Miss Lenora Little and J Hardy Little Jr Honored at Dinner Dance
Mrs A J Caldwell hosted a formal dinner dance at El Taos in Jonesboro Arkansas continuing a series of parties for Miss Lenora Little and J Hardy Little Jr. The event featured garden flowers and a four course dinner with awcet peas as centerpieces. Notable guests included Miss Margaret Collins Miss Nell Collins Miss Eula Lee McKnight Miss Dawn Adkins Miss Christine Dyche Miss Jane Harty Miss Rue Paula Parcels Miss Betty Bivins Miss Elizabeth Armstrong and many others from Arkansas Tennessee and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Little
J. Hardy Little, Jr
Jonesboro
Ark
A. J. Caldwell
el Taos
Forrest Lee Andrews
Houston
Tom Lumpkin
J. N. Childers
Marshal Brown
Hickman Price
Warner Frazier
Preston Frazier
Nashville, Tenn
Robert Browne
Russell Biggs
Lloyd Fletcher
Edward Dowd
Real Pearls Return as Paris Fashion Favorite
Paris fashion notes pearl jewelry regains top status after a summer of bright colored necklaces. Sophisticated Parisiennes favor short pearl necklaces with a large diamond clasp, worn at the neck side, as jewel shops along Rue de la Paix report renewed interest in uniform small pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pest
Rue de la Paix
Virginia Morehead Celebrates First Birthday
In celebration of her daughter Virginia Lee's first birthday Mrs. George Morehead hosted an informal party at 03 A Bryan Street yesterday afternoon. Floral decorations featured dahlias and phlox. Lawn games provided entertainment as refreshments were served to the children and their mothers. Guests included Mary Frances Britt Margaret Morehead Louise Sullivan Nancy Sue Dykeman Dorothy Ann Nedra Jo Jacob Billy Gene Betty June McCully Douglas Earl Barbara Jane Husband and Virginia Lee Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee
George Morehead
Bryan Street
Mary Frances Britt
Margaret Morehead
Louise Sullivan
Nancy Sue Dykeman
Dorothy Ann
Nedra Jo Jacob
Billy Gene
Betty June McCully
Douglas Earl
Barbara Jane Husband
Virginia Lee Morehead
Birthday note on Mary Ritter Beard born 1876
August 5 marks the birth of Mrs. Mary Ritter Beard, noted African writer and suffrage leader born in Indianapolis. She edited The Woman Voter, aided by Charles A. Beard, and was active in the Woman's Trade Union League and suffrage groups. Her works include American Citizenship and History of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ritter Beard
Indianapolis
Woman Voter
Woman's Trade Union League
Congressional Union For Woman's Suffrage
Woman Suffrage Party of New York
United States
Charles A. Beard
Columbia University
El Taos fete honors Warner Frazier birthday guest
An evening dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Hickman Price in El Taos celebrated Warner Frazier of Nashville Tennessee with his brother Preston Frazier as guests of Hickman Brice Jr A rose and sweetpea centerpiece and a birthday cake with candles highlighted the event Seated guests included Dawn Atkins Eula Lee McKnight Simon Lampkin and Hickman Price Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman Price
el Taos
Warner Frazier
Nashville, Tenn
Preston
Hickman Brice, Jr
Dawn Atkins
Eula Lee McKnight
Simon Lampkin
Warner Frasier
Preston Frazier
Hickman Price, Jr
Knee-Length Wraps Redesign Tunic Style For Evening Wear
Paris reports a new knee-length tunic coat without collars as the latest wrap form. Flared from waist to knee, the taffeta and stiff lame fabrics emphasize the peplum-inspired silhouette with three quarter or elbow-slit sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaiea
Rem
Paris
Sunburn Lingerie Lures Paris Shoppers In New Shade
Paris shoppers flock to a late season fashion using sunburn tinted lingerie in sheer chiffon. Nightgowns chemises and dance sets are crafted from mousseline de soie in the same shade. Fine lace trim completes the look as a current fad spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Associates Press
Paris
Brown and Green for Summer Costumes
A dress house recommends summer wear for race and garden events at fashionable resorts. The advised palettes feature cool green organdy or Swiss embroidery sets with tobacco brown accessories including hats shoes and gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Women’s Auxiliary To Meet At First Christian Church
