Know Your Home Town Studies by Local Clubs
The article describes two meetings about Know Your Home Town projects. In Amarillo a PTA gathering featured talks by parents and teachers on cooperation and student welfare, with new teachers introduced and yearbooks distributed. A Business and Professional Women's Club session in Amarillo Hotel opened a yearlong course and heard histories of Amarillo, railroads, Santa Fe, utilities, and local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary
Amarillo
Almada Wiley
National Organization
Frankie Gober
Georgia Kirkman
Edythe England
Panhandle
Cora Astie
Maude McClung
Emma
Parrish
Jane Kickbusch
Olga Fildridge
Gertrude Foraker
Elaine Williams
Mesdames Blanche Pumphrey
Grace Hodge
Ora Lee Pond
Olga Eldridge
Edythe A. England
Parris
Mildred Buthker
Alpha Akard
Faye & Gordon
Alice R. Hubbell
Maude M. McClung
Orma Griggs
Hattilu White
Ernestine Ausburn
Jewel Davidson
Alma Richardson
Bonnie Bennett
Mary Alice Scott
Elizabeth Nixon
Cora Astle
Ingleborg Kioo
Katherine Metcalf
Denai
Mid-Week Bridge Club Luncheon At Mrs Streetman Home
The Mid-Week Bridge Club enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. H. EF. Streetman's home with American Beauty roses as a centerpiece. High scores went to Mrs. Mazzie Bnee, second to guest Mrs. R. Thrasher, and traveling prize to Mrs. H. C. Harrison. next meeting postponed due to Tri-State Pair. future gathering set at Mrs. Harrison's for Sept 20. club planning Christmas baskets aiding two families last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EF. Streetman
Mazzie Bnee
R. ©. Thrasher
H. C. Harrison
Lowell Pitt
Chester Preatt
Carrie Hail
Chariey Davis
Criss Cross Club 18 Enjoys Birthday Shower
Mrs. A T Fulkerson was honored with a birthday shower during Criss Cross Club Tuesday at Mrs. A H Lindsay in Pleasant Valley. Prize winner Leasie Behmelzia from Eastern Oklahoma attended as guest. Members present included Mrs. Norman, Mrs. A J Palkovic, Ed McKechnie, Mrs. A T Pulkerson, Ed Putman, and Mrs. A H Lindsay. The group plans a Sept 28 meeting with Mrs. McKechnie at 1018 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criss Cross Club
A.T. Fulkerson
A. H. Lindsay
Pleasant Valley
A. J. Palkovic
Leasie Behmelzia
Oklahoma
Mesdames RV
Norman
Ed McKechnie
A. T. Pulkerson
Ed Putman
Mrs H M Warren Hosts Circle No 4 At Home
Circle No 4 of the First Christian Church met at Mrs W M Warren's residence Wednesday afternoon with members C B R Reeder H H Hall O W Pfoud H O Lemons C Cable George Cates Leamonte McBride Verne Hickerson V L Rhea R J Kretchmar J B Winkleman and guests Ted Strahl G B Hilton Chicago Floyd Leach. The circle plans a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Reader's home 1300 Jackson Street on Sept 29.
