College Students' Marriages Announced at West Texas Teachers College
Canyon reports multiple June weddings among students and locals. Estelle Bourland and William Bennett wed at Rev. Fronabarger home before a move to Kress for teaching. Faye Nobles and Vestal Hastings married in Portales. Willie Scruggs wed Lowell Wells in Shamrock. Mable Draper to Fred McGinty in Wells.
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Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Estelle Bourland
G. B. Bourland
William Bennett
B. F. Fronabarger
West Texas State Teachers Training School
Art Club
le Mirage
Amarillo
Bennett
W. F. Bennett
Amarillo High School
New Mexico
Kress
Faye Nobles
Vestal Hastings
Portales
N. M
Hastings
E. H. Nobles
W. T. Training School
Canyon High School
Florence Hastings
Wellington
Draper
I. M. Draper
Mid- Way
Mable
Fred McGinty
Wells
Texas
Lovington
McGinty
Marion McGinty
Plains
Floydada
Lillian Wright
Mattie J. Wright
Ralls
J. W. Ross
Blue Bonnet Club Entertained and Local Society Notes
A compliment to Miss Edith McNutt of Littlefield featured a dance at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McNutt home with numerous attendees. The Blue Bonnet Needle Club hosts an all day quilting party and luncheon at Mrs. W. P. Pollard 1200 Travis Street with joint hosting by Mrs. Roy Brewer. The Will A. Miller Chapter of the U D C plans a Friday meeting at Mrs. William P. Hopkins 1620 Monroe Street at 3 pm, with roll call on July events. Browning Sunday School class meets next Tuesday at Mrs. W. P. Hopkins to conduct regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McNutt
Littlefield
Leonard McNutt
Gladys Holt
Lucylle Leard
Jewell Holt
Lucille Smith
Mildred Brown
Evelyn Miles
Retha Walton
Lola Grove
Ellen DeSautell
Neutagene Morrow
Billie Stroud
Georgie Bryant
Verna Lee Nails
Albert Tubbs
Bob Smith
Lowell Smith
Chester Fitz
Stark Fitz
Bob Gibson
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
W. P. Pollard
Travis Street
Roy Brewer
Will A. Miller
William P. Hopkins
Monroe Street
Modern Etiquette Q and A on signing names and hosting
A column by Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions. It advises a married woman use her husband's name on hotel registers, rejects accepting dinner without her spouse when he cannot attend, and emphasizes choosing a congenial guest group for a weekend party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
St. Louis
Stess
Marian Martin Pattern Illustrated Step by Step
Advertisement for Marian Martin pattern 9385 in sizes 36 to 46. Details fabric needs and order method, including 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for pattern plus data, and address in Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Amarillo Daily News
West 18Th Street
New York City
Amoma Class Entertained at Home on Thirteenth Avenue
Amoma Class of First Baptist Church was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. F. Berg 1106 West Thirteenth Avenue. The meeting opened with a devotion led by Mrs. Neil Singleton and readings by Miss Adele Hays and little Miss Timmie Evelyn Berg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church
A. F. Berg
West Thirteenth Avenue
H. 8. Kelly
Neil Singleton
Adele Hays
Timmie Evelyn Berg
Tom Weaver
Hays
Berg
James Sterling
Mesdames Terry Baker
S. W. Glass
J.S. Davis
Richard Kidwell
J. A. Hazelwood, Jr
George F. Terry
A. H. Brown
Jean St. Cloud
P. R. Elmore
R. S. Roth
Guy E. Smyth
O. H. Denman
Carl Prater
H. S. Kelly
Virgil Reager
Arthur Huff
A. K. Webster
L. R. Vaughn
Rual Jones
H. G. Maxfield
R. E
Bridge Tournament For Veterans At Irvin Home
For the benefit of Veterans of Foreign Wars a bridge tournament will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Irvin 2120 Street Friday evening at 7 30 o clock. A small entry fee will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Irvin
Madonna Class to Meet for Luncheon and Program
The Madonna Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly business meeting and luncheon in the church parlors on Friday. A special program is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna
First Baptist Church
Goldenrod Club to Meet at Ellwood Park This Afternoon
Goldenrod Club will be entertained in Ellwood Park this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Charles E Hand and Mrs. J C Crawford will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrod Club
Ellwood Park
Charles E. Hand
J. C. Crawford
Mr and Mrs J J Kaderma Guests of Mr and Mrs Anderson
Mr and Mrs J J Kaderma of Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs C H Anderson at 2903 Harrison Street in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kaderma
Chicago
C. H. Anderson
Harrison Street
Your Baby and Mine Your Baby and Mine IYRTLE MEYER ELDA
A mother laments her toddler’s refusal of cereal and hints at the need for patience in teaching a varied diet. The article notes babies’ differing tastes, with some resisting new foods while others accept vegetables and cereals with time and steady exposure.
