowling Green Ohio. He was stung by a bumblebee nest one day and kicked by a mule while applying salve the next.
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Bowling Green
Postmaster DeGrassi Attends US Postmasters Convention
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi travels from Dallas to Chicago to attend the national convention of United States postmasters. He is guest of Braniff Airlines for this trip.
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Chicago
U. S
Braniff Airlines
Dallas
Braniff
Death claims Spanish War veteran here
Tr. Kolb a Spanish American War veteran died at 2 20 this morning in an Amarillo hospital after a lingering illness. He worked in the Santa Fe freight department and had lived here 17 years. He was a member of the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Surviving are a daughter Mrs T M Roop, two brothers W N Kolb Caledonia Miss and Frank Kolb Memphis Tenn, and three sisters Mrs Josie Smith Steens Mrs Eula Miller Phebe Miss and Mrs Virgie Kelly Waco. Funeral services will be held at 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon from N S Griggs Sons Funeral Home with Rev J C Sisemore and Rev J D Horton officiating. Interment in Trann Cemetery. His wife died here in 1933.
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Tr. Kolb
Amarillo
Kolb
The
Santa Fe
Tabernacle Baptist Church
N S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home
J. C. Sisemere
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Trann Cemetery
T. M. Roop
Buchanan Street
W. N. Kolb
Caledonia
Frank Kolb
Memphis
Tenn
Josie Smith, Steens
Eula Miller
Phebe
Virgie Kelly
Philippines elects officials for new commonwealth
Manila voters choose president and vice president for six year term at inaugurations November 18. An unicameral assembly of 98 members is to be elected, with three seats to be filled by provincial official voters from Cotabato Lanao and Sulu. Willard Wilson, a Negro, is jailed in Potter County charged with assault with intent to murder after a fight.
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Manila
U.P
Phillippines
Philippine Commonwealth
Cotabato
Lanao
Sulu
Willard Wilson
Potter County
Amarillo Supervisor Attends National Postal Convention
M. F. Dilday, Amarillo superintendent of mails, is at the national convention of the Association of Postal Supervisors in Kansas City today.
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M. F. Dilday
Amarillo
The
Association of Postal Supervisors
Kansas City
Altercation Reported Involving Fitzgerald and Wilson
An incident is described where Wilson allegedly attacked R. T. Fitzgerald with a pair of scissors. The report notes another man named Fitzgerald and details remain limited.
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R. T. Fitzgerald
Wilson
Fitzgerald
Kidney Cleanout Ads Claim Quick Acid Removal
Classified style ad claims Contec drug purifies kidneys by removing acids and toxins. It promises rapid relief and vitality within a week with a money back guarantee. It warns of routines needing proper kidney function and cautions against inferior pills.
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Yonr Bode
Contec
Druge Fe
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Carpenters Hall
Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
Glenwood PT. A
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
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Junior Woman's Club
W. D Burger
P. FO
F. H. Foster
L. V. Cradit
G .S. McLellan
Taylor Street
J. W. Sanders
C. W. Seibel
J. M. O'Brien
St. Bernadette Circle
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Arlock
Charles Herbert
Frank Doerfler
Bible Club
A. D. Stith
Jefferson Street
Order of Eastern Star
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Margaret Wills
Capitol Hotel
Unity Study Club
O'Clock
Scofield Bible Class
Tyler Street
Josephine Martini
Vernon Hickerson
M. ©. Basham
Creed
W. D. DeGrassi
Oneaone
Schilling Packling Spice
Academy OF Music & Art
Relen Grees Wade
Louis Bussey
Mary Frances
Joan Josey
Si Taylor
Belle
Jim
B.O
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Homsheping
Bertau
RB. J. Reynolds
Craig Wood
Tommy Armour
Helen Hicks
Gene Sarazen
Bill Mehlhorn
Denny Shute
Willie Macfarlane
Gene
Ltore Executive
Dorothy Smart
F. W. Watson
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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Tommy
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