Community church meetings and club events outline
Friday events include Berean Class West Amarillo Christain Church regular business meeting at 8 o clock led by Mrs. Ross Russell at 818 Mississippi Street. Maria Class First Baptist Church hosts a picnic meeting at Landis Place at 6. Red Carnation Lodge marks the 50th anniversary celebration for the Ladies Society of B L E and F at Palisades 4 30. On Saturday Amarillo Country Club hosts a members dance from 9 30 to 12 30 and Potter County Library hosts Children Story Hour at 9 30.
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West Amarillo
Maria
First Baptist Church
Picnic
Landis Place
Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society of B. of L. E
Palisades
Amarillo
Robert Huckabee
J. R. McDowell
Paris social attire features fox cape and floral garland
Paris reports a Comtesse de Zogheb wearing a black and white checked taffeta evening frock with a long slender line and a cape of silver fox pelts. London society also notes necklets and belts crafted from hand-painted vellum as a fashion trend this season.
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Paris
Comtesse Henri de Zogheb
London
Veil alters Schiaparelli look in Paris fashion note
A Countess Zouboff debuts a black lace veil worn over the chin with a scarf and black pave fabric dress and coat, paired with a lace beret. In Washington Mrs Kent Legare dons a white fox cape over a white crepe dress with a crimson white girdle. Billy Batson, son of Mr and Mrs W I Batson, accompanies Clarendon Boy Scouts to Chicago for the World Fair.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Zouboff
Washington
Kent Legare
Billy Batson
W. I. Batson
Taylor Street
Clarendon Boy Scouts
Chicago
Inauguration of regular sound television service in Britain
The launch of weekday sound television in Britain prompts anxiety in theater, as performers fear reduced drawing power when tours are affected by London productions that are both audible and visible. With only a few hundred sets now, rapid growth is expected and could threaten the theatrical profession.
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Britain
London
Government Plans to Outlaw Wild Gambling in Food
The U S government plans to curb wild cat speculation and corners in food after a drought disaster. The AAA would buy surpluses for future use to stabilize prices and distribute to the needy, with study of supplies and imports to guide a distribution plan.
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Stephen J. McDonough
Associated Press
Washington
Drouth
AAA
Brouth
Victor A. Chritgau
The
Fred C. Howe
City Chemist to Confer on Mottled Teeth
City chemist Jack Wyatt departed for St Paul Minnesota to confer with dentists scientists and U S Public Health Service officials at the American Dental Association convention on Amarillos mottled enamel and stained teeth issue If further information proves inadequate experts of international renown may be invited to Amarillo for study Mayor Ross D Rogers had earlier said the city would cover investigation costs
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Jack Wyatt
St. Paul
Minn
U. S. Public Health Service
Amarillo
American Dental Association
Wyatt
Amarillo Dental Society
Man's Fiancee Aids In Murder Mystery
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania investigators pursue the case of Robert Edwards who is suspected of killing 26 year old Freda McKechnie after being replaced in his affections. Edwards’ fiancée Margaret Crain a 23 year old music teacher from East Aurora New York asserts his innocence saying she believes he did not commit the crime. Assistant District Attorney J Har-
Heat Makes Amarillo Airmen Laugh From High Altitudes
Pilots and co pilots of mail and passenger ships praise cool high altitudes while the Panhandle bakes. They note cabin pressure and heat differences force earlier descents, making ground heat suddenly feel intense after aloft hops.
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Cnvy
Terra Firma
Edwards Admits Hitting Miss McKechnie in Lake Tragedy
Old Flannery says Edwards admitted striking Miss McKechnie with a blackjack and dragging her body to Harvey's Lake where it was found Tuesday. Divers recovered a blackjack yesterday. Flannery suggested Edwards, a mining surveyor, felt forced to kill by choosing between two girls.
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Flannery
Edwards
Movie Patron Falls Asleep Then Locks Himself In Theater
James Harrison went to sleep during the show of I Like It That Way in Dallas. He awoke in the small hours trapped in a dark theater and had to call the police to gain exit.
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Dallas
James Harrison
Harrison
Seek Trio for Bank Robbery in Louisiana
Robbers held up the Bank of Robeline and forced cashier Pauline Johnson to surrender the money before fleeing toward Shreveport. Police pursued three suspects tentatively identified as Raymond Hamilton Joe Palmer and Blackie Thompson, fugitives from the Texas penitentiary, who also robbed a traveling salesman near Many earlier the same day.
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Robeline
Bank of
George English
Pauline Johnson
Miss Johnson
Shreveport
Raymond Hamilton
Joe Palmer
Blackie Thompson
Texas
Many
Sabine Parish
Lots of Light at Tri-State Horse Show
Eighteen thousand watts of electric light will flood the Tri-State Horse Show next Monday and Tuesday nights at the fairgrounds. Three large spotlights atop the grandstand will illuminate an oval show ring 300 by 150 feet. Horses from Bartlesville Port Worth Wichita Falls and other Texas and Oklahoma cities compete in 22 events as officials expect brisk ticket sales.
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Tri-State Fairgrounds
Fair Grounds
Tri-State Racing Association
Amarillo
Bartlesville
Port Worth
Wichita Falls
Texas
Oklahoma
Hox
Anne Adams pattern advert for house frock and book
The Amarillo Globe presents pattern 1935 for a house frock with a tall panel and pockets, sized 16 to 44, with 33-8 yards of fabric in size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and an offer for the Anne Adams pattern book for 15 cents, or book plus pattern for 25 cents, via mail to The Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Smith and Seabury Quit New York Charter Panel
In New York August 3 amid confusion over charter modernization, former Governor Alfred Smith and Samuel Seabury resign from the charter commission protesting delays by members preserving the status quo. Smith plans to address the public via radio. Mrs. George Wyeth, secretary of the commission, has followed the lead by resigning.
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New York
New York City
Rocks
Charter Commission
Alfred B. Smith
Samuel Seabury
Commission
Smith
George Wyeth
Seabury
Resignations Follow Tax-Burden Critique In Australia
A resignation to Secretary of State Edward J. Flynn cites betrayal of the people by the commission over tax relief. Other members including Charles H. Tuttle and James Marshall also quit amid the controversy. Two thirds of motion pictures imported into Australia come from the United States.
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Edward J. Flynn
Charles
Australia
The
United States
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