Martha Class Hosts Monthly Luncheon at First Baptist
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church held a regular luncheon with invocations, readings, piano medleys, vocal solos, and a program featuring Opal Pounds Trula Faye Campbell Opal Mays and Mrs Helen Swindell. Officers for six months were installed led by Marguerite Bray with other roles filled by Ben Burkett Helen Eisenburg Swindell and others.
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Martha
The
First Baptist Church
Opal Pounds
Trula Faye Campbell
Opal Mays
John Josey
Helen Swindell
Marguerite Bray
Ben Burkett
Helen Eisenburg
Swindell
Stella Lakey
Irene Woolf
Able Lee Kelley
Mabel Dupriest
Katherine Dwight
Ruth LeNeuve
Mac Gilbert
Mabel Coss
Clorene Ellis
Mildred Shaw
Ina Hess
Doris Hawkins
Marjorie Haskins
Glovie
Minnie Wells
Josey
Louise Casey
Jimmie Lee Burnett
Corrine Roberson
Mildred Bechtel
Faye Dove
Gladys Henderson
Stella Lokey
Mesdames A. G
Eisenburg
T. M. Tweedy
Richard A. Carter
Fred Warren
R. S. Tinsdall
Sim Kelly
E. A. Pounds
Earl Scruggs
Allen Baker
Clyde Bray
Clyde Mays
D. M. McCracker
Bob Clinkscale
Melvin Evans
H. G. Campbell
M. Ratcliff
J. M. Stensons
J. P. LeNevue
Charles Montgomery
Georgia Brooks
Margaret Pattie
J. O. Jenkins
Pr. FE O Chapter Hosts Year-Start Meeting
Chapter B of P. E. O. gathered at Mrs. C. D. Jackson home with Mrs. Alice Kimbrough and Miss Mary McDonald as assistant hostesses. The group heard a program on Texas Birthday Party by Mrs. EF C Seaman. Twenty-eight members attended along with one guest, Mrs. J C Foster from Colorado.
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Pr. FE. O
Evening social calendar lists numerous club meetings
The Social Calendar notes several meetings tonight including Open Forum Club at 1202 Western Ave and Sandie Mothers Club at 1201 Van Buren St. Events feature speakers from the Business and Professional Women’s Club Amarillo Hotel and Eastern Star initiation at the Masonic Temple. Some events are postponed due to the Tri-State Fair.
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Open Forum Club
T. L. Rhoades
Western Avenue
Clark Family Holds Reunion After 25 Years
The O B Clark family of 508 North Taylor Street united last Sunday at a Palisades picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Clark, married 42 years ago in Meridian Texas, have 10 children all living and mostly married. Out-of-town guest Mrs. S Frisbie from Washington DC attended with her husband. Several relatives listed include Clark Rosenbaum and Curtis families plus Claude G. Bowers, then a teen writing editorials.
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O. B. Clark
North Taylor Street
Washington, D. C
The
Palisades
W. M. Clark
EF. BE. Clark
A. R Clark
R. G. Clark
R. B. Clark
H. L. Rosenbaum
C. B. Rosenbaum
S. Frisbie
H. D. Miles
J. B Clark
J. W. Clark
Ralph Clark
Earnest Rosenbaum
John Rosenbaum
Frank Rosenbaum
Bill Rosenbaum
Hubert Rosenbaum
Margaret, Rosenbaum
Helen Rosenbaum
Rabie Clark
Shirley Clark
Glenn Clark
Delta Clark
W. W. Richardson
W. F. Curtis
Vera Sue Curtis
Earl Curtis
Claudie Kerns
Patrons Club Hears Talk By C. T. Crowe
C. T. Crowe president of the Amarillo Board of Education outlined the plan for a new college building to be completed this term at Amarillo College. J. F P Mead college president thanked the club, and plans for plays and the college band were announced along with uniforms. A nominating committee was named and faculty members were introduced.
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T. Crowe
Amarillo Board of Education
Patrons Club
Amarillo College
J. F P. Mead
Wayne C. Eubanks
Henry L. Robinson
L. E. Mason
Mesdames H. H. Hall
C. O. Defenbaugh
R. L. Rogers
W. D. Westbay
Mr. Mead
Mead
Dr. Robinson
W. C. Arnold
H. B. Beckman
E. M. Boone
Robert Paul Carter
Elton D. Johnson
Lucille King
Alex Mead, Jr
J. F. Reed
Marshal B. Shaw
Ernest C. Shearer
C. C. Thompson
Ruths. Ward
Bertie Warren
Psychoanalysis Explained and Newbery Medal Spotlight
Book reviews cover Dorothy Blitzsen on psychoanalysis and a trio of works including John Buchan's The Man From Norlands, Robert Nathan's Enchanted Voyage, and Carol Ryrie Brink's Caddie Woodlawn, with notes on authors' backgrounds. The column also reports Circle No. 7 of Polk Street Methodist Church hosting Mrs. John Armstrong and planning for the Tri-State Fair.
