Little To Do Club Hosts Bridge Luncheon Party
Mrs. Emry Taylor and Mrs. H J New entertained the Little To Do Club with a bridge luncheon and pajama party at 1216 A West Ninth Avenue. Cupids and flowers decorated tables. Mrs. J C Long won high, Mrs V B Reager second, Mrs B C Whittington third. Attendants included Mrs V B Reager, Mrs Arthur Huff, Mrs B C Whittington, Mrs Royal Wilkins, Mrs J C Long, Mrs Lee Harlan, and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emry Taylor
H. J. ‘New
West
Ninth Avenue
J. C. Long
V. B. Reager
Arthur Huff
B. CC. Whittington
Royal Wilkins
le E Harlan
Hl. J. New
Old Time Games At Y P C E Party At Central Church
Virginia Reel highlighted the Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society event at Central Presbyterian Church with games and dancing. Refreshments followed for an assembled crowd including Miss Maxine Gregg Miss Betty Hanson and many other local members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Maxine Gregg
Betty Hanson
Bert Lee Wood
Hattie Mae Wood
Marie Hill
Lola Ward
Ruth Blackburn
Vivian Ballew
Marjorie Red
Cathryn Cowhurst
Evelyn Dowell
Shirley Knulik
Carmen Wooley
Kathaleta Hawkins
Tom Gibson
Neilson
Gladys Green
OC. H. Schopper
Jimmie Hulen
Jasper Fowlkes
Lester Blakemore
H. G. Wilson
R. B. Red
Bob Rives
Audley Alexander
Bob Axtell
Orval Beck
Arthur Kellner
Roy McCarty
Holand Wagner
Lovely 49 Party Hosted by Mrs Loy Smith
Mrs. Loy Smith hosted Bakers Dozen Club at 3222 West Sixth Avenue for a Lovely 42 party on Wednesday afternoon. Cut flowers with pansies decorated the room and favors were given to Mrs. Claude McAdams and Mrs. C. B. Ridley. Guests included Mrs. J. C. Wale and Mrs. W. W. Fergus, with attending members listed among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Smith
Bakers Dozen Club
West Sixth Avenue
Claude McAdams
C. B. Ridley
J. C. Wale
W. W. Fergus
A.erson
Bob Morris
O. Keen
M. Stewart
O. G. Wright
J. E. Allison
Pansy Morris
All Day Meeting of W M S Held at West Ama
Mrs. W H Kincaid hosted Circle No 1 of the Woman's Missionary Society of West Amaillo Christian Church for an all day session on Wednesday. After business and luncheon the afternoon was spent quilting with attendees including Mrs. Landsberry Snyder Wood Sullivan Pierce Soy Estes Jenkins Carter Franks Cates Kincaid Hawkins Cuinn Gristy Wales Fox Cook Reverend Ferrell Fox O Kincaid and Everett Kincaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kincaid
Woman's Missionary Society of
Mrs. Pope Hosts Jolly 8 Bridge Club Party
Mrs. J. S. Pope entertained the Jolly 8 Bridge Club at her home 513 East Eleventh Avenue Tuesday at 8 pm. High score went to Mrs. J. H. Bennett with second to Mrs. J. C. Swaine. Attending were Miss Winnie Wright and several listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Pope
Jolly 8 Bridge Club
East Eleventh Avenue
J. H. Bennett
J. C. Swaine
Winnie Wright
Guy Smyth
J. W. Horne
Carl Adams
Jess Croome
Phil Bennett
J. J. Pope
Miss Walden Hosts Bridge Luncheon at El Taos
Betty Walden acted as hostess for a refined bridge luncheon at El Taos on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. C W Alexander, Miss Anna Mae Kloptroth, Miss Ola Broyles, Miss Flora Russell, Miss Louise Russell, Miss Elizabeth Nixson, Miss Bertie Warren, Mrs. Ruby O Malley, Miss Frankie Gober, Miss Bursule Angell, Miss a Willis and Miss Betty Walden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Walden
el Taos
C. W. Alexander
Anna Mae Kloptroth
Ola Broyles
Flora Russell
Louise Russell
Elizabeth Nixson
Bertie Warren
Ruby O'Malley
Frankie Gober
Bursule Angell
A Willis
Betty Walen
Bright Red Handbags Spark Spring Fashion Trends
Bright red handbags dominate spring Style with vivid bags and beige large under arm purses featuring red stone clasps. Vaughn Sunday School Class Polk Street Methodist Church hosts a carnival in the Fellowship Hall at 7 pm with games sideshows races and cats directed by Ross Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vaughn
Vaughn Sunday
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ross Williams
Practical Spring Footwear Trends Highlight Elegant Yet Durable Shoes
