Ques tions on Tenderness and a Delightful Club Picnic
A reflective poem asks if partners comfort and cherish a wife, then a club gathering at Miss Hannah Sue Hawthorne’s home at 705 West Thirteenth Street unfolds. Guests included Mary Skinner of Los Angeles, Zoe Law, Adra and Reta Lamons, Dorothy Wagerie, Rubye Blake, Helen Lawter, Lila Bennett, Reba Utterback, and ladies R J Fowlks and Aubrey Key. Tennie Vaden of Sherman, bound for France, attended a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Erwin Ochsner, with flowers, three tables of bridge, and a kerchief shower prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Sue Hawthorne
Miss Hawthorne
West Thirteenth Street
Elwood Park
Mary Skinner
Los Angeles
Zoe Law
Adra
Reta Lamons
Dorothy Wagerie
Rubye Blake
Helen Lawter
Lila Bennett
Reba Utterback
Masdames
R. J. Fowlks
Aubrey Key
Tennie Vaden
Sherman
France
University of Paris
Toulouse
Erwin
Ochsner
Taylor Street
Oschner
T. B
Amarillo Queen Tur welcomes Mary Skinner as guest
Mary Skinner represented the Queen Tur Club of Los Angeles California and appeared as a special guest at the Amarillo Queen Tur event. Her visit highlighted cross city club ties and literary or social collaboration within the Queen Tur associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Mary Skinner
Amarillo
Notable names listed in regional notice
Vaden of Sherman, Marcella Walker of Dalhart, Ora and Ann Trulove, Phipps of Marlin, Felice Stinnett and Mesdame, Ernest O. Northcutt, Marvin Cochran of Ardmore, Oklahoma, Rolla Cartwright, Neal Hall, Wales Madden, John Fain, W. W. Gibson, H. K. Stanfield and Henry Thorapson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaden
Sherman
Marcella Walker
Dalhart
Ora
Ann Trulove
Phipps
Marlin
Felice Stinnett
Mesdame
Ernest O. Northcutt
Marvin Cochran
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Rolla Cartwright
Neal Hall
Wales Madden
John Fain
W. W. Gibson
H. K. Stanfield
Henry Thorapson
Lawn Party Today At Polk Street Church
Mrs George Waddill hosts Belle Bennett Missionary Society lawn party this morning at her home 1902 Taylor Street starting at 10 o clock All church members and new members are invited to attend at Polk Street Methodist Church lawn setting activities expected to be enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waddill
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Taylor Street
Adelphia Society Meets at Mrs Greer Home
The Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church gathered Monday afternoon at 81s West Sixteenth Street to enjoy a Scripture lesson led by Mrs W I Dinan and sew on society work. Hostess served ices and cakes as the gathering proved pleasant for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church
J. H. Greer
West Sixteenth Street
W. I. Dinan
Pajarito Club Meets at Mrs Bromert’s Home
Mrs J F Bromert will host the Pajarito Club at 2 30 Thursday afternoon at her home 1005 West Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bromert
West Thirteenth Street
Day Nursery Sees 31 Children In Day Care
The day nursery cared for 31 children yesterday with 10 under two. Older kids show kindness to the tiny tots as they are kept away from mothers for the day among strangers and find comfort in shared play and attention.
Red Cross to Send 50 Christmas Bags to Soldiers
Taylor County Red Cross begins filling fifty cretonne bags with gifts for American soldiers stationed abroad. The Abilene Chapter aims to reach units in many countries, hoping to provide Yuletide remembrance to those without family during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Red Cross
Abilene
Seasonal clubs urged to rush program submissions
As fall approaches and schools reopen, all women’s clubs are urged to submit announcements and programs to this department by Friday. Programs must be typed.
Amarillo faculty changes and social notices
Miss Bernice Schulze returns from Denton to teach at Amarillo public schools this winter. Miss Helen M Stite arrives from Kansas to lead violin instruction at Amarillo College of Music, succeeding Beatrice Story. Social notes list visits and travels of local residents, including Northcutt, Walker, and various guests, with travel to Kerrville, Claude, and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Schulze
F. W. Schulze
Court House Confectionary
Denton
Miss Schulze
Amarillo
Helen M Stite
Kansas
City
Miss Griggs Hosts Al Fresco Party Celebration
Miss Virginia Griggs entertained guests with an al fresco gathering amid spring scenery. The event highlighted elegant hospitality and the season’s natural beauty as attendees enjoyed outdoor decor and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
Virginia Griggs
This Fashion Is Sensible Do Not Change It
Cynthia Grey argues against the anti bobbing movement, noting bobbed hair has become established and convenient. She questions the need for an international group to regulate hair length and urges letting individuals choose, stressing practicality over fashion policing.
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Cynthia Grey
Fresco Bridge Party At J E Griggs Home
A Monday afternoon fresco bridge party was hosted by Mrs J E Griggs at 1503 Jefferson Street the back lawn set with roses dahlias and golden glow. Canaries supplied music as Pauline Reeder won high score and Elizabeth Blackburn low. Guests included Nell Chapman Luella Lamb Norma Payto Marian Atkins Ethan Quinn and many others with refreshments served by the hosts and two guests of honor.
