Two Oklahoma Weddings Highlight Amarillo Couple News
Secier Tyst and Cazzell Newby tie the knot in Lawton Oklahoma with Rev J Holcomb officiating. Opal Boynton and Alfred Abrams wed in Amarillo circle as families celebrate with an informal party.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
6
Secier Tyst and Cazzell Newby tie the knot in Lawton Oklahoma with Rev J Holcomb officiating. Opal Boynton and Alfred Abrams wed in Amarillo circle as families celebrate with an informal party.
Mrs. S. A. Blevins hosted the Stitch and Chat ter Club at 806 Kentucky Street yesterday afternoon. Needle work and conversation filled the visit with garden flowers arranged around the rooms. An ice course was served. Guests included Mrs. George Runyon, Mrs. Billie Runyon, Mrs. Pearl Merren, Mrs. Olin Reagan, Mrs. A. E. Roark, Mrs. Herman Roark, Mrs. R. W. Weaver, Mrs. Ray Hefner of Trinidad Colorado, Miss Johnnie Mae Weaver, and Miss Mildred Weaver.
Mrs Emma B Klingeman of Lockhart Texas has been elected president of the Pecan Growers association with members from Texas Oklahoma Georgia Louisiana and Arkansas Her experiments have greatly aided pecan producers.
Miss Rubye McCanne of Memphis visits friends in the city. Mrs. C. C. Barth leaves for Topeka Kansas for a minor operation. The Marsh family of Carthage and Miss Maxine Quisenberry of Bartlesville are guests of the Hertners at 1600 Hughes. Farwell family on extended mountain vacation in Colorado and New Mexico. Mrs. Bazall and daughter Eleanor visit Dallas from 800 Bellview. Robert Styles of Wheeler visits Ruth Tisdal at 2088 Hayden. J. H. Blake Jr of Albuquerque visits his mother before returning to the Santa Fe telegraph office.
The Countess de Chambrun, sister of Nicholas Longworth, says she still makes mistakes in French after living in Paris for more than 30 years, reflecting the broader challenge of speaking a foreign language like a native.
Mrs. John K. Boyce and Mrs. Jack Haller hosted a charity bridge afternoon at 106 Crest Way to support the Margaret Wills library. The event featured yellow and green decor, seasonal flowers, punch, and an ice course, with Mrs. W. N. Cooper winning high and Mrs. W. S. Izzard low.
The International Women's League urges German women to propose more female candidates for Reichstag elections. The item notes a German speaker with a Sorbonne degree and ties to the Academy Francaise, and includes a quote from Mme. de Chambrun about language errors.
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