The Women’s Auxiliary of the First Christian Church will gather tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at the church. The executive board meets for a luncheon at the Social Center at 12:30. Mrs. C. E. Wheeler of Circle No. 1 leads the day, with Miss Maxine Babb of Tulsa, previously Amarillo, visiting Miss Mable Bush at 915 Fillmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
C. E. Wheeler
Circle No. 1
Maxine Babb
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Mable Bush
Fillmore Street
Birthday Fete Honors Children At Orphan's Home
The Orphans' Birthday Club held a lawn party at the Children’s Home north of the city to honor six children born in July. Lottie Holt aged 19 received a hand made quilt. other guests and attendees included Iren Akens Juanita Spoonmore Polly Stalling Joe Bradley Thomas Bennett and several club members and local residents. Businessmen J A Littleton and H M Brewer visited Pampa yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Birthday Club
Lottie Holt
Iren Akens
Juanita Spoonmore
Polly Stalling
Joe Bradley
Thomas Bennett
Frank Rogers
Roy Morgan
Jones Cox
Betty Morgan
J. R. Gant
Harold Crosby
Dan Morgan
Birthday Club
A. D. Hughes
D. ©. West
H. B. Martin
A. B. Criffin
W. B. Spencer
P. A. Pressig
Mrs Ben Sumner Honored With Colonial Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Ben M Sumner of Santa Barbara Cal was honored with a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs W B Knight and Mrs M L Standifer at 314 Sunset yesterday morning guests included Mrs Frank Anderton and others. Floral decor in yellow and green complemented colonial table settings and prizes were awarded to top players. A separate note mentions a dinner bridge at 819 Bellview tonight and a Missouri Indiana vacation return for A H Winyard family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben M. Sumner
Santa Barbara
Cal
W. B. Knight
M. L. Standifer
Knight
Sumner
Bee Sisters
Frank Anderton
Bellview
Talmadge Place
Riley Strickland
O. W. Wright, Jr
Will Durham
O. V. Vernon
Harry Hatcher
George Mullen
T. Crowe
Mason King
Joe Morris
Douglas Gowdin
Dallas
Anna Mae McCarver
Denison
Ben Sumner
Mary Donelson Surprised With Lovely Party
Miss Mary Donelson was honoree at a surprise birthday party in the Fox Drug private tea room. Estella Hayden and Jean Vetesk hosted with orchid and pink decorations, a central birthday cake, and a three course dinner. Guests included Mrs. Carter, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Fowlkes, Ruby Lee Sanders, Gladys Francey, Martha Leta Donelson, Elizabeth Robertson, Hattie Woods, Bertha Wood, Kathhl Hayden, Florence Conner, Myrtle Munn, Betty Hanson, Alma Ford, Estella Hayden, and Jean Vetesk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donelson
Estella Hayden
Jean Vetesk
Fox Drug
Miss Donelson
Hattie Woods
Bridge
W. A. Carter
Gertrude O'Brien
J. A. Fowlkes
Ruby Lee Sanders
Gladys Francey
Martha Leta Donelson
Elizabeth Robertson
Hattie Mae Wood
Bertha Lee Wood
Kathhl Hayden
Florence Conner
Myrtle Munn
Betty Hanson
Alma Ford
Methodist Societies To Meet Tomorrow
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Polk Street Methodist Church will meet in the Fellowship Hall at 10:30 tomorrow morning. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon, followed by a friendly hour. Later business will be transacted and circle meetings conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Indian Festival Visit Near Santa Fe
Mrs. E. C. Britain travels with her daughter Mrs. Radio Britain Moeller and son Edgar Britain Jr to the Indian festival near Santa Fe New Mexico. They plan further stops in New Mexico and Colorado before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Britain
Radio Britain Moeller
Edgar Britain, Jr
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Colorado
South Circle Meeting at West Amarillo Baptist Church
The South Circle of the West Amarillo Baptist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. W. A. Fechner at 4239 Fifteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Radium Radio Active Pad Promises Healers in Ads
Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad is advertised as a light wearable device claimed to heal a wide range of ailments from neuritis and rheumatism to high blood pressure and digestive issues. The company cites over 150000 units sold and offers a trial with descriptive literature from the Radium Appliance Co in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degnen
