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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1931

Page

9

Margaret Wills Association Holds Well Attended Meeting

The Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association gathered about 200 attendees at the school for a get acquainted session. Presiding officer Mrs. Bert Warner led the business portion. new child welfare chair Mrs. Forrest Ansley and club reporter Mrs. T. D. Berthelot were introduced. Principal A. B. Hays welcomed members and urged neighborliness over heavy economics, noting the aim to end the year with “well done.”

Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association Bert Warner Forrest Ansley T. D. Berthelot A. B. Hays Green Hays

Executive Board To Meet Wednesday

The executive board of the W. M. A. of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. C. H Mason 2405 Hayden Street Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. G J Kramer as assistant hostess. All members are urged to attend as there will be an important business session.

The First Baptist Church C. H Mason Hayden Street G.J. Kramer

MacDowell Club To Meet Thursday

The MacDowell Music Club will meet at Mrs. T. L. Bottoms home 837 Crockett Street Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs. Ross Williams as assistant hostess Members should bring two cans of fruit or two glasses of jelly for the charity campaign Read that Hayden Street 3 o'clock with Mrs G J Kramer as assistant hostess.

MacDowell Music Club T. L. Bottoms Crockett Street Ross Williams

Evening Meetings Advertised by Local Groups

Tonight two dozen community gatherings are listed across town. First Baptist Church hosts a business and social meeting at 1205 Bowie Street with Mrs J W Hazelwood Jr at 8.00 PM. The Little Theater holds a Crystal Ballroom reception at Herring Hotel at 8.00 PM. Alpha Zeta Beta led by Miss Audrey Kelly meets at 1018 West Tenth Avenue at 8.00 PM. Rebekah Lodge No 222 convenes at Odd Fellows Hall 306 East Fifth Avenue at 8.00 PM. Thomas Harmon Studio entertainment runs at 8.00 PM, Unity Study Club meets in Green Building room 9 at 8.00 PM.

Amema First Baptist Church J. W. Hazelwood Bowie Street Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall East Fifth Avenue

Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs McSwain

Mrs A P McSwain hosted the Hi-Pointers Bridge Club at her home 1110 Northwest Twelfth Avenue on Monday afternoon. Rooms were adorned with fall flowers. awards went to Mrs S R Bradford high member Mrs J E Jenson high guest and Mrs C D Roberts second high. Attendees included Mrs Jess Latham Mrs James Derden Mrs M P Wilkes and others.

Hi-Pointers Bridge Club A. P. McSwain Northwest Twelfth Avenue Score S. R. Bradford J. E. Jenson C. D. Roberts Jess Latham James Derden M. P. Wilkes H. H. Hall W. G. Estes 8. R. Bradford Charles Hill Tom Holman J. C. Neudigate Jack Royalty

Good Program At P T A Meeting At Alice Landergin

The Alice Landergin P T A met in the school with Mrs. W B Tinney presiding. Dr B M Primer spoke on The Menace of Diphtheria and distributed circulars. H P Garrett and Mrs James O Cade discussed parent teacher cooperation and Americanism.

Alice Landergin Parent- Teacher Association W. B. Tinney M. R. Ward B. M. Primer H. P. Garrett James O. Cade American Legion

UP-and-Doing Club Meeting Set for Wednesday

The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club will meet at Mrs. Lee Barry's home at 2304 Cleveland Street on Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Members should bring thimbles needles and embroidery hoops as they embroider names on quilt blocks.

Glenwood Lee Barry Cleveland Street

Sew Jolly Club Meeting Change Announced

The Sew Jolly Club will meet at Mrs. Hamilton Luna 401 Maryland Street on Thursday at 3 PM. A later notice says the meeting moved to Mrs. George T. Moreland 803 Bryan Street but the address was changed.

Sew Jolly Club Hamilton Luna Maryland Street George T. Moreland Bryan Street

This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat

Mrs. H. Price of Woodside says she weighed 190 pounds a year ago and now weighs 126 after using Kruschen. She notes she looks younger than a mother of two and praises the fat loss, urging a half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast daily. A bottle lasts four weeks at 85 cents with a money back guarantee.

