Tuesday Study Club Breakfast Meeting Recalls English Literature Topics
Members of the Tuesday Study Club met at Mrs. M. C. Hancock's home for breakfast. Mrs. J. F. Hill led the session, Miss Georgia Kirkman taught English literature, and guest Miss Harris attended with a long list of clubwomen including Mrs. W. H. Place and Mrs. C. P. Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Harris
Joyce Kilmer
Shakespeare
J. &. Hill
Georgia Kirkman
Thomas McCauley
Thomas Carlyle
John Middleton Murray
K. I. Read
Local clubs list various meetings and notices
A long listing of club meetings and notices includes Pierian Junior Club, Esther McCrory Chapter D A R observances for Constitution Day at Municipal Auditorium, and multiple craft and study groups with times and addresses. Ruth Elizabeth Cooper leaves for St. Louis to attend Washington University music program. Turquoise accessories feature in a Paris travel costume worn by Mademoiselle Eliane de Lincay with mother Mrs Maxwell Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Municipal Auditorium
Samuel Seay
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
ST. Louis
Frank Cooper
Fillmore Street
Teachers College
Music
Washington University
Paris
Mademoiselle Eliane de Lincay
Maxwell Scott
Abbottsford
Scotland
O E S Chapter Hosts Weiner Roast At Cliffside
Amarillo Chapter Order Eastern Star entertained members and families with a Sunday weiner roast at Cliffside. A bonfire supper was prepared by a committee. Guests met at Western and Sixth Avenue and were greeted by the large bonfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order
Eastern Star
Cliffside
Western
Sixth Avenue
Thelma Applequist
T. L. Gordon
Fred Lyons
Prun-O Wheat Bread Promotes Health Habits
An advertisement touts PRUN-O WHEAT BREAD as tasty fruit and nut like bread. It claims a safe natural way to keep health habits regular for families.
Open Forum Club Hears Talk by W A Clark
Dr W A Clark Jr former dean of Clarendon Junior College now with Franklin Blackleg Serum Co was main speaker at the Open Forum Club meeting at Miss Viola Franklin's home. He discussed chemistry in everyday life and Bakelite manufacture and uses detailing phenol formaldehyde components and production. A pictorial Bakelite story from the Visual Transduction Bureau UT was shown. Guests included Mrs F C Quarles Dalhart Mrs R W Bruce and Mrs Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark, Jr
Clarendon Junior College
Franklin Blackleg Serum Co
Open Forum Club
Viola Franklin
Amarillo
Clark
University of Texas
F. C. Quarles
Dalhart
Winners in Tri-State Fair Music Division
Mrs. I. D. Cole announces the Tri-State Fair music contest winners. Senior division first Hall Axtell Amarillo for Indian Phantasie, second hall Axtell Scherzo, third Beckie Reeder Arnold Amarillo for Two Part Invention, fourth C. W. Crowell Groom An Old Fashioned Mother in an Old Fashioned Town. Junior division first Inga Borgstrom Amarillo two piano numbers, second Borgstrom violin flute and piano. Broadcast set for KGNC Thursday 7 15 pm. Sixteen entries overall. Local clubs host daily at the fairgrounds 9:30 am to 9:30 pm with participation from Hereford, Pampa, Friona and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Cole
Tri- State Fair
Hall Axtell
Amarillo
Beckie Reeder Arnold
C. W. Crowell
Groom
Ing
the Fair Grounds
MacDowell Club
H. A. Waller
Pi Muday
Gladys Townes
Jon Stogner
Harmony Club
Hereford Chorus
Mattie Mae Swisher
Pampa
Friona
Borger
Hooker
Okla
Hart
Plainview
McLean
Shamrock
Hereford
Schiaparelli Illustrations Inspire New Blouse Pattern
Paris reveals a new print pattern from Schiaparelli using pen and ink book illustrations on a white ground with a faint pink stripe. The Home Craft Club will not meet this week due to the Tri-State Fair. The next gathering will be at Mrs. R. T. Martin’s home on Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Schiaparelli
Home Craft Club
Ethiopia history lesson opens Junior Woman's Club year
The Junior Woman's Club began its year with a talk on History and Present Conditions in Ethiopia at Mrs. W. D. Burger's home. Mrs. Jack Rogers presented the history, and Mrs. Mack Nobles led a maps and pictures discussion on current conditions. A salad course followed. W. W. Gibson was elected vice-president replacing inactive member Mrs. Jerry Briscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
W. D. Burger
van Buren Street
Jack Rogers
Mack Nobles
W. W. Gibson
Jerry Briscoe
J. H. Adair
John Ballard
Gerald Blackbur
Bond Burgess
W. J. Burger
M. K. Collie
John Cowan
Joe Dooley
Chad Eliott
Monning Mack Nobles
Langley Rumph
W. A. Stanley
Samuel Sullenberger
J. R. Tolbert
Norwood West
A. F E. Winsett
Cruelty to Flowers and Plants Calls for New Society
A history of animal protection groups inspires a parallel effort to prevent mistreatment of flora. The piece warns against flower yankers and wild plant pullers, notes the harm to young evergreens, and urges careful handling of living plants by nurserymen and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For
Menopause Remedies and Controversial Plantings Mentioned
A fragmented notice discusses women past 45 and claims about replanting trees and shrubs, plus mentions tablets sold by a New York company for menopause relief. The wording is garbled and contains mis-spelled phrases and dubious marketing references.
Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
The article discusses parenting with imagination and honesty about fairies and Santa Claus. It argues that encouraging belief fosters wonder while truth should be shared gently to avoid eroding trust. Baron Joseph Lister is noted as antiseptic surgery founder, born in 1827.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pririe
Suan
Santa Claus
Baron Joseph Lister
Upton
Essex
Natural Iodine Help Promised in Sea Mineral Tablet
An ad touts Kelpamals mineral concentrate from the sea as a source of natural iodine and other minerals to improve digestion, blood, energy, sleep, appetite, nerves, and strength. It claims over four million users yearly and urges purchase of original Kelpyamale Tablets at drug stores.
Mrs Sneed to Be Buried in Llano Funeral
Mrs. Joe Sneed 52 found dead will be buried in Llano Cemetery with services at 4 p.m. from the family home. Dr C C Grimes of Polk Street Methodist Church will lead the rites. pallbearers named. Survivors include her husband Joe Sneed daughter Harold Pool and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sneed
Llano
Harrison Street
C C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
Sneed
Liano Cemetery
Griggs
Terry Thompson
Charles A Pik
Ray Wheatley
W. A. Fisk
Toney Chisum
John B. Sneed
West Texas
Thetford
Neb
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Mesdames FE
A. Ford
Mr. Tayior
J. F. Hill
Pierian Junior Club
Betty Wooldridge
Ong Street
Charles Keffer
Nous Club
Sunshine Twelve Needle Club
Juanita Boone
West Fleventh Avenue
Child Psychology Club
J. Tayior
Amanita Bridge Club
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
O'Clock
G. C. Hermann
Hayden Street
O. R.C
Home Interest Club
T .B. Andrews
E. R. Mayer
Madison Street
Maver
Weiner
T. Duncan Stewart
Leopold Auer
Academy of Music & Arts
Helen Greenwade
Mary Frances Award
Mrs
Louis Bussey
John Josey
The
Academy OF Music and Art
Taylor
Montessori School
Vernon Hogan
Progreas
Polk ST
Houck’s
W. A. Clark
Tri-State Fair
Patou
Comtesse de Mauduit
Hormiine
Bendackes
Foe Dreux Co
Drig
New York
Alice Clarissa Richmond
T. L. Andrews
Vogue
Polk Street
Allen
Pool
Mrs. Sneed
J. S. Lefevre
Palms City, Calif
Mia
H. R. Bennett
Palma City
G. W. Lefevre and
James Lefevre
Arcadia, Calif
Hunsley’s Paint Factory
Panhandle Plains
Hunsley Paint Mfg. CO
Inc
Old Settlers’ Day
Old Settlers
Harley Sadler
Circus Grounds
Globe-News
Happy
Claude
Panhandle
Tulsa
Harley Sadier-Bailey Bros
Fair Grounds
Grand Parade
Perryton
White Deer
Floydada
Beckmann
Gerety
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Dick Dillon
Tucumcari
Clovis and
Portales
Tucumcart
Rock Island Depot
Harley Sadler-Bailey Bros
Memphis
Bailes Brox
Heckmann and