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Circle No. 4
First Christian Church
W. M. Warren
Mesdames C. BR. Reeder
H. H. Hall
O. W Pfoud
H. O. Lemons
C. Cable
George Cates
Leamonte McBride Verne Hickerson
V. L. Rhea
R. J Kretchmar
J. B. Winkleman
Meadames Ted Strahl
G. B Hilton
Chicago
Floyd Leach
Circle
Mrs. Reader
1300
Jackson Street
Two J B L Club Members Honored At Dinner
J B L Club hosted a Sunday dinner at the Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop honoring Miss Reva Grodieski leaving for Montgomery Alabama and Miss Paralee Armstrong returning from a three month trip. Attendees included Misses Ernestine Ballard Marellie Harrison Mickey Melchior Shirley Cole Florence Griaty Virginia Bussey Beatrice Clifton Jimmie Sullivan Mary Edna Alford Marie Jenkins Louise Reed Dorothy Hoppin pledges Phyllis Axelrod Jean Hilleary and guest June Gristy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Grodieski
Montgomery
Ala
Paralee Armstrong
J. BL
Amarillo Hotel
Ernestine Ballard
Marellie Harrison
Mickey Melchior
Shirley Cole
Florence Griaty
Virginia Bussey
Beatrice Clifton
Jimmie Sullivan
Mary Edna Alford Marie Jenkins
Louise Reed
Dorothy Hoppin
Phyllis Axelrod
Jean Hilleary
Mias June Gristy
Rebekah Lodge Anniversary Program at Amarillo Hall
The Amarillo Rebekah Lodge celebrated its founding with a Tuesday night program at the 1 C O F hall. The Amarillo College of Music presented dance numbers by Ina Morris and Mary Ann Richardson with Mrs A J Bouck as accompanist, solos by Katy Moss and Sidney Holmer accompanied by Lila Austin Myers, a monologue “The Minuet” by Dorothy Hail Pittman, and a narration by Mrs T H Rodgers. After the program, attendees danced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
1. C. O. F. Hall
Mth
Amarill College of Music
Ina Morris
Mary Ann Richardson
A. J. Bouck
Katy Moss
Jack
Sidney Holmer
Grant Schafer
Potter County Club Chorus to Meet at Courthouse
The Potter County Home Demonstration Club Chorus meets Saturday at 2 PM in Miss Pauline Lakey’s office at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Club Chorus
Potter County
Pauline Lakeyvs
Social CalendarEvents and club meetings listed
TONIGAT International Relations Group meets with Mrs L H Bauter at 1611 Harrison Street. Bam Houston Rand Parents Association holds 7 30 o'clock in the school building. FIDAY Les Temps Club hosted by Mrs T W Gilstrap at 2212 Ong Street at 3 o'clock. Entertainment by Allison Park P T A at Highland Park School at 6 o'clock. Child Welfare Club led by Mrs R J Parsons at 1200 Van Buren Street at 2 30. Mrs J Q Barnes assists, Junior Child Study Club led by Frank Little at 1714 Van Buren at 3. MacDowell Boys Club officers election led by Ray C Johnson at 2614 Hughes Street at 4. Halcyon Club with Mrs EB Jones at 802 Prospect Street at 2 30. Everywoman's Hour on KGNC with director Mrs S B Pish from 4 to 4 30. Child Study Club headed by Mrs William Pirschel at 1819 Taylor Street at 3. Twentieth Century Club hostess Mrs Leo Peterson on mezzanine floor of the Herring Hotel at 2 30. M L Class of First Baptist Church hosts covered dish luncheon and business meeting at church at 12 15. Brady PF T A at school building at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Leo Peterson
Herring Hotel
Forest Hill P T A Elects New Officers
Forest Hill P T A held a meeting Tuesday at the school electing officers to fill vacancies. Mrs. W B Dowlen presided. Mrs. W S Coffee was named third vice-president, Mrs. Carl Coffee to delegate, and Mrs. Roy Longest and Mrs. W S Coffee as assistants. Room mothers were chosen and plans made for an October 1 program to honor teachers and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
W. B. Dowlen
W. 8. Coffee
G. L. Dudley
C. M. Boyd
Carl Coffee
Julius Martin
Roy Longest
W. S Coffee
O. H. Dixon
H. A Burnett
A. R. Anderson
Flora Forman Union Meeting Tonight at Polk Street Church
The Flora Forman Union meets in the Polk Street Methodist Church chapel tonight at 8 15. The Canyon group conducts the program and Polk Street church members handle the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Forman Union
Polk Street Methodist Church
Canyon Group
Polk Street Church
Priest Surveys Latin America on Mission Tour
Vatican traveling monsignor Juan Anzalu completed an extensive Central American tour and began South American visits to organize the missionary aid union. In 10,000 miles across Cuba, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Panama he founded 20 branches and enrolled thousands in the Society for the Propagation of the Faith and related Catholic societies.
