Miss Elizabeth Wilson Honors Dallas Guest At El Taos Dinner Dance
A summer themed dinner dance Friday at El Taos honored Miss Dorothy Roundtree of Dallas visiting Mrs. Nannie Slade at 1800 Harrison Street. Pink rosebuds centered the long table as debutante style praised the five course meal with dancing between courses. Attendees included Esther Wilson Nell Ben Rogers Frances Berkeley Dawson Viola Ruth Hawkins Virginia Rittenberry Doris Meredith Perdue Betty Buster Dorothy Bennett Ina Ruth Peeples Dalhart Herman Pipkin John Streit Floyd Cox and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Taos
Elizabeth Wilson
Dorothy Roundtree
Dallas
Nannie Slade
Harrison Street
Dorothy Rountree
Esther Wilson
Willie Mary Nurin
Nell Ben Rogers
Frances Berkeley Dawson
Viola Ruth Hawkins
Virginia Rittenberry
Doris Meredith Perdue
Betty Buster
Dorothy Bennett
Ina Ruth Peeples of
Dalhart
Herman Pipkin
John Streit
Floyd Cox
J. R. T. Bassett
Karl Thompson
Billy Patton
Ward Cazzell
Beauman Newby
Frank Wilson
Seldon Simpson
Miniature Golf Is Chosen As New Diversion
Mrs. B. F. Beach hosted a miniature golf evening at the Golfette Course on Harrison Street. Elizabeth Blackburn won high prize for the lowest score, with Grace Gardner and Vivian Bowen tying for second. Lela Krebs received low favor. After games, dancing, refreshments, and an ice course followed at the host's home, with guests including T. H. Rowan R. L. Windham Maude Cartwright R. M. Bowen R. H. Spicer Elizabeth Blackburn Beth Garbey Mabel Jonnie Rowan Aleta Abbott Albeny Cook and Grace Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Beach
Harrison Street
Elizabeth Blackburn
Grace Gardner
Vivian Bowen
Lela Krebs
Charifye Wood Celebrates Daughter's First Birthday
Charifye Wood marked her daughter Charifye's first birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at 17 B Alabama Street hosted by Mrs FE H Wood. Mothers and children enjoyed needlework, conversation, and lawn play, with sweetpeas and daisies for decor and an ice course served at refreshments. Guests included Wayne Elizabeth Miller, Rachel Young, Virginia and Katherine Green, Julia Davis, Mary Jo Bowman, Sally Graham and their mothers.
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Charifye
FE. H. Wood
Alabama Street
Charisye
Wayne Elizabeth Miller
Rachel Young
Virginia
Katherine Green
Julia Davis
Mary Jo Bowman
Sally Graham
Theta Club Honors Girls Returning From National Convention
Theta Club will honor Miss Agnes Beasley Miss Mary Stone Miss Josephine Gist and Miss Jane McCullough who have just returned from the national Theta convention in Toronto Canada with a luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room tomorrow afternoon Reservations are in charge of Miss Beasley or Mrs John K Boyce All members and visiting Thetas are invited to attend
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Agnes Beasley
Mary Stone
Josephine Gist
Jane McCullough
Toronto
Canada
Theta Club
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Beasley
John K. Boyce
Miss Dorothy Ferree Leaves Amarillo for Vacation
Dorothy Ferree formerly tied to the Southwestern Public Service sales department departed Amarillo yesterday heading to St. Louis and Harrisburg for a two month vacation. She is the daughter of L L Ferree of New Iberia Louisiana. Mr Ferree was recently general manager of Southwestern Public Service here. Ferree plans to return to New Iberia after travels.
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Dorothy Ferree
Southwestern Public Service Company
St. Louis
Harrisburg
Penn
Ferree
L. L. Ferree
New Iberia
South Western Public Service
Minute Make-Ups by VW
Wearing shoes without hose is hard on the feet especially when they perspire. The note hints at practical tips for comfort and foot care in warm or damp conditions. It reflects a casual advisory tone typical of short lifestyle columns.
Personal notices from Canyon travelers and visitors
Miss Reba Harmon and Miss Rita Summerville spent yesterday visiting friends in Canyon. They plan to attend the rodeo in Dumas tomorrow and Wednesday. Argie Thomson underwent an appendectomy at Northwest Texas Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Robert McGee hosts Miss Lord Price of Cleburne and Miss Marguerite Howell leaves for Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Morton return from a two week vacation in Hot Springs New Mexico Roosevelt Dam and Grand Canyon. Miss Dorothy Jo Bush returns from Plainview. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Arnold and Miss Alice Arnold depart for a two week trip in Colorado and New Mexico. Mrs. G. C. Davis and Miss Lucile Davis depart for Boulder Colorado for several weeks.
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Reba Harmon
Rita Summerville
Canyon
Dumas
E. E. Morton
Hot Springs
N. M
Roosevelt Dam
Grand Canyon
A. J. Arnold
Alice Arnold
Colorado
New Mexico
Tech Students To Have Outing At Jack Hall Ranch
Ex students of Texas Technological College will enjoy swimming picnicking and dancing Thursday evening at Jack Hall's ranch. The event starts about 7 o'clock. Information can be obtained by calling Miss Elizabeth Tolk at 4664 or Mrs Jerome Morrell at 4648.
