Vance-Hardin Vows Read In Pretty Home Service
Ila Allgire Vance and Thomas E. Hardin wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home read by Rev. Phil H. Gates. The decor featured white gladioli and candles. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Pearl Hammons and best man Jimmy Jeffress. The couple’s families and guests celebrated with a reception.
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Pretty Home Service
Ila Allgire Vance
Cleo Allgire
Bonita
Thomas E. Hardin
J. W. Hardin
North Lincoln
Phil H. Gates
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Tri-State Dental Laboratory
Hardin
Amarillo High School
Navy
Norfolk
VFW Auxiliary Sets Picnic and Meeting in Texas
VFW Auxiliary held a 22 member meeting at VFW Hall in Texas. Vera Kelley directed, inviting the national auxiliary president on her next Texas trip. Bernice Hills reported on a hospital carnival. Gladys Andrews urged voting on August 28. A picnic is planned August 25 at Ellwood Park with basket suppers. Lola Henderson was initiated. Loretta Williams joined. The unit adjourned for social hour and plans Sept 1 meeting at VFW Hall.
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Golding Meadows
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Hall
Eighth
Parker
Vera Kelley
National Auxiliary
Texas
Bernice Hills
Veterans Hospital
Gladys Andrews
Ellwood Park
Lola Henderson
Loretta Williams
VFW
Pleasant Valley Church Women Meet For Study and Plan
Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council met yesterday morning with Mrs. Jack Jerman in charge. Devotional on Love by Mrs. H F Aurouze and Home Missions talk by Mrs. Foster Harris. Attendees included Mesdames Harris Willis Armstrong Bingham Aurouze Crull Ogden. Next meeting set for Sept 1 at 9 AM with covered dish luncheon.
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Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council
Jack Jerman
H. F. Aurouze
Foster Harris
Mesdames Foster Harris
W. T. Willis
T. H. Armstrong
F. J. Bingham
W. A. Crull
W. H. Ogden
Woodmen Circle Accepts Member At IOOF Hall Meeting
The Woodmen Circle at Palo Duro Grove 2253 met at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Marie J. Smith presiding. A letter from state manager Mrs. Laura Krebs of Austin was read. plans were made to sponsor a booth at the Tri-State Fair. Mrs. Joel Mae Proctor was elected member. blanket club report led to awarding Mrs. F L Counts blanket of the month. Funds from the wishing well will go to the Woodmen Home in Sherman. Attending were Mesdames Dolly Brown Stella Hance Marie J. Smith Thelma Cheshire Mamie Sneed Polly Pollan Gertrude Griffith Ava Trimmier Dora Casey Nita Cheshire Shiela Benett and Miss Sue Trimmier Mary Jo Broadstreet.
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Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Ioof Hall
Marie J. Smith
Laura FE. Krebs
Austin
Joel Mae Proctor
Thelma Cheshire
F. L. Counts
College girls favor sweater and skirt outfits in fashion poll
In a New York fashion show style judges from colleges nationwide chose conservative, long‑wearing wardrobes. Freshmen spend 300 to 400 dollars for first outfits, with upperclassmen budgeting about 100 annually. College wardrobes center on tailored suits, black date dresses, sweaters, skirts, and practical accessories.
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Dorothy Rof
United Press
New York
New England
Mercolized Wax Cream Marketing Promises Worldwide Sales Rise
An advertisement touts Mercolized Vex Cream as suitable for Blonde or Brunette use to keep skin attractive. It claims sales have grown annually for nearly 490 years and asserts user satisfaction, urging trial and directed use with sales at cosmetic counters globally.
When babies are old enough to say so they want Clapps Junior Foods
A lighthearted ad copy promotes Clapps Junior Foods as a preferred choice for infants growing into picky eaters. It frames the product as a trusted, family friendly option for early childhood meals.
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Clapp
Textile fashions for girls and dress-up knits reviewed
The article notes preferred silhouettes with tucked tops and skirt silhouettes. Turtle neck and crew neck sweaters are favorites, with dress-up wear featuring fine rib knit cashmere or wool pieces and embroidered metallic emblems.
Sing Song Sunday at San Jacinto Baptist Church
The Young Married Couples Training Union of San Jacinto Baptist Church sponsors a sing song Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the church. The public is invited to attend.
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Young Married Couples Training Union of
San Jacinto
Waldron Circle Picnic At San Jacinto Park
Waldron Circle members of San Jacinto Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Fred Randolph’s home for a devotional led by Mrs. Van Wooten before a picnic luncheon at San Jacinto Park. Attendees included Mesdames Clements, Obie Wright, Prunie Walls, C. G. Wheeler, C. S. Rutledge, Fred Randolph, C. W. Mask, Cora Randolph, Van Wooten, and Misses Wanda and Jarene Clements.
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Vada Waldron
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Fred Randolph
Louisiana
van Wooten
San Jacinto Park
Mesdames
J. H. Clements
Obie Wright
Prunie Walls
C. G. Wheeler
C. S. Rutledge
C. W. Mask
Cora Randolph
Wanda Clements
Jarene Clements
Te-ol Germ Prover Ad Claims Deep Reach
An old advertisement promotes Te-ol germ prover with claims of deep reach and rapid effect. It offers a money back guarantee from Maxor Drug Co if not pleased within one hour.
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Maxor Drug CO
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Cele
Ed RA Aerald
Royal Crown Bottling CO
Amarillo
Trimfoot Ghillie
Bob and
Betty Drake
Clapp’s Baby Foods
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E. 40
N.Y
American Home Foods
Susile
St.Joseph
Taylor
Fay
Salon
Mall
Brimmer
Kline
Brimme
Kelly
Green
Choice
Colgate-Palmolive- Peet Laboratories
Colgate Palmolive
American Journal of Nursing
Evertt
Waldron Circle
News-Globe
Ane
Joyce
Brown
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