Economical elegance drives spring fashion with practical footwear. Black, brown, and reptile shades dominate, two color pairs fading. Navy, green, and red ensembles steer shoe choices. sturdy leathers, sandpaper finishes, and simple designs prevail for day and night wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fair Skinned Brunets Wear New Royal Blue Shade
Paris reports a new bright blue called royal gaining favor as a spring costume color for fair skinned brunets. The shade resembles sapphire and is commonly paired with grey as trakan to enhance its hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tube Beads Sparkle On Evening Gowns
Paris fashion notes announce tube beads as a new trim for evening wear with the Marquise de Polignac showing a black chiffon gown covered in tiny jet tubes at Parisian parties. Berean Sunday School Class hosts a kid party at the Social Center Friday at 8 pm and invites members to come with a guest. The La Mirage Bridge Club meets at 1309-A Fillmore Street Saturday at 2:30 pm. Miss Anna Mae Jameson, Queen of the Air, will broadcast on WDAG from 8:30 to 9 pm Friday. A calf born in Tishomingo weighs 13 pounds, 13 inches high and 20 inches long, but is healthy and active. The Interstate Commerce Commission denied Trinity Valley and Northern Railway Co. permission to build 12 miles of new track in Liberty County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marquise de Polignac
Vogue
Berean
The
First Christian Church
Miss Jameson
Anna Mae Jameson
WDAG
T. V. and
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trinity Valley and Northern Railway Co
Liberty County
Texas
Looks Over Jail And Decides He Will Stay
7 Ed Sweet visited the state penitentiary in Santa Fe New Mexico and paid the 25 cent fee. He called the place pretty nice and said he would stay. He announced commitment papers and claimed a one year sentence for stealing tires after abandoning a supreme court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Ed Sweet
State Penitentiary
Swope
Louisiana opens school for state fire fighters
Baton Rouge officials say a new fire training school opened April 12 funded by a one per cent tax on fire insurance premiums. The utopian program offers free board, room, tuition and hose ladder instruction to paid and volunteer firefighters, chiefs, engineers, city officials, mayors, councilmen and building officials with meals donated by local restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
U.P
Louisiana
Woman Swallows Poison In Texas Hotel
Maude Anderson of Roaring Springs Texas 30 was in serious condition after taking chloroform then drinking Lysol in a hotel. Doctors said she has a chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
U.P
Maude Anderson
Roaring Springs
Eisele Brothers Open Packard Dealership in Amarillo
The Eisele Brothers have been appointed Packard dealers for the Panhandle and opened offices at 805 Polk Street with cars on display. Ray Eisele will manage the store, transferring from Ponca City Oklahoma where he ran a Packard agency for six years. Amarillo was chosen after extensive travel across the southwest. The formal opening is scheduled for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisele Brothers
Packard
Panhandle
Polk Street
Ray Eisele
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Southwest
Amarillo
Mr. Eisele
Buttram Resigns as Sooner U Regent
OKLAHOMA CITY April 24 wealthy oil man Frank Buttram who sought the governorship steped down as regent of the University of Oklahoma today after the governor withdrew his order removing him. Raymond Tolbert was named to succeed him and Murray voiced confidence in Tolbert’s services on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Frank Buttram
William H. Murray
University of Oklahoma
Buttram
Raymond Tolbert
University Alumni Association
Murray
Tolbert
Honor Roll Update At Tyler Street School
Due to illness of a teacher the following names were not published for last month’s honor roll at Tyler Street School. A and B grade students listed are David Roscoe Ruth Capps Lenn Harris and Jane Manning. Honorable Mention recipients are Byron Gist Paul Norman and Tol Ware.
