Demonstration Club Opens Its New Year With Meeting
Mrs. Joe Dooley hosted the Junior Woman's Club kickoff at 3011 Hughes Street. Leaders Mrs. Bond Burgess and Mrs. Wayland led the current events lesson as year books were distributed and thanks offered to the year book committee of Dooley, Gibson, and Sullenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dooley
Hughes Street
Bond Burgess
Wayland
W. W. Gibson
Samuel Sullenberger
John Ballard
Julian Bivins
Gerald Blackburn
W. D. Burger
Henry Charless
M. K. Collie
John Cowan
Chad Elliott
Harris Kimbrough
W. F. Manning
Mack Nobles
Jack Rogers
W. A. Stanley
Beaumont Stinnett
A. E. Winsett
Book with timeless advice for lonely women readers
Anne Hirst reviews Marjorie Hillis Live Alone and Like It advising lone women to read it for guidance. The column highlights chapters on Solitary Refinement and When a Lady Needs a Friend, and shares reader letters about loneliness and relationships. A San Francisco air mail note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Marjorie Hillis
Miss Hillis
Former Grid Star Hero of Hotel Fire in Missoula
Bert Baston once All American grid star and Minnesota end coach helped evacuate guests during an early morning fire at the Florence Hotel in Missoula. The blaze damaged the four story, 125 room hotel as Minnesota players sheltered there en route to Seattle. Damages unofficially listed at 500000 dollars. Baston searched rooms for two players thought trapped but they were found safe, Frank Warner and Mike Milosevich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Bert Baston
University of Minnesota
Gopher
Florence
Gophers
Seattle
University of Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Frank Warner
Minneapolis
Mike Milosevich
St. Paul
Control of Hiring of Seamen Becomes Pacific Coast Strike Issue
In San Francisco on September 25 1934 the control of seamen hiring again surfaces as a central dispute amid the Pacific Coast maritime strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mrs S D Barrier Hosts Circle 3 Coffee Hour
Mrs S D Barrier entertained Circle No 3 of the First Christian Church with a morning coffee at 2220 Taylor Street. A short program featured Mrs Ray Wheatley presenting the lesson and Mrs J Alton May reading poems by Texas writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Charles Wilson
H. B. Kellersberger
E. L. Curtis
Fred Coffee
Alice Sweeney
R. W. Jones
G. C. Carter
A. C. Pickins
E. B. Harris
C. Wiseman
Mesdames
H. A. Shaw
Ray Wheatley
H. Madden
E. L. Sanders
Wallace A. Stone
W. R. Hill
Neta Murrel Hawkins Honored at Party
Neta Murrel Hawkins was honored with a surprise birthday party at her home on 312 Tennessee Street. Johnnie West performed a dance, Gloria Clemmons sang, Genelle Allen read, and bingo prizes were awarded. Pink and white refreshments featured in the celebration for Mrs. Hawkins and a list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neta Murrel Hawkins
Tennessee Street
Johnnie West
Gloria Clemmons
Genelle Allen
Mrs. Hawkins
Murry Curl
Austa Hinds
R.S. Holmes
L. M. Bassett
Miss Warner
Dorothy Webb
Carrol Curl
Theda Perry
Guy Ivy
Ed Timmons
Jewel Southland
Domestic arts department entries call after six Saturday
Exhibitors in the domestic arts department at the Tri-State Fair should call for entries after 6 o clock Saturday evening. Mrs G J Nunn, superintendent, will be at the booth Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5 o'clock to return articles to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Nunn
Thrifty Club Luncheon at Mrs Grady Blair Home
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club plans a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Grady Blair’s home. The Security Benefit Association will hold a social meeting at Carpenters Hall Monday night at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Grady Blair
The
Security Benefit Association
Carpenters Hall
Social calendar items from Texas clubs and libraries
The calendar lists events including Highland Park PTA postponed meeting, Woman's Auxiliary luncheon and Panhandle Dental Society business meeting at Cactus Cafe, Amarillo Country Club dance, and Potter County Library story hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Panhandle Dental Society
Cactus Cafe
Potter County Library
B P W Club Dinner Meeting Highlights Amarillo
The Business and Professional Women's Club met Tuesday in the Amarillo Hotel Red Room with Alma Richardson leading the program. Mrs. Dora Watt gave readings and Lorena Howard discussed conventions while Edythe England presented membership data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo
Alma Richardson
Dora Watt
Lorena Howard
Edythe England
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Misses Cora Astle
Blanche Davidson
Jewell Davidson
Dena Hill
Ernestine Osborn
Mary Alice Scott
Elizabeth Nixson
Lou Naylor
Florence Read Club to Host Covered Dish Luncheon
The Florence Read Club invites members to a social meeting and covered dish luncheon at the Masonic Temple on Monday at 10 o'clock. Each member may bring one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Read Club
Masonic Temple
Household Hints From A Vintage Kitchen
A collection of practical tips on serving apples with flowerlike baked cuts and cinnamon, crocheting a rug from felt hats, creating appetizing colorfully plated meals, and using colored linen to brighten table settings.
Damask Weaves Display Rich Formal Dining Shades
Deep blues greens and wine dominate damask patterns ideal for formal dinner tables. Guidance notes that loosening the washing machine ringer eases ironing and reduces wrinkles by shaking garments and hanging them promptly to dry.
