Styles of Yesterday To Be Returned for Moderns
Mrs. Faye Gordon explains trends in ladies ready to wear as markets show a return to corset silhouettes, bustle and hoop skirts, and paired jacket and skirt looks. Colors favor black green brown wine and grape tones with beads and sequins. Fur styles highlight silver fox and untrimmed coats while college trends favor jacket and skirt mixes and pleated skirts.
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Faye Gordon
Fave S. Gordon
Gordon's Style Shop
Polk
Gordon
Betty Coed
Reading man accused of forging checks to fund diamond ring scheme
Reading, Aug 2. Detective Lieut. Dentith outlined a complex scam by John Stahl, New Berlinville youth, who allegedly cashed a forged check with his mother's name at a meat store and used successive purchases and pawned or traded jewelry to move $675 in value. Stahl, held in $1,000 bail, admitted cashing the forged check and a drunken driving fine case was noted.
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Reading
Charles Dentith
Dentith
John Stahl
New Berlinville
Stahl
Justice of the
Arthur Auman
Exeter Township
Biges Heads Legion Committee and Sons of the Legion
A Biges was named head of the Legion Committee and chairman of the Sons of the Legion for the coming year by Clay Thornton who installed Hanson Post commander Charlie Maisel of Pampa. Assisting Biggs are Guy P. Miller and other committee members as the SAL drum and bugle corps expands under Amarillo’s new SAL chapter.
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Sons of the Legion Committee
A. L. Biges
Clay Thornton
Hanson Post
Charlie Maisel
Pampa
Biggs
Guy P. Miller
SAL
Amarillo
John K. Boyce
Bill Gilstrap
George Broome
Howard Blackburn
Carrie Wilcox
A. Clark
H.T. Worsham
Courthouse Records of Transfers and Divorces
Listings of warranty deeds mortgage transfers and public notices from court records dated 1939 including H H Stambaugh to Ben Henson Robt & Olver Lbr to R L Williams and others. vehicle registrations. and divorce actions Marie Higley vs Higley Betty Jo Cleghorn vs Cleghorn.
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H. H. Stambaugh
Ong
Ad. H. Lindhard
A. H. Gau
Bivins
Carrie Huseman
Roberts &Olver Lbr
Bakle
O. C. Burgess
J. W. Hill
H. A. Smith
Jay Duncan
Earl McCurdy
Deed
HOLC
Ama
Hts
B. D. Carroll
Roberts & Olver Lbr. Co
Kakle. Ltd. Sav. & L
Sec
Fed. Sav. & L. Vol
DT Roy Mathes
Fed
J.S. Fischer
Sec. Fed. 8S
L Lill
J. W. Hillet
P. H. Bldg
FE. S. Burgess
Mtg. Inv. Corp L
Bertha Myers
L. B. Godswin
Dodge Sed
Geo
Lott
Prospect
Pont Cpe
H. G. Leston
City
Chrysler
R. C. Johnson
Hughes
de Soto Sec
G. M. Chisholm
Crockett
Marie W. Higley
R. C. Higley
Betty Jo Cleghorn
Darrell F. Cleghorn
Maria Class Luncheon at Daniels Home Thursday
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will meet for luncheon at noon Thursday in the home of Mrs. B M Daniels at 815 Palo Duro Street. Also noted is a 1938 statistic: scheduled airlines operated 345 airplanes consuming 45,310,192 gallons of gasoline and 829,870 gallons of oil.
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Maria
Daniels Home
First Baptist Church
B. M. Daniels
Palo Duro Street
Mexican Heat Powder helps babies summer rash relief
Mother's care eases a baby's itchy heat rash in Southern summers. Mexican Heat Powder offers medicated cooling protection to soothe irritated skin and perspiration, lasting hours. Use for adults too, to relieve minor skin irritations, heat and burns. Do not substitute. seek the real Mexican Heat Powder from dealers.
Luncheon At Amarillo Country Club Charms Young Social Set
Miss Florence Neely hosted a smart midday luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club. Attendees included Betty Jean Mead, Maxine Ratcliff, Betty Ward, Betty Rose Cradit, Janie Eslick, Margaret Cannon Boyce, Mary Stack, Betty Taylor, Mary Klingensmith, Harriett Emery, Nancy Belle Colley, Mary Elizabeth Hunsley, Dean Reed, Doris Gale Crownover, Sharlene Barker, Mary Louise Shaw, Joan McCormick, Dorothy Rittenberry, Helen Burgess, and the hostess.
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Betty Jean Mead
Maxine Ratcliff
Betty Ward
Betty Rose Cradit
Janie Eslick
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Mary Stack
Betty Taylor
Mary Klingensmith
Harriett Emery
Nancy Belle Colley
Mary Elizabeth Hunsley
Dean Reed
Doris Gale Crownover
Sharlene Barker
Mary Louise Shaw
Joan McCormick
Dorothy Rittenberry
Helen Burgess
Mrs Don Dye Is Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
A birthday surprise honored Mrs. Don Dye at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Funderburg at 904 North Tay Street. Guests included Don Dye and many local residents with gifts from Madisonville families and Miss Irene Smith.
