Claude Late News: Death and Community Notes
News from Claude reports the death of Ruben D. Duboise of Fairfield Iowa at 84, with niece Mrs Kerrick traveling from Panhandle to Fairfield. Liano community held a full day meeting led by Rev Henson with a generous dinner. Armstrong County funds approved for a home demonstrator for two months and A&M College to send an expert to assist on fruit and vegetable crops. Claude hosts harvest picnic plans with local guests Beecham family Fort Worth and Mrs Brunson's health update. The program featured Ruth Ruth, Isobel Virgin, Mrs Vineyard, and Mr Osborne of Waco plus refreshments.
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Ruben D. Duboise
Fairfield
Iowa
D. L. Kerrick
Sant Fe
Panhandle
Kerrick
Henson
Clarendon
Llano
Armstrong County
A. & M. College
Thomas Miller
Claude
Miller
Fashioned tofit or folly in skirts and change
Authority brands demand longer skirts to spur cloth sales, yet few women favor a return to the real long skirt. The writer denounces fashion's cruelty, noting short hemlines persist among young, knee-length for older women, and changes force recurrent wardrobe renewals.
Girl Scouts Camp Life Program at Scout Grounds
The Girl Scouts enjoy a regular taste of camp life at the Boy Scouts camping grounds with a planned program of talks by city leaders. The committee oversees a schedule ensuring camper welfare and convenience, while Scout organizers say back-to-nature trips foster health, vigor, and greater efficiency in womanhood.
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Boy Scouts
Charmer at Amarillo Country Club Hosts Two Elegant Dinners
Two elaborate dinners at the Amarillo Country Club on Tuesday ranked among the week’s most charming events. Mrs H C Hibble hosted a 22-seat luncheon with fresh flowers and refined table settings. Mrs Miles G Bivins hosted a large dinner, presiding with grace and hospitality.
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Amarillo Country Club
H. C. Hibble
Harrison Street
Miles G. Bivins
Mrs. Bivins
Needle Club Tea Hosted by Mrs. H. B. Jones
Mrs. Hl. L. Jones entertained the Needle Club and guests Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 6 in flower bedecked rooms with informal, enjoyable hours and tempting refreshments adding much pleasure to the occasion.
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Needle Club
H. B. Jones
Hl. L. Jones
Local residents move and travel noted in Tucumcari
Prohibition agent Co A Rector arrives from Albuquerque for several days of official business. Mrs FE Kline hosted Ruths fifth birthday party. Miss Bertie leaves Tucumcari for Alamogordo to lead county nurse work. Miss Roos arrives with seven years as city nurse worker. Miss Sallie Gee departs to visit sister in Kansas. Dr CG Stanfill and family return from Jackson Tennessee. Mrs Stanfill plans to join later. Mrs Mayme Taylor goes to Raton to become assistant state auditor. Rebekah Lodge officials plan Cuervo installation. Miss Josephine Devor goes to Indiana to visit grandmother. Mrs W F Kirby, Mrs Nellie Hauser, Miss Loreene Hurley, and Mrs Elkins return from Las Vegas. Elkins stays with aunt Mrs Whitemore.
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Sallie Gee
Kansas
CG. M. Stanfill
Jackson
Tenn
Stanfill
Mayme Taylor
Goodman Grocery Company
Raton
Rebekah Lodge
Cuervo
Josephine Devor
Indiana
W. F. Kirby
Nellie Hauser
Loreene Hurley
Elkins
Las Vegas
Josephine Elkins
James Whitemore
Open House at Claude Country Home Inspires Charming Event
Misses Mary Mildred and Lena Gilbert visiting Claude provided the muse for a delightful Saturday open house hosted by Mr and Mrs C G Gilbert at their country home near Claude. The interior and gardens featured abundant garden flowers, as music and conversation filled the evening. Miss Mary Gilbert read several pieces as iced punch and cake were served.
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Mary
Mildred
Lena Gilbert
Claude
C. G. Gilbert
Mary Gilbert
Adelphian Society Hosts Social at First Baptist Church
Members of the Adelphian Society and their guests enjoyed a late afternoon of pleasure as Mrs. F. A. Henry and Mrs. J. H. Hall acted as joint hostesses in a church social event.
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Adelphian Society
The
First Baptist Church
F. A. Henry
J. H.hall
Local notices and travel plans in Amarillo society
Dr and Mrs J P Parcells and children Ruepaula and Ed motor to Waco for a brief stay. Mrs Myrtle M Powell returns from Dallas and Waxahachie visit with relatives as daughter Frances Powell remains in Waxahachie. H C Davis returns from Valdosta vacation. Mrs Avery Turner and Miss Harriet Hubbel plan a ten day overland trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. Prizes for lawn and alley displays announced by City Light and Water. entries closed after Saturday. prizes include cash, hose, lamps, and furniture. The violet is noted as the Mohammedan mourning color.
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J. P. Parcells
Ruepaula
Waco
Myrtle M. Powell
Joy Harris
Dallas
Powell
Fort Worth
Waxahachie
Ight & Water Company
Green Brothers Furniture Company
L. A. Wells
Potter County Federation
Lions Club
Amarilo Hardware Pany.t
City of
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Ruth, Mary and
Isobel Virgin
Vineyard
Osborne
Kampamakorker
Slesdayv
Tucumcarl
Amarillo
Weldames
Henry and Hall
Husband
City Licht & Water
Cleveland
Best Buy Today
Cleveland Six
Likins Waddill Motor Co
Texas
Madras
Ight
India
Clearand Gance
of the
Drs, Vineyard
Taylor Street
Jenkins
Vose
Kurtzmann, Harwood& Elburn
EE. Y. Hubbard
Hyden’s
7Th
Polk
Randal
Coty
Woodbury’s
Packer
Colgate
Aeeer
Merchant's Tire Service
Tyler
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