Mrs. F. V. Mize Is Honored With Farewell Parties
Society notes detail farewell events for Mrs. F. V. Mize who departs Wednesday for Wellington Kansas. Home Interest Club hosted a handkerchief shower at Mrs. W. R. Ballard’s home with attendees listed. A surprise picnic and miscellaneous shower at 1011 West Nineteenth Avenue included neighbors and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mize have resided here since 1915. he works for the Santa Fe and will transfer to Wellington. Mrs. Mize is active in Harmony, Home Interest, Fl Navegar clubs and the First Baptist Church.
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F. V. Mize
Wellington
Kans
W. R. Ballard
Pierce Street
Mesdames C. B. Adams
T. L. Andrews
W. R. Gowdy
G. E. Jones
O. D. Dretz
M. M. LaVance
A. Peterson
John Gilkerson
Georgie May Gilkerson
Norma Vivian Jones
M. A. Barker
Alleene Barker
Sharleene Barker
Ted George
Mary Jane George
W. A. Newlin
Mabel Rhoades
W. A. Rhoades
Joyce Rhoades
G. Tabor Keeling
J. B. McClurkin
Mattea McClurkin
Billie Ross
J. H. McClurkin
Miss Jensie Nelson to Wed W D Irby on Sept 19
Announcement of the upcoming marriage was made at a Blackstone breakfast held by the bride elect's mother Mrs N C Nelson and sister Miss Anna Mary Nelson. The couple, to be wed at Polk Street Methodist Church, will unite in marriage September 19.
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Jensine Nelson
W. D. Irby
Polk Street Methodist Church
N.C. Nelson
Anna Mary Nelson
Blackstone
Moesdames N. R. Irby
Alfred Nelson
George Jo
Tom Weaver
J. M. Stensons
J. R. Rollins
N. ©. Nelson
Recent Bride Honored With Luncheon and Shower
Mrs. Howard McGuire, formerly Miss Norma Lee Bankston, was honored at a luncheon and shower at the home of Mrs. Melvin Vis on Alabama Street 82. Attendees included Elizabeth Templeton Van Smith Gladys Seyup Mary Wilmeth Vivian Daniel Shelton Key and the honoree plus the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McGuire
Norma Lee Bankston
Melvin Vis
Alabama Street
Elizabeth Templeton
van Smith
Gladys Seyup
Mary Wilmeth
Vivian Daniel
Shelton Key
Modern Clinica Endorses CERTANE for Hygiene Care
An advertisement urges choosing CERTANE with the NEW Safe Measuring Applicator to improve intimate hygiene. It claims antiseptic action and enduring protection when in contact, promoting CERTANE Jelly and Ever Safe products as available at all drug and department stores.
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Tore
Lia
Drug & Department
Social Calendar Tonight And Wednesday At Local Venues
The Social Calendar lists Bonita Chapter Eastern Star initiation at Masonic Temple at 6 PM and Panhandle Pen Women all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Will D Gilvin at 2606 Washington Street. Sans Souci Club under Ellen McMurtry at 1216 West Twelfth Avenue hosts events at 7 PM. Wednesday activities include Vo F W Auxiliary at American Legion Hall 8 PM, Mid-Week Bridge Club with Mrs. Mazzate Snee at 1710 Fillmore Street 2 PM, Gircle No 3 of First Christian Church with a covered dish luncheon by Mrs. H Barrier at 22201 Taylor Street, Delta Epation with Ann Wise at 824 Carolina Street at 7:30 PM, and Child Study Club luncheon at Amarillo Hotel at 1 PM.
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Panhandle Pen
Will D. Gilvin
Washington Street
First Christian Church
Vuncheon
D. Barrier
Taylor Street
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Luncheon in Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Pi Beta Phi alumnae hosted a luncheon at Amarillo Country Club for rushees and alumni. Rushees included Dorothy Ann Adams Frances Asbury Bette Fae Kearns Gloria DeVore Mary Ann Myers Louise Makely Mary Ann Stanberry Bvylen Storm Doris Vineyard Mary Ann Weymouth Frances Hampton Jane and Dolly Gulekie. Alumni in attendance were Peg Hill Polly Hill Aileen Herndon Mary Jane Potter Flora Dean Finley Charlotte Graham and Beth Ryburn. In charge of arrangements were Peggy Hill Mary Jane Potter Aileen Herndon and Mrs Bob Underwood.
