Paris Evening Dresses Embrace Bare Backs At Night
Paris fashion shifts to three quarters below the waist and one quarter above for evening gowns. Backs are one quarter bare to the waistline, three quarters skirt, with none daringly exposed at the waist. Modesty persists with jackets and capes, while some gowns feature backless wraps or Victorian frilled jackets.
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Associated Press
Diana Merwin
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Bel
Court of St. James
The Little Princess Play Postponed by Amarillo Group
The Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett, planned for Amarillo Little Theater, is postponed indefinitely after Saturday afternoon. Mrs Zoe Stender now at home 1007 Madison Street, formerly 310 East Eighth Avenue.
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
Amarillo
Zoe Stender
Madison Street
East Eighth Avenue
Social Calendar Marks Tuesday Meetings Across Groups
Alapha Delphians meet 2 30 at Women's Club Rooms. Bonita Chapter meets 8 at Masonic Temple. Business and Professional Women dine 6 15 at Amarillo Hotel. Round Desen Club at 1506 Washington 2 50. Needle Club 3 at Episcopal Parish House. Catholic Daughters 1110 Washington 7 89. Bakers Dozen Club 192 Florida 2 30. Junior Worman's Club 3 at 1500 Madison.
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Alapha Delphians
Bonita
Masonic Temple
Business
Amarillo Hotel
Round Desen Club
Frank Butler
Washington Street
Howard Trigz
Episcopal
Catholic Daughters of America
Bakers Dozen Club
J. C. Wallace
Florida Street
Junior Worman
Minute Make Ups by VI ne a
Bright eyes are winning eyes. A daily eye bath in salt or boric acid solution will help to clear the whites and make the
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Vine
Junior Yeomen Honor Party At Eva Mae Rockwell Home
The Junior Order of Yeomen was entertained Friday evening by Miss Eva Mae Rockwell at 3800 Harrison Street. Miss Opal Harrison led games with a guest list including G. F. Marsh, A. B. Rockwell, S. W. Brown, Jessie Miller, Hartman, Match, Alma Rockwell, Homer Leonard, W. T. Dykeman and many members or special guests.
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Order of Yeomen
Eva Mae Rockwell
Harrison Street
Opal D. Harrison
G. F. Marsh
A. B. Rockwell
S. W. Brown
Jessie Miller
J. H. Hartman
A. A. Match
Alma Rockwell
Homer Leonard
W. T. Dykeman
Alice Sheppard
Vernon Match
Aubrey Match
Geraldine Smart
Ruth Hartman
Bobbie Marie Miller
Wallace Brown
Paul Posey
Jessie Lee Miller
Opal McMahon
Frank McMahon
Glenn Brown
Philips Brown
John Smart
Opal D. Miller
Doc Nichols
Jennett Sheppard
Harry Britt
Julia Mae March
Carolyn Marsh
Truitt Martin
Central Junior High PTA Special Meeting Announcement
A special meeting of the Central Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock in the Central Junior High Auditorium. J Adams Puffer will deliver an address on Co operation of School and Home for Guidance. An executive board meeting follows at 2 50 in Room 15. All room sponsors and officers are urged to attend.
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Central Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association
Central Junior High
J. Adams Puffer
Mrs A D Payne Made President Halcyon Club
Mrs A D Payne was elected president of the Halcyon Club at a Friday business meeting held at the home of Mrs EB R Schulz 818 Tennessee Street. A luncheon preceded the vote with Mrs J L Adams named treasurer. Attendees included Mrs Elmer Frede Mrs Charles Lowe Mrs J L Adama and others. Mrs W Terrell to host next Friday at 807 Alabama Street on April 18.
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A. D. Payne
Halcyon Club
EB. R. Schulz
Tennessee Street
J. L. Adams
Elmer Frede
Charles Lowe
J. L. Adama
C. W. Terrell
B. R. Cole
Joe Shields
H. J. Stephenson
H. P. Cochran
J. L. Litchfield
Bert King
W. Terrell
Alabama Street
General Motors Dance Entertains Employees and Guests
More than 160 General Motors workers and guests attended a Saturday evening dance at the Palo Duro Garden. Amaryllo Pastimers provided music while horns and toy instruments added fun. Punch was served and twelve prize boxes of candy and cigars went to lucky couples.
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General Motors
Palo Duro Polly Garden
Amarillo
Catholic Daughters Urged To Attend Meeting
All members are urged to attend the Catholic Daughters of America meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at 1110 Washington Street.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Street
Circle No.7 With Mrs. Cook at 702 Bellview Street
Circle No 7 of the First Baptist Church meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs J M Cook 702 Bellview Street Sally Reeder who had major surgery last week at Northwest Texas hospital is much improved and will move to her grandparents home 1022 B West Fifteenth Avenue in several days Mrs Lee Crownover is ill at 903 Louisiana Street
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First Baptist’ Church
J. M. Cook
Bellview Street
Sally Reeder
Northwest Texas Hospital
Frank Buckingham
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Lee Crownover
Louisiana Street
Bangs May Be Back On Foreheads Soon
Paris fashion reports a fringe revival as American and European styles converge. Notable figures like the Duchess of York, Countess de Noailles, Constance Talmadge, and Colleen Moore have long worn fringed foreheads. Paris salons and mannequins influencing trends reignite popularity of bangs.
