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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1931

Page

7

Mirage Club Hosts Lovely Fete With Bridge Games

Mrs. P. H. Buthker entertained the Mirage Bridge Club at 1309 Fillmore Street. Rooms had bowls of roses tulips and spring flowers. Guests included Mrs. A. J. Harris Mrs. Ernest Archambeau Mrs. J. Horace Griggs and Mrs. C. L Tolleson. Highs were Mrs. Ralph Roush high Mrs. Earl Barnt second high and Mrs. J. Horace Griggs guest high. Members present included Mrs. Merrill Hagley Mrs. Ben McLean and others.

P. H. Buthker Mirage Bridge Club Fillmore Street Ralph Roush Earl Barnt J. Horace Griggs Ben McLean High Cut A. J. Harris Ernest Archambeau C. L Tolleson Dewey Reed B. Johnson Merrill Hagley Johnnie Price R. L. Gilbert Jack Vincent FE. A. Hudson T. M. Montgomery H. C. Gibson

Forgiven at temperance meeting as rector forgives a drunk parishioner

A temperance meeting scene ends with the rector meeting a visibly intoxicated parishioner. The rector expresses regret and forgiveness, saying he is sorry for the disruption. The parishioner responds with a resigned acknowledgment.

District B and P W Club hears meetup report

Mrs. Jack Eldridge reported on the third district Business and Professional Women’s Clubs meeting in Marlin. She spoke at a Bluebonnet Luncheon on federation work and outlined plans for Amarillo High School senior celebrations and a special Globe News edition.

Jack Eldridge Marlin Amarillo Eldridge State Federation of Business and Professional Women Federation Amarillo High School Globe News Caphelia Wesley Gladys Weaver McIver Daniels Ernestine Smith Norris Ewing Alice Hubbell J. K. Drake Anne Peckham Blanche Pumphrey Co. C. Cunningham Flora Chandler Horace Griggs Ray Workman Joe Mitchell Leora Elder Georgia Ferrer Katherine Wetzel Gordon Hallie Harper R. M. Thompson Bessie Landis Evelyn Powers Ruthelle Bacon Frankie Gober Elizabeth Nixson Cora Astle Lita Witt Evelyn Cline Alma Richardson Ruby Kirk Addie Whitcomb Ruth Griffith Lola Ward Ola Boyles Dena Hill Georgia Kirkman Cleo Bradley Gertrude Foraker Katherine Metcalf Ethel Caldwell Elizabeth Shikany Mary Sitton Blanche Davidson Winifred Ehrlick Eva Lewis Antoinette Schoenhoven Velda Bangs Garroll Webb

Junior Women Plan Mothers Day Event at Mrs Trulove’s Home

Mrs. James Otis Trulove entertained the Junior Woman's Club at 1801-B Harrison Street. Ms. Will Manning reviewed Rockwell Kent's N by E and displayed Kent woodprints. A Mothers Day party is planned for Tuesday at Mrs. Arthur Ware's home with Mrs. John K. Boyce presiding in California.

James Otis Trulové Harrison Street Will F. Manning Rockwell Kent California John G. Ballard Albert Bivins Thornton Blanchard John K. Boyce Jerry Briscoe William Burger Bond Burgess Dale W. Carson John Cowan Chad Elliott W. W. Gibson Cora Green Gene Howe Harris Kimbrough William Manning Willis Thompson James R. Tolbert Arthur Ware Merrill Patton Bob Lynn

Trulove Class Hosts Browning Class Luncheon

The Trulove Sunday School Class of Polk Street Methodist Church hosted the Browning Class for a luncheon in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Hostesses included Mrs. G. C. Davis and nine others. A musical program was led by Mrs. J. S. Nugent with short talks from Rev. Ira Keys and others. About 150 attendees were present.

Trulove Polk Street Methodist Church Browning Fellowship Hall G. C. Davis R. L. McLain Maude Munn E. H. Wood W. A. Askew Margaret Smith J. A. Fowlkes J. W. Sutton W. J. Kelly J. 8. Nugent Ira Keys W. P. Garvin J. S. Huckaby P. Works Otis Truove

Epworth League Plans Three Act Play

The Senior Epworth League of Polk Street Methodist Church presents The Elopement of Ellen a three act comedy Friday at 8 in Fellowship Hall Miss Mary Frances Miller directs with cast Jean Vetesk Robbie D Simpson Roger Shook Bob Kesterson Billy Dickinson Leland Breckenridge Between acts Bess Davis plays xylophone numbers a quartet from the League sings and Amarillo College of Music provides an orchestra The public is invited.