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J. E. Griggs
Jefferson Street
Bermuda
Pauline Reeder
Elizabeth Blackburn
Griggs
Q. H. Wrigh
Roscoe Neely
Nell Chapman
Beaumont
Luella Lamb
Norma Payio
Waco
Imogene Slade
Marian Atkins
Shamrock
Walter Mount
Ethan Quinn
Denver
Ishan Wright
Mary Nobles
Marjorie Neely
Margaret Teel
Nancy Teel
Hazel O'Brien
Sadie Dodson
Catherin £ Uth
Jane Wheatley
Maurine Killough
Loulse Palmer
Elizabeth Daily
Bett Garner
Roy Williams
Hallie Adams
Adrienne Atterbury
Slumber Party Entertains Polk Street Church Girls
The Sunday School girls of Mrs. Fred Rone’s class at Polk Street Methodist were hosted by Mrs. Rone at 2305 Fillmore Street for a Monday evening slumber party. They enjoyed a picnic supper, played games, showed acrobatic stunts, and finished with a sunrise breakfast. Participants included Mabel Blackburn Susar Boaz Rochelle Doud Maurene LeNevue Adeline White Mary Lois Ray and Bonnie Marie Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fred Rone
Rone
Fillmore Street
Mabel Blackburn
Susar Boaz
Rochelle Doud
Maurene LeNevue
Adeline White
Mary Lois Ray
Bonnie Marie Britain
Ladies Bob Shop and Beauty Parlor Ad
An old classified style notice for a beauty parlor offering ladies services and barbers for men, with appointment emphasis and a contact phone listed as 2445.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toos Bob Shop
Tucumcari Road Added to Federal Aid System
The highway from Amarillo to Tucumcari NM will join the 7 percent federal aid system after New Mexico Highway Department recommendation. The Tucumcari Chamber of Commerce reports the road will also be designated on the United States highway system.
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Amarillo
Tucumcari
Ralls Sees Bright Business Prospects After Rains
Special to The News Ralls Aug 25 The recent rains aid crops and raise hopes for a strong fall business. Farmers anticipate families cotton maize and kaffir headway. New firms have stocked merchandise signaling an improving local economy.
Borozone Healing for Flesh Wounds in Home and Stable
The Borozone treatment promises rapid healing for flesh wounds burns galls and sores in both home and stable. Apply liquid Borozone to cleanse infected germs then use Borozone Powder to finish healing. Prices range 30c 60c and 1 20 for liquid and 30c 60c for powder. Sold by Toos Bob Shop and Beauty Parlor.
Floydada Chamber Plans Labor Help for Farmers
Floydada chamber of commerce to assist county farmers in securing harvest labor. Farmers to present needs to secretary. sorghum harvest expected soon with large yield. cotton prospects favorable with many pickers required during picking season.
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Floydada
Chamber of Commerce
Style Shop opens new women s store in Silverton
Silverton news notes the formal opening of Style Shop, a women s wear and millinery store run by Mrs J S Fisher, former buyer from Munday. She brings 14 years of retail experience and will offer a select ladies read-to-wear line. Also mention of free group eye examinations for public school children by Dr Claude Wolcott, morning hours 9 to 10.
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Silverton
J. S. Fisher
Munday
Texas
Claude Wolcott
GROVE'S TONE NUTRITION Tonic Ad Promises Strength
An advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a tonic that boosts appetite and restores color, claiming energizing, strengthening effects. It invites readers to experience renewed vigor and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Fair School Day Moved To Monday At Tri-State Fair
Tri-State Fair officials moved the school day from Saturday to Monday, announcing a holiday for students to attend the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Zemo advertised for eczema and skin troubles
Stop itching eczema quickly with Zemo from druggists. Extra large bottle $1.00. Healing begins on application and soon all traces of eczema, ringworm, pimples, rash and similar skin diseases are removed. Zemo is marketed as a deep penetrating antiseptic liquid for clearing the skin and promoting health.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Lawrence Hawthorn
Queen Tut Coast Club
Western Packing
Noble Durkee
Wrigley’s
Lyra
U.S. Post
Minnie F. Cunningham
National League of Women Voters
Civil Service Commission
Helen Gardner
Adelphia Society
Pajarito Club
Miss Stite
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Marcella Walker of
Erwin C. Ochsner
E. J. Bates
Marshall, Missouri
B. 8. Arnold and Family
Harrison Street
E .B. Fincher
Kerrville
Conference of Home Missions
Presbyterian Synod
Home Missions
Bell Haynes
Monroe Street
Miss Skinner
Corie Cone
Ethel McKinnis
Fort Worth
George Stapleton
Lucerne Apartments
W. H. Meador
Lubbock
Howard Trigg
Pierce Street
Claude
Frank J. Storm
G. J. Irvin
The
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Lipscomb County
Avery Turner
Putnam
Tucumcari Road
Ness
Ted Danlies
Dallas
Scott's School OF Dancing
Taylor St
Warner
Brassieres
Pesne
Floydada Chamber
Humming Bird
S&h
Amo
Tate
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