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Associated Press
Paris
Duchess of York
Countess de Noailles
Constance Talmadge
Colleen Moore
Club Women Edit Denver Post For Convention Edition
Denver women from the General Federation of Women's Clubs will assemble an entire edition of the Denver Post for April 9. They will select ads editorials and news, with 300 volunteers gathering material. Proceeds go to the local entertainment fund for about 8 000 to 9 000 convention attendees.
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Tay Associated Press
Denver
Denver Post
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Amarillo News Snippets Highlight Local Travel and Moves
Amarillo residents and visitors head to nearby cities over the weekend. Irwin and Miss Dunaway visit relatives in Tucumcari. Arch Hunsley travels to Kansas City on business. Jimmie Prior makes a Fort Worth trip. C W Carson returns from Washington after Railroad Commission work. Madison Fields visits his brother in Amarillo. John Brett, Little Rock head, in town for local firm affairs. Miss Dorothy Lee Greer, now with Gilvin and Gilvin, lists 702 Madison Street as home. Ruth Boaz of West Texas State Teachers College visits in Amarillo. W. T. Glasgow and family relocate from Fort Worth, with Glasgow managing a new venture at 407 Kentucky Street.
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John Brett
General Exchange Insurance Company
Little Rock
Arkansas
Amarillo
Dorothy Lee Greer
Gilvin and
Gilvin, Realtors
Miss Greer
Madison Street
Ruth Boaz
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Mary Evans
Jefferson Street
W. T. Glasgow
Fort Worth
Kentucky Street
Mr. Glasgow
Adlerika Relieves Gas In Ten Minutes For Mrs Connor
A testimonial from Mrs A Connor describes relief from fear of eating after five months on soup. Adlerika is claimed to act on both upper and lower bowel to remove old waste and eliminate stomach gas in ten minutes, promoting a complete bowel cleaning. Post Office Drug Co. and Fox Drug Co.
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Adlerika
Amarillo And Area Business And Homes Move In 1920s Style
Miss Opal Holland of Amarillo visits in Dalhart with grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. Vaughan buy a home at 1922 Harrison Street via Powell Realty. Powell reports sale of a new home to W. D. Barrie of Oklahoma City who comes to Amarillo to represent Minneapolis Moline. J. Lewis Brown opens Bankers Bond and Mortgage branch in Amarillo with office in the Amarillo Building. he is brother-in-law to Judge E. A. Simpson. The Realsilk Hosiery Company Amarillo branch ranks second in the nation for February sales. S. H. Bennett manages 27 counties with a Lubbock sub-branch.
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Tom D. Vaughan
Harrison Street
The
Powell Realty Company
Vaughan
Talmage Place
W. D. Barrie
J. Lewis Brown
Houston
Bankers Bond and Mortgage Company
Amarillo
Mr. Brown
E. A. Simpson
Realsilk Hosiery Company
S. H. Bennett
United States
Lubbock
Futurscope Hype Sweeps Amarillo Schools Leader
Supt. W. A. McIntosh Futurscoped this morning as the public school head in Amarillo. The April outlook predicts contact with influential people, potential benefits, and better health, while financial and business matters take an active turn.
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W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Spring hustle hits schools amid busy season
The excerpt notes spring brings peak activity for those linked to schools and mentions Futurscopes now available for 98 cents at the Globe-News business office with no coupon required, though supply is limited.
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Globe-News
One Man Jazz Band Pioneers Bronhophone Vienna
Francie Szeheres a Hungarian musician in Vienna has built the bronhophone a single operator keyboard instrument capable of producing all jazz sounds. He has received a threatening letter from Desperate Jazz Players warning to bomb his home unless he stops making the instrument.
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Vienna
Francie Szeheres
Giant 75 Pound Cabbage Head Draws England Crowds
In Uttoxeter Staffordshire Ernest Ede grew a cabbage head weighing over 75 pounds, deemed possibly England's largest. Meanwhile in Elyria Ohio Clifford House, 29, faced Common Pleas Judge A R Webber after pleading guilty to highway robbery for stealing ten cents last October, receiving a 10 year penitentiary sentence.
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London
Ernest Ede
Uttoexeter
Staffordshire
England
Elyria
Clifford
Konjola Boosts Health In Amarillo Ad Feature
An Amarillo advertisement touts Konjola as a superior medicine for stomach, liver, kidney and bowel troubles, neuritis and nervousness. It highlights Mrs. J D Rhyne’s testimonial, promotes the City Drug Store on Polk Street, and urges a six to eight bottle course with a free sample offered.
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Konjola
Amarillo
J. D. Rhyne
Eleventh Street
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Konjolas
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C. W. Carson
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J. N. Weaver
B. W. Rhodes
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