Society dinner dance at Hillcrest Club for Mistletoe creamery staff
Hillcrest Country Club hosted a dinner dance for employees of Mistletoe Creamery Pool Creamery and Western Ice Co with pink carnations tulips and pastel place settings. Joe Norman and his orchestra provided music while R W Burke organized the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Mistletoe Creamery
Pool Creamery
Western Ice Company
R. W. Burke
Joe Norman
George Maggard
Jack Elliott
Joe Vincent
W. H. Hatchcroft
W. E. Ford
R. S. Herrington
Burke Stinson
C. Johnson
R. C. Moore
John Maggard
B. A. Penn
A. Coorley
C. F. Anderson
W. J. Satterwhite
R. J. Pinkerton
B. Vermi
C. L. Mix
William Maggard
H. Collins
Iola Mcpherson
Alma Lee Mix
Florence Newcom
Florence Trimble
Lillie Craighead
Sue Bradley
Rhome Mobley
Kittie Ingram
Hester Nelson
FE. R. Murr
M. V. Turner
D. B. Smith
G. I. Terrell
J. J. Gilland
G. W. Newcom
L. CC. Mayrith
Winn Terry
R. C. Randal
J. C. Mitchell
T. B. Denis
C. L. Edwards
L. P. Agnew
John Cunningham
Moon Mullins
Odell Nelson
Spring sweaters show feminine fit and lace details
Paris reports spring sweaters emphasize feminine shapes with curved waists and white lingerie collars. Lucille Paray’s collection features geranium red wool lace, striped jersey ornamentation, and pleated ruffle collars. Hand knits offer stripes and bold color harmonies alongside avant garde patterns.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Lucille Paray
Coutourier
Mrs White Praises Orgatone In Public Statement
Mrs. George White of 734 N Pierce St says Orgatone improved her yearlong stomach and liver trouble. She describes relief from gas, constipation, nerves, and fatigue after five bottles, and urges others to try the medicine carried by City Drug and City Drug Co. in Borger and Pampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
N. Pierce Street
Humanity
City Drug
Orgatone
City Drug Co
Borger
Texas
City Drug Brore, Inc
Pampa
Endeavor Plans Program In Panhandle
The Young People's Endeavor of the First Christian Church in Panhandle Miss Bonita Blackwell in charge presents an 8 pm program. Attendees meet at 6 pm to enter together. The lesson titled Service uses Matthews 20. Miss Yyda Mae Walker speaks on Value of Prayer in the Life of Youth. Other participants include Miss Mildred Sanders, Miss Zella Boxwell, Miss Mary Kellner, Walter Haag, Rev. L. Pope, Miss Louise Wild, Londa Richardson, and Mrs. C A James with the On To Houston talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Panhandle
Bonita Blackwell
Matthews
Yyda Mae Walker
Mildred Sanders
Zella Boxwell
Mary Kellner
Walter Haag
First Baptist T E L Class Plans Sunday Sing Along
Mrs Davis and Miss Benson join in a duet at the First Baptist Church T E L Class meeting Sunday morning at 9 45 o clock. Miss Dorothy Baker will be the accompanist. All members and visitors are urged to attend.
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Joe Davis
Ada Marian Benson
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Baker
Regular Members Night Dance at Amarillo Country Club
The regular Saturday night dance will be held tomorrow evening at the Amarillo Country Club. Dancing begins at 9 o'clock with music by Joe Norman and his orchestra. All members are invited to attend.
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Amarillo Country Club
Joe Norman
River Road P T A to Elect Officers at Meeting
The River Road School P T A will meet this evening at 8 o clock in the school for an election of officers. A social hour will follow the election and refreshments will be served.
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P.T. A
River Road
Bonnye Beth Baker To Present Piano Pupils Tonight
Piano pupils of Miss Bonnye Beth Baker will be presented in a studio recital this evening at the studio 1718 Polk Street. All interested are invited to attend the event.
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Bonnye Beth Baker
Polk Street
Mayer Heads Company as President
Ed R Mayer president and treasurer of Johnson Ranch Creek Royalty Company led his slate to victory as his chosen directors were elected to Rock Creek Oil Corporation board. The new Rock Creek board includes Mayer Robert A Officer Tom Durham C G Mayer and John Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed R. Mayer
Johnson Ranch Creek Royalty Company
Rock Creek Oil Corporation
Mr. Mayer
Robert A. Officer
Denver
Tom Durham
C. G. Mayer
Amarillo
John Gilmore
Mary E. Bates
FE. K. Whitehead
C. A. Leland
Wichita
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company
Mayer
Elisha Gee
Col
Harry Wilson
Dr. Bate
Whitehead
Texico Pastor to Preach for Adventists
Rev E T Wilson president of the Texico Conference of Seventh Day Adventists will preach at the local Seventh Day Adventist church on South Houston street at 11 oclock Saturday morning. Rev Leffler invites outlying district members to hear him. Sabbath school starts at 9 45 a m beginning the first Sabbath in April.
