Class Installs Officers at Luncheon at First Baptist Church
Amama class of the First Baptist Church held an officer installation and luncheon at the church. Mrs. Lloyd Jobe presided as she reviewed six months of work likened to a journey along the Road of Service. New president Mrs. Tom Gilley received the reins. officers include C. C. Price, R. S. Roth, F. E. M. Boone, A. L. Huff, vice presidents. secretaries Mrs. Guy Smyth and Mrs. Elmer Vandiver. treasurer Mrs. F. O. Bateman. The event honored retiring teacher Mrs. Robert Burnett and Mrs. Jobe, with many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lloyd Jobe
Jobe
Tom Gilley
Gilley
C. C. Price
R. 8. Roth
FE. M. Boone
A. L. Huff
Guy Smyth
Elmer Vandiver
F. O. Bateman
Robert Burnett
G. M. Sullinger
H. T. Miller
Gilbert Lee
Ray Work
Ruth Reddell
W. L. Westerfield
A. F. Berg
C. B. Whittington
F. O., Bailey
J U G Club Breakfast Set at Amarillo Country Club
The J U G Club will be entertained with a breakfast Thursday morning at 9 30 o clock at the Amarillo Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. G. Club
Amarillo Country Club
Why Mothers Recommend Cardui To Their Daughters
Many mothers advise Cardui to their daughters and many women report benefit from its use. The medicine is said to aid women weakened by mal nutrition and relieve discomfort during monthly periods. If it does not help, consult a physician.
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Cardui
Junior Speech Group Meets at Gowdy Home
Miss Bessie Lee Gowdy hosted the Junior Speech Arts Association at 1508 Buchanan Street last night with Mrs. Mabel Crousett and Miss Rosemary Booth assisting. The program featured Charlene Wilson's vocal piece, talks on Diction by Juanita Hollingshead, Posture by Elizabeth Whitaker, and Poise by Ardis Martin, plus a poem by Ann Lee and a round table discussion. Guests included Mary Miller Beard, J. R. McKinley, R. L. Allen, and Ruth Klein. members present were various named members and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Lee Gowdy
Junior Speech Arts Association
Buchanan Street
Mabel Crousett
Rosemary Booth
Charlene Wilson
Juanita Hollingshead
Elizabeth Whitaker
Ardis Martin
Ann Lee
Mesdames
Mary Miller Beard
J. R. McKinley
R. L. Allen
Ruth Klien
Mrs. Martin
Whitaker
Jonnie Louise Blankinship
Iris Westbay
Lenna Jean Taylor
Roberne Wilson
Jean Wright
Magi# Routh
Miss Gladys Townes Reelected Head Of Pi Mu Society
Xi of Texas Pi Mu Society held a covered dish supper at Mrs. Raymond Smiths Pleasant Valley home. Miss Gladys Townes was reelected president with Miss Mary Frances Akard named vice president and Miss Inez Hough secretary. Mrs. Smith reelected reporter. next meeting at Miss Caroline Pestors home.
Potter County Federation Meeting Invitation Notice
Every woman interested in federated club work is invited to the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs meeting next Tuesday at 9 30 in the First Christian Church parlors. New members may join by affiliating with a local club or as individuals. Membership chair is Mrs W B Norman, president Mrs K I Read. Jolly Tribe Club meeting postponed to Oct 8, hostess Mrs King Kendrick at 809 Buchanan St. Arciniega Club will meet at Mrs C M Montgomery 1201 Harrison St Thursday morning at 11.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Christian Church
Norman
K. I. Read
Jolly Tribe Club
Arciniega Club
Around Town: Variety of films and acts in venues
Paramount presents Love Begins at 20 with Hugh Herbert as part of Major Bowes Amateur Hour. Rialto screens Little Lord Fauntleroy starring Freddie Bartholomew and Dolores Costello Barrimore. Mission shows Straight From The Shoulder with Ralph Bellamy. Texas presents Dangerous Waters with Jack Holt and Robert Armstrong. Rex screens The Preview Murder Mystery with Reginald Denny Frances Drake and Rod LaRocque. The Nat features Jack Winston and his orchestra. The Texas Club features Phil Phillips and his orchestra.
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Paramount
Hugh Herbert
Bowes
Rialto
Lord Fauntleroy
Freddie Bartholomew
Dolores Costello Barrimore
Ralph Bellamy
Texas
Jack Holt
Robert Armstrong
REX
Mysterm
Reginald Denny
Frances Drake
Rod LaRocque
Mystermy
NAT
Jack Winston
THE
Texas Club
Phil Phillips
Engineers to Stop Briefly in Amarillo
About 250 engineers from the Third World Power Conference and the Second International Congress on Large Dams will briefly stop in Amarillo for one hour on two Santa Fe Railway trains. They will be transferred to the Rock Island Line for onward travel to Oklahoma City and Memphis after touring dam projects from Washington to the Pacific Northwest and Southwest.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe Railway
Rock Island
Oklahoma City
Memphis
McDonalds Leave Amarillo for Portales After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. PF T McDonald departed Amarillo today bound for Portales New Mexico after visiting their daughter Mrs John Trolinger. Each year the couple returns to Amarillo for the Tri State Fair before heading home.
