Presidents Review Work In Texas Federation Of Women Clubs
Mrs. Volney Taylor of Brownsville and Mrs. W. P. Arriett of Lamesa reviewed district and state Federation accomplishments at a reception in Amarillo. Mrs. E. Fish of Amarillo joined as an honored guest. Taylor outlined federation aims and club cooperation. Accomplishments highlighted include leading in new clubs, Penny Art Fund gifts, art fund contributors, Woman's Day headquarters funding, and Woman's Day participation. May Peterson Thompson led the receiving line and Mattea McClurkin ran the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Taylor
Brownsville
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
W. P. Arriett
Lamesa
First Christian Church
8. E. Fish
Amarillo
Taylor
Austin
Arriett
W. M. McCarty
Potter County Federation
Fish
Federated Clubs
McCarty
May Peterson Thompson
Mattea McClurkin
Nights-Backache Stop Gettting Up Remedy Ad Note
A vintage ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a diuretic to ease kidney and bladder discomfort and improve sleep. It claims safety and low cost, with tips to seek the Haarlem brand from Holland. Also mentions a local club meeting with musical performances and visiting club leaders touring Pampa and Shamrock.
Community club events and church notices listed for Friday
Local groups announce meetings and activities including a covered dish dinner at First Baptist Mrs W D Westbay 1613 Tyler St 6 30 pm Unity Study Club 1500 Taylor 8 pm Child Study Club Mrs J D Frye 1014 Sunset Terrace 3 pm Halcyon Club Mrs Joe Shields 403 Forest St all day meeting Liano Estacado Chapter C C L A Mrs J B Vetesk 1400 West 19th Ave 1 15 pm Street 2 30 pm Pleasant Valley PTA school 7 30 pm Open house Sanborn PTA school auditorium 8 pm Woodman Circle W O W Hall Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club Mrs George Dudley 2 30 Junior Child Study Club Mrs A D Lidia 1508 West 20th Ave 3 pm Mrs J P Hackler assistant hostess Circle No 4 First Christian Church waffle supper 5 30 pm 8 o'clock Mozart Society anniversary Mrs B V Blackwell 1222 Harrison St 8 20 pm W M S Line Avenue Baptist Church day of prayer for state missions Mrs L Quinn 906 Virginia St 10 am covered dish luncheon at noon
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W. M
Line Avenue Baptist Church
State Missions
Children Quickly See Favoritism
Olive Roberts Barton discusses parental bias as a family unit struggles with a father who openly favors the youngest son while the older two children feel neglected. The piece argues that fair affection matters to prevent hurt and resentment among siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
NEA Service, Inc
American Business Club Sponsors Benefit Dance in Amarillo
The Amarillo chapter of the American Business Club, sponsor of the Potter County Zoo, hosts a zoo benefit dance at Roseland Ballroom Monday night. Dr. Earle Mann said the club aims to raise funds to replace the zoo’s loness after Queen’s death, with Bob Mueller's Sixteen Dutchmen band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Business Club
Potter County
Fairgrounds
Roseland Ballroom
Earle Mann
Zoo
Queen
Dr. Mann
Bob Mueller
Noel Evans
Ernest Archambeau
John R. Armstrong
Don’t Endure Slipping False Teeth Ad on Fasteeth Powder
Do your false teeth drop or slip when you talk eat laugh or sneeze Don’t be annoyed and embarrassed a minute longer FASTEETH a new powder to sprinkle on your plates holds teeth firm Gives fine feeling of security and comfort Get FAS TEETH today at City Drug Co Fox Drug Co or any other drug store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
Central Junior P. T. A. Holds Open House
About 300 people attended the Central Junior High School P T A open house on Tuesday evening. The event followed a Go To School Night schedule with refreshments, orchestra selections under Miss Pearl Miller, and a second period girls chorus. Superintendent W W A McIntosh spoke on Texas curriculum revisions. refreshments were provided by Mrs A T Bryce and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Mrs. E. M. Benesch Hosts A Deal Em Club
The A Deal Em Club met Tuesday afternoon at 500 Kentucky Street hosted by Mrs. E M Benesch. After bridge, Mrs. E L Roy Curtis won first and traveling prizes, with Mrs. C B Galbreath taking second high. A short business session welcomed new member Mrs. Jack Pittman and guests included Mrs. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Benesch
Kentucky Street
E. L. Roy Curtis
C. B. Galbreath
Jack Pittman
Curtis
Mesdames F. W. Fields
John Moore
Jack Pitman
H. 8. Milholland
Charles Mellor
E. W. Fields
Community group notes and upcoming events in Amarillo
