Surprise Shower Honors Phyllis McDade Before Nuptials
Miss Phyllis McDade welcomed at a surprise pre nuptial party hosted by Miss Kathleen Edwards and Miss Erietile Lyons at 1412 Madison Street. An amusing contest for miniature houses crowned the honoree. Attendees included Misses Dace Campbell Corbin Irvin Matthews McGee McNicll Townes Betts Weymouth and Mesdames Punk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis McDade
Worth H Nichol
Kathleen Edwards
Mite Erietile Lyons
Fiame
Madison Street
Miss Pissi
Mr Dace
Velma Campbell
Gathyn Corbin
Mite Mary Corbin
Vivian Cgondman
Anprose Irvin
Thelma Matthews
Juanita McGee
Pranre McNicll
Gladys Townes Betts
Rahey Punk
Jack Faward
John Bvons
Richard Weymouth
Mix Mary Moira
Jackborn
Social Calendar events listed for community groups
Tonight at First Baptist Church a class and picnic at Palisades Amanito Bridge, Bridge Club on Harrison Street, Study Club at Tryloe Street, and a Women’s Circle meeting. Friday Federated Church Wormers Auxiliary at Playhouse 1800 Hartiaan Street. Unity Study Club and Junior Department events. San Jacinto Park hosts a Methodist Church preme at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Rhurih Amerlock
Ann
Palisades
Hartiaan Street
Until & Aclock
Junier Department
San Daecinta Methodist Church
Preme
San Jacinto Park
Methodist Circle Meeting At Quarles Home
Circle No 2 of the Polk Street Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs P A Quarles 1717 Monroe with Mrs T Cline presiding Committers reported on Workers in Rural Villages in Corea Assistant hoses Mr EH Fly and teacher Mr A F Morris The session included a hymn reading and piano solos and guests were Neal Robin Allen Mirsen Ball Ernestine Quarles and Anne Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Polk Street Methods Church
P A Quarles
Monroe Street
Fly
A F Morris
Sesson
Corea
Pal
T Cline
Helen Joy Ball
Pauline Bucheneu
Tulsa
Mesdame
J. M. Dendy
A. N. Finkle
Robin Alien
G. A French
D. J Greer
C F Johnson
A. B Kincade Car Miller
A. F. Morris
Jt. Mc Reynolds
Buford Pieratte
Frank Satterfield
S Watkins
Joe Miller
John Ridings
Frank Harper
Co. T. Cline
Neal Robin Allen
Mirsen Ball
Burcheneau
Billie Pieratte
Ernestine Quarles
Anne Watkins
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Jess Walters home. After the business session members prepared for the county club encampment August 9 and 29 at Jack Hall's Raven Mrs WN Martin and Mrs JH Click reported on the A and M Short Course at College Station and shared grape juice making and grape cutting tips. Nine members attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Jess Walter
Jack Hall
Raven
WN. Martin
J H. Click
College Station
Ehib
Lawn Party Honors Two Austin Guests at Crawford Home
Miss Elizabeth Crawford entertained at a garden party on 2118 Buchanan Street honoring Misses Kathleen and Juanita Phillips of Austin formerly of Amarillo. Attendees included Helen Kenyon Mabel Foster Mildred Locher Ruth Cogswell Bethune Williams Dorothy Peters Bethune Williams Fern Lewis Dorothy Osgood Martha Alice Bishop Marjorie Davis and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crawford
Buchanan Street
Kathleen and
Juanita Phillips
Austin
Amarillo
Helen Kenyon
Mabel Foster
Mildred Locher
Ruth Cogswell Bethune Williams
Dorothy Petersen
Fern Lewis
Dorothy Osgood
Martha Alice Bishop
Marjorie Davis
Women's Auxiliaries Host Silver Tea for Social Center
Members of the Federation of Women's Auxiliaries will entertain with a silver tea at the Playhouse 1800 Harrison Street Friday from 4 to 6 pm. Proceeds benefit the Social Center for Girls, a Maverick Club style organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Auxiliaries
Playhouse
Harrison Street
Social Center For
Gils
Maverick Club
Entertainers Host Pie Supper for Security Benefit Members
