Junior Business Women's Club Banquet at Capitol Hotel
The Junior Business Women's Club held its quarterly banquet at the Capitol Hotel on Tuesday evening with rally Fangs and an invocation by Mrs. Rose Ter Hill. The program featured observations, music, and performances by members and guests, including Misses Jensine and Anna Mary Nelson singing.
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Capitol Hotel
Tuesaday
Rose Ter Hill
Mrs Peer
Manny
Helen McKinley
Sid Finklea
Rosalie Raymond
Caroline Pestor
Jensine
Anna Mary Nelson
Gueets
Neva White
Leah and
Levin Mays
Brem Marsh
Thelma Mathews
Margaret Hill
Freire Dale
Jenaine
Anna May Nelson
Madelon Robinson
Victoria Rind
Kathryn Groindine
Rvridine Broaddi
Tayi Wise
Ant Frdel Hicks Meedame Moar
MrCrauchies
Dorothy Meter
Grace Taylor
Grace Browning
Iida Brown
Joasephine Burne
Bynum
Rose
Re Hill
Community club meetings and notices amid Amarilia area schedule
Local groups including Amarilia Bridge Club and Unity Study Club list meetings and postponements at addresses on Tyler Street Julian Boulevard and Taylor Street. Child welfare committee sessions appear paused. notes reference multiple organizations and dated times in September and February. Paris fashion notes describe hair nets for mannequins worn with day and evening attire.
Rural School Children Chorus to Perform Friday
About 500 rural students from Potter County and nearby areas will sing Friday at 11 oclock in the Automobile Building. Minnie Hutchings Graham directs the rural school choruses with praise from Mrs TOD Cole of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs. Centennial songs will be featured with guests from Crowley and Pleasant Hall.
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Minnie Hutchings Graham
Potter County
Tod Cole
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Cole
Guiding Your Child Open Door to Honest Talk
A reflective column by Alice Clarissa Richmond discusses parent child dialogue and sincerity in family life. It emphasizes open conversation about emotion, daily mishaps, and moral guidance to help children grow into aware individuals.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Seu Tre
Violation of Cigaret Tax Law Charged in Dallas Case
In Austin a suit seeks 117820 for cigaret tax violations by Julius Klugeberg of Dallas. An ex parte receiver was appointed to control intrastate cigaret business of Texas Candy land, alleged to be Klugeberg's trade name.
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Austin
Julius Klugeberg
Dallas
W. F. Robertson
Texas Candyland
Klugsberg
Klugsberg Dac
Texas Gandyland
Final Rites Today For Mrs. Joe Sneed
Mrs. Joe Sneed will receive final rites today at 4 p.m. at Polk Street Methodist Church. Burial will follow at Llano Cemetery under N. B. Griggs & Bons. Surviving are her husband Joe Sneed a West Texas rancher, daughter Mrs. Harold Pool, father in Palm City California, and a sister and two brothers in California.
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Llano
Sneed
West
Texas
Harnld Pool
Jn Refevre
Palms City
Calif
California
Bond Raised for Allen Hall in Jailed Here Case
Bond for Allen Hall was raised from 4000 to 10000 by a U S commissioner. Hall an ex convict from New Mexico is jailed on federal bank robbery charges and faces state charges in Childress and Vernon for car theft and store breaking. He was captured three weeks ago in Memphis and moved here for safekeeping. A rifle used by Arizona pioneer and Texas Ranger A M Gildea was presented to the Bird Cage Theater by his sisters in Tombstone Arizona.
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Bronte. Tex
U. S
Hall
New Mexico
Porter County
Childress
Vernon
Memphis
Tombstone. Ariz
U.P
A M. Gildean
Arizona
Texas
Bisbee
Gildea
Paroled Burglar Urges Longer Sentence Over Job Fears
Harold Day 28 seeks bars instead of probation feeling unemployed blocks temptation. The feature reflects a broader issue of discipline and personal struggle as Day explains his need for confinement amid life at home with his wife Caroline and their daughter.
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Tima. O
Harold Day
Governor Nice Makes Surprise Trips Across Maryland
The governor Harry W. Nice visits various communities on motor trips, often stopping at “Jim Jones” places. He does not drive himself, instead relying on Mrs. Nice to handle driving. At 58 with a son, Harry Jr., his term runs to January 1939, and he has long been known as a top Maryland attorney who defeated Albert C. Ritchie in the last election.
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Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Jim Jones
Nice
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry, Jr
Special Negro Show at Tri-State Fair Friday Night
The Cotton Club arranges a 11 pm Friday performance for colored attendees at the Tri-State Fair. The north end of the amusement zone hosts the late show, drawing crowds, with most seats unsold for colored patrons until the event.
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Panhandle Plains
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Cotton Club
Swan Strays Into Traffic Near Fairground Park
A swan wandered away from its grounds in Fairground Park Cape Girardeau Missouri and was later located near a busy street showing evident interest in passing traffic. Report notes a large number of incandescent lamps purchased by Americans last year.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
UPA
Fairground Park
Wars on hay fever sparking prize hunts in Racine
Ragweed, the No. 1 hay fever sneeze menace, drew business efforts across the nation. In Racine Wisconsin local businessmen awarded prizes to children who plucked ragweed and delivered it to a vacant lot as part of a campaign to curb the allergen. In Sandwich Massachusetts Gertrude Wood owns a 125 year old bellows once used by John Ellis the village blacksmith and stands as the largest and oldest in the area with a height of about four feet six inches.
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Racine
Wis
U.P
Sandwich
Mass
Gertrude Wood
John Ellis
Marmola reducing agent promises fat loss without diet or exercise
An advertisement touts Marmola as a simple, doctor endorsed weight loss package. It claims over 20 million packages sold since 1907 and urges immediate use with directions, noting nationwide availability for $1 and a final instruction to stop when ready.
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America
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