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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
4
The T. E. L. class of the First Baptist church holds a banquet at 7 30 in the Crystal dining room at The Herring Hotel. Reservations should be made with Mrs. C E Hurt.
A series of brief notices announces a called executive meeting of the West Amarillo Christian church auxiliary at 2 30 PM at Mrs Price Hooks 605 South Virginia Avenue and invites all members. Other items include Mrs D W Twichell addressing the First Baptist church on Friday at 2 PM for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Child Welfare Work, a Weiner roast by the Blue Bonnet Needle club tonight at Amarillo creek, and PTA meetings at Tyler Street School with officer elections and reminders of the Walfin PTA leadership. The Potter County Federation of Women meets Saturday at 3 PM in the Women’s Club rooms with Atheneum and Welfare program segments.
Tomorrow at 9 50 am the Blue Moon operetta cast will rehearse at Mrs Otis Truloves home 1612 Taylor St with Mrs Trulove and Mrs Dana Thomas Trent guiding the cast All cast members should be punctual The Companion Class of the First Baptist church meets Friday at 8 pm at Mr Perry C Burkes home 204 Harrison St for a social and business gathering A concert by Amarillo College of Music Monday at 8 pm at Polk Street Methodist Church features faculty members including contralto soloist Mrs G C Allee a free will offering will support the church organ fund Mrs W D Simpson visits Amarillo from Galveston Mr and Mrs E J Couch of Denver announce the arrival of a son at Saint Anthonys sanitarium on Sunday the couple's friends in Amarillo will remember Mrs Couch as Miss Mildred Middaugh
Miss Helen Hill daughter of Mrs J W Hill sails from Los Angeles to Honolulu to become private secretary to Captain Thompson of the U S Law Enforcement Department. She has served in the department for years and her promotion reflects her faithful work.
Mrs. White sister of Judge Huff has improved from a critical illness at 1402 Washington street. Miss Edna Earl Northern leaves for Fort Worth to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gilvin and Dallas before returning home. Miss Ruth Roberts accepts a position with the Business Men's Association. Lindsay Nunn returns from Chicago on business. Mrs. Tf. C. Shaw and Miss Carrie
Internal treatment is urged as the safe remedy for piles. Hem-Roid, described as a real internal remedy by J. S. Leonhardt M.D., is sold with a guarantee and available at City Drug Co. with a refund promise for dissatisfied customers.
Nicholson attends the Lubbock fair while Guy A. Carlander and his mother head to San Antonio for business and plan Fort Worth visits. H R Smith of MacMillan Refining departs for Kentucky to visit family and handle business. E G Osness eyes West Coast vacation. Mr and Mrs MacMillan of MacMillan Refining arrive in Amarillo from New York and Chicago then head to Los Angeles. J W Walsh returns from Dallas trip as Morrow-Thomas Hardware buyer. S M Patterson of Los Angeles, MacMillan Refining secretary, visits Amarillo on business. Max Merry remains out of town this week.
Externally applied product relieves prenatal distress by relaxing tight tissues and muscles. It soothes the skin, praised by three generations of mothers. Mrs Kelah Mabe reports minimal labor pain. Sold at drug stores. free booklet available from Reguletor Co Desk 28 Aarta CX.
Morrow-Thomas Hardware associate on a business trip. Mies Lorraine Isaacs, daughter of H. Joe Isaacs, wed E. M. Stolaroff. Mike Hollander travels in Dalhart on business. Jimmie Manatt back from Chickasha trip. Mrs. Jimmie Vaughan visits Plainview friend at 810 Van Buren. A Siberian sky rainbow explained as sun reflection on airborne snow particles.
Advertises McCoy's Tablets promising five pound weight gain in thirty days for underweight men and women. Claims an ironclad guarantee: four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes must yield at least five pounds and improved health or price refunded. Mentions a successful case of a woman gaining ten pounds in 22 days and lists Fox Randal and Postoffice drug stores as outlets.
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