Panel discussion on memberships at Amarillo club dinner
A Busi ness and Professional Women's Club dinner program in Amarillo featured a panel on memberships. Participants included state president Mrs. Faye Gordon Miss Elizabeth Nixson Mrs. Aurelia Curtis Dr. Daisy Pennock Mrs. Ova Lee Pond and Miss Alma Richardson with music by Miss Lucille Palmer.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo Hotel
Faye Gordon
Elizabeth Nixson
Aurelia Curtis
Daisy Pennock
Ova Lee Pond
Alma Richardson
Lucille Palmer
Mesdames
Alice Hubbell
Blanche Pumphrey
Maude Schilling
Katherine Weisel
Maade McClung
Ora Lee Pond
Rebecca Kennedy
Tempest Ray
Ruth Griffin
Mildred Buthker
Winnifred Ehriick
Gertrude Foraker
Mary Alice Scott
Cora Astel
Ruby Kirk Dena Hill
Blanche Davidson
Miriam Peckham
Cleo Bradley
Georgia Kirkman
Lita Witt
Beauty Tips From Actresses And Church Notices
Carmel Myers and Gale Lonegaard share beauty hints about soap water and tar soap for hair care. The day’s items include church events at First Baptist and St Andrews, a church class dinner at 4004 Tyler Street, and a homeward return from Los Angeles by Mr and Mrs R E Dickerson. The Old Burnt Church at Jacksonboro, S C, marks 200 years since its erection.
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Carmel Myers
Gale Lonegaard
Jacksonboro
South Carolina
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets Relieve Periodic Pains
Clinical tests prove it. Take them today for welcome ease and comfort. Take regularly for permanent relief. No narcotics. No dizziness. No unpleasant effects. Sold by all druggists. Small box with price. Larger size available.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tri-State Fair Horse Show and Related Events
Thursday night events include the Tri-State Fair Horse Show in front of the grandstand at 8 15. Maria Class of First Baptist Church and Mrs. O K Downing host at 4004 Tyler Street 7. Friday features Bethany Class luncheon at 12 with Mrs. L B Goodwin 2411 Hayden Street. Also Saddle Horse Exposition in front of the grandstand at 8 15 and Berean Class dinner at 7. Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street hosts sessions at 2 30 and 8 o'clock.
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First Baptist Church
O. K. Downing
Tyler Street
Myer
Kimbrough
Maria
Bethany
L. B. Goodwin
Hayden Street
Amarillo
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Variety Furnished In Entertainment For Six-W Club
Six-W Bridge Club members met at the Capitol Hotel at 10 for bridge games and lunch then visited the Tri-State Fair. High scores went to Mrs. C G Fierabend and Mrs. C E Canfield. Outgoing president Mrs. C V Wood was honored with a handkerchief shower.
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Six-W
Capitol Hotel
Tri-State Fair
C. G. Felerabend
C. E. Canfield
C. V. Wood
Mrs. Fierabend
Roscoe Sasser
Mesdames C. V. Wood
Arlin Hudgins
Jimmie Payne Francis Wallace
Gerald Bishop
Bride-Elect Fetes Zuma Cotten With Coffee Shower
A pre nuptial coffee at Mrs J A Whittenburgs home honors Miss Zuma Vance Cotten fiance Will Miller Sutton with pink roses and asters. Guests include Eleanor Gist Emily Loving Wilson Dawn Adkins Rue Paula Parcells and several ladies and gentlemen. Also notes gift ideas for the October wedding and a brief update on Mrs C V Wood returning from Waynoka Oklahoma.
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Zuma Vance Cotten
Will Miller Sutton
J. A Whittenburg
Julian Boulevard
Joe Morris
Whittenburg
Eleanor Gist
Emily Loving Wilson
Fort Worth
Dawn Adkins
Paula Parcells
Mesdames Lawrence Griffith
Dan Thomson
T. Curtis
Howard Gooch
J. A. Whittenburg, Jr
Amarillo Charter Amendments Seek City Government Change
The proposed amendments redefine city government to a mayor plus four at large or precinct based commissioners. Amendment No 2 outlines election of a mayor and four commissioners with staggered at large seats and eventual precinct-based reapportionment. Amendment No 8 sets the next regular election for April 1935 and regular biennial elections thereafter with a mayor and four precinct commissioners forming the municipal government.
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Amarillo
Texxas
City of
Suspended Murder Sentence For Fort Worth Man
G C Northern, 23, was placed under a five year suspended sentence on charges of murder in the fatal shooting of his stepfather C E Taylor during a family dispute on June 9 1932. A district court jury deliberated five hours to verdict. A new giant X ray uses a 14 foot tube to develop 800000 volts. John Mulcahy of Chicago was the first patient treated for cancer with it.
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Fort Worth
U.P
G. C. Northern
C. E. Taylor
John Mulcahy
Chicago
Special Election Ordered If No Majority In Regular Vote
The election commission shall order a special election within 10 to 20 days after the regular election result if no candidate wins a majority. The special election ballots list only the two top vote getters from the regular election, and the candidate with the most votes wins.
Rio Grande Valley Leader Charles H. Pease Dies at 60
McAllen Texas September 23 Charles H Pease Hidalgo County treasurer and long time valley booster died after an appendicitis operation He was 60 He organized the Lower Rio Grande Valley Water Users Association in 1921 and represented water users in Washington from 1926 to 1929 He also founded and published Gravity Irrigation News and Hidalgo County Independent which he had issued in recent years
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McAllen
Tex
Charles H. Pease
Hidalgo County
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Lower Rio Grande Valley
Orchestra in Tryout Call for Philharmonic Symphony
Reorganization of the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra begins as Dr. Phil Wolfram announces a tryout. Musicians are invited to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Academy of Music and Arts on the Commerce Building’s second floor. Ellis B. Hall and Dr. Wolfram lead the session to recruit new members.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Phil Wolfram
Academy of Music and Arts
Commerce Building
Fifth Avenue
Taylor Street
Wolfram
Ellis B. Hall
Orchestra auditions invite strings and winds for season
Prospective orchestra members from violin to French horn are invited to the examination meeting with players asked to bring their own instruments. The first full rehearsal is set for Wednesday night and the season opens about six weeks hence, per association manager Wesley Sherman Izzard. A science aside notes that about one third of airplane lift comes from below the wing and two thirds from suction above the wing due to a vacuum.
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Wesley Sherman Izzard
Association
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