4H Girl Club Clothing Division Awards at Tri-State Fair
Miss Viola Jones announces winners in the 4H Girls Clothing division at the Tri-State Fair. Winners include Mildred Scott Potter Soncy for multiple items and Eunice Bell Potter Soncy among top placers across towels dressers and garments. many students from Potter Soncy Wheeler and surrounding towns receive honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Jones
Wheeler
Mildred Scott
Potter
Soncy
Eunice Bell
Naomi York
Collingsworth
Aberdeen
Lola Prock
Gray
Alanreed
Margaret
May
Childress
Highpoint
Jimmie Fillpot
Dred Scott
Cornelia Morgan
Tell
Oliva Wink
St. Francis
Slip
Beulah Crewer
Mobeetie
Mary Helen Hodges
Highland Park
Minnie Bell Parker
Masterson
Mary Mobberly
River Road
Nellie B Candler
Briscoe
Bulah Crewer
Cornelia Fae Morgan
Ellen Hall
Viola Bichsel
Joy Bell Riley
Cornelia Fay Morgan
Clothing Demonstrator
Minnie Belle Parker
Cecile Brown
Dorothy Bauer
Randall
Lois West
Clestine Dennis
Lois Meek
Cooperator
Vanita Forsyth
Nellie B. Candler
Eva Willard
Beulah Brewer
Geraldine Shackelford
Bids Sought for 14 Road Projects Across Texas
The highway department announced bids for 14 projects estimated at 1 077 604 dollars. Counties include Grayson with roadside work between Sherman and Denison Smith on Highway 7 near Tyler Wilbarger and Pease River bridge on Highway 23 in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Highway Department
Grayson
Sherman
Denison
Smith
Tyler
Wilbarger
Pease River
Fifteen Beer Dealers To Answer Board
Fifteen dealers in beer and wine in Houston Heights have been notified to appear before the state liquor control board in Austin on Monday to show why their right to operate should not be withdrawn. Houston Heights was dry at annexation. Houston is wet. The attorney general's department ruled Heights remained dry and this was sustained by a court test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Houston Heights
State Liquor Control Board
Houston
Attorney General's Department
Holbrook Opposes Higher Sulphur Tax in Texas
Senator T. J. Holbrook of Galveston said he would oppose increasing Texas sulphur production tax to match Louisiana. Texas tax stands at 75 cents per ton while Louisiana taxes at two dollars. All active sulphur mines in Texas lie in Holbrook's district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Texas
Louisiana
Holbrook
Largest court docket in 19 years in Comal County
Judge M C Jefferey of Lockhart noted the Comal County September district court docket is the largest in 19 years, with the grand jury returning 46 indictments as the term begins in New Braunfels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
M. C. Jefferey
Lockhart
Comal County
Home Demonstration Club Fashion Winners at Tri-State Fair
Miss Dalton Burleson announces clothing division winners for the Tri-State Fair. Prizes go to multiple households in Potter, Randall, Hutchinson, Soncy, Wheeler, Collingsworth, and surrounding areas, with items including hooked chairs, hooked rugs, pillow slips, dresser scarves, bedspreads, quilts, and dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Burleson
Panhandle
H. H. Gregg
Hutchinson
Spring Creek
R. B. Gist
Randall
Sunny Hill
Julia Hamilton
Ochiltree
G. Wade
C. C. Collingsworth
Wheeler
Bethel
Newt Trout
Allison
Lena Harvey
H. J. Nock
Wilbarger
Vernon Towel
Jess Deger
Collingsworth
Lutie
Claude Powell
Ramsdale
L. C. Scott
Potter
Soncy
Connellee
River Road
Iola McPherson
Forest Hill
J. FE
Sunnyside
H. R. Jones
J. G. Gardner
N. Wellington
Grace Simpson
Childress
Harry Krabbe
Brady
Glen Dawlin
Wellington
F. C Knight
Gray
Scott Miller
W. D. Irby
Diver Road
Walta Tarbett
Leaf Club
C. C. Benton
Park
John LeGate
Bunnyside
Charles Thurman
Drives Out Itch with Black and White Ointment
Advertising copy promotes Black and White ointment for itch skin irritation and pimples. Claims 20 years of use and high recommendations. Notes a 10 cent size and availability at all druggists.
Coast employers set pier hiring and wage terms for longshoremen
Employers aligned with the committee announce pier hiring effective October 1 and plan to terminate the September 30 1934 strike award. They posted an increased pay base while extending straight-time work today from six to eight hours.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Diggs
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Lone Lady
AIR Mail Service
W.P
Pacific Coast
Grid
Hero of Fire
S. D. Barrier
Thrifty Club
Amarillo College OF Music
Tyler Emil F. Myer
Eighth and Polk
Rhealee
Felts
Highland Park Parent-Teacher Association
Tri-State
B. & P.W. Club
Charlie Marie Gibson
Loco
Elva Willard
Modena Show
Lucile Wink
Fay Wilson
Edna Huston
Twichell
Cook
Lucille Wink
Margaret Reynolds
Allison Cook
Mary Grabber
Wanita Forsyth
Boncy
Mil
H. F. Miller
Palo Duro
J. E. Broaddus
Son-Cliff
Fred Price
White Deer
Brady Meadows
Hemphill
Gageby
Loney
M. L. Parker
Gertrude Peeples
T. J Maloney
Cardui
Cardut
White & Kirk
Beatrice L. Brown
Physicians
Aiba
AE Soxuiea
Sepceetan Wolf
Caracul
Lapin
Prine
Polk Street
B. R. Solnick
Mgr
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