Huddle Club Members Enjoy Palisades Hayride and Melon Feast
Members and guests gathered at Palisades on Monday evening for a hayride and watermelon feast. Attendees included Morzelle Hall Kathr Feckert Betty Florey Alice Hertner Fl Jen Umphres Agnes Adams Geraldine Logan Kathryn Roach Betty Fay Kearnes Anita Ganger from Wichita Falls Mary Ann Weymouth Doris Vinevared Jean Florey Mars Ty Flores Ellen Sue Yenger from Mineral Wells Bets Weemouth Jane Mor Iny Flores Dorwht McDonaled Kid Mantel Martin Collie Kay mincede Mick Willims George Aimp ee r Cimtles Lawrence Rob McUichan T MrDonald Henri Houser David Kritzer Bahe McDean vid Jack Boyd Bilis Bivins Finil Hertuer Rae Floved Ouyer ivines Timme Peach No Allen.
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Huddle Club
Palisades
Misses Morzelle Hall
Kathr
1 Feckert
Betty Florey
Alice Hertner
Fl Jen Umphres
Agnes Adams
Geraldine Logan
Kathryn Roach
Betty Fay Kearnes
Anita Ganger
Wichita Falls
Mary Ann Weymouth
Doris Vinevared
Jean Florey
Mars Ty Flores
Ellen Sue Yenger
Mineral Wril Bets
Weemouth
Jane Mor Iny Flores
Dorwht
Ama-tila Li Theater Schedules Ticket Sale Date
The Ama-tila Li Theater board announced ticket sales begin August 22 with the first play to run the week of September. Quo Vadis will be directed by Oma Link Rowley. Tickets must be obtained from Mrs. Coes at 1218 West Tenth Avenue apartment 9 after 4 oclock.
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Ama- Tila Li Theater
Oma Link Rowley
Mrs Ray Baland Reports For A and M Short Course
Mrs Ray Baland delegate to the A and M Short Course at College Station presented a report at the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meeting Monday afternoon. Mrs B Davis hosted at Hillscrest Country Club. plans were made for the county club encampment. refreshments were served to 11 members and one guest Mrs Jeff Hunsaker. The event reflected local club activities.
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Ray Baland
College Station
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
B. Davis
Hillecrest
County Club
Jeff Hunsaker
Central Presbyterian Church Picnic and Community Events
Local notices list a Central Presbyterian Church picnic at Filwood Park with 4 30 pm start, plus multiple community gatherings: Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Home Demonstration Club, Tandy Lou Club, Amarillo Bridge Club, Unity Study Club, and women’s and youth groups meeting at various venues including 820 Lipscomb Street and 1018 Harrison Street. Events include a Philharmonic fundraiser, Girl Scout activities, and Home Workers Club all-day meeting with luncheon.
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Barnard and Boone wed in small city ceremony
Miss Oliva Barnard and Mr. Percy Boone married Saturday evening at the J OR Frazier home. Rev R N Huckabee officiated before close friends. The bride wore a violet crepe suit with matching accessories. she is Wichita native daughter of Quincey Barnard. Boone works for the Santa Fe.
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Oliva Barnard
Percy Boone
J. OR. Frazier
R.N. Huckabee
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Quincey Barnard
Wichita, Kans
Boone
The
Santa Fe
American influence on London coat design shown in Beaufort display
A Beaufort model coat displayed in London integrates American fluences with English tailoring. It features sharp lapels, broad shoulders, large patch pockets, a broad belt, and two rows of stitching for relief.
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London
Veterans Staff Named by Commanders for 45th Reunion
Residential staff for General Rice A. Pierce, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, and the Sons of Confederate Veterans were announced for the 45th annual reunion in September. Mrs. Joseph B. Dooley is chaperon in chief with a list of matrons, sponsors, maids of honor, and other officials. Public notices include arraignment of Mike Allred on tractor theft charges in Randall County.
