Wolflin School Teachers Honor Helen Blanton
Wolflin School hosts a miscellaneous shower at 1410 Monroe Street for Miss Helen Blanton pending her wedding to Mr. John Oakes. Teachers and many guests attended with a gold and white theme, enjoying contests, conversation, and an ice course as gifts arrived in a wagon.
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Helen Blanton
John Oakes
Wolflin
J. N. Riggs
Monroe Street
Ethel Jackson
Gladys Bu
Mesdames
J. L. Means
Craig
Claude McDaniel
Scott
la Una Thompson
Martha Ann Reeder
E. L. Northcutt, Jr
Dorothy Blanton
Enid Mayer
Dorothy Russell
Jo Ella Vaughn
Margaret Short
Doris Culton
Katharine Duncan
Cecil Dawson
Carmen Sasser
S. A. L. Morgan
Kirkpatrick
Routh
J. T. Pischer
Hugh L. Cox, Jr
E. L. Northcutt
Mary Hunter
Cole
Goddard
Tomato Red Evening Gowns Dazzle Parisians At Gala
Paris society reports a chic tomato red is the evening shade among smart Parisians. A brunette in tomato red crepe with cut out back and a blonde in tomato chiffon wow at a Casino gala. Also notes Mrs H G Franklin in California studying piano pedagogy and fashion details from designers.
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Vichy
Casino
Doctors Choose Feen-a-mint Laxative for Kids
A doctor endorses Feen-a-mint chewing gum laxative for children. The safe pleasant tasting remedy aims to ease constipation without disturbing appetite or stomach. It promises thorough action for young digestive systems and supports family schedules.
Calendar items and picnics listed tonight
The schedule lists the Order of Railway Conductors and Ladies Auxiliary at Ellwood Park at 5 PM, Roller Canary Club at San Jacinto Park at 7 PM, Friday J G G Club at 700 North Pierce Street at 2 30 PM, M O L Class luncheon at First Baptist Church at 12 15 PM, Jolly Needle Club picnic at Ellwood Park at 7 PM, and Security Benefit Association watermelon social at the Implement Building Tri-State Fair Grounds at 6 30 PM.
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Ellwood Park Southeast Corner
Roller Canary Club
San Jacinto Park
J. G. G. Club
D. C. West
North Pierce Street
First Baptist Church
Methodist Circle Is Entertained at Kelly Home
Circle No. 4 of the Polk Street Methodist Church met at Mrs. W J Kelly’s home on Crestway with Mrs. G T Cline presiding. Mrs. Armstrong gave a devotional on Co operation and Miss Charleen Wilson read several readings. Piano selections followed and an ice course was served to members and guests including Messrs Lander Smith, Miller, Harris, Watkins, Lemons, Cline, Quarles, French and the hostesses.
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W. J. Kelly
A. F. Moris
W. M
Polk Street Methodist Church
Charleen Wilson
Prances Chessnir
Ernestine Quarles
Frank V. Lander
J. Roy Smith
Paul Armstrong
Clyde Harris
Ben Wimberly
D. S. Watkins
Joe Miller
D. J. Greer
J. Harris
W. M. Lemons
C. T. Cline
P. A. Quarles
G. A. French
Carl Miller
Amarillo Country Club Dance Saturday Night at Clubhouse
The regular Amarillo Country Club dance will be held Saturday evening from 9:30 to 12:30 at the club house. Music will be provided by the Melody Maids. Mr and Mrs A Dinan of Wellington Kansas are staying with their daughter Mrs Clarence Eakle.
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Amarillo Country Club
Melody Maids
A. Dinan
Wellington, Kans
Clarence Eakle
Travel Study Club Meeting at Mrs Vineyard Home
The Travel Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs G T Vineyard at 1700 Tyler Street on Friday afternoon at 4 30.
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Travel Study Club
Guiding Your Child Look It Up
Mrs. Jones teaches children to use a dictionary and encyclopedia. After training, kids answer questions themselves, reducing parental burden. Early guidance builds essential research habits and pride in finding information.
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Alice Clarissa Richmon
Two Little Pigs To Market Go Wrong
SHERMAN August 1. A Sherman farmer sent two of his three sons to market as part of a hog reduction program. The remaining sow stayed home and littered three times, producing 13 piglets first, then septuplets, and a final litter of ones. Mother and piglets are doing well, but the program seems cockeyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
U.P
W. J. Calhoun
Parties Rejoice As Primary Returns Favor New Deal Support
The Associated Press reports both major parties claim strength from Tuesday primaries. In Nebraska Democratic pick was E R Burke, Roosevelt ally, opposing Robert G Simmons who attacks the President. In Ohio Democratic nominee is A V Donahey, backing the New Deal, with Republican veteran Senator Fess opposing. Roosevelt declines to campaign, while Democratic aides hail the results as growing administration support despite the President staying out of the race. Burke defeated former governor Charles W Bryan in Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Nebraska
Senate
E. R. Burke
Roosevelt
Robert G. Simmons
A. V
Honest Vic) Donahey
Burke
Fess
Donahey
Charles W. Bryan
Williams Jennings Bryan
Panhandle relief delegation to press Washington
Representatives of the Panhandle will travel to Washington to press for drought relief. They will urge Harry Hopkins, Federal Relief Administrator, to honor promises made at a Kansas City meeting. The move was approved at a gathering of citizens led by Amarillo Chamber of Commerce secretary Carl Hinton. State relief board members Houston Harte and Earle Adams volunteered to join the delegation.
