Magnolia Family Hosts Informal Booster Club Banquet
Members of the Magnolia Booster Club and Magnolia Petroleum Company guests gathered in Amarillo Hotel Red Room for an informal banquet and program. Mrs. P. H. Womack presided as toast mistress while Mrs. J. P. Cannon and others presented talks and musical numbers.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
Amarillo Hotel
Magnolia Family
J. FE. Marvin
P. H. Womack
Local club meetings listed for Friday and midweek
Happy-Go-Lucky Club to meet at 3500 Polk Street Friday at 2 30 with hostess O V Tingley. Circle No 2 of West Amarillo Christian Church to meet at 816 Fairmont Street Wednesday at 2 30 with hostess Ferrell Fox. Sandie Mothers Club to be entertained at 609 Kentucky Street by F E Wood and A E Womble Thursday at 2 30. San Jacinto P T A to hold program Tuesday at 7 30 in the school cafeteria with performances by Yvonne Brown Donald Rosh and Jean Marie Tomberlin.
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O. V. Tingley
Polk Street
Fox
Ferrell Fox
West Amarillo Christian Church
Fairmont Street
Sandie Mothers’ Club
F. E. Wood
A. E. Womble
Mrs. Wood
Kentucky Street
Sandie Mothers
SAN Jacinto P. T. A
San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association
Yvonne Brown
Donald Rosh
Jean Marie Tomberlin
West Amarillo Baptist Church
A. M. Caraway
West Eighth Avenue
W. E. Bell
la Salle Street
Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Evening Meetings
A crowded social calendar lists events across Amarillo including the Business and Professional Women’s Club supper-musical at the Amarillo Hotel at 6 15 and various lodge and church groups meeting through the evening. Circles of the West Amarillo Baptist and Polk Street Methodist WMS hold 3 o’clock sessions with multiple hostesses, while the Y W A of West Amarillo Baptist Church and several PTA and church groups gather for socials, luncheons, and lessons at local venues.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Special program at Buchanan Street PTA meeting
A get acquainted program will be presented at the Buchanan Street Parent Teacher Association meeting Tuesday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. The event will feature performances by the school choral club and welcomes from Superintendent W A McIntosh Principal E L Hunter John Winters and E F Cox. Refreshments will follow.
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Buchanan Street
Parent-Teacher Association
W. A. McIntosh
E. L. Hunter
John Winters
EF. R. Cox
Democrats Name Walter Walker to Senate Seat in Colorado
Walter Walker publisher of the Grand Junction newspaper fills the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Charles W. Waterman. The Senate stands 48 Democrats, 47 Republicans, and one Farmer-Labor member with Walker's future in the lame duck session or until a successor is chosen. Walker has long served in Colorado Democratic circles and led the state delegation at Chicago.
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Denver
United States
Senate
Walter Walker
Grand Junction
Charles W. Waterman
Farmer-Labor
Walker
William H. Adams
Colorado
Democratic State Central Committee
Waterman
Chicago
Houston's kin Laura Shawn dies at 77 in Kansas City
Mrs Laura Shawn 77 granddaughter of Sam Houston first president of Texas died Monday at her home in Kansas City Kansas. The text notes her connection to Texas history and her age at death.
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Houston
Kansas City
Kan
Laura Shawn
Sam Houston
Texas
Cardui Relieves Beaumont Woman's Ailments After Seven Bottles
Mrs Nick Barranco of Beaumont Texas describes relief from pain and exhaustion after taking Cardui noting improved sleep appetite and overall health. She states seven bottles were used and that the product helped her mother’s similar symptoms. Cardui is advertised as sold at all drug stores.
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Nick Barranco
Beaumont
Texas
Hoffman
Tam
Anne Adams Kiddie Frocks Patterns 2356 and 2326
Tiny frocks for children with contrasting yokes and sleeves. Patterns 2356 (sizes 4–10) and 2326 (sizes 2–8) require specified fabric yardages. Includes illustrated sewing instructions. Catalog offers many patterns and lingerie designs. mail orders to The Globe Pattern Department, New York.
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Anne Adams
Globe Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Brookhart Seeks Re election as Independent Senator
Senator Smith W. Brookhart, a known foe of business interests, accepts a progressive party nomination in Washington Iowa aimed at re election to the U S Senate. He vows to fight for the people and to win with the new Iowa party backing.
