Santa Fe to Finish Line by First of May
The Amarillo to Boise City Santa Fe line will be completed by May 1 with all track work ballasting done. Operations expected between Amarillo and Boise City once the route is ready. Spearman to Morse line has track playing and ballast underway, fencing done, poles up, wires to be strung by May 1. Grading begun on Felt to Gladstone segment toward Colmar with 189 miles noted.
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Amarillo
Boise City
Oklahoma
Santa Fe Railroad
W. H. Rochester
Spearman-Morse
Santa Fe
Felt
Okla
Gladstone
N. M
Colmar
Work crews move along new line towards Dodge City
Miles from Dodge City, the project has been taken over this week by Nugent Jolly, sub contractor on grading. Camps are being located along the route where workmen will live until the line is completed.
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Dodge City
Nugent Jolly
Death by own action stance from Dr Crichton-Miller
In London Dr Hugh Crichton-Miller urged the National Council of Mental Hygiene that individuals facing incurable disease should have freedom to choose suicide. In Worcester Massachusetts, W R Anthony Bombard, 65, was arraigned for breaking and entering but claimed he "entered" via a cellar window and received two days in jail.
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London
Hugh Crichton-Miller
National Council of Mental Hygiene
Worcester
Mass
W.R Anthony Bombard
Rose Bowl Tea Room adds new space for 60 guests
The Junior Welfare League expands Rose Bowl Tea Room after a year of success. A new room opens with an East entrance, decorative green and cream furnishings, and a cobble-stone path. Tea event planned Saturday 3 to 5 with reservations by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Welfare League
Rose Bowl
C. R. Garner
P. J. Wooldridge
Wooldridge Lumber Co
Cameron Lumber Co
Amarillo Hardware Co
Amarillo
Finklea Electric
Docie Cleaners
Panhandle Laundry
Amarillo Florists
Roy Burke
Paul Sutton
J. Neal
L. Carey
United Sash and Door Co
William Cameron Co
Clowe and Cowan
Dempster Mill and Manufacturing Co
Morrison Supply Co
J. C. Davis
Bright Dresses Dominate New York Spring Wardrobe
New York reports highlight bright colored day wear as spring style, driven by woolen colored dresses under fur coats and short jacket suits. Designers note cloth dresses in red and grass greens outselling silk updates with yellow seen as a key accent to pair with brown or navy.
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New York
Pring
Little-To-Do Club Hosts Bridge Party for Members
The Little-To-Do Bridge Club entertained their husbands at the Reager home on Buchanan Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Huff, Mr. and Mrs. H J New, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Day Stone, Mr. and Mrs. B C Whittington, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Winkins, Mrs. Emory Taylor, Paul Guyser, and Mr. and Mrs. V B Reagor.
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W. B. Reager
Buchanan Street
Arthur Huff
H. J. New
Lee Harlan
Day Stone
Voulez Club Hosts Meeting At North Arthur Home
Mrs Charles Hill and Mrs P E Viand hosted the Voulez Club gathering at 730 North Arthur Street. Mrs Edison and Mrs S W Hudson got consolation prizes. Mrs A B Black was guest of honor. Attendees included several named club members.
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Charles Hill
P. E. Viand
Voulez Club
North Arthur Street
Edisham
S. W. Hudson
A. B. Black
Clint Bowman
John Knochs
Jim Hudson
8. E. Morris
Paul Shumate
Roy Swafford
Ed Thom
James Utterback
W.hudson
P. E. Hand
Thistledown Velvet Star in Evening Wraps
Thistledown velvet, light as its name, debuts as a stylish spring fabric for evening wraps. The filmy material, popular in three quarter length designs, complements light evening gowns and bright floral accents.
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Paris
W and K Club Bridge Fete Hosted by Three Women
Mrs Trula Faye Campbell, Mrs Winnie McCroan and Miss Camilla Guy hosted the W and K Club at 721 North Mirror. Bridge introduced with Miss Willia Neely high and Miss Lillian Constable low. Guests included Mrs Annie Clay and others in a social evening.
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Trula Faye Campbell
Winnie McCroan
Camilla Guy
W and K Club
McCroan
North Mirror Street
Bridge
Willia Neely
Lillian Constable
Annie Clay
Nada Morehead
Donnie Huffman
Georgia Patterson
Ruth Hester
Irene Neely
Nora Ferguson
Winnie McCrean
First Ladies Day at Hillcrest Club Draws Strong Attendance
Enthusiasm marked Hillcrest Country Club’s first Ladies Day on Wednesday. New officers include President Mrs. W. F. Becktold and Vice President Mrs. J. M. Hagan. Golf and bridge winners were named, with Jack Bush detailing handicap procedures for weekly and season prizes.