The Security Benefit Association held a pie supper Monday night to welcome new members and national reps. Long tables filled the hall as Mr and Mrs J C Stafford and others were introduced. Northcutt spoke, with Ben Smith and Mrs Lindsay among speakers. Music by Glenn Michael and Dad Merrick accompanied a Gene Pace solo and dancing by Herricks Clown Rhythm Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Benefit Association
National
Topeka
J. C. Stafford
T. F. Miller I. R. Fresconi
D. D. Woodall
H. M. Britt
Cordie Wooldridge
Jo W. Goff
D. Lindsay
Turban styles and fashion notes from the era
A collage of notes covers fashion including a white suede turban paired with a silver lame damask suit, plus interior trends like glass bathtubs and metal wall coverings. Also mentioned are travel updates, employment moves, and market data snippets from treasury, coal, and regional reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marquis del Merito
Simon Patino
Matinbacher
Knox Aims for Reform Platform at Batavia Rally
Col Frank Knox urged a six point Republican program to defeat Roosevelt highlighting immediate budget discipline, sound currency, anti trust enforcement, and state run unemployment and old age insurance while advocating a return to constitutional government. The event at Batavia drew a large New York crowd and enthusiastic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Tan Thousan
New York
Col Frank Knox
Chicago
New Deal
William J. Donovan
Knox
Chicago Daily News
Roosevelt
Play Tickets On Sale Today For Amarillo Theater Series
Tickets on sale for Amarillo Little Theater winter season opening September 12 with Quo Vadis at Municipal Auditorium. Adult season tickets cost 3 dollars for two people and four regular productions plus one free. One dollar tickets available for students. Sales began this morning with phone orders to Mrs J L Coss at 1218 West Tenth Avenue 2 1993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
West Tenth Avenue
Enid Mayer
Iris Westbey
Ann Lee Ernestine Smith
Wilbur Budd Wayland Dwight
Charles Wolflin
J. W. Hill
Dale Smith
Tol Avery
E. C. Lacy
O. W. Floyd
Masher Case Verdict Appeals to Higher Court
Charlie Johnson, who pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in the so called mashing case, appeals an 80 day jail term and 26 dollar fine to the state court of criminal appeals. He posted 300 dollar bond and was released from Potter County jail after a denial of a new trial by Judge J N Riggs who called the sentence a warning to mashers. The incident involved Johnson allegedly mus teting several women after a church event on Alast 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Criminal Appeals
Charlie Johnson
Johnson
Potter County
J. N. Riggs
Turmoil Over Scrubbing War Bloodlines
The text shows garbled fragmentary phrases with unclear meaning likely from a historical article. It mentions scrubbing or shading and multiple stray words suggesting disorder or editorial notes, but no coherent event, names, dates, or places are determinable from the readable portion.
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Oerock
Ity Study Club
Tryloe Street
Sineer
Priday
Wondmen
Co. W. Hall
Nlock
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Methodist Circle
Quarles
Coon
Ted
Helens Hood
Wieluctors
Dorothy Patel Preman
H Lyweary Ne
the Academy OF Music and Art
America
Polk
Stuart W. Browning
Junior Welfare League
Art 1. Wagoner
Elizabeth Bovee
T. W
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Mexico City
Ethel and
Edna Crane
Belnie Bolton
Lillie Dell Slover
Tonaka
Irma Clave
Lubbock
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London
Sina
Treasury Posteton
Washington
Als
Treasury
Moscow
Sovyey
Tnis Rasty
Knox Gop
Donovan
United States
Texas Girl
Hepa
Helen of Troy
Amanda Gatourous
Tex
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Trenton
Poston
Rose Marie Marnetta
Robby Jones
Atlanta
James Pattillo, Jr
Associated Press
Schillington
Palais Royal
Coats
Dows
Palais-Royal
Chang
S Oaks
Jimmy
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