Ellen Epworth League Polk Street Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Mary Frances Miller Jean Vetesk Robbie D. Simpson Roger Shook Bob Kesterson Billy Dickinson Leland Breckenridge Bess Davis Amarillo College of Music

Calonite Powder Promises Fresher Bright Skin

End oily, sallow skin with Calonite powder rubbed on a wet cloth each night. It aims to remove shine, clean pores of dust and dirt, prevent blackheads, and refresh the skin for a brighter look. Benefits include a more rested feel and better night sleep.

Evening frocks for summer traveling defy packing

Paris fashion notes advise travelers to choose wrinkle resistant evening dresses. Lace and heavy georgette are highlighted as versatile, with black lace and satin ensembles ideal for voyages. Printed crepes and pastel laces with contrasting belts offer practical smart options for dining, dancing, and tea events. Evening wraps should be non-crushable silk or velvet for compact packing.

Barbara Beaufort Associated Press Paris

Luncheon and Bridge Honor Mrs Wertz and Mrs Hayes

Mrs Harry Brown hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon and bridge at 2115 Tyler Street Independence Kan to honor Mrs R Wertz and Mrs V A Hayes. Guests enjoyed a lace cloth centerpiece hydrangeas yellow tapers and silver holders while bridge hands crowned prizes for top players including Mrs R M Bennett and Mrs W N Cooper.

R. Wertz V. A. Hays Independence Kan Harry Brown Tyler Street R. M. Bennett W. N. Cooper W. M. Agey W. A. Hayes T. B. Bliss C. Kuhne Wilbur Hawk Tom Mahoney Alex Davidson Paul Driscoll H. M. Brown W. 8. Izgard

Fortune telling tea cup designed by Chinese art expert

Genevieve Wimsatt created a fortune telling tea cup and saucer with mystic Chinese symbols. Players watch tea leaves for symbols like a duck rabbit or bamboo after a bridge hand. Symbols draw on centuries of Chinese decorative art significance.

Washington Genevieve Wimsatt China

Spiritualist Circle Meeting At First Church

The First Spiritualist Church circle will hold an open meeting tonight at 8:30 at 1115 Jackson Apartment 12 with Mrs. Anna Larkum in charge. The public is invited.

the First Spiritualist Church Jackson Anna Larkum

St Josephs Genuine Pure Aspirin Tops Purity and Price

Ripley notes popularity of unusual facts as St Josephs Aspirin becomes the world’s largest selling genuine pure aspirin. Over nine million boxes sold in a year prove its purity meets government standards and buyers can save by choosing the orange and black striped St Josephs package.

Ripley St.Joseph’s St.Joseph's St Joseph’s Ploucnh

Mrs. E. C. Nelson Hosts Bridge for Visiting Guests

Mrs. E C Nelson entertained at 3717 Fountain Street with bridge Tuesday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Miller Stinnett of Gatesville and guests recently moved from El Paso. UT classmates Stinnett Vaughn Nelson attended. floral decor featured birchwood scorepads and forget me nots.

Miller Stinnett Gatesville J. M. Simpson Joe Vaughn el Paso E. C. Nelson, Jr Bridge Fountain Street Stinnett Vaughn Nelson University of Texas Knox Patten Norman Hailey James Oo. Cade Guy Owens Berne Nelson H. O. Bradford W. 8. Birge Georgia Holtzclaw

Mrs R Gulley Hosts 1929 Bridge Club Party

Mrs R L Gulley entertained the 1929 Bridge Club at her home 104 Georgia Street with green yellow and black decorations and tulips. High scorers were Mrs C C Bridgeman and Mrs Billy Boren. special guest was Mrs Jerry Ratcliff.