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Panhandle
Dreuth
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Kansas City
Representative
Carl Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
State Relief Board
CCC Men Return to Forest Fire Fight
CCC workers from Camp Bonham returned to the Red River County forest fire front after a brief rest from exhausting labor fighting blazes that threatened 40 000 acres of timber. Patrol lines were to extend into Bowie County and minor fires were reported along the border. Lufkin forestry experts said the emergency was past in Red River County but patrols would continue to prevent new outbreaks. The Bahrein gulf shoreline has no fresh water but fresh water springs are found at the sea bottom.
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Clarksville
Cccc
Camp Bonham
Red River County
Bowie County
Border County
Lufkin
Make This Model At Home A Frock For The Awkward Age
Anne Adams presents Pattern 1978 for girls aged eight to sixteen with a youthfully styled bodice and extending panel seams in the skirt. The design features various sleeve options, a pointed yoke back view, and sizes 8 through 16. Pattern price five cents, book and pattern twenty five cents. orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern Book
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Not Whip Ball Bat Golf Club Case Misstated
In Omaha on August 16 Oscar Arnston alleged his wife beat him with a mule whip a ball bat and a golf club but the wife testified she used only her fists a limb from a tree and a strap while seeking temporary alimony after a divorce filing She claimed Arnston flirted with women on his mail route.
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Omaha
U.P
Oscar Arnston
Bond Hearing Set for Neal Myers in Mills Case
Oklahoma City August 16 Neal Myers university student charged with murdering Marian Mills beauty queen will learn Saturday whether released on bond. Habeas corpus petition filed to secure bail. District Judge Tom Pace to hear the case with County Attorney Paul Updegratt opposing release.
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Oklahoma City
Neal Myers
Marian Mills
University of Oklahoma
Tom Pace
Myers
Paul Updegratt
Prank calls lead to suspension in Pittston
In Pittston Patrick Walsh faced repeated telephone taunts from a prankster prompting Police Chief Luke Keating to suspend Patrolman Walsh. The incident follows a report of the caller challenging the officer to visit, showing a tense local police response to the nuisance. Simultaneously in Chicago Albert Blake Dick Sr. aged 78, inventor of the mintograph, died after a yearlong illness of heart disease at his Lake Forest home.
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Pittston
Patrick
Patrick Walsh
Luke Keating
Walsh
Chicago
Albert Blake Dick
Lake Forest
No Charges Filed After Tax Sale Riot in Missouri
In Caruthersville Missouri county officials said no charges would be filed over the assault on attorney Charles L. Waugh who attended a farm tax sale with drainage district bondholders. Waugh was beaten by farmers in the courthouse hallway but the sale of 13 farms proceeded with bidders representing their own properties. Authorities have not identified any attackers. The sale raised bids near the costs of each case.
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Caruthersville
Robert Hawkins
Pemiscot
Charles L. Waugh
St. Louis
Waugh
India Ships 1.63 Million Cotton Bales to Japan in 1934
Consulate reports indicate India sent 1,627,000 bales of cotton to Japan in the first seven months of 1934, exceeding the quota by 127,000 bales. Analysts expect Japan to apply the excess to 1935 quotas.
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India
Japan
TORIO
U.P
National Guardsmen Prepare Mimic Battle at Camp Hulen
Youthful guardsmen at Camp Hulen Palacios gather for an annual war game replicating Col. Fennin’s historic stand at Coleto Creek near Goliad on Coleto Creek. Officers enlisted staff communications and aviation units of the 36th Division take part in the Reds versus Blues exercise today.
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Camp Hulen
Palacios
Col. Fennin
Coleto Creek
Goliad
Reds
Blues
Notices From Tack Letters Demand For Work And Help
A collection of personal pleas appears in Tack Letters seeking wages for school clothes, job leads, and domestic help. A young woman and Mildred's Cafe advertise readiness to hire, offering room, board, and modest wages, with mentions of cooking, housekeeping, care, and beauty work.
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Tack
Mildred's Cafe
East Fourth Avenue
Dairy Worker Seeks Farm Help and References
A man offers room and board and wages for dairy or farm work, listing two addresses and a phone number. He claims experience as a dairy hand and farm hand and asks for a chance with strong references. He notes stenography and bookkeeping experience and willingness to type or take dictation for about five dollars a week.
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Tack
North Garfield Street
Lost billfold seeks return in Madison Street area
Elmer Saxton asks for help locating a lost billfold between West Sixteenth and Jefferson Street containing his wife and children's photos and his identification card. He borrowed five dollars for rent and offers a reward. his new address is 609 A Madison Street.
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West Sixteenth
Seventh
Jefferson Street
Madison Street
Elmer Saxton
Woman Seeks Domestic Post in Amarillo Family
Mrs R W Fulton of Box 664 Amarillo Texas advertises for a young woman to live in with a small family and no heavy work. Another notice from Mrs Leta Fletcher of Margaret Texas seeks hospital general duty work or eldercare, citing 6.5 years hospital experience, 42 years old, good health and willing to relocate.
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R. W. Fulton
Amarillo
Texas
Plains
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