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Vatican City
Holy Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Caracas
Venezuela
Vatican
Juan Anzalu
Central America
South American
Mgr
Unaalu
Holy Congregation
Pontifical Missionaid Association
Latin America
Mer. Unzalu
Cuba
Mission Lands
Mer
Anzalu
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Propagaton Society
Panama
Clerey
Wife seeks divorce after 37 moves in 11 years
Mrs. Lessie E. Wright of San Jose asks for divorce claiming continual moving caused by her husband’s unemployment. After 37 relocations in 11 years of marriage she says the burden forced the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Lessie E. Wright
How Often Can You Kiss and Make Up
An ad style note discusses marital harmony and timing of affection. It promotes LYMA EB PINK RAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND as aiding women through life stages from girlhood to middle age and ends with a plug for the film Smiling Through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Cures Rumored as Lepers End Visit at Salar Masud Shrine
In Allahabad 1,000,000 pilgrims attended the Salar Masud Ghazi shrine for a 30 day mela, the largest turnout since 1930. Eight lepers were reportedly cured as the marble tomb is washed seven times daily with 70 gallons of water drawn from a reservoir. Police and city services managed crowds while shopkeepers supplied food for the mass gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad India
U.P
Syed Salar Masud Ghazi
India
Balay Mian
Progress City: A Model Community in Cleveland Area
Progress City, founded by George A. Bellamy in 1906 at Hiram House, operates as a self governed settlement with a mayor, council, police, and judiciary. It aims to turn play into civic education for its 550 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.2
Progress
Progress City’s Model Citizens Rule a Mock Government
An essay describes an 18 year old Peter Petrulia as the model community’s mayor with real department representatives. Citizens are paid with Progress City money saved for use on a designated store day, illustrating a simulated civic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Petrulia
Progress City
Shelterbelt Snow Breaks Tested on Minnesota Farms
Minnesota announces completion of 138 demonstration windbreaks on rural farms. Grover Center state forester notes belts designed to trap snow with 500 Siberian pea trees on the outer belt and 300 American elms 300 green ash and 200 spruce in the inner break. A lane between belts slows drifting snow. Conzet’s plan includes 60,000 trees in severely damaged areas across three counties. Berosus beetle larvae can survive two hours in 95 percent alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
U.P
Credit Department
Minnesota
Grover Center
State Forester
Conzet
Museums Organize Arctic Research Trips This Summer
Scientists from Britain the United States and Canada will embark on Arctic explorations in Canada's north this summer. Licenses have been granted by Dr. Charles Camsell Northwest Territories Council to expeditions from Carnegie Museum Iowa State College Cleveland Museum of Natural History United States Biological Survey National Museum of Canada Royal Geographical Society and St Johns College Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Charles Camsell
Northwest Territories Council
Great
Britain
United States
Carnegie Museum
Iowa State College
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
The
United States Biological Survey
National Museum of Canada
Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain
John’s College
Cambridge
Eng
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Harrol Brooks
Miss Strains
Kinney
Poik Street
H. M. Warren
J. B. L. Club
Rebekah Lodge
Marizon
Kirshmore
MR. F. Rubenstein
Tonigat International Relations Group
L. H. Bauter
Harrison Street
Bam Houston Rand Parents Association
Les Temps Club
T. W. Gilstrap
Ong Street
Allison Park P. T. A
Highland Park School
R O
Child Welfare Club
R. J. Parsons
van Buren Street
J. Q. Barnes
van Buren
MacDowell Boys Club
Ray C. Johnson
Hughes Street
Halcyon Club
EB. M. Jones
Prospect Street
KGNC
S. B. Pish
Child Study Club
William Pirschel
Taylor Street
First Baptist Church
Brady
T. A
Forest Hill P. T. A
New Fall
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Paris
Swagger
de Vines
Reigh
Rexea
Nimet
Urbane
Pirie
Romaine
Merimack
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Worth
Main Flaor
Settlement Housing Group
Arctic
Acousticon Institute of
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