Tomorrow Social Calendar Shows Busy Friday Activities
Friday social calendar lists T. E. L. Banquet at Herring Hotel, Pierian club events with Mrs. Fisk and Mrs. Hertner, Beta Delphians at Municipal auditorium, Junior chapter of Child Study club, Home Interest club, Swastika club, Sanborn school PTA, Vaughan’s Sunday school class party, Recreation club, Blue Bonnet Needle club, Les Temps club, and First Baptist church basket supper at 6. All events urge full or active attendance and some note postponement or travel to designated venues.
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Herring Hotel
Pierian Club
C. A. Fisk
Harrison Street
Queen Esther Club
H. E. Hertner
Hughes Street
Beta Delphians
Municipal Auditorium
E. H. Gipson
Child Study Club
J. T. Hackler
Carolina Avenue
San Jacinto
J. E. Jensen
van Buren Street
Fred Berg
West Thirteenth Street
Sanborn School
P.T. A
Vaughan
Polk Street Methodist Church
Women’s Club
Recreation Club
R. J. Moore
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Gus Hensley
Maryland Avenue
Les Temps Club
Guy Owens
First Baptist Church
P. E. Rockwell
James A. Sorenson
Mrs Prouty Hosts Ward Belmont Club Opening Tea
Mrs Prouty entertained the Ward Belmont club at her home 1008 Bonham in Bivins addition for the opening social meeting. The gathering featured bridge, with Mrs W H Van Shaw Horace D Jones W M Blake John West Harold Knupp and Misses Dorothy Harris Elizabeth Grandberry among the attendees served by the hostess during a happy afternoon of games.
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John West
Harold Knupp
Dorothy Harris
Elizabeth Grandberry
Tea Welcomes New Rector and Wife at St. Andrew's
Members of St. Andrew's Episcopal church and friends met at Bishop Seaman's home at 1510 Tyler Street to honor Rev. and Mrs. Frederic C. Foster, new rector and his wife, as Woman's Auxiliary hosted a musicale tea from 4 to 6 p.m. The program, arranged by Mrs. E. W. Little, opened with piano solos by Mrs. Wright Wilson and continued with performances by Mrs. John Garland Ballard.
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St. Andrew's
Two Violin Pieces and Vocal Selections Delight Audience
Mrs. Wilson accompanied two violin numbers while Mrs. Dana Harmon-Trent gave two readings and Mrs. Fuerman closed with two vocal pieces. A dainty afternoon tea followed the program.
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Wilson
Dana Harmon-Trent
Fuerman
Tea Party Honors Mrs. Frederic C. Foster
A table was arranged beautifully with pink and lavender decor, pink roses, lavender flowers, and pink orchid candles in silver holders. Mrs. J. W. Whittle and Mrs. Wagner poured tea as Mrs. Seaman welcomed guests to the afternoon honor of Mrs. Frederic C. Foster. over 75 guests visited during the receiving hours.
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J. W. Whittle
Wagner
Seaman
Frederic C. Foster
Woman's Association Meeting at First Congregational Church
The Woman's Association met Wednesday afternoon at 1627 Hayden Street hosted by Mrs. O. W. Cook with Mrs. C. F. Ward assisting. Dollar Day fund drive collected dollars earned by members. proceeds given to the association. After business, a social hour featured a reading by Mrs. R. L. Roberts and refreshments.
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Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
O. W. Cook
Hayden Street
R. L. Roberts
Members Night Dance at Amarillo Country Club Gala
The Amuarillo Country Club hosts a regular Saturday night dance for members with special music arranged for the occasion. Club members are urged to attend and enjoy a gala evening on Saturday.
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Amuarillo Country Club
Potter County Federation To Meet Saturday
An important meeting of the Potter County Federation of Women will be held at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Women s club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. A new president and treasurer will be elected to fill vacancies caused by resignations.
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Potter County Federation of Women
Municipal Auditorium
Pleasant Valley Civic Club Seeks Beautification and Lights
Pleasant Valley Civic Club met Tuesday evening with members and Federation councilors present to discuss community improvements. A beautification committee was appointed with Mrs Roy Bryan Mrs J B Igo and Mrs C A Hetrick to lead efforts and a park plan for the city section. An electric light installation committee was formed with Quincy Ford L J Ingram and J L Francis to begin work immediately.
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Pleasant Valley
Quincy Ford
L. J. Ingram
J. L. Francis
Llano Estacado D A R Luncheon On Constitution Day
Llano Estacado Chapter D A R hosts a social luncheon at 1 o clock Friday at the Herring Hotel in commemoration of Constitution Day. Members and prospective members are invited with guests. reservations via Mrs Marvin McCullough at 1397 due by this evening. Regular chapter meeting planned for early October.
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Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Herring Hotel
Marvin McCullough
Visit in Amarillo En Route Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Inman entertain at 2081 West Tenth Street Amarillo en route home guests include neighbors and friends during an informal calling gathering inside their residence.
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Frank Inman
West Tenth Street
Visitors From Dallas Return for Amarillo Visit
Mrs. D. R. Fly and her mother Mrs. Miller of Dallas visit Amarillo. Mrs. Fly formerly lived here and the reunion is welcomed by many friends. They are en route home from Colorado where they spent the summer.
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D. R. Fly
Mrs. Miller
Dallas
Junior Fidelis No 4 Basket Supper Friday Night
Mrs P E Rockwell will host a basket supper for Junior Fidelis class No 4 of First Baptist church. Members and guests are to meet at the church at 6 o clock and then drive to the home of Mr and Mrs James A Saren.
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Fidelis
P. E. Rockwell
First Baptist Church
James A. Saren
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain Demonstration
An advertisement extols McCoy's Tablets to help thin men and women gain weight and regain strength. It cites a case of a woman who gained 15 pounds in five weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: if after buying four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes there is no at least 5 pound gain and improved health, the druggist refunds the purchase price. The product is advertised as McCoy's Tablets with shortened name McCoy's Coo Liver Oil Tablets, available at Fox, Randal and Post Office Drug Stores.
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McCoy
Fox, Randal and
Post Office Drug Stores
Freckles Remedy Offer Promises Free Trial
Sun and wind bring out ugly spots and a remedy guarantees no cost if freckles persist. Buy an ounce of Othine double strength from a drug or department store and apply several times to reveal a clear complexion. The sale promises money back if freckles remain after use.
Madrid Braces for Tariff Rise Threatening British Goods
Impending increases in the customs tariff are expected to wipe out all British manufactured goods from the Spanish market as Madrid faces economic pressures. The notice invites all parents to a local event two and a half miles northeast of the city, urging members to attend and bring wet filled baskets.
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Madrid
MecMullins Formula Sold for Lung Ailments in Leeton
A Leeton Missouri man Mr W Wyatt reports gaining 25 pounds in six months and feeling well while promoting MecMullins Formula for weak lungs coughs colds flu bronchial troubles asthma or hay fever. Hundreds endorse it and Randall Drug Co sells it.
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W. Wyatt
Leeton
MecMullin
Randall Drug Co
Marmola diet pills touted for easy slender figures
An advertisement claims Marmola prescription tablets promote slender figures with a scientific basis. It asserts wide use over two years with millions of boxes sold and includes a book inside each box explaining the formula and reasons for results. It urges readers to try a $1 box and observe effects.
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Mrs. Prouty
Ward- Belmont
Woman’s Association
Potter County Federation
Pleasant Valley Civic Club
Amarillo
Golden Beacock
Coats
Polk Street
MP Atest
Polk St. A
Texas
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
General Utility
Jersey
Jale
Hay
Napoleon
Paris
Flere Effects
Polk St
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