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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1929

Page

5

Army officers wives to receive new mahogany furniture

Word from Washington reports 600 army officers wives will receive new furniture for their homes. The first installment of a $326000 congressional appropriation arrives at the quartermaster general. The Sheraton style pieces replace worn hall trees and settees, to remain in place in all future officer residences.

Washington, D. C United States Army Sam Nome Philippines Quartermaster General Sheraton Tropics

Executive Board Meeting At West Amarillo Church

The West Amarillo Christian Church social calendar notes an executive board meeting at 811 Tennessee Street starting at 9:30 o'clock. The event invites members to attend and discuss church affairs.

West Amarillo Christian Church Tennessee Street

Grace EF Hamilton Presents Summer Recital

Grace EF Hamilton will present her summer music recital tomorrow evening at 3 15 at the studio 1609 Byler Street. All relatives and friends are invited to attend.

Grace Hamilton Byler Street

Pat Robinson Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party

Little Pat Robinson the third celebrated his fourth birthday with a party at his parents home 604 Sunset Terrace. Guests included Stanton Morris Willard Morris Nancy Colley Mary Ann Hall Cleo Catherine Brown Jane Robbie Oliver Lillian Roach and others as games and a four candle cake marked the event.

Pat Robinson P. H. Robinson, Jr Sunset Terrace Stanton and Willard Morris Nancy Bell Colley Mary Ann Hall Cleo Catherine Brown Jane and Robbie Oliver Lillian Roach Joan and Lorna Beth McCormick O. D. Thompson, Jr Charles Owens Bert Joe Jack Warner

Sunday School Class Rummage Sale This Weekend

Mrs. Hunter's Sunday School Class of the First Christian Church will hold a rummage sale this Saturday at 403 Fast Fourth Street. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGee, Mrs. J. M. Motley, Mrs. H. R. Smith and daughter Vivian Ruth, plus Miss Mildred Steeley visiting Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Christian of Fountain Terrace.

E. J. Smith Weat Eleventh Street J. H. McGee Fort Worth J. M. Motley Little Rock Arkansas H. R. Smith Vivian Ruth Hereford Mildred Steeley Arlington, Texas 8. B. Christian Fountain Terrace

Mrs E O Jordan Hosts Primary Department Tea

Mrs FE Jordan at 310 Mississippi Street entertained teachers and officers of the First Baptist Sunday School Primary Department with a covered dish luncheon and needlework and conversation. Guests included Mrs Howard Trigg Mrs C FE Blue Mrs FE L Connor Mrs FE R Bruce Mrs J E Caldwell Mrs 8 F Pelton Mrs Edis Putnam Miss Florence Connor Miss Hetty Finley Mrs Catherine Van Fleet and the hostess. Rene Mrs Olin Hardy recently released from St Anthony Hospital has returned home at 814 East Twenty third Street and is improving.

The First Baptist Sunday School FE. O. Jordan Mississippi Street Howard Trigg FE. Blue FE. L. Connor FE. R. Bruce J. E. Caldwell 8. F. Pelton Edis Putnam Florence Connor Hetty Finley Catherine van Fleet C. E. Jordan Rene Olin Hardy St. Anthony Hospital Hardy East Twenty-third Street

Miss Foreman To Return to Congo Missionary Plans

Miss Flora Foreman will sail August 10 from New York to resume missionary work in the Belgium Congo. She has been visiting her parents at 1006 West Nineteenth Street and will spend time in Belgium studying French and tropical medicine before resuming her Congo duties alongside two other missionaries.

Hot Weather Gowns Hand Made In Paris

Paris reports that hot weather gowns are largely handmade and very cool in appearance. Garments feature delicate fabrics and extensive detailing, reflecting a handcrafted approach to summer fashion in France.

Paris France

Fine summer fashions and a hospital move noted

The article describes delicate pin tuck designs on uncrushable linens and new crepes and silks in light and dark tones. It highlights hot weather frocks in striped cravat silk and black crepe satin with pale pink shantung, plus a white crepe de chine model belted in yellow brown white. It also reports Mrs. L. T. Martin and infant Tommy moving from St. Anthony Hospital to 4002 Tyler Street.

Woman Mayor's Rule Is Pride Of Village

Montgomery La. reports Montgomery village celebrates the influence of a woman mayor whose leadership is described as a source of pride for the community. The AP dispatch notes local people praising her governance and the positive impact on village life.

Opera singer seeks divorce from Bohnen

Los Angeles August 1 The Associated Press Mary Lewis opera singer filed suit for separate maintenance against her husband Michael Frans Bohnen also an opera singer The couple dubbed the ideal theatrical pair married in New York in April 1927

Associated Los Angeles Mary Lewis Michael Frans Bohnen Bohnen New York

Local Town Honors Progressive Mayor Wardlaw Leader

The 800 population town credits its growth and good government to Mayor Mrs. Lyle Wardlaw a middle aged Methodist preacher who earns 7.60 monthly. Elected in 1926 she was re elected though away at term end. Her administration saw street paving waterworks and electric light systems plus an ice plant. The town owes nothing with taxes and licenses covering expenses. Wardlaw also pastors a church near Montgomery runs a truck farm and bans questionable street shows gambling outfits and similar evils ensuring no Sunday baseball games or movies in Montgomery.

Lyle Wardlaw

Tulea Airport Handles 15 000 Passengers in 1928

Tulea Oklahoma airport reports handling of 15 000 passengers in the year 1928 reflecting early air transport growth. The figure anchors a brief on regional aviation activity and infrastructure.

Tulea Okla

Realty Board Recognized by National Association

Amarillo Real Estate Board gains national notice as T M Bruner becomes executive councilor of the National Association of Real Estate Boards and Ben Short joins the farm land division. The national body spans United States Canada Hawaii and Cuba with active farm land division meetings.

Amarillo Real Estate Board National Association of Real Estate Boards T. M. Bruner National Association Ben Short Association United States Canada Hawaii Cuba Farm Land Division

Women Fix Road Mud Hole In Troy

In Troy Kansas on August 1 two women Mrs Ernest Scholz and Mrs George Sandy after men did nothing about a large mud hole, used their spades to fill and make the road passable, showing initiative and community action.

United Press Troy Kan Mre Ernest Scholz George Sandy

Newsie Hit by Car While Delivering Papers in Houston

Ethan Parker a 12 year old newspaper delivery boy from Goose Creek was struck by a hit and run driver while delivering morning papers. He lay unconscious in the street with a skull fracture but headed toward recovery as police investigated.

Houston Tex Ethan Parker Goose Creek

Heiskell's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

When pimples eczema and itching rashes bother you skip standard preparations. This ointment concentrates healing medicine to dry up eruptions. Used with Heiskell's Medicated Toilet Soap, first applications show rapid improvement. OOc jar marketed as a mysterious remedy in drugstores.

Heiskell

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