Hills Bros Coffee introduces controlled roasting for uniform flavor
Hills Bros. claims years of work yield a unique controlled roasting process that delivers a uniform roast and distinctive flavor. The vacuum-sealed can removes air to keep coffee fresh, with the Arab trademark on Hills Bros. Coffee cans. Sold by grocers nationwide from Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc. Kansas City, Missouri.
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros, Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Palm Beach Styles Highlight Feminine Gowns and Hips
Fashion notes from Palm Beach describe hips as bold, modern, and flattering in gowns of the era. White chiffon with embroidery and beads shapes the silhouette to the knee, while black lace and fitted backs appear in debutante pieces. Gardenias, long waistlines, and voluminous dresses mark the season's feminine glamour.
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Palm Beach
Phillips Hosts Luncheon For Mrs A dson in Dallas
Second in a series of parties given for Mrs A dson of Dallas. Tuesday noon luncheon at her sister Mrs Phillips home in the apartments. Tables centered with red tulips. 4 H Maxfield won high in games. Guests included Mrs Nick Morgan and Mrs Nelson. prizes awarded to several attendees.
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A.dson
Dallas
Phillips
H. G. Maxfield
Nick Morgan
Nelson
A. B. Nelson
J. C. Parker Jr
Henry Own
Marion Davis
Haggart
Marion Phillips
G. Maxfield
Nick In
McKinley School Teachers Elect Officers and Plan Sale
H Baker was named year tye at the McKinley School Teachers Association during a meeting at the school Tuesday noon. Officers include Mrs B H Tyler first vice president and Roy Ratcliff third vice president. W S Birge secretary. H Blank treasurer. Mrs Harley parliamentarian. R Hollingshead reporter. P Evans principal. A life member was extended. A sale is planned for Saturday at a yet undecided location. J C Snodgrass spoke on Religious Training in Rome and Rev Snod offered remarks on building minds and bodies through religious training. Mrs Howard Boxwell and Miss McClure, pupils of Mrs Faye Fulton, presented a clever playlet. Mrs Fulton's class won the prize for most mothers present. Guy Ballard will present a noted play at McKinley auditorium Friday evening. The event, sponsored by the I-T Teacher Association, invites the public.
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H. Baker
McKinley School-Teacher Association
B. H. Tyler
Matar
Roy Ratcliff
W. S. Birge
H. Blank
Harley
R. Hollingshead
P. Evans
The
J. C. Snodgrass
Rome
Snod
Howard Boxwell
One McClure
Faye Fulton
Fulton
Guy Ballard
I-Teacher Association
Progressive Teachers Meet Thursday
Progressive Teachers Music Association will meet at the home of Mrs. H H Warner on Fillmore Street Thursday at 9:30. FP E Woodruff will direct program on The Development Piano. Topics include The Early Piano and discussion of classic and modern music. Mrs George McNeil and others will give musical numbers.
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Progressive Series Musicers Association
H. H. Warner
Fillmore Street
E. Woodruff
Clude
George McNeil
H. Warner
Harvey
Swaime Club Hosts Jolly Eight Bridge Afternoon
J S Swaime entertained the Jolly Eight Bridge Club at her home 4000 Taylor Tuesday afternoon with white color in decorations. J S Pope won high. Adams received low. Theta Club to meet for monthly luncheon at 12:15 at Rose Bowl. all members urged to attend.
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J. C. Swaime
Jolly Eight
Taylor Yy
Harsz
J. S. Pope
Fa Club
Eet
Theta Club
Needle Club Inspires Pleasant Tuesday Tea At 601 Lincoln
The Needle Club held a charming afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Davis Tudor at her home 601 Lincoln Street. Tulips and jonquils complemented the rooms while needlework provided the main diversion. Special guests included Mrs. H. E. Chestnutt Mrs. J. W. Collins and Mrs. John Ward. Members present included numerous named ladies.
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Needle Club
Davis Tudor
Lincoln Street
H. E. Chestnutt
J. W. Collins
John Ward
J. E. Rowland
H. H. Cooper
C. D. Jack
Edgar
Lillie Hollis
Howard Trigg
B. L. Kingsland
H. B. Jones
G. J. Nunn
Sam Orr
Ray C. Johnson
Augustine Greening
E. W. Hardin
R. C. Neely
Rainbow Berets Spark Colorful Sportswear Trend
In Paris the rainbow beret craze influences sports wear with striped wool berets showing six colors and ribbon bands. Fans pair them with matching scarves as part of current fashion.
