Mrs Hudson Hosts Merry-Mix-Up Club Bridge Party
At 08 Adams Street Mrs M A Hudson entertained the Merry Mix Up Club with a decorated bridge afternoon. High honors went to Mrs H R Partney, with Mrs John Hudson second and Mrs W R Lang low. Guests included Mrs C A Ricketts and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hudson
Adams Street
H. R. Partney
John Hudson
W. R. Lang
C. A. Ricketts
E. M. Hudson
Harry Myers
Sid Jones
P. A. Pressig
Will Myers
B. M. Short
Johnson P I A Meets Tuesday At Johnson Street School
Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association held an afternoon meeting with new president Mrs. J H Galloway presiding. Committees named for the year include Hospital, Welfare, Publicity, Thrift, and delegates. A social for October 2 at the school was planned and invites were extended to teachers and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
J. H. Galloway
Hospital
T. H. Ewing
L. Z. Timmons
Laura E. Corn
A. G. Braunchi
Council
Alpha Theta Chapter Hosts Dance Saturday Night
Alpha Theta Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda plans a 9 to 12 dance at the Capitol Hotel club room to honor pledges and rushees. Music by the Vaga Bond Boys. host couples include Mr. and Mrs. L W Timms and others acting as chaperons for members and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Chapter
Alpha Sigma Lambda
Capitol Hotel
L. W. Timms
Walter Irvin
Tom Mahoney
Domestic Science Entries Close This Afternoon
Entries in the domestic science department of the Tri State Fair will be received until 5 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Howard Trigg, superintendent of the department, will receive the entries.
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Howard Trigg
Euzelian Class To Entertain Two Local Church Groups
The Euzelian Class of the First Baptist Church will entertain the Business and Professional Women's Class of the Polk Street Methodist Church this evening in the church parlors. The event begins at 8 o'clock and all friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woodman Circle To Meet Tonight
The Woodman Circle No 171 Poplar Grove will meet this evening at 8 o clock in the W O W Hall. All members especially the drill teams urged to be present. Arthur Hamilton son of Mrs Otis Phillips 2606 Hughes Street leaves Wednesday for Austin to enter the University of Texas law school.
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Woodman Circle
Poplar Grove
W. O. W. Hall
Te Oe
Arthur Hamilton
Otis Phillips
Hughes Street
Austin
School of Law
University of Texas
Flowers in Fair Contest To Be Received Monday
Entries in the home grown flower department will be received until 11 o clock Monday morning. The committee will be at the fair grounds Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 to accept entries in the pot plant division. Both cut flowers and pot plants will be received Monday morning. Water lily displays are a featured part of the department with many entries expected.
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Fair Association
Model Of The Moment For Autumn Dresses And Accessories
Black satin leads autumn daytime wear with cape collars echoing 1860s style. Long sleeves dominate fall dresses and new millinery features hand kerchief felt caps with quill trim.
Margaret Wills P T A Meeting Put Off a Week
Margaret Wills School Parent-Teacher Association postponed its 8 pm meeting to September 28 because Monday is Amarillo Day at the Tri-State Fair. Officers announced the change today.
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Amarillo
Margaret Wills School
Alpha Zeta Beta Elects Officers at Red and White Party
Miss Audrey Wingo hosted Alpha Zeta Beta at 805 Lamar Street with a red and white decor. Officers elected at the session include Josephine Tisdal as president, Davilla Kelly as vice president, Melba George as recording secretary, Geraldine Kelly as corresponding secretary, Ruth Tisdal as treasurer, Hazel Means as chaplain, Mary Luck as marshal, Ruth Dillon as guard, and Audrey Wingo as editor and historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Wingo
Alpha Zeta Beta
Lamar Street
Josephine Tisdal
Davilla Kelly
Melba George
Geraldine Kelly
Ruth Tisdal
Hazel Means
Mary Luck
Ruth Dillon
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Nervous Prostration
An appeal describes women suffering nervous fatigue from "female weakness" and urges trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts relief via tonic action and offers bottle or tablet forms from local druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Amarillo School Board Approves Health Unit Budget
The Amarillo School Board approved $6,000 for the Amarillo Potter County Health unit including $5,000 for three nurses and a dentist with a $1,000 contingency. They also declared two half-holidays for the Tri-State Fair and discussed enrollment, bank depository, and tuition exemptions. At Amarillo College, new faculty additions, scholarships, and supply purchases totaling $195.45 were approved along with gymnasium equipment and 200 wire baskets for the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
B. E. Masters
Amarillo-Potter County
G. M. Waddill
E. L. Hunter
Buchanan
Santa Fe
Masters
Frank Wilson
D. Parrott
J. D. Turk
Panhandle
Ethel Westbrook Recital Postponed At Amarillo Conservatory
The Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts has postponed the faculty dramatic recital of Ethel Mc Connell Westbrook scheduled for this evening. The postponement is due to the Black Mask Play sponsored by the pep squad. A new recital date will be announced within a few days.
