Mrs. G. C. Boney Hosts April Fool Bridge Party
Mrs. G C Boney entertained at 1301 Harrison Street with two bridge tables when guests arrived dressed as schoolchildren for an April Fool themed gathering. Prizes awarded for costumes and wit. attendees listed among local social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Boney
Harrison Street
W. M. Dixon
W. S. Layton
Goldsmith Davis
Donna Green
J. A. Holmes
EF. W. Ames
B. C. Blackwell
J. A. Fielmes
B. W. Blackwell
W. C. Campbell
S B A Boosters Entertain With Clever Party
April Fool's Day event hosted by S B A Booster Club at Mrs. F D Lindsey home 1223 Pierce Street. Tacky costume contest awarded to Frances Martin and Leslie Blenis. Refreshments included candy covered soap and popcorn balls. Attendees listed with numerous local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. A. Booster Club
F. D. Lindsey
Pierce Street
Frances Martin
Leslie Blenis
Oma Kyser
Mary Jo Morrow
Louise Shea
Loretta Hinkamp
Evelyn Mack
Theta Harrell
Irma Bankston
Juanita Farrell
Fritzie Kyser
la Verne Dettrick
Charles McGowan
Jim McGowan
Murrell Farrell
Paul Metcalf
Jack Hartman
Cleo Buchanan
M. A. Hudson
Ray Metcalf
Nathan Martin
L. Howard
Circle No 2 of Central Presbyterian Church Officers Elected
Circle No 2 of Central Presbyterian Church met at 1015 Taylor Street with 8 o'clock start. Officers elected: Mrs John Copp chairman Mrs J L Williams vice chairman Mrs J R Gilbert recording secretary Mrs H H Duebbert literature secretary and Mrs J C Sullivan treasurer. Mrs J L Williams led a lesson on the negro. Courtesy committee reappointed with two members to be named later. Guest speaker Mrs T S Barnes, courtesy chair of the Woman's Council, spoke on the work. Plate lunch followed hosted by Mrs H Urban and Mrs D C Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
H. F. Urban
Taylor Street
John Copp
J. L. Williams
J. R. Gilbert
H. H. Duebbert
J. C. Sullivan
John Moore
D. J. Scott
T. S.barnes
Woman's Council
D. C. Boyd
McKinley PTA Sponsors Two Operettas Tonight
The Mother Goose Operetta and the Spanish Operetta postponed from last Friday due to the storm will be performed this evening at 8. Mrs. Fahrner and Mrs. White lead the pupil cast. Proceeds support the radio fund. The event is sponsored by the McKinley Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
W. S. Fahrner
Robert White
Radio Fund
Parent-Teacher Association
Wesley Friendship Class Easter Program Planned
The Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church will host a Sunday Easter program. Mrs. Marion Hill will speak on Proof of the Resurrection while a trio of Mrs. C. M. Twaddell Mrs. C. O. Hess and J. R. McDowell perform. Mrs. W. C. Moorehead will accompany and Mrs. R. I. Gardner offers a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friedship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Marion Hill
C. M. Twaddell
C. O. Hess
J. R. McDowell
W. C. Moorehead
R. i. Gardner
Rose Bowl Teashop Sells Easter Eggs With Design
Easter eggs will be on sale at the Rose Bowl Tea Room today and Saturday. The Rose Bowl management notes clever designs on most eggs, enhancing their appeal.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Rose Bowl
Allen's Foot Ease promoted for foot comfort and sport use
The Daily Use of ALLEN'S FOOT EASE claims to stop foot pain from friction and sores. It markets antiseptic healing and comfort for tired feet, aiding walking, dancing, tennis, and golf, with new Shaker Top Tins and free samples in Le Boy New York.
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Allen
le Boy
N.Y
Frost Cannot Fail Blossom Fete Indoors
Washington organizers move the Blossom Fete indoors to dodge weather, arranging a Capitol crowd event with capital girls aiming for a festive display despite forecasts.
Modern Girls Parade 1861 Gowns At 70th Anniversary Event
Washington report notes girls of 1951 modeling Civil War era gowns without corsets as a leading capital store marks its 70th anniversary. Modern fashions give slim waists via modern athletics, echoing the whaleboned basques and long grandmothers era lines shown alongside evening gowns.
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Washington
Capital
Food Sale Saturday at San Acinto Methodist Church
The Clark Wesley Class of San Acinto Methodist Church will hold a food sale and Easter egg sale at Earl Wyatt Store on East Sixth Avenue all day Saturday. The public is invited.
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Clark Wesley
San Acinto Methodist Church
Earl Wyatt
East Sixth Avenue
Dr Guy Owens Returns From Dallas Meeting
Dr. Guy Owens attended the Dallas South Clinical Association in Dallas earlier this week and has now returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Owens
Dallas South Clinical Association
Dallas
Queen Marys Earrings Hold Tiny Paintings
London reports Queen Marys new aquamarine earrings contain miniatures of Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret. The small pieces may spark a fashion trend.
