Newlyweds Visit Bridegroom's Parents
Mr and Mrs Robert F Bob Pond visit here for a few days after their marriage on September 17 in Evanston Illinois The bride Genevieve Elizabeth Olkiewicz is daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Olkiewicz of Evanston He is son of Mr and Mrs Henry I Pond of this city A Northwestern University alum and Columbia Broadcasting Company engineer at WBBM Chicago they left for the West Coast after the wedding and plan to be at home in Evanston after another visit to Amarillo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F
Bob) Pond
Evanston, Ill
Genevieve Elizabeth Olkiewicz
Stanley Olkiewicz
Evanston
Mr. Pond
Henry I. Pond
Amarillo High School
Northwestern University
Columbia Broadcasting Company
WBBM
Chicago
Jeanine Johnson Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Little Miss Jeanine Johnson celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at her parents home Mr and Mrs Vance Johnson 313 A Fast Twenty third Avenue Saturday afternoon Hallowe en colors and suggestions featured in the decorations A variety of games were played refreshments served to Martha Kelly Billy Kelly Gyndolyn Boudreau Ladon Graham Evelene Scott Oral Brooks Jack Whipps Joan Whipps Leon Evans Billy Johnson and the honoree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine Johnson
Vance Johnson
Mrs Furbach Honored at Surprise Handkerchief Shower
Mrs J O'Brien hosted a surprise handkerchief shower at her home Friday afternoon honoring Mrs John Furbach. Attendees included Mesdames T F Wilkins John Goulde Carl Langmack L E Mason C P Wood B H Brand C E Laatsch Robert Montgomery J A Kendall and J E O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. O'Brien
John Furbach
T. F. Wilkins
John Goulde
Carl Langmack
L. E. Mason
Cc. P. Wood
B. H. Brand
C. E. Laatsch
Robert Montgomery
J. A. Kendall
J. E. O'Brien
Cinderella Club Meeting Set at Laughrey Home
Cinderella Club will meet at Mrs George Laughrey residence 1705 Fillmore Street Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinderella Club
George Laughrey
Fillmore Street
Gly-Cas touted as cure for rheumatism and more
Amarillo residents praise Gly-Cas herbal remedy claiming relief from rheumatism neuritis and digestive and blood problems. Albert Hinson a Santa Fe railroad worker details eight years of misery ending after using Gly-Cas, noting regained work ability appetite sleep and renewed vitality. He urges others to try the remedy through Fox Drug Co. and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Gly-Cas
Albert Hinson
Adams Street
Santa Fe
Fox Drug Co
Oliver-Eakle Ridg
Mr. Hinson
Oliver-Eakle
Calendar items for church and community clubs tonight
Sevent CALENDAR lists events at First Baptist U P Ranch near Canyon and nearby clubs. Tonight 6 45 barbecue at Y P Ranch. 8 at Carpenter Hall social program. other meetings include La Costura Club 9 at 1300 Monroe, PTA and room mothers gatherings, Needle and Energetic Sewing clubs, and Bible groups with locations across Amarillo area. Two hundred youths expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department of
First Baptist Church
U. P. Ranch
Canyon
Y. P. Ranch
Rhythm Bandettes Honor Birthday Of Mrs Geneva Stauton
The Rhythm Bandettes gave a chicken dinner at Mrs Madsens Dining Room Friday to honor Mrs Geneva Stauton orchestra manager and director on her birthday. A yellow white color scheme adorned the table settings and a gift was presented to the honoree. Musicians will rehearse Tuesday 8 pm at the Academy of Music and Art auditorium to form the Sylvia Tell Symphony Orchestra for Mme Tell’s October dance concert with Ellis B Hall conducting. The Potter County Woman's Democratic Association plans a business meeting Friday 8 pm at the Herring Hotel with invitation extended to interested individuals. The county club seeks affiliation with state and national groups. Tuesday Bible Club No 4 meets tomorrow 9:30 am at Mrs E F Lacy’s home 1403 Washington St. A called McKinley School room mothers PTA meeting is set for Tuesday 3:30 pm in the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Tell
Potter County Woman's Democratic Asociation
Herring Hotel
Bible Club No. 4
E. F. Lacy
Washington Street
Blue Army Wins War Game Victory Over Black Army
On Sept 28 in San Antonio the blue army defeated the black army after maneuvers ended the blue forces claimed a decisive victory. Blue aviators bombed targets while four mechanized cavalry units totaling 200 tanks and 1,470 men were captured. Black defenses crumbled as ammunition ran low. A briefing for 500 officers follows on Wednesday to discuss practical lessons from the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Blue
Uncle Sam
Blues
Blue Army
Dear Anne Hirst Advice on Old Reliable and honesty