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Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Ethel McConnell Westbrook
Gifts of fruit urged as part of canning campaign
Amarillo workers launched a charity canning drive two weeks ago and have suspended it briefly until after the Tri-State Fair. Mrs. W. E. Gee urged housewives to donate two pints of fruit from their stores, and suggested churches, clubs, hotels, and the Chamber of Commerce coordinate pickups for welfare offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Leigh Hunt
Abou Ben Adhem
Amarillo
Tri-State
W. E. Gee
Gee
Chamber of Commerce
Sorority to Hold Installation Banquet
Epsilon Sigma Alpha will host its installation banquet at the Her ring Hotel Saturday at 7:30 p m Adelia Pritchard national director and Phebe K Warner from Claude will speak at the event
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Herring Hotel
Adelia Pritchard
Kansas City
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Pain relief ad for do- Tell product by Oliver Drug Store
A period pain relief advertisement promotes do- Tell as a guaranteed remedy for menstrual cramps. Oliver Drug Store markets the product and promises relief for those dreadful pains.
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Oliver Drug Store
Taxes Due Soon as School District Warns Delinquent Notice
Tax collector Mark Hardin urges immediate payment of 1930 school taxes in Amarillo as delinquent status looms after October 15 with 6 percent interest on late payments. He notes a 10 percent rate cut for 1931 taxes and warns the board will send delinquent accounts to an attorney for collection.
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Mark Hardin
Hardin
Amarillo
666 Salve and Remedy Claims for Headache and Malaria
An advertisement markets 666 Salve as quick relief for headache or neuralgia in 30 minutes, claims to reduce cold duration on day one, and to check malaria within three days. It also promotes 666 Salve for babies’ colds.
Amarillo Public Schools Consider Finance Freeze
The statement assures taxpayers that no unneeded spending will occur in the immediate future while maintaining quality educational facilities for Amarillo students. The aim is to implement cost saving measures without harming school programs or student benefits.
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Amarillo
University of Texas Opens 49th Annual Term in Austin
The University of Texas began its 49th annual term with registrars ready to enroll over 4,000 students. Registrar E. J. Mathews says hard times won’t block higher education, with jobless students opting to continue schooling. Many denominational college transfers join the student body.
Obedient Victim, Regular Bandit On Speaking Terms
Harry Lucas, manager at a Chicago bus station, recognized a robber who had struck six weeks earlier. The gunman returned, forced Lucas to reveal the money, and stole $500 from the cash drawer after luring passengers to a second room.
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Chicago
Harry Lucas
Harry
Lucas
Freshmen Convene at Gregory Gymnasium in First Convocation
The document notes a convocation at Gregory Gymnasium where about 1, freshmen gathered for the first meeting. The event signals a search for new academic worlds, with a focus on collegiate environments and broader exploration beyond current costs.
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Gregory Gymnasium
Veteran Dallas Lawyer William Clark Dies at 70
Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Dallas for William Henry Clark 70 a veteran lawyer and former press director of the state bar association He died yesterday after a brief illness
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Dallas
A.A
William Henry Clark
Press of the State Bar Association
Druggists Unveil B C Pain Relief for Headaches
Two North Carolina druggists developed a multi ingredient remedy that relieves any headache or neuralgic pain in three minutes. The B C preparation quiets nerves without after effects and is sold at drug stores and soda fountains for 10c or 25c, guaranteed harmless.
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North Carolina
Circle No 1 Meeting at West Amarillo Christian Church
Circle No 1 of the West Amarillo Christian Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs E Rawlin at 410 Kentucky Street at 3 o clock for an enjoyable lesson. After business the hostess served a refreshment course.
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Circle No. 1
West Amarillo
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Schiaparelli
R. L. McMeans
Edward Kottwitz
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Minn
Kottwitz
South Dakota
University
Maratarrivaion Candies Co
Polk ST
Amarillo Bldg
R. A. Duncan
Empress Eugene
Eugene
Polk
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Rothmoor
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