The Home Makers Sunday School Class met at Mrs. Draper's house with 25 attending. Elections named Mrs. Fullerton president and several vice presidents. secretary is Mrs. Guynes. Other items include Open House plans for Pleasant Valley P T A with speakers from the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers and a program featuring Pupils of Miss Mattea McClurkin, Miss Ruby Ford, Miss Drucilla Adelmann, and Paul Pankratz. The Mozart Society hosts guest artists Thaulows at Mrs. Blackwell home Friday evening. Junior Child Study Club hosts Mrs. A D Lidia and assistant hostess Mrs. J P Hackler Friday afternoon. A regular dance at Amarillo Country Club and a waffle supper by Circle No 4 at First Christian Church are announced. The McKinley School PT A opens the term next Tuesday at 3:30 in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Makers
San Jacinto Baptist Church
E. Draper
B. F. Fullerton
R. L. Bomar
A Daniels
E. Portwood
C. Guthrie
B. Guynes
Blanche Groves
China
W. D. Westbay
Amarillo
Revival Begins at San Jacinto Church on Sunday
Rev. Ray Johnson of Abilene opens a revival Sunday morning at San Jacinto Methodist Church with his wife leading the young people’s work. Rev. J. N. Huckabee editorially announced plans for a large congregational singing program and a music committee will oversee arrangements. A luncheon at the church’s Fellowship Hall drew 500 members to discuss revival details. Russell Middleton elected to lead adult church work with a joint service set for 9 45 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Johnson
Abilene
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. N. Huckabee
Johnson
Huckabee
J. J. Crume
Joe Shields
H. P. Cochran
Neva White
Clyde Staves
Russell Middleton
Middleton
Texas Cotton Tax Exemption Valued at 17 Million
College Station September 27 Texas Bankhead cotton allotment board estimates cotton tax exemption certificates in Texas worth 17 million. Bureau of crop estimates puts 1934 Texas crop at 2 383 000 bales about 850 000 under quota relief. Certificates valued at 20 a bale imply a 17 million loss if Bankhead Act ends in 1935. Certificates distributed in 160 counties with 216 counties making 333 340 applications. total certificates 498 818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
U.P
Bankhead Cotton Allotment Board
Texas
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Texas Railroad Body To Hold Oil Parley
The Texas Railroad Commission will hold a Special Oil proration hearing on the north and south Duval County wells on October 8 to study bottom hole pressure declines and allowable calculations. A second hearing the same day will set special field rules for the Trinity field in Trinity and Houston counties in the Gulf Coast district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Government Wells
Duval County
Laten Stanberry
Oil and Gas Division
Trinity
Houston
Gulf Coast District
Doug Fairbanks Leaves Mary for Mexico City Trip
Hollywood report says Douglas Fairbanks flies to Mexico City with Joseph Schenck heading south for two weeks or more. He parts from Mary Pickford without reconciliation talks. They attend the Mexican National Theater opening, with Schenck meeting President Rodriguez representing MPPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Mexico City
New York
Yucatan
Havana
Joseph Schenck
Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Schenck
Mexican National Theater
Abelardo Rodriguez
Motion Picture Producers Association
Dallas Sets October 30 Centennial Bond Election
Dallas will hold a 3 million dollar Centennial bond election on October 30 to fund parks, parkways, boulevards and related beautification efforts. The date was moved from November 6 to secure eligibility to host the exposition starting November 1, per unanimous council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
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Amarillo Globe
TIAAS
Marsdal
SEF
Haarlem
Holland
Paul Womack
G. T. Vineyard
J. L. Scott
Pampa
Shamrock
Eurelian
First Baptist Church
Tyler Street
Unity Study Club
J. D. Frye
Sunset Terrace
Halcyon Club
Forest Street
Liano Estacado
CC. L. A
J. B. Vetesk
Weat
19Th Avenue
Taylor Street
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Sanborn P. T. A
Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Forest Hill
A. D. Lidia
West Twentieth Avenue
J. P. Hackler
Mozart Society
B. V. Blackwell
Harrison Street
Coe
Olive Roberts Barton
Creamers
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk
Mrs
Amarillo Country Club
Parent-Teacher Association Country Club
Melody Maids
Circle No. 4
The
McKinley School Parent Teacher Association
San Jacinto
Washington
United States
South Africa
Indo-China
Rev
R. N. Huckabee
Texas Railroad Body
England
Doug
Mary
Paris
Tune In Plough
Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
NBC
Cuthura
Mollie Wiseman
Watson Ave
New Albany
Miss
Ticura
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. 12
Malden
Mass
Dept. N
American Cranberry Exchange
West Broadway
New York City
Earmer Cranberries
Will
America
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News
Daily News
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