Unemotional Advice on Baby Cereal Refusal and Eczema Care
A mother seeks help for her 10 month old who rejects cereal and suffers a facial rash. The guidance suggests gradual cereal introduction with mashed banana, cooked milk and egg adjustments, eczema leaflets via mail, and cautious reintroduction of incompatible foods. It also includes general tips about dietary schedules and a note about hiding a car key outside the body.
Locusts Bloom Witnessed by Peggy Caldwell
A nostalgic verse reflects on a lonely farmhouse room as locusts bloom filling the yard with sweet scent and ivory white against the sky. The speaker recalls the moment when the locusts bloom eased the night’s gloom and offered solace.
Margaret Latham Hosts Happy Eight Bridge Gathering
Miss Margaret Latham of 1616 Ong Street entertained the Happy Eight Club with spring yellow and green decorations. High bridge scores went to Nadine Eisenberg and Kathryn Turner. Guests included Jonnie Louise Gilkerson Faye Gorman and Bernice Arnold. members listed were Loyola Luper Juanita McGregor Rosemary Selover Marie Wilkinson Nadine Fletcher Janice Mize Nadine Eisenberg and Margaret Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Latham
Ong Street
Happy Eight
Nadine Eisenberg
Kathryn Turner
Jonnie Louise Gilkerson
Faye Gorman
Bernice Arnold
Loyola Luper
Juanita McGregor
Rosemary Selover
Marie Wilkinson
Nadine Fletcher
Janice Mize
Valentine Macfarlane in a Kitchen Confession
Valentine grows shy as a childhood romance unfolds with Joe Carey, while she hides from an aunt who doubts guardianship. A late night kitchen encounter reveals Betty and Teddy Carey in a tense, revealing moment that tests Val’s courage and growing feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Macfarlane
Millie
Jim Atkinson
Val
Oakland
Julia Macfarlane
Valentine
Joe Carey
Carey
Careys
Betty Carey
Teddy
Betty
Joe
Baby Healed By Cuticura After Scratching Eczema
Mrs. L. F. Williams of Ashdown Arkansas reports that her baby suffered from eczema with pimples and blisters causing itching and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, two boxes, the child recovered. Cuticura products sold widely with samples available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Williams
Ashdown, Ark
Artesia Cream Promises Clear Smooth Skin
Advertises Artesia Cream as a simple remedy for pimples blackheads and suntara. Claims mild antiseptics clear troubles and neutralize sallowness tan and splotches. Says it draws poison from pores leaving skin soft close textured and lighter. Available 25¢ and 50c sizes at drug stores.
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Scruggs-Wells
Willie Scruggs
J. N. Scruggs
Lowell Wells
Shamrock
R. N. Huckabee
First Methodist Church
Wellington High School
Terrell School
Dallas
Annie Dye
Lynn Halbert
Eastland
Halbert
J. H. Dye
Cisco
Mr. Halbert
Mary Halbert
Roberta Lee
Wemett
Randal’s
Wemett'’s Labs
Los Angeles
Marian Martin Pattern
Andersons
Iyrtle Meyer Elda
Rae
Joan Bennett
Fables
Ben Lyon
Baby
Doug
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Love
Ann Dvgorak
Frances Dee
Julia Dawn
Junior Welfare League
Chas. Chase
Rebecca OF
Sunnybrook Farm
Peggy Caldwell
Cutiura
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden, Mane
Ing
June
Dorset
Comfort
Pantie
Iad Ia
Nelly
Silk Travel
Kirk
Women of
The
Panhandle
Nelly Don
al Lie
Totele
NAVY
Amarillo, Texas
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