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E. T. Wilson
Texico Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day Adventist
South Houston Street
G. FE. Leffler
Wilson
Amarillo
Amarilloans Attend Panhandle-Plains History Meeting
A large crowd from Amarillo will join the Panhandle-Plains Historical Society gathering in Canyon this afternoon and evening. The session opens at 3 PM with T. D. Hobart of Pampa presiding. Dr. W. P. Webb and Dr. H. C. Holden will present papers. Judge J. D. Hamlin of Farwell will be toastmaster at tonight's banquet in Cousin's Hall. More than 200 people expected.
Senator Small to Address Amarillo Bar Meeting
Senator Clint C. Small of Wellington will address the Amarillo Bar Association at its noon meeting at the Amarillo hotel. A full attendance is expected. Mrs. M. Roberts recently recovered from appendicitis and can be up briefly at home on 1904 Fillmore.
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Clint C. Small
Wellington
The
Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo Hotel
Association
M. Roberts
Northwest Texas Hospital
Fillmore
Lubbock banquet fosters friendly Interstate hearing spirit
A banquet hosted by the Lubbock chamber of commerce brought together participants in the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing over railroad line extensions from Texas to Mexico. Lee P. English of Santa Fe joked about annual hearings in Lubbock, while Examiner H C Davis praised the local spirit. Also noted are Willena Walker traveling to Wichita Falls for her cousin Virginia Miller's April 10 wedding. The British Empire reports about 500 tobacco brands grown there.
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Lubbock
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Examiner H. C. Davis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willena Walker
Wichita Falls
Virginia Miller
William Clive Hogue
British Empire
Marmola Pills Promise Easy Fat Reduction
An advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as a simple, scientific method to reduce fat without dieting or heavy exercise. It claims 20 years of use and millions of boxes, offers a booklet with the formula, and urges readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box to see new health and vitality.
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Waterbury
Waterbury’s
Children to be Treated at City Carnival This Saturday
All city children will receive a treat Saturday at the carnival grounds. Shows and rides will be open for 5 cents from 2 to 6 p.m. The Bernardi Exposition Shows return to Amarillo, offering something new each year. Carnival grounds are at Fast Tenth Avenue and Cleveland Street, three blocks east of the Tenth Avenue underpass.
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Amarillo
Funeral for Baby Swan at 3 Today
Funeral services for Wenford William Swan Jr. three year old son of Mr and Mrs W W Swan of 110 Northwest Fourth will be held at Griggs chapel at 3 this afternoon. Rev Clark Buckner of First Christian church will officiate. Burial will be in Llano cemetery.
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Wenford William Swan, Jr
W. W. Swan
Northwest Fourth Street
Lubbock
Griggs Chapel
Clark Buckner
The
First Christian Church
Llano Cemetery
Nomad Towed To Philadelphia Harbor After Deadly Voyage
The auxiliary schooner Nomad was towed into Philadelphia harbor by coast guard patrol boat 107 after 11 days battling angry seas. Skipper presumed dead, millionaire owner and two crew members resting from the voyage. Customs Officer Luther Sterner reported the ship’s chilling log.
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Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Cape May
Luther Sterner
Nomad Sails From Charleston In Peril On The Sea
Leland H. Ross of New York owned the Nomad. The crew included Richard J. French steward and Henry G. Bush sailor. After departure from Charleston eleven days ago, motors failed and a squall damaged the mainsail. Captain John Schofield was washed overboard and never seen again. An aviator later sighted the exhausted crew on the eleventh day.
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Leland H. Ross
New York City
Ross
Richard J. French
Henry G. Bush
Sterner
Charleston
New York Yacht Club
Rosa
John Schofield
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Jersey
Djersey
D Jersey-Troupe
Mrs. White
Endeavor Plans
Mrs. Davis
Miss Benson
Bonnye
Amarilloans
Senator Small
Waterburys
Matecbars
Lido
Polk St
Baby Swan
Frieze Bakery
Taylor ST
Spicer
Georgettes
Facturers
Kentucky
Taylor
Bldg
N. Fillmore
Fourth ST
Ford Motor Co
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