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City
Carol Ann Stone
Louis Stone
Dallas
Stone
Chester Watson
Don Dye
Mrs
Jack Funderburg
North Tay Street
A.P. Morrow
W. T. Phillips
A. W. Walker, Jr
Joe Funderburg, Jr
Allen Seale
Jack Phillips
A. W. Walker
Story
Alice Walker
H. M. Britt, Jr
FE. J. Seale
P. K. Goree and Son
Madisonville,Tex
Irene Smith
El Martes Sewing Club Meeting at Sory Residence
El Martes Sewing Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. B. F. Sory 409 Maryland Street. A business session preceded a social hour in the rear garden with Pollyanna gift exchanges. Annie Herbert received a birthday gift. refreshments were served by the hostess and her sister.
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el Martes
Sory
Fred Wolfe
W. A. Christian
Bessie Dowie
Annie Herbert
Myrtle Hanks
Josephine McNeely
Willie Osborne
J. H. Riley
FE. L. Smith
W. F. Williford
J. M. Wiley
Legion Auxiliary to Send Delegation to Waco Meeting
A regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Home approved sending a delegation to the department convention in Waco later this month. Officers were installed by the American Legion Post after reports were given. Mrs. S. F. Rose presented a parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence to the auxiliary.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Department
Waco
American Legion Post
S. F. Rose
Auxiliary
Willing Workers Class Social Hosted by Mrs Fields
Members of the Willing Workers Class of Tenth Street Methodist Church and their husbands were entertained Tuesday night at Mrs. Mark Fields home 516 Arthur Street. Prizes in the games went to Mesdames W D Clark C E Mead and J E Pierce. Attending were Messrs and Mesdames Lloyd Lewis Travis Daws J E Pierce Mesdames Bob Gibson E C Smith Truman Cox Miss Ruth Clark and the hosts.
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Tenth Street Methodist Church
Mark Fields
Arthur Street
W. D. Clark
C. E. Mead
J. E. Pierce
Messrs
Lloyd Lewis
Travis Daws
Bob Gibson
E. C. Smith
Truman Cox
Ruth Clark
Social Calendar Tonight in Amarillo and Nearby Churches
Amarillo events include the Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Hall at 7:30, San Jacinto Methodist Church birthday dinner at 7:30, Panhellenic informal at the Nat at 9, Party Uppers Club meeting at Park School, and Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle at 8. Other notices list Flapper Fanny Club and kitchen improvement meetings, Bridge and Needle clubs, and a Maria Class luncheon at First Baptist Episcopal home.
Bustles and Chest Growth Exercises Flaunt Fashion Trend
Hollywood style dictates a rounded silhouette with a high bosom and defined shoulders. Exercises include pectoral presses, slow counts of forty, daily arm lifts, swimming strokes, and gentle rope work to shape arms, waist, and hips, with slow, controlled movements over months.
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Alicia Hartner
Hollywood
Forest Hill Sewing Club Meeting Friday
The Forest Hill Sewing Club will meet at 3 o clock Friday afternoon with Mrs A E Garrett.
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Forest Hill Club
Forest Hill Sewing Club
A. E. Garrett
Forest Hill Club And Families Picnic At Ellwood Park
Members of the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club and their families enjoyed a picnic in Ellwood Park Tuesday evening. Attendees included C. E. McPherson Finley Martin J. W. Carver Edwin Raef C. E. Lyons Nathan Martin W. A. Pascoe Charles Weaver Jim Weaver Jack Roberts Lee Martin E L. Davis T. H. Rodgers and Miss Lucille Martin. Children of members also attended. The next meeting of the club has been postponed.
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Forest Hill
Class Enjoys Breakfast at Amenia Church Meeting
Members of the First Baptist Amenia class held their monthly business meeting as a breakfast Tuesday morning at Mrs. Perry C. Burks home 2504 Harrison Street. Guests included Mrs. Guy Smyth and several members with planned weekly Tuesday meetings at 9:30 at the church for summer calling.
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First Baptist Amenia
Perry C. Burks
Harrison Stret
Guy Smyth
Mesdames H. J. New
A. F. Berg
Lloyd Roberson
G. M. Sullenger
Roy Houston
B. D. Curry
Elmo Taylor
Roy Mulkey
C. C. Price
J. B. Mulkey
Roger W. Harris
Lloyd Jobe
Byron Verson
Lee Ryan
Black and White Ointment and Soap Ad Recall
An old advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment as a quick relief for itching burning and soreness from minor skin irritations. It urges cleansing with Black and White Skin Soap and notes the product’s decades of fame and antiseptic cooling action.
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Mrs. Faye
A Biges
Legion Committee
A. L. Biggs
Courthouse Records
Cius
SociaLl
Florence Neely
Ted Neely
Amarillo Coun
Try Club
R. L. Rogers
Milwaukee
Wis
American Dental Association
W. M
San Jacinto Methodists Church
Panhellenic Council
Nat
One Park School
Poplar Grove
The
Woodmen Circle
I. O. O. F. Hall
Flapper Fanny Club
E. R. Cody
Florida Street
E. O. Silver
West Tenth Avenue
J. R. Hogge
Sunnyside
Beryl Needle Club
Ellwood Park
Edna VanSkike
North
Buchanan Street
L. T. D. Club
J. F. Hood
Nancy Lou Meyer
Matt. M. Burford
Pierce
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Alvin Owsley Boney, Jr
Alvin O. Boney
Parker Street
J. H. Bishop
Polk Street
Jessie Boney
Pioneer Hotel
Mufti
Bureau of Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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