Taffeta Takes Lead For Evening Dresses
Paris fashion notes show taffeta evening gowns for all ages with draped skirts and lace petticoats. Designers like Lanvin feature taffeta styles including baby dresses while waisted robes give way to Watteau influenced silhouettes and circular flounces. An Amarillo home trade exchange invites women to trade goods with no entrance fee or commission until sold.
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Paris
Mme
Jeanne Lanvin
Amarillo
Vineyard
Fuger
Missionary Society In Regular Session at Polk Street
The Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society met in regular session with Rev. Lewis N. Stuckey presenting the lesson. A business session announced rum mage sales on May 1 and 2 at 613 East Fourth Street and listed volunteers for collecting bundles. Women will host a banquet for Santa Fe club members on Friday evening May 4 at Fellowship hall.
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Lewis N. Stuckey
Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society
W A. Cannon
East Fourth Street
L. M. Light
P. F. Yocham
W. Payne
John Armstrong
W. Crowmiller
W. W. Lynch
M. Tolk
L. V. Wallace
A. L. Reeves
F. M. Burkett
Santa Fe Club
Fellowship Hall
Plans for Woman's Exchange In Amarillo
Mrs. G. T. Vineyard president of the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs and Mrs. M. L. Fuller lead Amarillo club women in organizing a woman’s exchange. The effort aims to mobilize local women’s clubs and community support for the project.
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G. T. Vineyard
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
M. L. Fuller
Woman's Exchange
Amarillo
Social Calendar Mixes Clubs and Meetings Across Amarilla
Swastika club meets 2 30 with Mrs Frank Allen 800 A Fairmont. Sunshine Child Study Club hosts tea at Women s Club rooms Municipal Auditorium. Beta Delphian Society at 9 30 in Woman's Club rooms Red Carnation Lodge 2 30 initiation and social hour All members expected. Operetta The National Flower Buchanan School 8. West Amarilla Christian church auxiliary executive board 2 in church parlors Second and Tennessee Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 2 50 Mrs Wesley Goodman 802 South Virginia Mrs G C McDaniel piano pupils 8 15 Public invited Busy Dozen Needle Club 2 with Mrs H B Richey 2009 Van Buren Mrs S E Simpson hostess assistant
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Frank Allen
Fairmont Street
Sunshine Child Study Club
Municipal Auditorium
Beta Delphian Society
Red Carnation Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Pollyanna Needle Club Party Hosted by Mrs Vincent
Mrs. Jack Vincent hosted the Pollyanna Needle Club at 400 B Tennessee Avenue. The room bright with spring flowers featured fancy needlework and social chat. Special guests included Mrs. J B Williams of Perryton Texas and Mrs. Lucy Thomas. members present were Mrs. Vernon Byrd Mrs. Johnny Price Mrs. Floyd Jones Mrs. Clarence Martin Mrs. Paul Litner and Mrs. Gaston Camp.
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Jack Vincent
Pollyanna Needle Club
Tennessee Avenue
J. B. Williams
Perryton
Texas
Lucy Thomas
Vernon Byrd
Johnny Price
Floyd Jones
Clarence Martin
Paul Litner
Gaston Camp
Buchanan School Children Present The National Flower Operetta
Buchanan school plans an operetta titled The National Flower in three acts. More than 300 pupils perform under the direction of Mrs Ellis B Hall and Mrs W B Burkhalter. The show starts at 8 o'clock tomorrow in the school auditorium with a public invitation.
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Buchanan School
Ellis B. Hall
W. B. Burkhalter
Mrs Rocquemore Arrives for Extended Dallas Visit
Mrs. O. G. Rocquemore Sr. of Dallas arrives to guest for several months at the Rocquemore home at 1109 West Eighteenth street. She formerly lived in Amarillo and has many local friends pleased by her return.
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O. G. Rocquemore Sr
Dallas
O. G. Rocquemore Jr
Rocquemore
West Eighteenth Street
Mrs. Duggan Ill In Littlefield
Word from Littlefield Texas says Mrs Arthur P Duggan district chairman for the Federation of Women's Clubs is ill with influenza She was to appear on the program at the Seventh District meeting in Dalhart this week.
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Littlefield
Texas
Arthur P. Duggan
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Amarillo Athletic Club to Host Members Dance Event
Members and special guests of the Amarillo Athletic Club will be invited to a dance event with plans announced for an evening of socializing and entertainment hosted by the club.
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The
Amarillo Athletic Club
Large Dinner Dance Promises Finest Club Affaire
The club layouts and reservations indicate a grand dinner dance tonight described as one of the largest and most delightful affairs ever held at the club.
Mrs Burnsides Visits Prouty At Bonham Home
Mrs C O Burnsides of Oklahoma City sister of Mr Parker Prouty is the house guest of Mr and Mrs Prouty at 10009 Bonham. She has visited here before and has a large circle of friends.