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Texas Technological College
Jack Hall
Elizabeth Tolk
Jerome Morrell
Bridge Club To Meet At Mrs Meyser Home
The Lucky Day Bridge Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at 1805 West Thirteenth Avenue for an afternoon of bridge with garden flowers for decorations. Billy Opal, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Danner of Channing, is improving rapidly at St Anthony's Hospital after several weeks of medical treatment.
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Lucky Day Bridge Club
J. C. Meyser
West Thirteenth Avenue
Billy Opal
John Danner
Channing
St. Anthony's Hospital
All a Mistake play to aid Ceta Canyon fund
Local Conference Club at First Christian Church presents the three act comedy All a Mistake Friday at 8 in the Men's Bible classroom. Proceeds support the Ceta Canyon Conference fund to send youths to the five day training. Cast includes Alton Boxwell Lloyd Boxwell Ephriam Gilkerson Dorothy East Dorothy L Russell Clyde Wright and Anna Ruth Denton.
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First Christian Church
Ceta Canyon
Alton Boxwell
Lloyd Boxwell
Ephriam Gilkerson
Dorothy East
Dorothy L. Russell
Clyde Wright
Anna Ruth Denton
Gloria Swan and Marquis Deny Open Break in Hollywood
Gloria Swan and Marquis de la Falaise de la Cordray faced rumors of marital strain as the Marquis arrived from Paris to discuss their future together. He stated no open break exists and that any statement would come from her, stressing he would honor her wishes.
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United Press
Hollywood
Gloria Swangon
Marquis de la Falaise de la Cordray
Paris
Miss Claeman Heads West Amarillo Endeavorers
Katheryn Claeman was elected president of the Young People's Christian Endeavor Society at West Amarillo Christian Church. Jimmie McFarland became vice president, Nannie Abbot secretary, H T Dodd treasurer, and Jessie Pierce reporter. Joylette Pierce is outgoing president. About 25 attended as Jesse Pierce led the lesson “Serving Christ in Summer.”
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Katheryn Claeman
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society of the
West
Amarillo
Jimmie McFarland
Nannie Abbot
H. T. Dodd
Trea Urer
Jessie Pierce
Joylette Pierce
Birthday tribute to Mrs J M Kindred near Las Vegas NM
Old-time Amarillo residents recall J M Kindred as early postmaster and pioneer. Mrs Kindred, who moved to Farwell after his death, celebrated her 83rd birthday at the Leftwich Ranch four miles from Las Vegas with Dr M W Cunningham as a longtime family friend and Jimmie Leftwich, her grandson, in attendance.
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Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
Las Vegas
New Mexico
J. M. Kindred
Kindred
Chicago Turns 100 as Fort Dearborn Platted in 1830
The Associated Press notes Chicago reached its centennial on August 4 1880 marking the Fort Dearborn river-mouth settlement that became the city. James Thompson laid out the three-eighth mile square village with State Madison Desplaines and Kinzie as edges. He arrived in 1814 and helped plan the canal city. The village incorporated in 1833 as the centennial of incorporation coincides with the upcoming 1933 world fair.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
Fort Dearborn
James Thompson
State Street
Madison Street
Desplaines
Kinzie
Thompson
Kaskaskia
Mississippi
Radio Placed for Jackson and O Brine
United Press reports St Louis Aug 4 endur ance monoplane Greater St Louis now has a radio transmitter. Pilots O Brine and Dale Jackson will broadcast requests to ground crew. Ground receiving set picked up O Brine yesterday. Black and Reichers later forced down over Roosevelt field in attempt to set a new icersate.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Greater St. Louis
Forest O'Brine
Dale Jackson
Seta
O'Brine
Black
Reichers
Roosevelt Field
Fairbanks Fame Startles Bandits Fortunes Saved
Santa Monica Cal Aug 4 Three young bandits chased by police after robbing actor Douglas Fairbanks of 100 dollars outside his beach home. He and wife Mary Pickford were returning from a visit to Maurice Chevalier when masked youths entered the scene. Fairbanks led them upstairs and returned with the money, the trio fleeing in a car after the theft.
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Hy United Press
Santa Monica
Cal
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Maurice Chevalier
Mary
Endurance Record Holders Aim For 886 Hours Night
The record holders, Jackson and O Brine, sent best wishes for a successful night at Gril a.m. CST. The pair had been leading the endurance display, having maintained the 886 hour benchmark prior to the session.