Radium Appliance Co
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
Cal
Local Figures Return from Travels Here and Abroad
Personal items note Dr. Daisy Pennock and daughter Margaret Mae at 1608 Van Buren Street returning from a trip through Kansas Arkansas and Missouri. Other travelers include ves and Mrs. LaMont Gann heading to Old Mexico for weeks. Various guests and visits are listed with names and hometowns across area streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Pennock
Margaret Mae
van Buren Street
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Ves
Mrs. LaMont Gann
Old Mexico
Lose Fat with Kruschen Salts in England
A 15 pound fat loss promise in a month linked to Kruschen Salts. The ad claims energy boost and health gains while urging daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water, weight checks, and reduced food intake. It touts low cost and effectiveness with drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
City
Local Notes From Amarillo and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs W E Dempster of Lincoln Neb are visiting their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Keith Miller at the Talmage Place. Mrs George Norton returns home from Amarillo General Hospital after an operation. Morris Melville family returns from a three week trip to El Paso Grand Canyon Phoenix and New Mexico. Z T Henson of Saddlemountain is in Amarillo planning to move to the Panhandle. Myrtice Todd visits Kentucky relatives. L A Wells travels to Dallas on business supporting Sterling Panhandle backers. Jewel Jameson moves to sister Gladys Dixon home. Cary Dowdle, Amarillo High 1930 graduate, joins Bankers Investment Company as stenographer. Baby Mary Anne Bowen born July 22 1930 at 1019 West Eleventh Avenue. A B Hall makes a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dempster
Lincoln, Neb
Keith Miller
the Talmage Place
Mary Anne
P. H. Bowen
West
Eleventh Avenue
Amarillo Visit Brings Praise for City Progress
I McCurdy of Texas Investment Company Dallas visits Amarillo for the first time in three years and expresses pleasure with the city’s progress. Other notes include local gatherings at 3201 Taylor Street hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Littleton featuring the West Texas Entertainers Stamps Quartette, and travels of several area business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy
General Escarr
Texas Investment Company
Dallas
Amarillo
Oliver-Eakle
J. A. Littleton
Taylor Street
R. Ott
A. H. Mc
Gonagill
Cy We _ Peeler
West Texas
Stamps Quartette
Mysterious Healer Advertises Inquire In Room 929
An unnamed man promotes a painless, questionless diagnosis and treatment for bodily ailments claiming to perform the seemingly impossible. He invites readers to consult in Room 929, suggesting a private medical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Morehead
Earl Minderman
Brown and Green
Woman’s Auxiliary
Ty Public Ledger
J. A. Littleton and
H. M. Brewer
Amarilo
Pampa
A. H. Winyard
Eugene
Leona McCabe
Twelfth Avenue
Indiana
South Circle
H. H. Larson
Sunset Street
Byron Bowen
Shamrock
Helen Womack
Roaring Springs
Jerome Merrell
Lucile Townsend
Lubbock
Willie Wiley
Plainview
South Plains
Frank Andrews
Forest Reeves
Andrew
James Smith
Smith
Mildred Efidill
T. F. Barnes
Fountain Street
Kansas City
R. J. Moore
Jimmie
Pearl Lake Fishing Club
Creede
England
Investment Securities Thomas Building
Malden
Canadian Rockies
Chancellor
T. P
Texas
Ava
George Norton
Amarillo General Hospital
Z. T. Henson
Saddlemountain
Okla
Panhandle
Myrtice Todd
Wells and Wells, Realtors
Kentucky
L. A. Wells
Miss Jewel Jameson
Thirteenth Avenue
Gladys Dixom
Tennessee Street
Cary Dowdle
Bankers Investment Company
A. B. Hall
St. John’s Military School
Salina
New England
the Panhandle
Plough
Foggy Martin, Plough, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
New York
Wemphis
San Francisco
Armstrong County
W. A. Denny
Oklahoma City
C. O. Marks
Llano Cemetery
A. H. McGonagill
Monroe
Virgil Moore
Wells Faulkner
Moore-Poston Dry Goods Company
Rev. Halock
First Baptist Church
Norman Oklahoma
Edwin L. Bristow
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