Harmony Club Hosts at Music Federation Booth
Harmony Club acted as hostesses at the Music Federation booth during the Tri-State Pair event. Members from Canyon plus district leaders presented a program featuring choral and manuscript works, with Xi of Texas Pi Mu in charge earlier in the week and the Philharmonic Club and Mozart Society to host on upcoming days.
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Harmony Club
Music Federation
Tri-State
Mesdames L. B. Newby
J. Alton May
J. W. Higgins
Howard Lynch
Lou Stogner
Lester Blakemore
Mattie Mae Swisher
Canyon
Miss Swisher
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Paul Womack
Helen Gatloup
Memphis Black and Gold Band
Philharmonic Club
Mozart Society
Xi of Texas Chapter
Pi Mu Society
Inez Hough
Ruth Cooper
Tomsie Been Sellars
Marjorie Warren
Rosalie Coffee
Ruby Ford
Helen Osgood
Calendar notices for tonight and Saturday events
Child Welfare Club hosts a lawn party at 2003 Tyler Street with Mrs J P Mathes at 7 oclock. Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Delta Sigma Fraternity hosts a dance at Nat Dance Palace at 9 30. On Saturday a coffee honoring Philharmonic Group No 2 will be held at Mrs W B Stevenson 2422 Hughes Street at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Club
J. P. Mathes
Tyler Street
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Philharmonic Group No. 2
W. B. Stevenson
Hughes Street
Poling Hosts Dinner Honoring Mother on Birthday
Mrs. E. S. Poling hosted a 6 PM dinner in Panhandle to honor her mother Mrs. L. M. Randall of Los Angeles on her 83rd birthday. Family members present included J. W. Randall, E. Randall, R. W. Randall, R. C. Randall, Grover Randall, L. W. Poling and children, plus Mrs. E. S. Poling and Randall Poling. Two daughters from Los Angeles and Denver were absent.
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E. S. Poling
L. M. Randall
Los Angeles
Calif
F. W. Hudson
H. Listmann
Denver
J. W. Randall
E. Randall
Pardoned Prisoners Help Fight Fire in City Garage
Fire broke out in a police garage in Salt Lake City. Two prisoners assisted in extinguishing the blaze and were subsequently pardoned as a reward for their effort.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Make This Model At Home Pajamas Pattern 2032
Anne Adams presents pattern 2032 for children’s pajamas sized 4 6 8 10 12 in cotton or flannel. The set includes a blouse and trousers with comfortable fit and color options. Illustrations, 15 cent pattern, 25 cent book and pattern combo, order to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York City.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Winners Called For Prizes At Tri-State Fair
Winners in the home grown flower department are asked to call at the booth for their awards. All flowers have been judged and contestants must call for their containers and potted plants Saturday. A supervisor will be at the booth all day to award prizes and return containers, said Mrs. P. J. Wooldridgs.
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P. J. Wooldridgs
Pleasant Valley P T A to Meet Monday
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association invites all members to attend the first meeting of the year Monday afternoon at 3 30 o clock in the school auditorium. Important business will be discussed. Also notes fashion items from Paris and new belt pocket designs for 1934 35.
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Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Paris
P. E. O. Hears Talk On Indian Relics
Chapter seven of P. E. O. opened its year with a luncheon at Mrs. E. W. Little’s home then motored to the Panhandle Plains Historical Society Museum in Canyon where Floyd V. Studer spoke on Indian Relics. The group attended a tea in Canyon at Mrs F. L. Ingham’s home after the museum visit. Attendees included Mesdames Binford Arney H E Billingslea R A Burnett W H Darrah H J Farwell O H Gosch Ralph Kenniston FE W Little G S McLellan J M O’Brien R F Pixley R W Prentice J W Senders F B Sanford C W Seibel H E Smith Floyd V. Studer B O Taylor J D Thomson E D Warner Charles Burrow Canyon J M Dowd Lubbock and guests Dorothy Taylor Ernestine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Little
van Buren Street
Mesdames Binford Arney
H. E. Billingslea
R.A. Burnett
Panhandle Plains
F. L. Ingham
Canyon
H. ©. Billingslea
R. A. Burnett
W. H. Darrah
H. J. Farwell
O. H. Gosch
Ralph Kenniston
FE. W. Little
G. 8. McLellan
J. M. O'Brien
R. F. Pixley
R. W. Prentice
J. W. Senders
F. B. Sanford
C. W. Seibel
H. E. Smith
Floyd V. Studer
B. O. Taylor
J. D. Thomson
E. D. Warner
Rotary Club Host To Many Fair Visitors
Plains farmers breeders and live stock men were luncheon guests of the Amarillo Rotary Club at the Amarillo Hotel. Mayor Ross D. Rogers praised farmers and ranchers for regional growth. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newcomer Master Balanced Farmer of the Panhandle Plains, Tom Mix, Fred Frame, and other Pair officials and exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Newcomer
Higgins
Panhandle Plains
News-Globe
Tom Mix
Fred Frame
County road work widens West Tenth Avenue for asphalt surface
County Commissioner Joe Gray said crews under his direction began work on West Tenth Avenue to lay an asphalt surface. The project runs a mile and a half from Western Avenue to the railroad crossing, widening the pavement by four feet, two feet each side.
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Joe Gray
West Tenth Avenue
Western Avenue
Dressmaker's Delight Harnesses Leather Cone Buttons
Paris September 21. Schiaparelli unveils fall winter clothes using novel leather cone shaped fasteners that screw into a disc on the opposite side. The buttons adjust freely eliminating sewing and needle work, dubbed Dressmaker's Delight by designers.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Old Two Toes Wolf Dead After Seventeen-Year Raider Career
GONZALES Tex Sept 21 Old Two Toes a six foot timber wolf roamed east of Gonzales for seventeen years raiding farms. He killed hundreds of turkeys, calves, hogs and sheep before being run down and killed by a pack of hounds after an hour and a half chase. The wolf first lost two toes in a trap in 1917, leading to his notorious name.
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Gorveales
Mothers Daughters To Entertain Bible Class
Mrs T G Baker and daughters Betty Jo and Peggy Jean will entertain the T Newton Hill Bible Class on Sunday morning. Mrs Baker plays piano Betty Jo drums and Peggy Jean violin. The class gathers in the Pirot Christian Church new stone unit at 717 Taylor Street at 9 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Baker
Betty Jo
Peggy Jean
T. Newton Hill
Dave Derden School of Music
B. B. Holland
Mrs. Baker
Pegey Jean
New Stone
Pirot Christian Church
Taylor Street
RCA Victor Magic Brain promises lifelike waves for all
A promotional piece extols RCA Victor all wave radios featuring the Magic Brain tuning unit. It claims enhanced clarity, reduced noise, and precise one task focus with world wide tuning coils. The ad touts hand rubbed cabinets, higher fidelity, and radios priced from 618.95 to 382.50 at Camden dealers.
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RCA Victor
America
RCA Victor Instruments
F.C
Camden
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Butter Plains
Kellogg's
Idaho
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Per
Quaker Brand
By Anne Abas
Pleasant Valley P. T. A
Texas
Rotary Club
Gonzales
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National Broadcasting Co., Inc
H. C. AI Communications, Inc
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