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Wired Jackson
O'Brine
Gril A. m
Cst
Horse Fancier Dies in Surf Accident
Samuel Ross, 70, prominent hardware merchant of Barber and Ross in Washington, D. C., and noted race track owner, died of a heart attack while in the surf off Fredericksburg Avenue Ventnor on Friday.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Samuel Ross
Barber and Ross
Washington, D. C
Fredericksburg Avenue
Ventor
Amarillo highway group to attend Texas Oklahoma Colorado meet
Members of Amarillo's Chamber of Commerce highway committee will attend the Texas Oklahoma Colorado highway convention Thursday at Stratford. The all day meeting will cover details of the new route along the Amarillo Las Animas line of the Rock Island railroad under construction. Directors include P A Gray and J Guthrie among others. Speakers include A V Williamson Denver, J V Bell Pueblo, A E B Phalen Denver, and Major L D Blauvelt Denver.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Stratford
W. W. Chilton
Amarillo-Las Animas
Colorado
Rock Island Railway
J. W. Martin
Dumas
W. W. Chi
A. V. Williamson
Denver
J. V. Bell
Pueblo
A. E B. Phalen
Bureau of Public Roads
L. D. Blauvelt
Flashes of Life and Local Notes Across Cities
A collage of brief items: Bobby Jones swims on vacation in Sea Island Beach. George and Mrs Dickinson celebrate a 68 year wedding anniversary with relatives. a Jack Russell terrier’s death sentence over a bite, refused by owner Dora Gauker. poet Conrad Aiken wins the 1030 Pulitzer for American verse. Philadelphia police threatened with arrest for Sabbath arrests. Gettysburg bans washing days due to scarce water. and a note from Bingen, Germany on swimming.
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Boston
England
Conrad Aiken
Hollywood Hopefuls and Fragile Dreams in The Mountain Press
In Hollywood reportage the dialogue reveals the harsh longing of aspiring actors and performers. Rort mer laments the brutal grind for recognition while Rorimer recalls rare breakthroughs like Anne Winter, underscoring the fragile promise amid a sea of hopefuls.
Junior College Program at Kiwanis Today in Amarillo
A Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Amarillo Hotel featured a Junior College program to inform members about Amarillo Junior College facilities and opportunities as part of Amarillo Junior College Week. Mayors, school board officials, and college leaders spoke as other civic clubs hear similar programs and a WDAG radio segment is planned. Monsignor Sebastian Meesmer, 84, archbishop of Milwaukee, died in Goldach, Switzerland.
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Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Ernest O. Thompson
Fred E. Young
WDAG
Capitol Hotel
The
Panhandle
St, Gall
Switzerland
Sebastian Meesmer
Milwaukee
Winconsin
Goldach
Inside Hollywood Dreams and the Extras’ Fate
In a dialogue about Hollywood’s lure and the unglamorous life of extras, Rorimer and Collier discuss the crowded tanks of hopefuls, the thin line between atmosphere and stardom, and the elusive dream of a composite movie person born from all industry links. The piece ends hinting at a continuation.
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Rorimer
Hollwood
Producers’ Association
Collier
Central Cast
Finance director dies in Port Chester
Richard Sutro aged 66, banker with Sutro Brothers & Company and director of multiple large corporations, died yesterday at his home in Port Chester New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Richard Sutro
Sutro Brothers & Company
Port Chester
N. Y
Invention Demonstrations Move Water Channel Strolls
Two Aurtrlang professors Milter and Julius Hirsch announce plans to walk along the channel after a river walk on homemade water skis. Eye glasses shown in New York to fit in the mouth and held by capillary action, demonstrated before the New York Optometric Society.
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Professor Milter
Julius Hirsch
Rhing
Seroma
New York
Bach Jenn
Fita
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Virginia Wiley
J. B. Wiley
Northwest Texas Hospital
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College OF Music
Polk Si
Public Ledger
Argie Thomson
East Fourteenth Avenue
Robert McGee
Fourteenth Avenue
Lord Price of
Cleburne
Marguerite Howell
Wellington
Dorothy Jo Bush
Plainview
G. C. Davis
Lucile Davis
Boulder
Colo
Bridge Club
Bays
J. A. Bays
Polk Street Methodist Church
Arkansas
Chattanooga
Tenn
F. M. Neal
W. M. Pearce
Christian Board
Ferrell Fox
West Amarillo
Aldrich
L. F. Aldrich
Wichita Falls
Fechner
A. W Fechner
West Amarillo Baptist Church
Strother
Joe Strother
First Methodist Church of
Avocea
Ofice
Gloria
Marquis
Miss Claeman
Endeavorers
Amarilloan
RADIO
Jackson
North Carolina Board of Health
Bert Hart
Garfield
G. C. Bruce
Wet Springs
Oliver-Eakle Bldg
H. V. Robertson & Co. Accountants and Auditors
Taylor
Wiicut Printing Co
Lei
Pilgrim Supreme
Supreme
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Price Memorial College
Arillo, Texas
P. O. Box
Texas
C.C
Jean Brunswick
Bobby Jones
Glen Cove
George W. Dickinson
Andrew Carpenter
N. Je
New Jersey
Jiggers
Altman
Mia
Dora Gauker
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Bingen
Germany
Grove
Thore
Rortmer
Anne Winter
Kiwanis
Dick Charles
Rormier
Rormmer
Henry
Krank
Troy Laundry Kids
Troy
Palo Duro Furniture CO
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