Lovely Party for S S Class at First Christian Church
An enjoyable Sunday School party for Mrs. W. B. Benton’s class was hosted by Mrs. A. W. Huff at 1505 West Eighteenth Avenue. Four class members aided in entertaining, with spring flowers decorating the rooms and games of 42 played.
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W. B. Benton
First Christian Church
A. W. Huff
West Eighteenth Avenue
Huff
A. J. Morris
Bates Witt
Howard Boxwell
Clyde Holman
Rex Calbert
G. S. Strickland
Ed E. Crews
A. H. Gipson
R. T. Nations
E. T. Bennett
W.W. H. Sparks
Jo Scoggins
O. W. Floy
Cc. J. White
Irene Riley
Co. D. Jackson
W. G. Russell
C. J. Boyde
David Elliott
Mrs. Everett Simms Hosts Stitch and Chatter Club
Mrs. Everett Simms entertained the Stitch and Chatter Club at her home 1705 North Grant Street on Monday afternoon. Guests helped piece a friendship quilt and were served refreshments later. Attending were Mrs. Carl Larsen Mrs. D J Blackburn Mrs. Bowie Robinson Mrs. Teenie Darnall Mrs. Inez Mathews Mrs. J W Weaver Mrs. Everett Simms Miss Johnnie May Weaver and Miss Pearl Simms.
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Everett Simms
Stitch and Chatter Club
North
Grant Street
Carl Larsen
D. J. Blackburn
Bowie Robinson
Teenie Darnall
Inez Mathews
J. W. Weaver
Johnnie May Weaver
Pearl Simms
Junior and Intermediate Girls Auxiliary Meet at Church
The Junior and Intermediate Girl's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church will meet at 4 o'clock Wednesday at the church. Mrs. R. B. Wingate, Mrs. Floyd Studer and Mrs. Hattie Baker will oversee the entertainment. A delightful program has been planned and every member is urged to attend.
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The
First Baptist Church
R. B. Wingate
Floyd Studer
Hattie Baker
Paris Brides Adopt Colored Wedding Gowns
Paris reports a shift from white to color in wedding attire with gowns in rosy beige satin and blush pink accents. Brides are choosing tinted veils and pale pink flowers to hold veils, marking a fashionable departure in marriage costumes.
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Paris
Carnival Opens Tonight After Cold Wind Delayed Start
West Fourth Avenue carnival resumes after wind lull with tents up and rides ready. Captain Dan Riley stages a lion hunt act daily 4 PM and 9 30 PM, featuring forest bred lions trained for circus work. Lachman Carson Shows headline the week under Tri State Fair Association sponsorship with free admission to grounds.
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West Fourth Avenue
Dan Riley
Steele Arena
Captain Riley
Hagenbeck Zoo
Berlin
Germany
Officials to Gather Bank Records on Police Chiefs
Officials said the probe would require more than 200 banks to supply jurors with records of police captains' financial affairs. The scrutiny involved scrutiny of accounts transferred to wives and broader financial disclosures.
List of Names From Local Fatal Incident Listing
Names listed include John Henson 27 and his wife 50, Dewey Yount 22 with wife one of the slain man’s daughters, Leon Sikesen 17, O B Greaves 18, and Porter Anderson 22 from Center.
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John Henson
Dewey Yount
Leon Sikesen
O. B. Greaves
Porter Anderson
Amarillo Chapter to Meet Guest Deputy Grand Matron
Amarillo Chapter No. 787 Order of the Eastern Star will meet at 8 at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Bessie Hill of Hereford as guest of honor. Members and visiting sisters are urged to attend. Also noted, Southern College engraved its most outstanding student for each year on a campus stone.
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Bessie Hill
Hereford
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Southern College
Missionary Circles To Meet Wednesday
The Woman's Missionary Society of West Amarillo Christian Church schedules three Wednesday circles. Circle 1 led by Mrs. C. W. Kincade on the Bushland highway meets all day starting 10. Circle 2 led by Mrs. R. L. Allston at 800 Alabama Street holds a 3 o'clock session. Circle 3 led by Mrs. Wayne S. Sawyer at 709 Virginia Street also convenes at 3.
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Woman's Missionary Society of West
C. W. Kincade
Bushland Highway
R. L. Allston
Alabama Street
Wayne S. Sawyer
Virginia Street
Mel o Softens Hard Water For Cleaner Hands
An ad claims Mel o softens hard water improving cleaning with or without soap. It describes greasy hands failing in hard water and praises Mel o for producing rich lather, suggesting sprinkling a little in the basin and to buy from grocers.
Chicago police bank records scrutinized in graft probe
Special grand jurors examining alleged police graft scrutinized private banking records of Chicago police captains. Seventeen captains’ financial affairs were in hand, with bank officials from more than 20 banks reporting accounts of six captains. One captain reportedly deposited as much as eight thousand dollars daily. The foreman said progress shows the inquiry on the right track.
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Chicago
Herald and Examiner
J. A. Farmar
Boy to Reform School Men Facing Trial in Carthage
In Carthage Texas on April 21 A P Willie Bynum 16 faces reform school up to 71 for the slaying of J R Kirby a 75 year old Piney Woods storekeeper described as his best friend A murder trial is set for Frank Hensley and six others with the state seeking the death penalty others including Jack Brimer and Mrs awaiting trial
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Carthage
Texas
A.P
Willie Bynum
Woods
Reform School
J. R. Kirby
Piney Woods
Frank Hensely
Jack Brimer
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