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Portales
PF. T. McDonald
N. M
John Trolinger
McDonalds
Amarillo
Worthwhile Youthful Romances Will Stand a Campus Interlude
Advice column reveals reader letters about college romance and parental approval. Topics include a long distance sweetheart, age differences, and navigating relationships while at school. The responses urge independence, realistic expectations, and measured steps to introduce partners and pursue future plans.
Salary Increases for Houston City Workers Blocked
The State Court of Civil Appeals issued a restraining order in Galveston delaying payment of salary increases approved by Houston voters in a city referendum last month. The order follows an appeal by the Houston Taxpayers Association from District Judge Roy Campbell's ruling that the raises were legal.
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Galveston
State Court of Civil Appeals
Houston
Houston Taxpayers’ Association
Roy Campbell
Mystic Weavers Entertained At Mrs Fred's Home
Mystic Weavers Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Fred Thursday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. Mrs Bailey will host Sunshine Needle Club at 3301 Harrison Street Thursday at 2 oclock. Delphian Society meets at the Playhouse 1800 Harrison Street Thursday morning. Mrs Fisk will host Pierian Club at 2200 Harrison Street Thursday afternoon. Vaughn Class rummage sale at 321 East Fourth Avenue Thurs Fri Sat. Circles 1 and 2 First Christian Church hold rummage sale at 505 East Fourth Avenue Thursday.
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Pierian Club
Charles A. Fisk
Harrison Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Mystic Weavers Club
Fred Madison
Washington Street
Mystic Weavers
Bailey
E. O. Bailey
Sunshine 12 Needle Club
Fidelis
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Byron Halley
North
Garfield Street
Playhouse
Fisk
GLASS
Vaughn
Polk Street Methodist Church
East Fourth Avenue
First Christian Church
Given Consent, The Man Prods To Marry
A speaker urges a man to marry despite his mother's reluctance. He notes the woman has withheld consent, but argues the couple has economic security and should proceed to prove independence by marrying. The exchange frames a push for family sanction and economic readiness.
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Anne Hirst
Style tips for fall wardrobe and color coordination
Practical guidance urges low to medium heel footwear for ease and smart look, with built up heels for certain needs. Mix accessories but limit to three of the same color, keep shoes neutral, and add color with clips, beads, or bracelets. Embrace bold fall colors and color pairings to brighten outfits, and note a new tie design prevents knot twisting and restores proper knot pinch.
New collar styles rival shirts with British flair
New models in men's collars rival shirts in style with strong British influence. The Duke of Kent patterns and modifications appear widely including buttoned down collars. King Edward favors shorter pointed collars on evening dress shirts. Anthony Eden favors very low cut away open ing collars.
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Duke of Kent
Edward
Anthony Eden
Fellowship Meeting at West Amarillo Church
Members of the West Amarillo Christian Church are urged to attend the fellowship meeting at the church Thursday night. The ladies will serve a covered dish supper at 7 o'clock, followed by a program. A one act play will be presented by the young people.
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West Amarillo
Nutrition expert Miss Lorraine Crouch speaks at Beryl Needle Club
Miss Lorraine Crouch gave a health talk and served sandwiches at the Beryl Needle Club meeting yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. R. 8. Branum. Guests included Mrs. Tom Weaver and Miss Crouch. attending members were Mesdames William Copeland, I. V. Smith, Glenn Privitt, H. A. Williams, G. K. Weaver and the hostess. The club plans an all-day meeting with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Williams' home, 1314 Hill Crest, next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Crouch
Beryl Needle Club
R. 8. Branum
Tom Weaver
Miss Crouch
William Copeland
I. V. Smith
Glenn Privitt
H. A. Williams
G. K. Weaver
Woodmen Circle Debut Meeting at New Hall
The Woodmen Circle holds its first meeting in the new W. O. W. hall located at Taylor Street and East Seventh Avenue. Friday night at 7 30 o clock attendees are asked to enter via the back entrance on East Seventh Avenue.
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Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Taylor Street
East Seventh Avenue
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Pi Mu Society
Jolly Tribe
Blue
Maire—Tearose
Polk St
Solnick
Mer
Alpha Delta Sorority
Ruth Tillinghast
Tyler Street
Little Theater
Vernon B. Thompson
Talmage Place
Young Ladies Sodality
Pierian Junior Club
Dorothy and
Harriette Hubbell
van Buren Street
Progressive Child Study Club
Home Interest Club
W. R. Gowdy
L. T. D. Club
J. F. Hood
Kentucky Street
John N. Maynard
Hayden Street
Queen Esther Club
H. E. Hertner
Hughes Street
Anna Hightower
C. C. Pangle
MacDowell Club
George Carns
Homecraft Club
R. N. Miller
Spruce Street
Maria
Entre Nous Club
Aronson Tea Room
Goldenrod Club
W. A. Pelfrey
West Seventh Avenue
Sunshine
Needle Club
C. M. Montgomery
Methodist Church
Anne
Silhouette
Rosalie Raymond
Dance Studio
16Th St
Musical Arts Conservatory
Business
Johenny West
the Academy of Music and Art
Taylor
Ovarka
Ozarka Water CO
Columeuss
Phont
Tphones
Plains Creamery
Amarillo Gas Company
Good Gas
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