Shelton Dunlap Nuptials Read At Clarendon
Clarendon paper reports the wedding of Dr Knox Dunlap to Miss Pauline Shelton at First Methodist Church with ring ceremony read by Dr Slover. Bride wore white satin and pink rose bouquet. groom is a Kansas University medical graduate stationed at Fort Leavenworth. Guests included family from Oklahoma City Canyon and Ponca City. The ceremony followed by departure for Wichita and Fort Leavenworth with a future home at Fort Leavenworth.
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Clarendon
First Methodist Church
Knox Dunlap
M. A. Dunlap
Ponca City
Okla
Pauline Shelton
E. P. Shelton
8. G. Slover
Amarillo
Anna Moores
Delphia Bones
Moore
Columbia
Katherine Peterson
Higgins
Tex
Miss Peterson
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Canyon
L. A. Ashmore
Wichita
Kan
Medical
Harold Rawlins
Edith Shelton
Dunlap
Clarendon High School
Clarendon Junior College
West Texas State Teachers College
Pi Omega Society
Can- Yon
Alpha
Army
Medical Corps
Carlisle
Phi Beta Pi
Fort Leavenworth
Dunap
Solon Dunlap
Oval
Oklahoma City
E. C. Arnold
Helen
Florence Helman
Zeeta Antiseptic Foot Powder Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Zeeta antiseptic deodorant powder to soothe burning feet, cracked toes, and sweating. It promises fast relief with a money back guarantee if not satisfied within minutes and recommends asking for Zeeta from druggists and department stores.
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Zeeta
Wednesday club meetings and book reviews schedule
Ruth Delzell leads radio book reviews at 2:30 pm. Unity Study Club meets at 1500 Taylor Street at 2:30. Fidelis Class hosts a covered dish lunch at First Baptist Church at 1. River Road Home Demonstration Club convenes with Mrs. E F Hall at 2:30. St Therese Circle meets at 2 pm with Mrs. Farasey at 1222 Crockett Street. Circle No 8 of Polk Street Methodist hosts hostess Mrs I W Foreman at 2:30 from 1504 Monroe Street. West Amarillo Christian Church Women’s Council lists five circles with varied times and host addresses. San Jacinto Baptist Church WM A conducts mission study in circles at 2 pm with listed hosts. Glenwood Baptist W M S presents loyal service at 2. Line Avenue Baptist W M S study at 2 pm with Mrs. Bruner. Buchanan Street Methodist Circles 1 and 2 meet at 10 am with study and noon luncheon. First Baptist Church Executive Board meetings with Mrs F E Rittenberry and Mrs Ray. Local social notes include Miss Frances Chance visiting Fort Worth and relatives.
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Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
W. M. Howes
North
Cleveland Street
Balanced Menus and Recines From Summer Conserve Recipes
Mrs Alexander George presents a summer menu guide with breakfast lunch and dinner items. Recipes include Summer Conserve strawberry pie and a Salmon Salad Sandwiches dish plus a method for canning and preparing a cherry pineapple rhubarb peach conserve.
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Alexander George Summer
Miss Flora Foreman to speak on Belgian Congo at church circle
Flora Foreman, a longtime Africa missionary, will share experiences from the Belgian Congo at Circle Eight of Polk Street Methodist Church this afternoon at 2 30. The meeting is hosted at Mrs I W Foreman 1504 Monroe Street with assistants Mrs A Davia and Mrs A L Foreman.
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Belgian Congo
Flora Foreman
Circle Eight
Polk Street Methodist Church
I. W. Foreman
Monroe Street
Miss Foreman
Africa
A. Davia
A. 1D. Foreman
Pattern 9346 for Feminine Smartness in Summer Dress
The notice advertises Marian Martin patterns including Pattern 9346 with inverted pleats and roomy pockets for smartness and comfort. It lists sizes 12 through 40, fabric yardage for size 16, and price details for patterns and the book, with ordering instructions to The Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Fach Marian Martin
Martin Martin
Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Wedding of Ethel Powell and George Riggs in Clovis NM
Miss Ethel Powell of Los Angeles wed George D. Riggs of Pampa in a quiet 8 p.m. ceremony at Mrs. Mary A Hill’s residence 312 Lea Street Clovis New Mexico. Rev C C Hill officiated. The bride wore dusky pink illusion lace and yellow roses. the groom is a geologist based in Pampa. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Pampa.