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London
Queen Mary
Elizabeth
Margaret
Mississippi River Boon for Boat Commerce as Waters Rise
The river's spring rise along with thawed snows in the north and rains in the south restore navigation on the Mississippi. Eleven feet on the Memphis gauge allows barge lines to carry maximum loads and resume steady schedules after record low water. Dredges cleared channels as pilots recall the drought year when stages dropped to five feet and lower. Captain Elmer Patton notes high water stages in the range of 10 to 25 feet near the river system.
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Memphis
Tenn
Father Mississippi
Elmer Patton
St. Louis-to
London Hosts Are Guests With Velvet Suits
Fashion experts fear the trend of velvet dress suits for men spreading from private events to public life. Reportedly worn in black blue green gray and wine, the outfits require matching dress shirts and accessories. A London lord is said to have ordered a lush green velvet suit.
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London
Quilted Lame Wraps Debut For Early Spring In Paris
Paris unveils shimmering knee length coats crafted from gold and silver quilted lame. Designs feature flared standing collars and kimono sleeves, stitched from collar to hem like vintage quilts for evening wear.
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Paris
Actress Reveals Behind Scenes Divorce Trial Details
In Los Angeles on April 3, Jocelyn Lee testified in the divorce case of her husband Luther Reed. She recounted discovering Reed and another woman in Ivan St Johns’ home, with a detective confirming the director’s presence. Lee described breaking in through a French window and finding the pair together in the bedroom.
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Jocelyn Lee
Ivan St. Johns
Luther Reed
Miss Lee
St. Johns
Mr. Reed
Phrase about heaven and flood forecast
The fragment notes a redeeming view of heaven for an earthly pilot and warns that flood time may rise above 25 feet, yet suggests the drought has given positive assurance of no major flood this year.
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Heaven
Threats Force Mother to Surrender Savings at Home
In Chicago on April 3 two armed men entered Mrs Sophie Wolbe's home and pointed a pistol at her four year old son demanding the money she had withdrawn from the bank. She surrendered $3500 to avoid harm to her child.
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Chicago
Sophie Wolbe
Fragmentary crime exchange with attorney question
A woman recounts entering a room and prompting Mr. Reed to swear at her as she fled with clothing. The attorney asks what happened next while notes describe prowling through a yard.
Air mail line contracts to be discussed in Wichita Falls
A meeting on the Pueblo Fort Worth air mail line contracts will be held in Wichita Falls on Saturday April 11. The route will pass Amarillo and a Chamber of Commerce representative will attend the gathering.
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Pueblo
Fort Worth
Wichita
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Woman describes domestic dispute and assault in front of home
Miss Lee testifies she withdrew objections and recounts a January 8 quarrel with her husband in front of his residence. She claims she was knocked down and beaten, identifying a canoe as the weapon used. She says a neighbor waved a gun at her and the detective during the incident.
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Miss Lee
Merged Banks at Temple Open Today
The Farmer's State Bank will open for business tomorrow after consolidating with City National which closed recently. Depositors of City National will suffer no losses. Resources of the combined banks will be $1,500,000.
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Temple
Farmer's State Bank
City National
Peach Bread Marketing in Good Housekeeping Style
An ad feature touts a hot peach bread recipe with dried peaches and Crisco shortening. It emphasizes freshness under summer heat, no creaming, quick mixing, and time savings, plus brand notes and radio-style promotions.
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Crisco
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S. B.A. Boosters
Presbyterian Circle
Wesley
Elaine Patteson
Miss Patteson
Aliie Strake Patteson
Pretty Capital Girls
H.V. Robertson & CO
Accountants and Auditors
Diplomatic Corps
Girl Scouts
Constitution Hall
White House
Mexico
Canada
Japan
Czecho-Slovakia
the Association of
L. D. Hancock
Louis K. Patton
Taylor St
SUN
Loving Printing CO
Mississippi
Amarillo Printing Co
National Cash Register Company
Oakland
Pontiac
Frank
Tyler
Fur Shop
New York
Alaskan Fur Company
Polk
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oliver Eake
4Th and Taylor
W. N. Lemmon
M. D. Eye
Drs
J. W. Hendrick
J. R. Lemmon
Oliver Eakle
Amarillo College of Music
Los Angeles
Polk St
John Hugh Lally
The
International Health Society
M. Herring Hotel
Good Housekkeeping Institute
Procter & Gamble Co
Winifred
Carter
Winifred S. Carter
KFPJF
Oklahoma City
Dalhart
Clayton Raton
Denver
Safety First Bus Company
A. E. Gosnell, Mgr
ISCO
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