Joint Hostesses Entertain With Beautiful Bridge Affair
A Wednesday bridge tea at Mrs. F W Jesse’s home featured soft pastels and marigolds with gold cloths and tallies. Notable players included Miss Isabel Alleman of Cleveland and guests from Fort Worth and Tulsa, with prizes awarded to several attendees.
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Earl Bennett
F. W. Jesse
Jesse
Hughes Street
Isabel Alleman
Cleveland
C. A. Markey
Polk Street
Clarence Dempsey
P. W. Price
Horace Westmoreland
A. E. Steed
R. J. Moore
J. C. Dickie
Evelyn Powers
Fay Means
Jack Houser
J. H. Florey
E. A. Ford
J. O. Whittington
Pat Whittington
Louis Smith
Rascoe Gass
Fort Worth
Evelyn G. Powers
E. W. Congleton
Dick Fowlkes
W. B. Stevenson
Paul Arrington
B. Younger
J. G. McClintock
Tulsa
Okla
Paul Skillman
Tom Bliss
L. P. Her
Mattie Lee Cazzell Honored at Dinner
Miss Mattie Lee Cazzell was surprised when Mrs. Freda Edwards named her as honoree at a prettily planned dinner for her eighteenth birthday. The table featured sweetpeas, nasturtiums, and greenery with orange, yellow, and white accents. attendees included J D Caz zell, Jr., Everett Cazzell, Hadley Case, Verna Jo Vaughn, Mrs. J D Cazzell, and Mrs. Fleets Edwards.
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Mattie Lee Cazzell
Freda Edwards
Miss Cazzell
J. D. Cazzell
Fleets Edwards
Verna Jo Vaughn
J. D. Cazzell, Jr
Everett Cazzell
Hadley Case
Miss Cadwallader Honored With Bridge Shower
Miss Camille Cadwallader, bride elect, was honored at a bridge shower hosted by Mrs Blanche Spurlock Miss Ruth Robertson and Miss Rae Bell. Orchids and abundant flowers decorated the rooms with gifts hidden for the bride elect. Mrs C Knox won high and Miss Ora Baker took consolation. guests included Mrs Cathryn Sasser Mrs Max Sally and several Cadwallader relatives.
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Cadwallader
Blanche Spurlock
Ruth Robertson
Rae Bell
Bridge
Camille Cadwallader
C. Knox
Ora Baker
Miss Cadwallader
Western Union
Cathryn Sasser
Max Sally
C. A. Cadwallader
J. E. Mercer
Ark Hardin
H. C. Berry
O' Knox
Ruth Johnson
Dorothy Dodd
Jeane Smith
Elizabeth Saunders
Louise Bell
Pauline Ball
Gladys Grey
Future Kitchens Are Storehouses Says Researcher
CHICAGO Aug. 1 Dr H E Barnard Washington DC food authority says the kitchen stove has vanished in American homes. Delicatessens now supply all essentials while the can opener replaces cooking tasks. Future kitchens will store prepared foods with less housework for women and better sanitary factory foods.
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Chicago
H. E. Barnard
Washington, D. C
Food Authority
American Research Foundation
Americans Tea Consumption Declines Against English
The Associated Press reports that the average American drinks roughly three-quarters of a pound of tea per year while the typical English consumer uses about twelve times that amount. The Commerce Department notes a gradual improvement in English tea drinking as Americans stay comparatively light.
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America
Associated Press
Wasington
England
Department of Commerce
Garden Party At Nunn Home By First Baptist Women
A social highlight tonight at the west of the County Club venue hosted by the First Baptist Church ladies. Mrs. J. W. Sanders directs a program with solos by Otis Trulove, piano by A. V. Steed, Miss Mabel Rowan with Marion Reynolds, Jonnie Rowan on violin, Charles F. Smith reading negro spirituals, and John Josey performing piano and violin duet. A silver offering supports furnishing the new church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindsay Nunn
the First Baptist Church
J. W. Sanders
Otis Trulove
A. V. Steed
Mabel Rowan
Marion Reynolds
Jonnie Rowan
Charles F. Smith
John Josey
New ‘Baptist Church
Bric-A-Brac Club Hosts Garden Party at Mrs Stone’s
Members of the Bric A Brac Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Wallace Stone’s home 1813 A East Fifteenth Street for a social event. Garden flowers adorned the living room and sewing followed by a delicious ice course. Attending were Mrs. J L Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Stone
East Fifteenth Street
J. L. Johnson
Berean Class To Meet At West Amarillo Church
The Berean Class of the West Amarillo Christian Church will meet this evening at 8 at the home of Mrs. W. H. Adams 822 Carolina Street. Members are urged to attend to plan Sunday morning activities.
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West Amarillo
Knights of Columbus Picnic at Bishop's Lake
The Knights of Columbus will host a Sunday picnic at Bishop's Lake one mile west of the Helium plant after the 10 o'clock mass. Knights and parish members are invited to bring a food basket. Refreshments, swimming, boating, and games will be available with a parish bus provided.
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Knights of Columbus
Bishop's Lake
Rvices
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