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United Confederate Veterans
Amarillo
Lee
Jackson
Texas
Gray
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
U. S. Vo
Harmon
South Carolina
Lexington
Rice A. Pierce
Joseph B. Dooley
H. L. Adkins
Elizabeth Boyce
W. Hardin
South
Jean Rule Katherine Kirk
Mary Storm
Walter L. Hopkins
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Veterans Reunio
Myda Truscott Bivins
Minnis Madden Hall
Newly Discovered Hormone Benefits Women Past Forty Five
An old advertisement claims a hormone called land activator helps women past 45 with irritability headaches hot flashes and fatigue. It says the hormone, extracted from glands, is available as Zo-ak tablets from Fox Drug Co with a money back guarantee after a month. A promotional book titled For Women Who Want to Live offers free copy from ZonK Co at 45th Street New York.
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Fox Drug Co
Zonk
New York
Garden Gossips on Science Versus Nature in Plant Growth
A reader mocks scientific plant research while a columnist notes a partnership between math and native factors. The letter critiques modern agricultural methods and suggests trees thrive without scientific aid, citing evergreen growth in the Rocky Mountains as an example of variable response to altitude.
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Nature
Rocky Mountains
Garden Plants Grow Fast Under Human Care and Change
The writer notes rapid plant growth in cultivated settings with examples like blue spruce and silver juniper, contrasting wild origins. They discuss tomatoes once deemed poisonous, barana, and seeds behavior, arguing human cultivation accelerates evolution and improves qualities in many plants.
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Tiniv
Procuring Charge Placed Against Negro Hotel Porter
George Brown head porter at a hotel on East Fourth Avenue faces a procuring charge involving soliciting men at a hotel. Bond set at 1000. he waives examining trial and is jailed in Potter County. Complainant Morgan Pepper, a California tourist, says Brown pressed a room guest to entertain an unwelcome visitor after payment. Clark notes possibility of a pandering charge. county attorney calls procuring the most serious misdemeanor.
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George Brown
East Fourth Avenue
Bob Clark
Potter County
Morgan Pepper
California
Brown
Daylight Hold Up Suspect Sought After Cash Heist
Police hunt daylight bandit who robbed truck driver J. R. Dever of $40 yesterday afternoon. The unmasked armed suspect forced Dever at curb near Rusk Street close to Otis Drug on West Sixth Avenue. Dever works for H. A. Marr Grocery Co. 220 Polk Street.
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J. R. Dever
H. A. Marr Grocery Company
Polk Street
Dever
Rusk Street
West Sixth Avenue
Debutantes Prefer Beer Bars On London River
A fragment reports a man brandishing a pistol during an incident as Dever recalls the event to Chester Bordwell, grocery manager. The piece then shifts to London August 14 noting fashionable summer canoes now feature a beer bar, with iced drinks preferred over soft beverages.
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Dever
Chester Bordwell
London
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Bartlesville
Miles
Plainview
Scehneiderian
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Independence Kan
Woolwine
Fnid
Okla
Schilling
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Cathedral Young Peoples Cld Parish
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Meciok
Karl Meyer
Lipscomb Street
Hood
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Tandy Lou Club
Gene Chanman
North Kentucky Street
Harrison Street
Nelock
Unity Study Club
Taviar Street
Oclock
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
B V_ Blackwell
Maria Clase
Firet Baptist Church
A. O Wood
Fleventh Avenue
J C. Lee
Holly
Forest Hill
Home Workers Club
F Morrison
Milam Street
Federated Post Office
Joe Berry
City
O'Clork
Barnard-Boone
Guiding Your Child
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Dirk
Boor
Mike Allred
Margaret Johnson
Katherine Kirk
Dawn Adkins
Evelyn Freeman
Birks
T. Gilbert Wood
Gosssip
Mabel
Hubby
Lux
Hfelen Hood
Nobothy Hail
Pitman
Hollywood
the Academy OF Music and Art
Taylor
Narizon
Imperial
Kidskinns
Rilne Fox
Barrymore
Clarid
Arreva French
Ball Fruit Jar Co
Chambers
Federal Housing Administration
Kelvinator
Amarillo Hardware Co
Clark
Tom Seay
Seck
R. A. Duncan
Frank Duncan, M. D
Amarillo Building
METAL
Ball Brothers
Mrs
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