Society and Household Notes of Interest to Women
A society page column lists meetings for Amarillo and Bonita Chapters at the Masonic Temple, Llano Estacado D A R Flag Day luncheon at Amarillo Country Club, and the Jolly Eight Club. It notes travels of Mrs. N P Bartlett and daughter Kathryn to Kansas City, visitors Mrs. C R Nichols of Houston and children to Amarillo, and Mizpah club plans at 1402 Hayden Street. Mary Coffee honored guest at a Hughes Street party with many attendees and arrangements led by Mrs. M B Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bonita
E.S
Masonic Temple
Llano Estacado
Amarillo Country Club
Jolly Eight Club
W. FE. Walmer
Belleview Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. B. Harris
John Crudgington
Mizpah Club
Hayden Street
Donha Clyde Wright
Hughes Street
Mary Coffen
H. C. Coffee
Mars
Texas
Mary Coffee
Mary Jane Stanger
Ruth Dillon
Cathryn Wood
Dorothy James
Mary Kathryn Utterback
Dorothy Meredith
Lucile Wyatt
Jane Williams
Dona Clyde
Donnaretta Scoggins
C. B. Williams
Wilson Ward
Addell Connaly
Melvin Coffee
Willis Avery
Earl Thompson
Leland Twadel
Beauman Newby
Alton Boxwell
Gordon Gill
American woman customs broker handles foreign freight
Carolyn Altwater, possibly America's only woman customs broker and foreign freight handler, oversees packing and moving ships, art, animals, furniture, and even a castle for clients. Her rise from secretary to executive spans warehouse work to customs clearance with clients including Vanderbilts and Whitneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carolyn Altwater
America
Oshkosh
Paris
Vienna
Spain
Kiwanians invited to Girl Scout camp dinner at 7
Invitation extended to Kiwanians at their Amarillo Hotel meeting to attend a dinner at the Girl Scout camp five miles northwest of the city at 7 p m. Contact Mason King at the Board of City Development today to RSVP. Regular noon meeting for next week moved to Ladies Night at Hillcrest Country Club Monday at 7 30 p m reservations to Howard Ferguson by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwatis Club
Amarilo
Mason King
Board of City Development
Hillcrest Country Club
Howard Ferguson
Margaret Alentus Ross
Robert Aiemius
Dorothy Baker
F. A. Vestal
W. Om.eaton
Russell Fowler
Interesting Program Planned For Texas Congress of Mothers Convention
Executive committee of the Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations discussed the twenty first annual convention. The theme is Worthy Home Membership with sessions on dues endowment life membership and county unit work. Prominent speakers and district plans will be featured at the YWCA in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Congress of Mothers and
P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Associations
Noyes Darling Smith
Smaith
Congress
Austin
Geo. Francisco
Dallas
Duke Burgess
Fort Worth
FE. C. Quereau
San Antonio
James Loving
Baker Hotel Suit Continues In Amarillo District Court
Suits against Baker Hotels Inc T B Baker manager and Alex Davidson formerly of Amarillo now Fort Worth involve about two million dollars in damages claimed by Amarillo property owners. Cases were to be heard this week. filed by owners alleging the firm violated an agreement to erect a 14 story hotel at Seventh and Tyler streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Hotels, Inc
T. B. Baker
Alex Davidson
Anarillo
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Seventh and
Tyler Streets
First Woman Graduate from Air School in St Petersburg
Nieta Schmidt of Akron Ohio is noted as the first woman graduate of the air school in St Petersburg Florida. The clipping also mentions saving money on cement and a car on track with a phone number 5336 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieta Schmidt
Akron
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Fla
Public Opinion Progress of Highway 66
A letter from the U S 66 Highway Association to The News Globe Amarillo Texas lauds two years of work on the route across eight states. The group cites data from the State Highway Commission and says Highway 66 is better marked with more hard surface miles completed than any other trunk line in the southwest Empire. It asks Amarillo to run the enclosed article to sustain newspaper cooperation along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
News-Globe
Amarillo
Tex
State Highway Commission
Southwest Empire
Night Mail Service To Begin In Harlingen July 15
The night flying United States mail service will start in Harlingen on July 15. Reports say surveys are complete and beacons will be installed along the full route from San Antonio and Houston to the Rio Grande valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harlingen
United States Mail Service
San Antonio
Houston
Rio Grande River Valley
Breach suit against Habib Kahn continued in Amarillo case
The $50,000 breach of promise action by Miss Imogene Smith against Habib Kahn, once selling hot tamales on Amarillo streets, was continued yesterday by W E Gee on defense motion. The case will be set for the fall term. Kahn is in Afghanistan tending to property under threat from revolution and will return to the United States soon per the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Smith
Habib Kahn
Amarillo
W. EF. Gee
Arm Kahn
Afghanistan
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Borla Mayer
Earth
Lowell
Sir Launfal
C. R. Nichols
Claude, Jr
Winefred
Miss Mary Coffee
Julia Blanshard
Miss Altwater
Metropolitan Art Museum
Hollywood
The
White House
Art
Vanderbilts
Whitneys
Marshall Fields
Blue Ribbon
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Walden
Alanreed
Alanreed Herald
Alanreed Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Baker Hotel
Andalinl LughHow
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Kansasity
St. Lew
New Orleans
4Th Street
Rey Hound
I Horders
la Mode
Coats
Party
Frankfurt
Swift
Swift & Company
Swift's Premium
Amarillo Branch
North Fillmore St
A. J. Harris
South Texas
Harley Sadler’s
Hedgecoke's Drug Store
Polk St
Panhandle
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