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Washington
Smith W. Brookheart
Iowa
United States Senate
Progressive Party
Brookhart
Campaigns Set for General Election Against Field and Murphy
A candidate continues an active campaign before the general election facing Henry Field of Shenandoah who beat him in the Republican primary and Louis Murphy of Dubuque, a Democratic party representative.
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Duct
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Five Cents Too High At Coney Island Exhibition
David Goldstein charged Aaron Holtz five cents admission to his exhibition of world wonders at Coney Island. Holtz paid but complained the price was too high and was ejected. A magistrate held Goldstein in $100 bail on assault charges.
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New York
David Goldstein
Aaron Holtz
Coney Island
Goldstein
Household Hints on Washing Blankets and Servings
Washing blankets requires gentle handling let water soak through pat or squeeze saturate and dry with the same method avoid roughening fibers use warm water not hot For entertaining keep luncheon simple iced fruit cup ahead plates dessert and beverage. do not whip cream or delay service promptness makes a meal more delicious
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Luke
Decorating Tips Emphasize Informality Over Formality
The piece suggests white artificial calla lilies in black bowls suit formal dining rooms, while informal homes should use wide couches with gay cushions, plump candles, and easy chairs. Colored bowls and potted plants add warmth. ornaments and amusing objects on shelves can enhance niches or bookcases.
Household Aids for Sinks and Sleeping Arrangements
The article suggests a rubber cap on a handle to create suction to clear clogs in sinks and describes a convertible day bed that becomes twin beds. When pushed together with cushions and a cover it disguises a double life.
Harmony Club Opens Year With Luncheon Program
Harmony Club began its year with a luncheon at the homes of Mrs. F. M. McLaughlin and Mrs. E. E B. Adams at 1711 Taylor Street. The event featured a four course meal and a program directed by Mrs. James Otis Trulove including piano duos, vocal and violin solos and a jazz study.
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Harmony Club
F. M. McLaughlin
E. E B. Adams
Taylor Street
Lester Blakemore
J. F E. Montgomery
Walter Fuermann
L. B. Newby
Lou Stogner
R. C. Martini
James Wise
Howard Lynch
James Otis
Riley Strickland
B. B. Holland
David Guion
Paul Womack
Edward B. Hall
Blakemore
Martin
Mesdames
Ira F. Key
R. A. Duncan
R. &. Thompson
Otis Trulove
Charles F. Smith
EF. W. Little
James Otis Trulove
Winona Frost
Fr. F. Lanham
Jess Rogers
F. B. Mize
C. H. Mason
F. FE. Woodruff
C. W. Seibel
N. Wheeler
Ed Mayer
Misses Mabel
Jonnie Rowan
Margaret
Harris
Laura Clyde Rankin Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Laura Clyde Rankin celebrated her eighth birthday with a party at her home on 700 Jefferson Street Monday afternoon. Guests assisted with games and refreshments were served by a list of relatives and friends including Bobbie Brockman Betty Jo Johnson Beulah Hamby Phillis Evans and many others.
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Laura Clyde Rankin
Jefferson Street
Laura Clyde
Bobbie Brockman
Betty Jo Johnson
Beulah Hamby
Phillis Evans
Betty Gathright
Betty de Brazil
Dorothy Jean Hazelwood
Onita Hamby
Imogene Davis
Joe Ann Teter
Ruth Williams
Ancil Williams
Audrey Williams
Wanda Parks
Max Camps
Bill Sleigh
Athenaeum Club Meeting at Mrs Crane’s Home
The Athenaeum Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs J J Crane 1019 West Eleventh Avenue Thursday afternoon at 3. Bakers announce arrival of son Brooks David born Sunday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Alton Baker 500 Lamar Street.
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Athenaeum Club
J. J. Crane
West Eleventh Avenue
Bakers
Alton Baker
Lamar Street
Brooks David
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H. J. Sasse
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Fellowship Hall
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Sunset Terrace
R. O. Lehman
I. D. Cole
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Order of Rainbow Girls
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P. T. A. Meet
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Fannie Hurst
Byvere
Pannie Murat
Amarillo
Circus Coming
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Hanneford Family
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