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C. O. Burnsides
Oklahoma City
Parker Prouty
Mrs. Prouty
Bonham Street
Burnsides
Busy Dozen Club To Meet At Mrs Richey Home
Mrs. H. S. Richey and Mrs. 8. E. Simpson will host a Busy Dozen Needle club gathering tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Richey located at 1009 Van Buren Street.
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H. S. Richey
8. E. Simpson
Busy Dozen Needle Club
Girl Scouts Plant Garden Bed in City Park
The Girl Scouts are planting a special garden bed in the City park and seek donations of flowers and shrubs. Those able to contribute are asked to contact Mrs. M. L. Fuller, who coordinating the project.
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M. L. Fuller
Catholic Daughters Game Party At Cathedral Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America host a game party this Saturday at 3 o clock in the Cathedral hall with a cordial invitation to the public. Mrs. J B Williams of Perryton Texas is staying with Mr and Mrs Jack Vincent at 400 B Tennessee street. Mr and Mrs C H Dixon and their son Charles Henry of 1720 Jackson street have gone to Fort Worth for several days visit.
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Catholic Daughters of America
J. B. Williams
Perryton
Texas
Jack Vincent
Tennessee Street
C. H. Dixon
Charles Henry
Jackson Street
Fort Worth
Mrs Lindsay at SBA district meeting names delegates
At a district Security Benefit association convention Mrs F D Lindsay of Amarillo was elected delegate to the national SBA meeting in Grand Rapids June 11. Other delegates named were Mrs M E Higinbotham of Childress and Mrs Eva Keener of Dalhart. Visitors included Mrs Barbara Swain and Earl Swain of Childress and Miss Lois Stringer with her mother.
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The
Security Benefit Association
F. D. Lindsay
Amarillo
Grand Rapids
M. E. Higinbotham
Childress
Eva Keener
Dalhart
Barbara Swain
Earl Swain
Lois Stringer
Ironized Yeast Tonic Promises Health Boost and Flesh Gain
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a specially cultured yeast tonic that aids flesh production and improves health after a single course. It claims no gas or bloating, safe for all, with a refund if unsatisfied and a direct mail offer from Atlanta.
U C T Plans Banquet For Saturday At Capitol Hotel
More than 100 persons are expected to attend Amarillo council No. 225 United Commercial Travelers banquet at the Capitol hotel Saturday night. The event follows a recent meeting to renew council interest and invites all members and nonmember travelers. Free plates for those bringing a signed prospective member or accompanied by one. Candidates will be initiated after the banquet. Mr and Mrs W D Collins left Saturday for a Denver vacation lasting two weeks.
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Amarillo
Local residents on brief trips and illnesses noted
Mrs Paul Christian is confined at 601 A North Taylor street due to illness. Miss Ruth Roberts returns to work at the Business Men's Association after illness. Mrs Erma Turner visited her parents in Wildorado. Max Bauer visits Russell Kansas on business. Walker Jr. away on business until week’s start. L A Thompson in Clarendon on business. R O Walkup of the Business Men's Association ill at home. S R Cohagan of Midwest Exploration Company away on business. Mr and Mrs Herbert Godfrey of Plainview visit Mrs M A Walker. Mrs Iva Gentry returns home to Eldorado.
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Paul Christian
North Taylor Street
Ruth Roberts
Business Men's Association
Erma Turner
Wildorado
Max Bauer
Russell
Kans
G.@. Walker, Jr
L. A. Thompson
Clarendon
R. O
Local Social Notes Highlight Family News
The passage records Mrs. Lloyd Bivins mourning her sister at a funeral. W. G. Baker travels to Oklahoma for business. Mr and Mrs Haliburton of Texline and the visitor’s parents spend a day in the city. Mrs Pearlie Johnson returns to work in the Business Men's Association collections department after a week’s illness.
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Lloyd Bivins
W. G. Baker
Oklahoma
Haliburton
Texline
Tiilinois
Pearlie Johnson
Business Men's Association
Women Run Elevators Replace Operators in Buenos Aires
A Buenos Aires department store has replaced male elevator operators with women and calls the change satisfactory. The sight of women operating lifts is unusual in the city, highlighting a notable footwear in staff roles.
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Buenos Aires
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Taffeta
By Hazel Reavis
Associated Press
Buchanan
Mrs. Rocquemore
Mrs. Duggan
Mrs. Burnsides
Prouty
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Lindsay
S. B. A. Meet
B. F. McCann, Jr
Denver
Abilene
Midwest Exploration Company
F. J. Keleher
Midwest Exploraion Company
Ory
T. B
Fort Worth, Tex
Dronesato
Ironized Ast CO
Atlanta
U.C.T. Plans
Mrs. W. D. Collins
Marizon
Polk St
Arizon Illineryiracle
Treasure
God
Karo
Milwaukee
J. M. Radford Grocery Company
Amarillo, Texas
Fillmore
Roony
Atiom
Tene
Reppert Lumber Company
Sixth ST
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