Tomorrow Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
A A A W tea runs 3 to 5 pm in the Women’s Club rooms at Municipal Auditorium with all members invited. Potter County Federation of Women meets at 3 pm in the same venue to elect a president and treasurer. Members and councilors urged to attend. Members’ Night dance 8:30 to 11:30 pm at Amarillo Country Club. San Jacinto Methodist ladies host all day food sale at San Jacinto Piggly Wiggly for Endowment fund. Mr and Mrs R M Teas host Thursday Needle Club and husbands at 7:30 pm at 3501 Harrison, welcoming Mr and Mrs W G Alderson departing for Lubbock.
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Municipal Auditorium
Potter County Federation of Women
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Lubbock
D A R Chapter Luncheon Celebrates Constitution Day
The Llano Estacado chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a luncheon at the Herring hotel Crystal Dining room to mark Constitution Day. Mrs. Charlie Kilgore presided as Mrs. J S Kendrick spoke on the Constitution and warned of the Red Peril while outlining DAR efforts. The chapter plans to begin its year with a meeting in October at the Women’s club rooms.
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Llano Estacado
Herring Hotel
Charlie Kilgore
America
C. R. Heaton
The
United States
J. S. Kendrick
Kendrick
Harvard
Vassar
Smith
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs Cavender Hosts Plumbers Auxiliary Weiner Roast
Mrs. Fred Cavender hosted the Woman's Auxiliary of the Master Plumbers at her home 3004 East Fourteenth Street with a seven o clock weiner roast, games and dancing after a repast. Guests included Mr and Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs Herber Mr and Mrs Collins Mr and Mrs Holdman Mr and Mrs Pearsons Mr and Mrs Walker Mr and Mrs Welch Mr and Mrs Reanes Mr and Mrs Butcher and several single guests. H V Elkington welcomed a baby daughter Anne Frances at their home 103 West Sixth Street recently, named for her paternal grandmother.
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Fred Cavender
East Fourteenth Street
Smith
Herber
Collins
Holdman
Pearsons
Walker
Welch
Reanes
Butcher
Misses Pearsons
Collins, Hood
Messrs
Fred Jobe
Ed Crawford
Roy Burk
H. V. Elkington
West Sixth Street
Anne Frances
Elks and Antlers Dance Tonight at Elks Home
An Elks and Antlers dance is scheduled for this evening from 9 to 12 at the Elks Home. The Gloom Chasers orchestra will provide music and all members are invited to attend.
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Elks Home
The
Elks and Antlers
Gloom Chasers
Harmony Club Opens Year With Luncheon at Duncan Home
Harmony club members begin the year's work with a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday at Mrs. R. A. Duncan's home 2002 Tyler Street. All members and substitutes urged to attend or call Mrs. Duncan to confirm. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Turner plan to leave Saturday for Chicago and will visit Turner's siblings in Quincy Illinois on the way home.
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Harmony Club
R. A. Duncan
Tyler Street
Mrs. Turner
Chicago
Quincy
Mrs
Avery Turner
Polk Street
Mr. Turner
Ilinois
Vaughan S. S. Class Party At Municipal Auditorium
The Vaughan Sunday school class of Polk Street Methodist church invites members and prospective members to a 7:30 PM party in the Women's club rooms at the Municipal auditorium. Members are asked to bring a prospective member. The event promises to be enjoyable.
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Vaughan
Polk Street Methodist Church
Municipal Auditorium
Phebe K Warner To Address Wesley Friendship Class
Mrs. Phebe K Warner prominent lecturer and writer of Claude will address the Wesley Friendship class of San Jacinto Methodist church Sunday morning in the main auditorium. Special music will be provided and each member urged to attend and bring a guest.
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Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Moves and Health Notes From Amarillo Residents
Mrs. Margaret Woody of Deadwood arrives in Amarillo to spend winter with son H. H. Johnston at 126 East Fountain. Wilbur Pittman heads to Texas Tech in Lubbock for sophomore year. G. C. McDaniel recovers well from tonsil removal. Mrs. Ray Stewart remains in Northwest Texas Hospital after surgery. Mrs. K. Skimmons joins husband in Detroit to make their home. Miss Mary Belle Perkins leaves for Kansas City to attend private school. Terry Thompson Jr. is critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Armstrong plan a weekend in Clarendon. Donald Weisenman ill at sister Mrs. J. M. Webb’s home, 1014 West Tenth, slightly improved.
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Margaret Woody
Deadwood
South Dakota
Amarillo
H. H. Johnston
East Fountain Avenue
Wilbur Pittman
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
G. C. McDaniel
Ray Stewart
Leader Department Store
Northwest Texas Hospital
K. Skimmons
Detroit
Mary Belle Perkins
Kansas City
Oma Butt
Miss Perkins
Terry Thompson, Jr
Ray Armstrong
Clarendon
Donald Weisenman
J. M Webb
West Tenth Street
Rule couple Watsons return home after visit
Mr and Mrs FE Tom Watson of Rule have finished visiting friends here and have returned to their home city.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Watson
Tom Watson
Rule
French chemist claims formula to produce gold
M Jollivet-Dasselot proposes a formula using silver antimony orpiment tin and heat to 1100 degrees to yield gold. The process includes injections of silver and antimony during heating, washing with water and ammonia, filtration, and recovery of gold as a deposit.
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M. Jollivet-Dasselot
Mrs. Stirratt Hosts Circle Two at Palisades
Mrs J A Stirratt entertained Circle Two of Central Presbyterian at her Palisades cabin with an informal meeting and refreshments for members including Mesdames J D Scott J N Maim A S Aldredge J F Caldwell Mary A Conkling J B Gibson J N Cofield W R Gowdy J Roy Hutts C W Allen William Stenger C C Bunch Jr and Miss Mollie Burson The San Jacinto Methodist church will hold a food sale all day Saturday at the San Jacinto Piggly Wiggly to support the Endowment fund pledge.
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J. A. Stirratt
Circle Two
Central Presbyterian Church
Palisades
J. D. Scott
J. N. Maim
A S. Aldredge
J. F. Caldwell
Mary A. Conkling
J. B. Gibson
J. N. Cofield
W. R. Gowdy
J. Roy Hutts
C. W
San Jacinto Methodist Church
San Jacinto
Faddish Brand Names on Flapper Bathers In Virginia
Richmond reports a beach fad where young women tape Greek letter brands about six inches above the knee. The adhesive tape shields skin from sun while leaving the letters clearly visible, a fashion driven by college life and leisure at lakes and shorelines.
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Richmond
Old Dominion
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by generations
A testimonial from Mrs. Frank Sellers of Vinton Iowa details relief from early illness through Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad notes long term use by a mother and housekeeper and claims benefit for daughters and modern women, urging widespread trial and endorsement.
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Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vinton
Lydia
Pinkham
Frank Sellers
7Th Avenue
Lydia B. Pinkham
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Mrs. Cavender
Plumbers Woman’s Auxiliary
Cere
Anne Frances Elkington
Vincélis
Chichester
Rand
Pitts
CIEL
Scholl
Vaughan S. S
Wesley
Popular Millinery Co
Polk ST
Elizabeth
Porto Rico
Fillet
Normandy
Jersey
P. N
Oliver Eakle
Blackburn Building
Vernon Dalhart
al Hopkins
Abe Lyman
Tolzien
Mrs. Stirratt
Children’s Shopper
East Sixth
Coats
Ariecu
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
News-Globe
Chic
Ivery
C. ER. King
Taylor
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