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Paris
Joseph
Will A Miller U D C Meeting At Mrs Kirkman Home
Will A Miller U D C will meet at 312 Pierce Street Thursday at 3 o clock. All members urged to attend.
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Will A. Miller
E. A. Kirkman
Pierce Street
Personal notices of local residents and travels
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hardin return from an extended West Indies cruise. Mrs. W. S. Edwards of 1411 Madison St visits Mineral Wells for weeks. Mrs. J. J. Crume leaves for Arizona for about a month. Mrs. Ben F. Kelly joins husband in Amarillo after January move to West Texas Aetna Life. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hamman depart for Temple for Mrs. Hamman’s treatment. Mrs. J. M. Webb at 1014 West Tenth Ave is ill with influenza.
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Ed Hardin
West Indies
Ben F. Kelly
Talmage
Kelly
Amarillo
West Texas Aetna Life Insurance Co
Illinois
J. M. Webb
West Tenth Avenue
Chinese Operetta Rehearsal Schedule
The Harmony Club will rehearse the Chinese Operetta next Monday afternoon with a session this evening at 7 30 at the Women's Club. Additional rehearsals are Friday at 2 30 and Saturday at 7 30 at the club rooms.
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Harmony Club
Crownless hats to ward off sun on beaches this summer
Crownless hats serve as sunshade with 8 to 10 inch brims held by two crossing straps. Worn over bright silk bandanas knotted over the right ear, they offer a stylish protection for sun favored by beachgoers.
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Paris
Dallas Luncheon Honors Visiting Guest at Van Buren Home
Mrs. J. R. Lemmon hosted a luncheon and bridge at 3608 Van Buren Street for Mrs. Victor C. Smith of Dallas. Red sweetpeas set the motif with tables draped in maderna cloths and bowls of blooms throughout. High honors in games went to Mrs. George Mager, Mrs. W. S. Kenyon, Mrs. H. C. Adams.
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Victor C. Smith
Dallas
J. R. Lemmon
van Buren Street
George Mager
W. 8. Kenyon
H. C. Adams
Hugo Loewenstern
Ira Cunningham
L. Clute
Harry M. Lyons
R. N. Reedy
Neuhardt
C. A. LaRue
J. O. R. Alexander
W. W. Sharp
H. M. Beverley
L. W. Timms
L. D. Hancock
Annual School Election and Talk on Behavior
Thursday afternoon at 3 30 o clock the annual election of officers will be held Mrs W N Martin will talk on Problems of Behavior Every member is urged to attend
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W. N. Martin
Cathedral Windows Create Studio Light in Philadelphia
In Nicola Ascendo's studio, high vaulted stained glass windows cast multicolored sunlight through rooms where the artist works with glass and stone. The illusion of an old world Gothic cathedral fills the space as sunset rays filter in.
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Philadelphia
Nicola @'Ascendo
Byrd Pole Flag To Be Shown At Paris Exposition
The flag Admiral Richard E. Byrd carried over both poles will travel to Paris for display at the International Colonial and Overseas Exposition this year. Cable reports to the French Embassy from Hubert Lyautey confirm the exhibition plan.
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Washington
U.P
Richard E. Byrd
Paris
Hubert Lyautey
Argentine Experts Form New Fuel Oil
Argentine experts from the National Chemical Office formulated a fuel oil with 90 percent gasoline and 10 percent pure alcohol. The alcohol is derived from agricultural products, and the report was filed with the Commerce Department. Linseed is mentioned in connection with the fuel's composition.
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Washington
National Chemical Ofice
Commerce Department
Corn Oils Seen Useful In Alcohol Mixture For Fuel
Chemical experts say the mixture could be feasible with high alcoholic content, possibly up to 30 percent. The discussion notes corn oils as a useful component for this purpose.
Bishop Warns Church Failing Its Duty to Workers
Bishop of Exeter tells the general church assembly in London that the church must draw more ordinands from the industrial classes. He urges postponing worker examinations until they are educated for the clergy and notes that Christ was a working man.
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London
W.P
General Church Assembly
Exeter
Hide money in ice box idea for safekeeping
Kansas City reports cafe manager J. L. McFarland described an ice box savings plan to avoid holdups. He produced $35 to make change and endorsed the method as a prudent precaution.
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Kansas City
J. L. McFarland
Gums That Bleed Pyorrhea Remedy Ad
Bleeding gums signal pyorrhea which may cause heart trouble and other illnesses. Creosone is advertised as a home treatment that destroys germs, stops bleeding within a day, tightens teeth, and ends mouth troubles in three weeks or money back.
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