R. L. Gulley Georgia Street C. C. Bridgeman Billy Boren Jerry Ratcliff Lindsay Smith George Pratt Paul Smith C. B. Pittman Charles Gregory Arnold Attebury John Maggard J. B.trolinger E. M. Ratcliff

Euzelian Class Plan Kid Party at Mrs Read Home

The Euzelian Class of the First Baptist Church will entertain with a Kid Party at the home of Mrs. S. R. Read on Nineteenth Avenue and Tyler Street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

First Baptist Church S. R. Read Nineteenth Avenue Tyler Street

Gums That Bleed Pyorrhea Cure Claim

Bleeding gums signal pyorrhea linked to heart trouble and other illnesses. Creosone is advertised as a home remedy destroying germs and healing mouth problems in days, with a money back guarantee if not resolved in weeks.

Mystic Weavers Club Hosts Mrs Goodloe at Home

Mrs W B Goodloe entertained Mystic Weavers at her Fillmore Street residence with a spring flower decor and needlework. Little Miss Margaret Ann Via read excerpts as guests including Mrs M C Via Mrs J F Haynes Mrs A B Hayes Mrs C W Lindsay Mrs R H Ray and Mrs Charles Melton attended.

W. B. Goodloe Fillmore Street Mystic Weavers Club Margaret Ann Via M. C. Via J. F. Haynes A. B. Hayes C. W. Lindsay R. H. Ray Charles Melton

Tiny jackets for purses trend in Paris fashion

Paris reports a new fashion fad of tiny jacket wraps worn with gowns. These sleeve less crepe or wool pieces are designed to fit inside a milady's purse and can be tucked away after use.

Paris Milady

Piano program by Mrs Heinatz pupils at Hayden Street studio

Mrs Marvin Heinatz presents three of her pupils aged six and seven in a program of piano numbers songs and readings Friday at 8 o clock at her studio 2030 Hayden Street Those participating are Margery McColm Emilie Heinatz and Darliene Johnson Alice O'Brien and Vera Mae Latham assist by giving readings

Marvin Heinatz Hayden Street Margery McColm Emilie Heinatz Darliene Johnson Alice O'Brien Vera Mae Latham

Rose Colors Decor Stun Party Hosted by Mrs Weirick

A rose color note dominated the decorations and appointments for the attractive party held Tuesday afternoon as Mrs J A Weirick entertained the members.

J. A. Weirick

Paris Designers Debut Wool Evening Gowns

Paris couturiers display mid season summer collection featuring pastel tinted wool evening gowns. The trend highlights innovative use of wool fabrics in formal wear, signaling a shift in couture toward warm textured fabrics for evening attire.

Paris

Woolen gowns with fitted bodices and full skirts

Readable text notes gowns made of supple lightweight wool with fitted bodices and full skirts paired with matching wool jackets. The item reflects period fashion details and styling.

MacDowell Club Plans Weekend Games Tournament

The MacDowell Music Club schedules a Saturday games tournament with events at two homes. Activities begin at 2 PM and again at 8 PM with handsome prizes announced for the winners. Locations include Hayden Street and Alabama Street residences, culminating at Adams Street.

MacDowell Music Club Marvin Heinaty Hayden Street A. O. Thomas Alabama Street C.h .Tyler Adams Street

Lucky Day Bridge Club Hosts Home Event

The Lucky Day Bridge Club met at 406 Fairmont Street with rose linens and rose accessories. Mrs. Carl Miller led high, Mrs. Roger Shook second, Mrs. Charlie Reagan low, while honors went to Mrs. H L Weldon, Mrs. F J Debbrecht and Mrs. Lyle Montgomery. Special guests included Mrs. H C Wilson and Mrs. W H Terry.

Lucky Day Bridge Club Fairmont Street Carl Miller Roger Shook Charlie Reagan H. L. Weldon F J. Debbrecht Lyle Montgomery H. C. Wilson

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Anna Belle Collins Mirage Club Inspiration Lovely Fete Epworth Plains Chevrolet Co Ith and Polk Bridge Fete Cup Spiritualist Circle Amarillo Hardware Co Cunningham Polk Street E. C. Nelson R. Gulley Euzelian Kid Party Baltimore Cataelith Plough Mrs. Goodloe le Rey America Capudine Ione Jose Hicks E Apudine Grove MacDowell Club Plans Kellogg Battle Creek Aan ST. Louis Greyhound New York Los Angeles Roswell Clovis Paso Oklahoma City Tulsa Springfield Detroit Union Bus Station Fourth St White & Kirk Amarillo, Texas Narizon POLK Michigan
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