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Tyler Street School
David Roscoe
Ruth Capps
Lenn Harris
Jane Manning
Byron Gist
Paul Norman
Tol Ware
Rangers upheld to kill branded wild horses in restricted districts
In a federal decision at Phoenix, Sitgreaves forest rangers retain the right to shoot branded horses within wild herd districts. Navajo County had challenged the practice, arguing over branding and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Sitgreaves Forest Rangers
Navajo County
Funeral for Little Bogue Girl Sunday
Funeral services for 13 year old Maxine Charlotte Bogue daughter of Rev Jasper Bogue district evangelist of the Christian Church will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM from the First Christian Church Rev F W O Malley with Rev Roy Snodgrass and Rev Ferrel Fox officiating She is survived by her mother father two brothers Eugene 16 Asel 12 and sister Lula Ruth 6 Boxwell Brothers directing arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Charlotte Bogue
Jasper Bogue
The
Christian Church
First Christian Church
F. W. O'Malley
Pampa
Roy ©. Snodgrass
Amarillo
Ferrel Fox
West Amarillo
Nine Escaped Prisoners Sought After Jail Break at Tyler
Officers pursue nine inmates who fled Smith County jail last night by cutting a roof hole and sliding down a blanket rope. Two others were hurt or captured, with Leroy McAfee W J O Connor Edward Woodland William Feldon and Edward Moreland still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tex
Smith County
L. R. Hawkins
W. S. Hugill
Leroy McAfee
W. J. O'Connor
Edward Woodland
William Feldon
Edward Moreland
Three Suspects Sought in Texas Robbery Killing
Greenville Texas April 24 Officiers seek three accomplices of Herman Richardson of McKinney slain near Caddo Mills by vigilantes as he and four others tried to rob Fage s general store Roy Lovelady Richardson s brother in law is held in connection with the robbery Richardson s body identified by brother in law Roy Huckaby of Greenville Funeral services for Richardson expected in McKinney today He is survived by a wife and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Tex
U.P
Herman Richardson
McKinney
Caddo Mills
Fage
Roy Lovelady
Richardson
Roy Huckaby
Release Man From Hospital After Faint
J. I. Bogers about 70 was found unconscious on the curb at Taylor and Fourteenth Street early last night and released today from St. Anthony's Hospital. First reports suggested possible injury, but attendants said there were no signs of harm. He had evidently fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Bogers
Taylor and
Fourteenth Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Six fishermen drown when bark sinks near Tag Island
A Danube frontier report from Belgrade details the sinking of a fishing bark near the Isle of Tag. Six fishermen perished in the incident as rescue efforts were hindered by the rough sea and poor visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Isle of Tag
St Mary's Class To Stage Carnival at 1200 Washington
The senior class of St Mary's academy hosts a carnival this afternoon and evening starting at 3:15 in the assembly room at 1200 Washington to raise funds. Activities include booths rides side shows and a 7:30 vaudeville by senior members. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cademy
Academy
Washington
Crew Rescued As Second Bark Averts Loss At Sea
A severe tempest raged along the Jugoslavian coast for twelve hours when a second bark aided in saving the crew, preventing a disaster at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugoslavian
Goodyear Head Is Speaker At Noon Luncheon
Judge G A Waddle of Goodyear Rubber Co Akron spoke at a noon luncheon for 125 Goodyear dealers from across the Panhandle at the Herring Hotel. P D Winings, branch manager, Oklahoma City and Amarillo, presided. after lunch attendees viewed the film The Thin Wheel featuring famous stage and screen stars. Dealers came from towns north of Plainview, east of Sayre, west of the New Mexico line, and south of the Kansas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Waddle
Goodyear and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Herring Hotel
P. D. Winings
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Mos
Plainview
Sayre
Oklahoma
Wes
New Mexico
Son
Kansas
Pastor Charged by Blackman Woman in Kiss Suit
The Rev. James Cornish testified to deny stealing a kiss from Pearl Thomas in Kansas City on December 11 1929. Thomas sues for $5000 claiming assault and battery. witnesses from his former church defend his conduct noting his conduct was above reproach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
James Cornish
Pearl Thomas
Great Bend
Thomas
First Christian Church
Clyde Hickman
Jennie Cooper
Six Drown Near Borneo in Steamer Wreck
Six persons drowned when the Chinese steamer Gotaisan foundered between here and Bangkoel Trang off Borneo. The disaster occurred near Samarinda on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borneo
Samarinda
Gotaisan
Here
Bangkoel- Trang
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Societysi
Anna Belle Collins
C. E
W. M.S
Mrs. Pope
Miss Walden
Hawaii
Waikiki Beach
George O’brien
Phyllis Haver
LA Mirage
la Mirage Bridge Club
P. H. Buthker
Fillmore Street
Tishomingo
Oklo
Uki
Little Bogue Girl
Grove
Jackson
Formosa
St. Mary’s
Goodyear
Blackman
Washington Winesap
State of
Seattle
Tay Racer
Cea
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