Cochran Kit wedding in Little Rock ceremony
The Cochran and Kitt couple were united in marriage Thursday at home of the bride in Little Rock Arkansas with Rev J M Jones officiating. Attendants were close relatives and friends. They will reside in Little Rock where the groom works for the post office. the bride, formerly of Amarillo, was a Glenwood School principal last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jones
Glenwood Baptist Church
L. L. Whitten
Coyla Hilton
Goftly
Free Rock Island
Little Rock
Kitt
Amarillo
Glenwood
Social Notes and Personal Mention in Fairmont
Social notes list Mr and Mrs Traverse as Fairmont visitors at 1703 Monroe Street. Mrs Nona McGlasson arrives from New Orleans to summer with daughter Mrs Graham Stinson at 1505 Monroe Street. Mrs George Abbott, ill, moved from St Anthony's to home at 1408 Hayden Street and is reported improved. Several other locals, including Miss Rosa Enochs of Oklahoma City and Dr and Mrs A Dinan of Wellington, are spending summer in Amarillo or with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse
Fairmont
Ind
H. J. Farwell
Monroe Street
Nona McCilasson
New Orleans
Graham Stinson
Monroe S Street
McGlasson
I. C. Crittenden
George Abbott
St. Anthony
Wellington
Amarillo
C. H. Hubbell
Dorothy
Harriet
Points
California
R. Mallard
Helen Hill
Pallas
J. W. Hill
Jackson Street
Paul Sewell
Virginia
Texhoma
Okla
Mr. Sewell
Noble Feet
West Eighth Street
Rg. Sewell
Haskett
Pierce Street
Sewell
First National Bank of
H. P. Brown
Cleburne
Thomas F. Turner
Polk
Jim Brown
Daisy Pennock
S. T. Shore
San Jon
N. M
Chicago
R. Sullivan
Margaret
Panhandle couple united in Miami Texas wedding
Miss Bettie Brooks and W Clayton Heare of Austin were wed at the bride’s uncle Mayor C S Leiber home in Miami. Rev Harvey H Bowers officiated with Miss Tennie Seiber as maid of honor and Frank Russell as best man. The bride’s uncle and groom’s family are longtime Plains settlers. the groom is with Gammel Book Company in Austin. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Austin.
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Miami
Texas
Panhandle
Bettie Brooks
W. Clayton Heare
Austin
C. 8. Leiber
Harvey H. Bowers
First Presbyterian Church
Tennie Seiber
Frank Russell
Sallie
Exum
Shamrock
Seiber
Plains Country
L. C. Heare
University of Texas
Gammel Book Company
Law Book Publishers of Austin
Miss Cochran Honored At Glenwood Shower
Miss Polly Cochran bride of Jack Clitus Kitts of Little Rock Ark was the guest of honor at a Glenwood School Parent Teachers Association shower hosted by Mrs C F Kennett at 309 Locust Street. The afternoon featured music games and conversation with cut flowers and a serving of ices and cake. Attendees included Mesdames C E Kennett John Walker J M Jones George W Hilton W S Savage Pucatt Mary Hughes Arthur Cochran Ward and J W Sunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cochran
Polly Cochran
Jack Clitus Kitts
Little Rock
Ark
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Glenwood School
C. F. Kennett
Locust Street
Mesdames C. BE
Kennett
John Walker
J. M. Jones
George
W. Hilton
W. 8. Savage
Pucatt
Mary Hughes
Arthur Cochran
Ward
J. W
Fashion of wearing flowers in front during Queen Mary era
A note on the period style describes the habit of women placing flowers at the front of their costumes in the reign of Queen Mary. The observation highlights how floral adornments defined gown accents and social fashion in that era.
Polk Street Methodist Women Hold Meeting at Mrs Cannon's Home
Mrs Cannon hosted the Woman's Missionary Society of the Polk Street Methodist Church at 910 Taylor Street for an enthusiastic study hour and social service program. Members planned to enlarge their activities in the future despite threatening weather, with a large turnout for the afternoon and a closing social hour.
Creamed Chicken or Veal Salad on Lettuce Bed
Chop finely one cup cold cooked chicken or veal and simmer in one cup seasoned stock for five minutes. Stir in soaked gelatin, water, salt, and paprika, then fold in one cup whipped cream. Chill three to four hours. turn onto lettuce and garnish with asparagus, peas, or quartered tomatoes. Dress with French dressing before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha BE. Shapleigh
Columbia University
Doctor makes Kansas trip with relatives this week
Dr. Leone McNeff travelled overland to visit relatives in Winfield Kansas covering 208 miles to Liberal on Monday and reaching Wichita at noon on Wednesday. Miss Allien G Judson accompanied him and returned from Wichita Thursday morning reporting favorable raids nearly all the way and an ideal trip with delays only from slow train travel Wednesday night through flooded districts near Welling Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone McNeff
Winfield
Kansas
McNeff
Liberal
Wichita
Allien G. Judson
Dr. McNeff
Welling
Miss Radie Britain Sets Sail for Paris Tour
Miss Radie Britain sails from New York Thursday aboard the Roussillon with eighty tourists led by Dr. Armstrong of Waco. She plans to study organ under Prof. Philippe in Paris and return home in September.
