Make-Over Shop promises pampering and fashion finds
The advertisement touts a beauty and spa experience at the Make-Over Shop, featuring massages, baths, and perfumed oils by Minnie and Madam Haines. It also notes fashion items from J C Penney and Lindsay Drug, new hats, voiles, lingerie, interior decor, and a stylish studio upgrade at 604 Pork with Green fashion trends and Paris influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Palo Duro
Mineral Wells
Madam Haines
Battle Creek
New Church Will Open Today in San Jacinto Heights
The Associational Baptist Church at 103 North Boyer street San Jacinto Heights opens its new building today with services at 10 AM Sunday school 11 AM sermon and 7 30 PM evening service. The church was completed and moving in finished yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associational Baptist Church
Boyer Street
San Jacinto Heights
Miss Nobles Leaves for College and Gift Shop Opens
Amarillo society figure Miss Mary Nobles sails to Wichita Falls Dallas and Fort Worth then to Forest Glen Maryland to enroll for a two year term at National Park Seminary joining four Waco friends. Miss Mort McKenzie opens The Littl Brown House at 204 West Tenth Street selling antiques paintings and imported novelties. shop renovates under her ownership and she is sister to Mrs. S P Sullenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nobles
Mary Nobles
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Fort Worth
Forest Glen
Maryland
National Park Seminary
H. A. Nobles
St. Louis
Waco
Mort McKenzie
Miss McKenzie
West Tenth Street
Littl Brown
Bkic
Umphres
Engagement of Linnie James to Robert Calloway
Mrs. Harry M. Jones announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Linnie Lois James to Robert Woodward Calloway of Philadelphia. The couple disclosed the news at a Mary Louise luncheon for intimate friends, with a blue pigeon note revealing the secret. No wedding date is set. plans place the wedding in New York City. Miss Jones is a Dana Hall graduate. Mr. Calloway attended Cornell and belongs to Delta Tau Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Amarillo
L. B. McCrossan
Harry M. Jones
South
Berenda Street
Linnie Lois James
Robert Woodward Calloway
Alfred W. Calloway
Philadelphia
Mrs. Jones
Mary Louise
New York City
Miss Jones
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Mass
Mr. Calloway
Cornell University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Edith Maude
Ruth Hamilton
Concetta di Giorgio
Teresa di Giorgio
Vivian Foy
Thelma Hardwick
Corinne Hardwick
Emma le Montague
Louise Trekell
Vera Hilburn
Co. P. Wasmer
Presley Wilhaus
Charles Neeland
Jones
Local Artists To Perform At Polk Street Church
Miss Crete Allen singer and Miss Grace Hamilton pianist present a high class musical evening to Amarillo residents next Friday at 8 o'clock in Polk Street Methodist church. Admission is free with a free will offering for Home Missions. Allen came from Chicago years ago and has won praise from visiting musicians. Hamilton is among the city's top pianists, promising an unusual treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete Allen
Grace Hamilton
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Miss Allen
Chicago
Miss Hamilton
Candles For Doctor Stevenson Surprise Birthday Party
Dr. W. B. Stevenson was honored at a delightful surprise birthday dinner at his home at 1928 Harrison Street. Intimate friends gathered as tall candles burned in groups of twelve, a fancy cake centerpiece, satin ribbons to each guest plate, and decorative tongue twist souvenir cards provided lighthearted fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stevenson
Harrison Street
Dr. Stevenson
Will A Miller Chapter U D C Meets in Regular Session
The Will A Miller Chapter U D C met Friday at Mrs. J G Short's home on Fillmore street with ten members and two visitors. Officers appointed committees for programs membership visiting and flowers to care for ill members. A future market was planned. Mrs Short introduced her daughter Mrs Holtzclaw from Little Rock who received a birthday toast. Social hour followed and the group adjourned to meet November 6 at Mrs. Trigg's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Miller
J. G. Short
Fillmore Street
C. A. Hitchcock
W. A. Combs
J. B. Beard
F. J. Trigg
S. L. Knox
Copp
Holtzclaw
Little
Mrs. Short
Mms. Holtzclaw
Guardian Ang
Earth
Women Rural Clubs Win Prizes at Tri-State Fair
The Home Demonstration Department and rural clubs from Potter Wheeler Gray Collingsworth and Armstrong counties earned a total of 117 dollars in prizes at the Tri-State Fair. Exhibits included canned goods soap and kitchen aids, with many blue ribbon pieces shipping to Dallas for later entries. Miss Anna Bower led the effort, gathering and presenting a standout display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter, Wheeler, Gray, Collingsworth
Armstrong
Anna Bower
Home
Dallas
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Hallie
J. C. Penney Co
Lindsay
Mr. Woodburn
MART
Nella Bond
Room 121
Central Ldg
Morrow Thomas
Rica
Paris
America
News and Post
The
Florsheim Shoe
Fleetwood
Florsheims
JOE Killough & CO
Christ
Roy H. Hightower
Granbury
J. G. West
Tyler Street
Y. F. Mann
Paul
Pierce Street
Clovis and
Portales
N. M
A. H. Hume
Temple
D. G. Hume
W. P. Reed
Abilene
J. B. Scott
City
C. M. Hitchcock
Kansas City
Elmer Lawson
Lubbock
E. C. Lamb
Polk Street
T. J. Wagner
First Baptist Church
J. H. Harris
Buchanan §St
W. N. Prescott
H. McKnight
Polk St
J. L. McLaughlin
Zimmerman
PD. W. Mays
van Buren
G. L. Yates
Arthur Osgood
J. LL. Rucker
Taylor Street
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