Debutant Betty Jo Baker's third birthday party
Betty Jo Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs T G Baker celebrated her third birthday with pink and white decor an Easter egg hunt won by Garwood Biguchi and a prize for Jack Baker Nearby social notes mention Queen Tut club dancing party hosted by Miss Vielan Wright at 904 Trier street with guests and music from Mr and Mrs Vance The Travel Study club met to study Venezuela and Colombia and River Road PTA held a meeting with officers elected and plans to support the Children's Home and Mothers Congress A Polk Street Methodist church recital will showcase Amarillo College of Music pupils
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Baker
T. G. Baker
Johnson Street
Garwood Biguchi
Jack Baker
Elwood
Garwood
Victor Bianchi
Jim Harris Griges
Jackie
Greg Baker
Harold and
Chester Ross
Beatrice June Cox
Juanita Russell
Audrey Young
Mary Anne McSpadden
Doris May Bartzell
Mary Bianchi
Dorothy Fay Lorran
Betty Jane Lorgan
Pavey Jean Baker
Bonnie Belle Gross
Channing
Vielan Wricht
Queen Tut Club
Trier Street
Mrs. Vance
Vivian Wright
Ruby Blake
Corinne Egbert
Adra
Rita Lamons
Lena Bennett
Hannah Sue Hathorne
Dorothy Wagerle
Zoe Law
Susie Cruder
Helen Lawler
Messrs
Oh Car
Bill Wolf
Harry Fisher
L. Lowe
Reynolds
R. J. Fowlkes
Glenn Ausburn
Raymond Wright
Jesse Wind
Elwood Clarke
Jack Deeson
O .T. Thompson
Burkhalter
Garvey
Parent-Teacher Association of
River Road
Merrick
Mothers’ Council
Lloyd Bivins
J. E. Ware
Plainview
Johnnie Mobley
Congress of Mothers
Thurman
Joe Mobley
Jim Conley
John Culwell
Jim Ware
L. D. Trotter
Recital by Austin Myers at Amarillo College of Music Tuesday
Austin Myers appears in a recital at Amarillo College of Music in the college studios Tuesday night. The public is invited to attend this concert. Miss Berta Mallard of Dallas visits her parents MP and Mrs J W Hill at 901 Jackson Street. Mrs E C Simmons and Mrs W Van Landingham host Canyon Girls and Jovial Thirteen at 804 Florida Avenue Thursday at 2 30 p.m.
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Ja Austin Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Berta Mallard
Dallas
J. W. Hill
Jackson Street
E. C. Simmons
W. van Landingham
Canyon Girls
Jovial Thirteen
Florida Avenue
Measles, births, and local improvements noted in East Side
East Side News reports several families contended with measles illness including J W Saxton's children and Nancy Robinson. Twin girls were born to Mr and Mrs MacDaniels at 1416 East Sixth Street. Denver Heights boasts park improvements by Ft Worth and Denver roundhouse foreman Smirkey. Glenwood residents await Locust Street paving and a residence addition by E Nutt.
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J. W. Saxton
Glenwood
East Side
Mrs. MacDaniels
East Sixth Street
Denver Heights
Smirkey
Ft. Worth
Denver
Nancy Robinson
Naney
W. K. Robinson
White satin Worth gown gains from draped side pleats
The article describes a white satin wedding gown by Worth with a sheathe silhouette and draped side, a large velvet pearl-studded flower, pearl fringe beneath the hem, a dipped bateau neckline, and long fitted sleeves. It notes alternative gowns in marquisette with lace flounces and discusses bridal headdresses like a Juliet cap, orange blossom tiaras, and veiling.
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Worth
Cantor Berlin Banter and Witty New York Bon Mots
Eddie Cantor relates a friend with many car mortgages calling it The Cov ered Wagon. Irving Berlin is praised as a tight New Yorker. Cantor recalls a party at Berlin’s home with wine flowing freely. Fannie Brice cites her mother’s single husband. Walter Pritchard Eaton’s famous NY bon mot notes a man’s varied past.
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Eddie Cantor
Irving Berlin
New York
Cantor
Berlin
Walter Pritchard Eaton
Local Amarillo stylist laments Spanish beauty stereotype
An Amarillo beauty parlor specialist voices frustration with the notion that Spanish women are the world's most beautiful. She notes local Spanish types with dusky skin and black hair feel unseen and self-conscious, criticizing skin powders and hair care habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Beauty Talk and Mothers with Backbone
A beauty expert praises ideal hair and makeup for American and Spanish type beauties while Dorothy Dix is cited as a top writer. The piece contrasts mothers with meekness versus those with backbone who set ideals and pushed their children toward duty. A humorous Amarillo love note tale closes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
America
Amarillo Matron Offers Marriage Advice With Dinner Advice
An Amarillo matron replies to a bride asking how to manage a husband with guidance to feed him well and trust to luck, reflecting humorous social counsel from the period.
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Amarillo
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Society i Women’s Interests
Ulua New
Eva Kathryn Harris
The
Travel Study Club
W. O. Gatton
Tyner Street
Venezuela
Columbia
C. E. Smith
W. M. Durham
E. W. Hardin
J. T. Oliver
Woods Ellison
Beatrice Story
Polk Street Methodist Church
Virgie Howard
L. Dunnivan
Charles Bates
Marion Wilson
Lloyd Whitaker
Dean Settle
James L. Gordon
Milburn Easum
Alma Jean Rogers
Jackie Rogers
Margaret Hobson
Margaret Love
Dorothy Jo Bush
Grace
East Side News
P. O. Nickles
East Highth Street
Clovis
N. M
E. McNutt
Peggie Platt
Percy Hammond
Amarillo Fox-Trotters
Charlot
London
Gertrude Lawrence
Charlott
Elysee
56Th Street
Fannie Brice
Betty Lou
Marjory
Taylor Street
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