Vernon Fowler Wedding Solemnized Here
Miss Agnes Vernon and Russell Neff Fowler wed at the Vernon home on Tyler Street in Amarillo with a small ceremony at 10 o clock Thursday. Rev E B Fincher officiated and relatives attended. They plan to live in Amarillo after a trip to Denver and Colorado, with a return around September 1.
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Vernon
Tyler Street
E. B. Fincher
Southern Presbyterian Church
Agnes Vernon
Russell Neff Fowler
Mack Vernon
George Vineyard
Mendelssohn
Fowler
Denver
Colorado
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Europe
Wichita
Kansas
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Mrs. Fowler
O. E. S. School of Instruction Attracts Many Members
The Order of the Eastern Star held a school of instruction Thursday evening in the Masonic temple under Mrs. Wash George as chairman with assistants Mrs. G. S. Babb and Mrs. W. S. Layton. A large attendance enjoyed a profitable session with new member students.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Wash George
G. S. Babb
W. S. Layton
Masonic Temple
Queen Esther Club Holds Thursday Business Meeting
The Queen Esther club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. E. M. Bensch’s home in San Jacinto for a business session. Mrs. Wash George led a program on The Land marks and Mrs. Laura Pangle spoke on The Study of the Eastern Star. Members enjoyed summer blooms and refreshments.
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Queen Esther Club
E. M. Bensch
Kentucky Avenue
San Jacinto
Wash George
Laura Pangle
New Year Books Ready for Athenaeum Club Members
The new year books for the Athenaeum club are prepared and available to members by calling at Mrs. J. C. Dickie Sr.’s home at 1926 Harrison Street.
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Athenaeum Club
J. C. Dickie Sr
Harrison Street
Misses Gustavus Honored at Beautiful Seated Tea
The Misses Eris and Gene Gustavus of Dallas were honored at a seated tea hosted by Mrs. W. B. Gunn at 206 Archroad in Country Club addition. Summer garden flowers framed the rooms as guests renewed old friendships and an ice course with bon bons followed. Attending were Mesdames Ausburn, Gibson, Loveless, Mickle, Miller, Good, Northcutt, Hale, Sullenberger, Fowlkes, Allman, Jones, Wescoat, McCormick, Reeder, and Misses Agnes Vernon, Mickle, Yarborough, Morton, Burgess, and Callie Puckett.
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Eris
Gene Gustavus
Dallas
W. B. Gunn
J. T. Arledge
Gunn
Archroad
Country Club
Literary Contest Entries Due for Tri State Fair
Entries to the Tri State fair literary contest must reach Mrs. Paul Nunn by August 26. Send submissions to Mrs. Nunn 762 Jackson Street.
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Tri-State Fair
Paul Nunn
Polk Street Missionary Society Aims for August 31 Apron Party
Members of the Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society plan an apron party to raise funds for the new Polk Street Methodist church organ. The event will be hosted by Mrs. F. G. Roane at 2305 Fillmore Street on the last Wednesday of August, August 31, with proceeds supporting church improvements.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society
F. G. Roane
Fillmore Street
Missionary Socie
Apron Fundraiser Plans Members and Committee
Members are asked to make aprons with a penny for each inch around the waist and to bring aprons to meetings before the party. Measurements will be taken again. Mrs Ed Armstrong heads a committee including Mrs J H Adair chairman and Mesdames C R Hooten F M Neal W M Pearce G C Davis Herbert Timmons Roy Bourland Glenn McDavid and Miss Christine Stuckey. An invitation extends to all society members and church ladies to help in apron making.
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W. M. Pearce
G. C. Davis
Herbert Timmons
Roy Bourland
Glenn McDavid
Christine Stuckey
Carters Return to Their Home in Monett Missouri
Mr and Mrs Preston A Carter of Monett Missouri return home after a delightful visit with friends and relatives in Amarillo They were hosted by M rs J D Carter and Mrs T E Johnson at their homes prior to returning to Monett The Carters formerly lived here and their visit was a source of joy to local friends
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Monett, Missouri
Preston A. Carter
Monett
Missouri
Amarillo
Miss OBrien Hosts What Next Club At Home
Miss Fay OBrien entertained the What Next club Thursday afternoon at her home on Tyler Street. Guests included Miss Nell Williams and several of her neighbors, with bridge played before a plate luncheon amid fragrant garden flowers.
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Fay O’brien
What Next
Tyler Street
Bridge
Nell Williams
Betty
Annabelle Hughes
Elizabeth Neely
Jo Townsend
Evelyn Higinbotham
Harriet
Club Guests Named for Palmer Event
The article lists Blanche Walker Palmer Simon Lump kin Zallee Williams Eleanor Gist Eliza beth Wooldridge Carol Rule and Elizabeth Meyer as attendees with Misses Elizabeth Neely Carol Rule and Elizabeth Meyer as special guests of the club.
Hendricks and Stevensons Leave For Colorado
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Stevenson and their son Billy of 2200 Washington street travel by Stevensons car for a mountain vacation in Colorado. They are joined by Mrs. H. G. Hendricks and daughter Miss Florence Hendricks and expect to be away several days.
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W. B. Stevenson
Billy
Washington Street
H. G. Hendricks
Florence Hendricks
Colorado
Stevenson
Amarillo Country Club Dance Planned for Saturday Night
The Amarillo Country Club will host its regular member’s night dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to midnight. Special music has been secured and a delightful evening of pleasure is anticipated.
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Amarillo Country Club
Montgomery's staff on vacation and NYC shopping trip
Mrs. S. C. Hopkins is away from her work at Montgomery's this week on vacation. Irvin Agron of the Leader Department store left recently for New York, where he will purchase fall and winter merchor.
Return From The East Includes Brief Stop In Kansas City
Travelers note plans to visit family as part of a coast to coast trip. Marion Boon of United States Zinc heads to Wilburton Oklahoma for a two week vacation visit with his father. Mrs. W. B. Bland and Lenora of Galveston stay with Mrs. J. L. O'Connor at 904 Buchanan street. Alma Mosley of the Needleart and Children's Shop returns from market with fall and winter millinery. Lula McCollum and daughter Annie Laurie continue their stay in Amarillo.
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Chandise
Kansas City
Marion Boon
United States Zinc Company
Wilburton
Oklahoma
W. B. Bland
Lenora
Galveston
J. L. O’connor
Buchanan Street
Alma Mosley
Needleart and Children’s
Polk Street
Lula McCollum
Annie Laurie
Amarillo
Local Notes On Visitors And Departures
For several weeks, visitors have returned to their home in Waco and called on Mrs. McCollum's son Joe. Miss Bobby Taylor of Weatherford Oklahoma visits her sister Miss Ethel Taylor at 1105 Polk Street. Henry Mascal of the Amarillo Hotel is spending his vacation in Colorado.
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Waco
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O. E. S. School of Instruction
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Jarett
Polk St
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BAYER
Lumbago
Park Avenue
Ader
Polk
Hendricks
Stevensons
Grace E. Hamilton
Piano
Texas State Teachers Assn
Elizabeth Spegal-Morris
Tyler St
Brunswick Portable
INTER
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Grace Parkinson Wood
Dunning System
Florida
Becin
Elizabeth Arden
Euizaseth Arden’s
Venetian
Euizaseth Arden
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Old Bond Street
Paris
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