Bridge Parties Honored by Mrs Thompson at Polk Street
Two bridge gatherings were hosted Thursday morning and afternoon by Mrs R. B. Thompson at 1701 Polk Street. The rooms featured gold flowers and ferns, rounds of bridge produced high and low score prizes, with consolation prizes, followed by a dainty refreshment course served at both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8. Thompson
Polk Street
Circle 1 of First Christian Church Meets At Britt Home
Circle 1 of the First Christian Church gathered Wednesday afternoon at 806 Jackson Street hosted by Mrs. J W Britt with Mrs. J P Carter presiding. Twenty members attended the Bible study followed by a social hour featuring piano and violin selections by Misses Margaret Alenius and Grace Carter and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
First Christian Church
J. W. Britt
Jackson Street
J. P. Carter
Margaret Alenius
Grace Carter
Order of Rainbow to Meet This Afternoon
The Order of the Rainbow will hold a meeting this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Rogers to entertain Recreation Club Friday afternoon at 1607 Hughes Street.
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Order OF Rainbow
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Rogers
Recreation Club
Clifford Rogers
The
Hughes Street
Children’s Story Hour Set For Saturday Morning
The library invites children aged 6 to 12 to a storytelling hour in the Assembly Hall Saturday at 9 20 AM. All city children are welcome to attend. Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water is advertised with a claim it heals hed eyes and does not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Cockroaches Live Two To Five Years, Says English Scientist
An English scientist notes roaches live from two to three years and often five, breathing through ten body pores. The El Vampiro insecticide, in a handy bellows box, puffs into crevices and enters breathing pores to kill roaches quickly. Safe for humans and sold for a dime to a generous supply at dealers like Mille d Allaire, Woodward & Co., Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille d ' Allaire, Woodward & Co
Peoria
Ois
Wedding of Misa Polly Cochran to Jack Cittus Kitt
Miss Misa Polly Cochran daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas C Cochran wed Jack Clittus Kitt of Little Rock Ark in a Thursday afternoon ceremony. The couple united in a solemnized marriage with the rite performed in the presence of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Polly Cochran
Mra
Thomas C. Cochran
Jack Clittus Kitt
Little Rock, Ark
Colorado Gulf Highway praised by touring Nashvillians
Two Nashville visitors D R Atkinson and W E Barr reported the Colorado Gulf Highway from Fort Worth to Dalhart to be the best road traveled since leaving Nashville. They praised its clear markings that allowed easy night travel and said views will appear in the Nashville Banner photogravure section soon as part of a broader feature.
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Dalhart
Nashville
Tenn
D. R. Atkinson
W. E. Barr
Nashville Banner
Colorado Gulf Highway
Fort Worth
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
P. O. Picnto 18 Postponed Until July
Owing to unsettled weather conditions the annual plente of Chapter B of P. O. EF. will be postponed from today until Wednesday July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. FE. Picnto
Chapter B
P. O. EF
Court of Honor Awards Medals to Amarillo Scouts
The Court of Honor for Amarillo’s Boy Scouts awarded sixty five Merit Badges before a large crowd. Recipients included Damon Blake in Scholarship Rex Walling in Athletics and First Aid to Animals, and Roy Kerr in Scholarship among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of America
Ray ©. Johnson
W. H. Fuquae Lehman
J. O. Gulekie
Ray Tatley
B. O. Thompson
Scouts of
Amarillo
District Court Room
Damon Blake
Rex Walling
Roy Kerr
Gomer Jones
David Mead
Charles McAfee
John Nutting
Cooper Dewey
William Perdue
James W. Ward
Samuel Nutting
Louis Ridings
Plan to broadcast weather and road conditions at Alvarado convention
A plan to receive and broadcast weather and road conditions will be set at the Annual Highway Convention in Alvarado Texas on June 27 and 28. A central bureau will collect daily reports from all highway points for touring bureaus to route summer tours. Major towns receive daily code weather and road status, smaller towns via larger centers by telephone. about 106 normal schools will hold sessions this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvarado
Texas
Littlefield Highway Route Highlighted In NorthWest Travel
Special to Thé eT notes a re ribed plan for funding and construction along State Highway N through Littlefield. The report emphasizes the corridor as the most extensively traveled in the northwest, with focus on urban access and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw
R J Highwa
Nan
Littlefield
de Hecomin
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Alvah D. Mexer
Daily News
Tors
Hartley Coleridge
Brooks-Heare
Mrs. Cannon
Auxiliary
DR. M’neff
Radie
Britain
Europe
Mrs. Thompson
Mrs, Brit
Mrs
Jack Clitus Kitt
Colorado
Gulf Highway
BOY Scouts
White & Kirk
Bran
Oueders
Kellogg Company
Gladys Marsalis
Glenn
Fillmore
Elizabeth Arden
Amiral
Lindsay-Doubleday Drug CO
Thomas
the Premier Boot Shop
Polk St
Jersey
Iimage Rye
Queen City Laundry
Union Laundry
C. T. Davis
Geo, W. Fletcher
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