A U W Opens Twenty First Year With Tea in Amarillo
Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women starts its twenty first year with a tea at the Federation Club Rooms. Hosts and guests include Messieurs Cradit Carlson Livermore Hamlett O Keefe Nichols Oakes and others. Floral decor, a short business session, and several musical numbers highlight the event. Over one hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Federation Club
Mesdames L. V. Cradit
Walter Carlson
Francis Livermore
E. G. Hamlett
Earl O’keefe
Harold Nichols
Hosbanana
Oakes
C. R. Dougherty
Livermore
Harry Longabach
Pat Beirne
Mary Alice Cawthon
Lois Keith
Dolly Pendleton
Cardus advertised relief for periodic female pain
An old advertisement targets women with functional cramps and stomach distress. It claims Cardus acts as a tonic to stimulate appetite and gastric juices, boosting energy and resistance. The ad suggests starting three days before menses and cites a 62 year record of potential help.
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Cardus
Dr. Caldwell
Sulphurous Compound Adds Health to Poultry Feed
A sure fire poultry supplement claims to destroy intestinal germs and worms when added to water or feed. It promotes appetite health and egg production, costs little, and is backed by a money back guarantee. Cretney Drug 600 Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretney Drug 600 Polk
Vows Read In Missouri for Loreta Ludlam and Cpl Greenwood
Announcement of the marriage of Loreta L. Ludlam and Corporal E R Greenwood. The single ring ceremony occurred August 20 at Byers Avenue Methodist Church in Joplin Missouri. Greenwood is in the Army at Camp Crowder Missouri and the couple reside in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loreta L. Ludlam
J. A. Ludlam
Jackson Street
KGNC
Cpl. E. R. Greenwood
B. H. Greenwood
Alma
Mich
Byers Avenue Methodist Church
Joplin
C. B. Scott
Corporal Greenwood
Camp Crowder
Signal Corps
Social Calendar Lists Tonight's Community Meetings and Events
Tonight features Red Cross sewing and surgical dressings at San Jacinto Methodist Church and a Red Cross canteen course led by Miss Frances Annis at Y W C A. Also scheduled are lodge and club gatherings across Amarillo including Capitol Hotel dinner, Khiva Temple functions, and numerous afternoon and evening auxiliary activities.
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Red Cross
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Frances Annis
Train Orders Sent by Radio in Amarillo Tests
Santa Fe Railway and Bendix Aviation tested high frequency radio telephone links in Amarillo. Officials observed from the Santa Fe Building as conductors on trains received orders via radio at multiple Panhandle locations. The setup included a 30 foot roof antenna and equipment at dispatch headquarters, with positive notes on further development. A queen city group will meet for a luncheon Thursday at the W O W hall.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe Railway Company
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Santa Fe
Panhandle
G. H. Minchin
T. P. Brewster
Queen City Group
Queen City of the Plains
Order of the Railway Conductors
W. O. W. Hall
East Seventh Avenue
First Baptist Philathea Class Installs Officers
The First Baptist Philathea Class held a luncheon and installation of officers at Payne Tea Room with theme Stars and Moon. Officers installed included President Ben Pate and vice presidents Parsons Tyson Hazlewood Bailey Formby, with several group captains and reporters named. Open house for Horace Mann School cafeteria follows at 8 p m Thursday for parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Philathea
Payne Tea Room
R. P. Parcells
Lee Harry
Stars and Moon
Mesdames Ben Pate
Ernest Parsons
W. B. Tyson
Fred Shaw
W. T. Hazlewood
Guy Bailey
W. Formby
P. T. Hamilton
E. G. Powell
Joe Denman
Alice Tyson
R. A. Taylor
Mesdames
Pat Dean
Otis Higdon
C. L. Dunivan
J. O. Hutto
Sue Carroll
K. C. Gentry
Bill Bourn
H. E. Knight
Frank Allen
Dorothy Parker
Taylor
Harry
Powell
Travis Street
Horace Mann
City Finally Gets New Street Sweeper
Amarillo increased its fleet to two street sweepers as the old unit was worn out. The city waited almost a year after applying to the War Production Board in November 1943, with the Elgin Illinois factory delayed by war contracts. The new mammoth machine, purchased for cash, cost about $7 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
War Production Board
Elgin
Army Navy Award to Pantex Employees
Pantex Ordnance Plant and Certain-teed Products employees received the Army Navy production award for a fine war equipment record. Robert P Patterson under secretary of war sender a letter praising patriotism and work backing soldiers. A ceremony for the certificate and emblem will be planned.
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Pantex
Robert P. Patterson
Howard G. Philbrook
Ordnance Plant
Ralph F. Gow
Army Board of Production Awards
Patterson
Philbrook
R. M. Smith
Europe
Germany
Japan
Sailors Neckcloths Originated as Slings for Battle Wounds
Sailors fashioned neckerchiefs for use as slings or tourniquets for injuries in battle. The practice reflects early improvisation and utilitarian gear among crews.
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G. C. Ordy
Arch Lidia
Jesdames John Oakes
H Bozeman
Rolla Cartwright
W . Rusk
Marshall B. Shaw
Lester Wick
Earl Wyatt
Jane Whicker
Barbara Johnson
Billy Keith
Julia Dean Evans
Macon O. Carder
Bonita
Leola Tuttle
Order of Eastern Star
Adah
Betty Rodgers
L. B. Baker
Lettie Keaton
Bertie Lee Brune
Rth and
Buchanan
Ol’ Vernon
Ole Man Frost
Longines
John Furbach
Polk
Adele Simpson
Missouri
E. R. Greenwood
A. A. U. W. Surgical Bandage Group
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Business and Professional Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
O. BE
Khiva Temple
Episcopal Woman’s Auxiliary
Lunchaera
Arthur Ware
Hughes Reet
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Pleasant Valley
B. F. Tate
Ellwood Park
Polk Street
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Christian Woman's Council
J. W Darby
Fairmont Street
Eunice Hulen
West Eleventh Ave
Y. W C. A. Business Girls Committee
Faye C. Gordon
Lincoln Street
Gamma Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
David Brown
Bonham Street
First Presbyterian Woman's Council
Little Flower Mission Guild
W. M. Benson
San Jacinto
City
George H. Minchin
Army-Navy
del Rio
Mavis Atterback
Park
Law
Cpl
Bill Elliott
Col. T. ©. Gerber
St. Louis, Mo
Gerber
Ordnance Department
DR. Caldwell Senna
Mary L. Spence
Piano Store
W. 6Th
Plainview
Broadway
Amarillo Ice Co
Second & Monroe
North Rusk
Yen
Jess
Eleer
Cretney
Diamond Shop
Holiday
U.S.C. U.S.O
United War Relief
National War Fund
B. R. Solnick
Mgr
Polk St
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