Fox Drug Co City Drug Co Post Office Drug Store America

National Yeomen Officers To Preside At Installation

Frank Baylor of Des Moines Indiana and J L Allison of Dallas will arrive Thursday morning to preside over the installation of officers in the local Yeomen chapter. The ceremony is set for Thursday at 8 pm at the I O F Hall with many officers named including Dorothy Williams as Right Leader and A E Gus Albright as Watchman.

Yeomen Frank Baylor Des Moines Brotherhood of American Yeomen J. L. Allison Dallas I. O Dorothy Williams A. E Gus) Albright Wilma Joseph Rebecca Ruby Laurence Rena Wallace Ralph Dykeman Courier William Edwards Wamba Homer Leonard Ruth Blanton John McIntyre Harry Britt Rowena Alice Dykeman R. J. Crittenden J. Hartman Black Knight William Smelter Garth Arthur Bennie Delbert Gufstason

Sunshine Child Study Club Meeting Set at Mrs Latham Home

The Sunshine Child Study Club will meet at 1009 West Highteenth Avenue, the home of Mrs. Jess Latham, on Thursday afternoon at 2 30.

Sunshine Child Study Club Jess Latham West Highteenth Avenue

St Andrews Church to Host Public Reception and Lunch

St Andrew's Episcopal Church will hold a public reception on Wednesday morning. Corate Communion will be observed at 11 30 followed by a luncheon. Full attendance is urged.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

Monterey Club Meeting Postponed

The Monterey Bridge Club meeting set for today is postponed to Friday. It will be held at 2 o clock at 830 Louisiana Street, home of Mrs. W. O. Payne.

Monterey Club Monterey Bridge Club W. O. Payne Louisiana Street

Nailhead Belts Accent New Wool Frocks in London

Nailhead belts add a smart accent to the season's wool frocks. The belts, about four inches wide, are suede and studded with dull metal nailheads, finished with a dull metal clasp.

London

Muff and Handbag Styled as One Accessory

New fashion blends a purse into a muff with a pouch at the top. Dressmakers address complaints about carrying both muff and handbag by integrating storage in the muff’s design.

New York Fashion

Amarillo Heat Nears September Records

September brought unseasonably hot and dry weather with average temps just under 76 degrees. Records show only two warmer Septembers, 1902 and 1903, as rainfall remained low at about half an inch.

H. T. Collman United States Weather Bureau

Bennetts and Jones to Lubbock for South Plains Fair

Congressman Marvin Jones and P C Bennett head of Potter County Chamber agricultural department travel to Lubbock to attend the South Plains Fair which opened there yesterday. Amarillo Day is Wednesday with a large delegation planned to leave early. Officials and locals including Mayor Ernest Thompson and others will join the trip while Potter County hosts an agricultural exhibit supervised by Bennett and his assistant Frank Ford.

Marvin Jones P. C. Bennett Agricultural Department Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Amarillo Ernest ©. Thompson Howard Ferguson Mason King O. V. Vernon Wilbur ¢. Hawk Bill Lampe O. L Taylor D. L. McDonald Henry Ansley W. J. Beechler W. B. Mc Spadden W. M. Gouldy Leo McSpadden Roy Cullum Potter County Mr. Bennett Frank Ford

Local Station Records Rainfall Compared to 1910 Dry Spell

Weather notes at the station reference this month’s rainfall closely matching the September 1910 record of only .65 inches, highlighting a historical dry spell.

666 Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Headache and Malaria

Advertises 666 as a treatment that relieves headache or neuralgia in 30 minutes, clears a cold on the first day, and treats malaria in three days, also promoting 666 Salve for babies with colds.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mildred Tru Margaret Wills Association West Amarillo Baptist Church M. B. Dilday Hillcrest Hillcrest Country and Golf Club Paul Smith A. F. Partney Pleasant Valley Methodist Missionary Zone Meeting Vega First Christian Church Flossie Davis Hughes Street C. H. Mason MacDowell Club G. J. Kramer Alpha Zeta Beta Audrey Kelly West Tenth Avenue Pana Thomas Harmon Unity Study Club Green Building Bridge Club St. Andrew's Corasylpheette Foundation Vogue Brassiere MPG. CO White & Kirk Bennett Jones Nelly den Nelly Don Oxford Regent News-Globe
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