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Mary A Hill
Lea Street
Clovis
N.M
Ethel Powell
Los Angeles
George D. Riggs
Pampa
C. C. Hill
Lela Scaief and Walton Dempster Wed in Pampa
Miss Lela Scaief daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Scaief and Walton Dempster son of Mrs M J Dempster were married Friday night at the bride’s home in Pampa Reverend Co E Lancaster First Baptist officiated pastel flowers attended by Jewel Binford maid of honor and John Osborne groom’s attendant The couple plan to reside in Pampa and work for Humble Oil Company after a honeymoon in Central Texas cities
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Humble Oil Company
Texas
Earl McConnell and Opal Colgrove Wed in Pampa
Miss Opal Colgrove daughter of G T Colgrove of White Deer became the bride of Earl McConnell son of Mrs Girtha McConnell of Pampa Saturday evening. The ceremony took place in McConnell Hall White Deer with Rev Gordon McInnis officiating. They plan a trip to Carlsbad Cavern and old Mexico and will reside ten miles west of Pampa this summer.
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Pampa
Opal Colgrove
G. T. Colgrove
White Deer
Earl McConnell
Girtha McConnell
Gordon McInnis
McConnell Hall
Mary Helen Stalls
Howard Laws
McConnell
Carlsbad Cavern
Old Mexico
Pampa High School
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Houston Selected as Convention City by Texas Police Chiefs
Houston was chosen as the 1936 convention city by Texas police chiefs and city marshals at the opening session in Austin. Chief C W Trammell of Dallas was elected president, succeeding Chief R D Thorp of Austin. About 200 members attended, roughly half the anticipated turnout, due to weekend floods.
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Austin
Houston
Texas
C. W. Trammell
Dallas
R. D. (Boss) Thorp
Dr J H Chandler Returns From Kirksville College
Dr J H Chandler returned Monday from Kirksville Missouri where he completed post graduate work at Kirksville College.
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DR. Chandler
J. H. Chandler
Kirksville, Mo
Kirksville College
Story of the De Leons of Victoria Texas Pioneers
Victoria June 18 It is unf ortunate that school histories overlook the Spanish Mexican side of Texas. The De Leons of Victoria rose before Austin’s frontier era building a fortune and planning a great city around a cathedral. Mart in de Leon traveled Texas in 1805 and by 1824 settled 41 families in Victoria. Cholera in 1833 halted his grand designs and settlement plans.
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Texas
Austin
Victoria de Leons
Victoria
Stephen Austin
de Leons
Missouri
Europe
South
Martin de Leon
Mexico
Nacogdoches
Aransas
de Leon
New Orleans
Guadalupe Victoria
De Leons of Victoria Texas a tale of exile and land loss
The De Leon family faced arrest and dispossession during the Texas Revolution. Fernando de Leon and relatives fled to New Orleans, later resurfaced in Mexico, and returned to Victoria in 1844 to reclaim scant land amid biased courts. Descendants remain in Texas and Mexico with heirlooms and tales of injustice.
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de Leons
Fernando de Leon
Urrea
Victoria
Alamo
de Leon
New Orleans
Mexico
Texas de Leons
Fernando
Texas
Martin de Leon
Victor M. Rose
Victoria County
Rotarians Launch Business Sessions in Mexico City
Five thousand delegates to the Rotary International convention opened business meetings in Mexico City after open ceremonies. President Lazaro Cardenas welcomed them in his opening address, marking his first speech since a cabinet shakeup.
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Mexico City
U.P
Rotary International
Lazaro Carednas
Cardenas
State Relief Edict Warns Dismissals For Noncompliance
State Relief Director Adam R. Johnson warned that county relief officials who fail to heed roll reduction orders may be dismissed. He said cases are being reopened after investigators closed them and stressed the aim to cut caseloads to aid the most worthy unemployed.
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Austin
Adam R. Johnson
Johnson
Convention Spotlight Signals Mexico as Meeting Hub
R. L. Hill of Columbia Missouri and Paul P. Harris of Chicago addressed attendees, highlighting Mexico as an emerging convention spot. The remarks emphasized the country’s growing role as a gathering destination and featured leadership from the organization’s president and founder.
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Mexico
R. L. Hill
Columbia
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
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Eee Socolyy
Shelton-Dunlap
Greenville County
South Carolina
Grace Benjamin
Breesport
Ruth FE. Delzell
Potter County Librarian
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
River Road Home Demonstration Club
E. F. Hall
St. Therese Circle
Sacred Heart Cathedral
William Q Farasey
Crockett Street
EB. A. Shields
Glenwood Baptist W. M. S
W. M.S
Line Avenue Baptist Church
St. John
T. M. Bruner
FE. F. Rittenberry
Hughes Street
R. H. Ray
Frances Chance
Mrs Harre
George Riggs
Lela Scaief
Walton Dempster
Sig Iverson
America
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Budweiser Om Ahomtahtin
King OF Bottled Beer
Rivers
Colorado
Associated Press
Swihnd
South Texas
Alfonso de Leon
Mission Valley
Maximillian
Benito Juarez
Tamaulips
RINSO
Good Housekeeping Institute
Tri-State Fair
Panhandle
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