A reader asks whether she should stay with a philandering partner or end the relationship. Anne Hirst counsels that loving honesty can be costly but vital, noting that many loved ones struggle with partner infidelity. Another letter asks whether a 20 year old should reveal a past mistake before marriage to a divorced fiancé, concluding that truth is crucial but requires weighing the future partner’s tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Energetic Needle Club to hold season kickoff meeting
The Energetic Needle Club will hold its first meeting of the season Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Ella Ross located at 3024 West Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ross
West Tenth Avenue
Energetic Needle Club
West
Tenth Avenue
Artesian Well Near Trading Post Sought as Landmark
In Aurora ville Wisconsin an artesian well sunk by two pioneer settlers has supplied water for 80 years. It now flows about 60 000 gallons daily and residents seek to preserve its foundation as a historic landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurorahville
Wis
Milwaukee Bonfire Incident Spurs Children Parade Protest
Mrs Edward Uhlar chased a group of children away from a bonfire on vacant property near Milwaukee. The children returned to parade in front of her home with signs reading Unfair to Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milkaukee
U.P
Edward Uhlar
Choral speaking eyed as new art form in New Haven
Miss Georgina Johnson of New Haven introduces choral speaking a vocal method to interpret modern poetry and drama. Lecturing at Yale she shows how groups of voices can enhance rhythm and narrative, aiding reticent children and expanding educational use beyond traditional reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
U.P
Georgina Johnson
Miss Johnson
Marion Flagg
Horace Mann School
Teachers College
Columbia University
Masefield
Miss Flagg
Australia to Make Own Bren Machine Guns
The Australian defense department will no longer rely on foreign makers for machine guns. After adopting the Bren light automatic machine gun as best for national defense, arrangements are complete to manufacture it at the Lithgow Small Arms factory in Australia. The Bren, designed in Czechoslovakia, is praised as highly efficient and has been adopted by the British army. It can adapt to any caliber, weighs less than the Lewis gun, and features a high firing rate without risk of ram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
A.P
Australian Defense Department
Lightgow
Australia
Czechoslvakia
Little Orphan Annie Radio Program Expands With KGNC
The Little Orphan Annie radio network expands to 70 stations starting today with KGNC joining. Dr John J B Morgan of Northwestern University endorses wholesome juvenile programming, noting the appeal lies in realistic child heroes and positive traits, shaping listening children’s ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Orphan Annie
KGNC
John J. B. Morgan
Northwestern University
Dr. Morgan
Monmouth man survives fall from scaffolding unhurt
Monmouth Oregon, Ewing Sacre, 24, fell three stories from scaffolding onto a lumber pile but rose without injury after striking a cross support mid fall, which broke the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth, Ore
U.P
Ewing Sacre
Infant Zulu Chief Leads Zululand Population
In Durban an infant boy, grandson of Kam bi the Zulu Grand Chief of the Ngenetshent tribe, inherits sway over Zululand, governing an area with a black population of 1,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
Kambi
Zululand
No Skin Blemishes Promised by Ointment Test Ads
An old time advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for pimples and blemishes. It claims over twenty years of use and scientific safety with quick results. Trial size ten cents and large can twenty five cents, with a note on using Plack and White Skin Soap for best effect.
Black Draught Ad Claims Vegetable Origin
An advertisement extols Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative. It notes the product uses leaves and roots, dried without preservatives, and ground to deliver medicine where needed. The claim highlights constipation relief and economy with a 25 cent package yielding about 25 doses.
Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder All Powder Dentifrice Ad
This ad extols Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder as a 100 percent powder dentifrice offering superior cleansing beyond pastes. It claims dentists prefer it for removing stains and polishing teeth without grit or pumice, leaving enamel safe while promoting firmer gums and fresher breath. It asserts rapid, thorough cleaning and a lasting taste advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lyon
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The
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Needle Club
Trulov
Polk Street
Beryl Needle Club
Branum
Pierce Street
Bible Club
McKinley School
Library of School
Woman's Democratic Association
McKinley
Margaret Exline
Dallas
D. E
Anne Hizo
Morgan
Farrar and Rinehart
Little Johnny
Little Mary
Dr, Morgan
Schilling Coffee
S.S.S
Rowoer
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