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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
5
Pattern 9052 offers a sheer gown design with ample material for chiffon or voile and a slim cape detail. Sizes 16 through 48 available. yardage listed for size 36. Order information and Marian Martin pattern book promo follow.
The Lamesa rodeo is linked to the divisional American Legion convention June 23 and 24. Prizes totaling 500 dollars will go to winners in bronc riding goat roping and calf roping as hundreds of riders are expected from the region.
Special to The News Clarendon June 12. Reminiscence of childhood and early days featured at a family reunion held at the home of Mr and Mrs J R Ayers near Clarendon. Attendees included numerous relatives from Clarendon McLean Hedley Amarillo Lake View and other nearby communities.
Alicia Hart notes that neat grooming boosts appeal. Emphasizes clean lingerie, pressed dresses, well fitting shoulder straps, clean shoes, laces, and regularly aired hats with refreshed linings. Encourages consistent care to maintain dainty appearance.
Word comes of the marriage between Freda Caveny of Wichita and J H Blake. The ceremony occurred Sunday at the bride’s parents home, with both graduates noted. the couple will reside in La Junta Colorado.
A schedule of events includes Mrs Ruth EB Delzell hosting radio book reviews at 2 30 pm and various church circles meeting at multiple locations across Amarillo. Notable gatherings feature Circle No 1 of First Christian Church and the W M S circles at First Baptist Church with times from 1 30 to 4 pm and other club activities in the afternoon and evening.
The engagement and coming marriage of Miss Aethra Greer daughter of Mrs James R Greer 809 Taylor Street to Mr Fred Guide has been announced The ceremony is set for June 25 Also society notes report various visits and social activities including nurses association meetings and family gatherings In county events Margaret Gibbs of River Road wins first place in the bedroom demonstrators contest with several others named as runners up and judges Mrs R C McKay and Miss Mattie McClurkan preside as judges
In observance of Flag Day the ninth annual garden party for John Alden Society and Children of the American Revolution members is at 4 pm today at Mrs. Ray T. Bate home 314 Sunset. Assistant hostesses include Mrs. Alex Davidson and others. Elsie Little leads the program.
Miss Sadie Kate Bass showed fancy breads and rolls at the Park Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Owen Turpin. Bass scored several loaves while roll call noted members’ bread making since May. Guests included B F McMahan of Amarillo and Gracie Ray Bennett. refreshments were served to members and guests. The next meeting is set for June 21 with Mrs. E T Winter.
Secretary Morgenthau brings administration measure to curb bootlegging to Capitol Hill. Speaker Rainey indicates early attention will be given to the proposal as it moves through the House.
Marriage announcement for Helen Anderson daughter of O. Anderson Wichita Kansas and Mike Hollander solemnized April 29 at Rev R W Stappenbeck home in San Antonio. Attendants Miss Lucille Piper and Cecil Eaton. Hollander directed crippled children's shows for six years and has toured since November. They reside at 808 West Sixteenth Avenue.
Greenville June 12 Judge Charles C Robey 65 of Fastland former state commissioner under Attorney General Looney and special commissioner in the Texas New Mexico boundary dispute died at his sister Mrs Richard Bendel home here today.
A flying machine gun spits smoke and flame as it dives from a cloud marking the new insignia of the 79th pursuit squadron at Barksdale field Louisiana.
Potter County commissioners tentatively order a 10 percent reduction in real estate valuations for 1934 with 20 percent of set up values for real estate and 450 percent of personal property invoices. The plan aims to save taxpayers about $64,000 in state taxes and hinges on the 1935 budget.
Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits them and give confidence to take it. Mrs J L Norred of Lagrange Georgia says after four births she was weak nervous and tired and Cardui eased nausea during pregnancies. She reports good health and credits Cardui with much improvement.
The 1933 homestead exemption base and state taxes are analyzed. Potter County would need about 198 thousand dollars in 1934, with a 76 cent tax rate producing 198.63 thousand and saving taxpayers 64 thousand from 1933 figures, while state tax would drop to 164 thousand.onstruction
J. F. Wilson of Wellington will speak for Senator Clint C. Smalls during a Saturday afternoon rally in Quitaque. Local and county candidates were invited to attend or send representatives to show support or opposition.
On June 12 an oil painting by John Eliott Jenkins illustrating Adobe Walls battlegrounds as they stood at the Indian fight 60 years ago was placed in a Borger pharmacy window. Loaned by Mrs. Oliver Dixon widow of Billy Dixon the painting draws Hutchinson County interest for the Adobe Walls celebration on July 4 under the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Major Gordon W. Lillie of Pawnee Oklahoma was re elected president of the U S Highway 64 Association and John England of Port Smith was named president of the U S Highway 61 Association as the allied highway convention moved ahead by a day.
Borger High School adds an industrial arts course for next year featuring lathe work acetylene welding architectural drawing letter work and mechanical drawing. Superintendent B C Shulkey cites long standing need as many students pursue oil field and industrial trades. Homer N Pruett a former oil field worker blacksmith and acetylene welder will teach the course.
Obio's flag was first displayed in 1901 during the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo outlining its introduction to a major regional event and marking an early showcase of the symbol.
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