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Ruth Delzell
Dorothy R. Blitzsen
Armstrong
Polk Street Methodist Church
John Armstrong
Ong Street
Paul Armstrong
C. N. N. Ferguson
Tri-State Fair
J. D. Ashby
D. J. Greer
C. D. Jenkins
E. C. Lamb
MacDowell Music Club Hosts at Tri-State Fair Booth
MacDowell Music Club members will be hostesses at the music booth at the Tri State Fair on Tuesday. Mrs. W. L. Burns directs the day’s program and all club members will participate.
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MacDowell Music Club
W. L. Burns
From Her Own Bitter Experience Woman Explains Marriage Failure
A reader shares how nagging and self righteousness harmed a marriage, leading to divorce and a harder life, urging wives to reflect on behavior before blaming husbands. The letter contrasts with a wife’s account of losing a husband to a kinder rival, urging self change alongside caution about jealousy and hysteria.
Guest Honored at Des Moines Dinner at Blackstone Hotel
Mrs. Dwight T. Smith of Des Moines was honored with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Margaret Boulware on Friday evening at the Blackstone Hotel Goffee Shop. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight T. Smith, Mrs. Maude McClung, and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Sheffy of Canyon.
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Dwight T. Smith
Des Moines
Iowa
Margaret Boulware
Blackstone Hotel
Maude McClung
L. F. Sheffy
Canyon
Al Smith Addresses Catholic Meeting at Holy Name Convention
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith told about 110000 Catholics at Randall's Island Stadium that keeping God in national life is essential. He warned that without divine guidance the country would face chaos revolution disorder and ruin.
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New York
Holy Name Societies
God
Alfred E. Smith
Randall's Island Stadium
Smith
Miss Nellie Erhard Hosts Studio Party
Miss Nellie D Erhard Priday hosted a studio party Friday night in the Parish House at St Andrew s Episcopal Church. Guests included Evelyn Holland Merle Jo Coble Doris Peggy Coffer Billy Coffee Phyllis John Evans Joan Brown Mary Lou Rogers Jack Brown Sandy Rogers Miriam Corneil Margaret Ann Bromert John Eason Billy Newman Pat Newman Martha Janice Rodgers Joyce Rodgers Patricia Gochis and Mesdames Corneil Newman Rogers Holland and Bowman. Bit o Luck Club Meeting Postponed.
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Nellie D. Erhard
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Maxine Gregg
Evelyn Holland
Merle Jo Coble
Doris
Peggy Coffer
Billy Coffee
Phyllis
John Evans
Joan Brown
Mary Lou Rogers
Jack Brown
Sandy Rogers
Miriam Corneil
Margaret Ann Bromert
John Eason
Billy Newman
Pat Newman
Martha
Janice Rodgers
Joyce Rodgers
Patricia Gochis
Mesdames Corneil
Newman
Rogers
Holland
Bowman
W C T U Launches Million Dollar Temperance Drive
In Evanston Illinois on September 20 the Women's Christian Temperance Union announced a million dollar campaign for temperance education. National president Ida B Wise Smith called it the largest ever raised for a purely temperance educational program.
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Evanston
Ill
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ida B. Wise Smith
Prison reforms cut New South Wales inmate ratio
An Australian prison system overhaul has reduced admissions as the population to inmate ratio fell from one in 48 to one in 226. The program includes enhanced regimes with concerts and sports such as tennis and fishing at prison camps, reflecting substantial progress in rehabilitation and crowding relief.
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John Buchan
Tweedsmuir
Canada
Norlands
Hannay
Scotland Yard
Rhodesia
England
Scotland
Denmark
Sydney
S. W
New South Wales
Fox Talbot Pioneered Early Photography and Calotype
Fox Talbot became the first to use negatives in photography and invented the calotype process, establishing foundational methods for photographic imaging.
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Fox Talbot
Edward Stokes Birthday Party at Hensleys
Edward Stokes was honored with a birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hensley on Thursday night. A variety of games were played and a prize awarded to Nehe Clark. Refreshments were served to Jimmie Smith, Lucille Curtis, Louis Duffie, Peggy Hatradge, James Curtis, Violet Duncan, Fred Farris, Blanche Clark, Ivan Gee, Lana Lue Nickless, Douglas Smith, Omiteene Pearson, George Hensley and Edward Stokes, with Mr. and Mrs. Stokes and Pearson present.
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Edward Stokes
J. M. Hensley
Nehe Clark
Jimmie Smith
Lucille Curtis
Louis Duffie
Peggy Hatradge
James Curtis
Violet Duncan
Fred Farris
Blanche Clark
Ivan Gee
Lana Lue Nickless
Douglas Smith
Omiteene Pearson
George Hensley
Mesdames Stokes
Pearson
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Dentists favor Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder for its 100 percent powder cleansing action. It removes stains polishes teeth and leaves a cleaner mouth with fresher breath. The product is touted as more efficient than toothpaste and cost effective promising longer use per package.
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Dr. Lyon
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al Smith
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