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Hillcrest Country Club
W. F. Becktold
J. M. Hagan
Mason King
Guy Hoover
Becktold
Jack Bush
Hillcrest
J. W. Roff
W. F. Bechtold
H. M. Brown
Billie Baker
H. L. Weldon
Fred Wagner
Ben Harrison
W. W. Woolsey
Elliott Hatch
Mary Chandler
W. J. Satterwhite
W. 8. Izzard
C. M. Ochiltree
Tom Bliss
L. W. Timms
Wesley Friendship Class Announces Sunday Program
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church outlines Sunday events. Devotional at 9 45 led by Mrs Ruth Haftey. Regular class at 10 with Mrs Marion Hill in charge. Lesson titled The Course of Selfishness. Rainbow contest requires members in class by 10.
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Wesley Friendship Class
San Jacinto
Black Velvet Gown With Silver Yoke Wears by Mrs North Seymour
Mrs Whitney North Seymour wears an afternoon dress of black velvet with a silver metal cloth drop yoke at the blouse waist. The three quarter length sleeves have silver cuffs and a small black velvet hat with an ostrich feather. Onyx pendant earrings set with silver complete the ensemble.
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Washington
Dress Rehearsal and Benefit Play Scheduled
The Christian Endeavor Curtain Club will hold a dress rehearsal Saturday at 7:30 PM in the Christian Endeavor Rooms of the First Christian Church. They will present a three act comedy The Man In the Green Shirt on Monday and Tuesday of next week to benefit the church building fund.
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Christian Endeavor Curtain Club
Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
Real flowers brighten Paris handbags for spring trend
Parisian women fashion Real flowers tucked in envelope bags with matching linings. Pale pink carnations accent black antelope bags and pale pink accessories. The bouquet detail adds color to spring outfits as the season arrives.
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Paris
Marquise Sponsors Black Evening Gowns in Paris Fashion
The Marquise de Jau court features smart women sponsoring black evening gowns that are in vogue. Worn in these evenings are black chiffon frocks with bustic effects, paired with red Persian brocade wraps and black fox collars.
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Paris
Marquise de Jaucourt
Boys Will Play In Recital At McDaniel Studio
The McDaniel Studio of Music presents their boys class in a piano recital Saturday at 8 15 PM at 1207 West Nineteenth Avenue. They are assisted by the boy expression pupils of Mrs Daisy Persons. The public is invited.
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McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth Avenue
Daisy Persons
Black Brown Shoes Lighten Spring Ensemble Styles
New York fashion notes show black navy blue and brown kid pumps and oxfords pairing with light costumes to highlight prints. Dark trim on light shades creates high contrast looks, with two tone effects and perforated decorative stitching enhancing a tailored vibe for between season outfits.
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New York
Dunning Teachers To Meet Saturday
The Panhandle Dunning Teachers Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Elizabeth Spegal Morris will preside as hostess at her home 1600 Hughes Street. All out of town members are invited.
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Panhandle Dunning Teachers Association
Elizabeth Spegal Morris
Hughes Street
Food Sale Planned by Rainbow Contest Groups
Food sale will be conducted by groups three and nine of the Rainbow contest, under the Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church, at the M-System store on Line Avenue this Saturday.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
M-System
Line Avenue
A. M. Club To Entertain The Panhandle Alumni
The Panhandle A. M. Club will host a dinner dance at FE Taos on Tuesday at 7 20 p m. Former ex students may reserve with O O Zapper Box 427.
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Panhandle A. & M. Club
Baked Food Sale By Women of the West Amarillo Baptist Church
The Women of the West Amarillo Baptist Church will host a baked food sale all day Saturday at White and Kirk's. The event invites the public to purchase treats and support church activities. A Swiss chemist has developed a process coating paper money with an extremely thin metal film to increase durability.
Retail Dealer Wanted in Amarillo Area Implement Branch
Implement firm seeks capable experienced man to run the retail part of the business in a small town near Amarillo. Good location, furnished office, water, light and telephone provided. Must have car, funds for some financing of large sales, and be willing to canvass countryside. Box No. 315.
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Amarillo
Japanese Prince Visits Annapolis
Prince Takamatsu of Japan visits the United States and tours the Annapolis Naval Academy. After a late reception the prince and princess planned an early morning start with a private dinner scheduled that evening with the Japanese Ambassador.
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Washington
Prince Takamatsu
Japan
Prince of the Sea
Annapolis Naval Academy
Alaska Game Laws Tighten Under Hyde Regulations
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde, after talks with the Alaska Game Commission and the Bureau of Biological Survey, revised Alaska game rules. The brown and grizzly bear shooting zones increase from five to seven. Ross's geese, cackling geese, and Brant bag limits drop and wholesale slaughter is banned. Alaska is divided into eight trapping districts for fur bearers.
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Washington
Alaskan
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Alaska Game Commission
Bureau of Biological Survey
Ross
Territory
Alaska
Congress Allocates Record Federal Road Funds
Washington reports the 71st Congress set aside over 406 million dollars for Federal aid highways and forest roads. The American Motorists Association notes the sum surpasses even Benjamin Franklin’s expectations for public road building.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
71St
Congress
American Motorists Association
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Resinol
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Lachman Carson
4Th Street Show Grounds
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den of Fighting Lions
Pahy
Polk
Nofade & Shirtcraft
Silk Rayon Union
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B. V. D. Union
Crossett
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