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Amarillo
Pi Beta Phi
Amarillo Country Club
Dorothy Ann Adams
Frances Asbury
Bette Fae Kearns
Gloria DeVore
Mary Ann Myers
Louise Makely
Mary Ann Stanberry
Bvylen Storm
Doris Vineyard
Mary Ann Weymouth
Frances Hampton
Pampa
Jane Gulekie
Dolly Gulekie
Misses Pegg Hill
Polly Hill
Aileen Herndon
Mary Jane Potter
Imogene Henry Birthday Party Honors 12th Birthday
Imogene Henry celebrated her twelfth birthday with a party at her parents home Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Henry. Games entertained guests before refreshments in the dining room. A pink and green cake with twelve lighted candles was served with punch. Attending were Betty Jo Dawson La Verne Salyer Nelda Joyce Stanley Joann Druin Josephine Rollins Margaret Cleghorn Lucy Mae Ratliff La Mayne Salyer Mary Lee Knox Helen King Jimmie Walls Martha Ruth Rollins Ruth Mary Calvert Emma Jean Stringer June McDaniels Stratford and the honoree.
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Imogene Henry
Family Night at Amarillo Country Club Preview
Family night will be observed at the Amarillo Country Club Thursday evening starting at 7:30 with varied entertainment planned for the audience.
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Amarillo Country Club
Harper Couple Fetes 42nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs B F Harper celebrated their forty second wedding anniversary at home on Van Buren Street. Attendants welcomed guests, led by Mrs Arthur J Martin, with a short program of poems and songs and a punch service by Mrs Walter R Irwin and Mrs Ellen Donovan. Local relatives sent gifts as guests signed the guest book.
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B. F. Harper
van Buren Street
Arthur J. Martin
Farle A. Shields
Juanita Henderson
Rose Jasper Nickell
Miss Muriel Hatherly Weds W E Patterson in Amarillo
Miss Muriel Hatherly daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Hatherly married W E Patterson on Sunday August 15. Church of Christ minister Robert C Jones performed the ceremony with attendants Miss Margaret Miller and Marvin Knox. Mrs Patterson is an Amarillo High School and Amarillo College alumna. Patterson, son of Mr and Mrs H R Patterson of Hereford, attended Hereford High School and works with Clovis Amarillo Truck Line. After a trip to Corpus Christi and Austin, the couple will reside in Amarillo.
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Muriel Hatherly
J. H. Hatherly
W. FE. Patterson
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Margaret Miller
Marvin Knox
Patterson
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
H. R. Patterson
Hereford
Hereford High School
Clovis
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Austin
Child Study Club Will Host Luncheon at Amarillo Hotel
The Child Study Club plans a Wednesday luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel at 1 PM. Reservations can be made with Mrs. W. L. Askew.
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Child Study Club
Amarillo Hotel
W. L. Askew
Household Hints for Everyday Kitchen and Home Use
Household hints offer tips on paper racks for kitchen use, stocking a refrigerator with garnishes and spreads, and inexpensive disinfectants. It covers scrubbing tubs, cooking guidance for ham, and preserving juiciness during cooling, with practical steps and simple substitutions.
Three Quarter Wife Nagging Haunts Married Life
Vintage advertisement-style text urges women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease monthly pains and functional disorders. It warns husbands cannot fully understand female discomfort and promotes patriarchal themes of marriage tension.
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Pinkhams
Pride and Love in a World of Pride and Selfishness
A column responds to readers on two letters about romance and marriage. It advises a brother to pursue the woman he desires despite pride, and counsels a wife facing financial imbalance with a nonperforming husband to seek clear partnership and household responsibility, urging frank communication and cautious expectations for change.
Salt as Washing Aid and Postcard Icebreakers Mentioned
The article notes using salt for washing garments to remove perspiration stains and describes Leningrad icebreakers carrying talking postcard letters for winter Arctic stations. It also reports San Mateo County seeking state approval to post signage banning free food distribution to transients.
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Leningrad
San Jose
San Mateo County
Corn Cure Advertises Wart and Callous Removal
An advertisement promises a corn cure that cannot remove existing warts or callouses and notes payment by the manufacturer. The ad appears in a drug store marked Beat Pool Drug Stores.
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Beat Pool Drug Stores
Adv
Luxurious New Comer to Transatlantic Air Lanes
Pan American Airways accelerates completion of giant Boeing flying boats for transatlantic service. Each 100 foot plus craft weighs 42 tons with 152 foot wings and four 1500 horsepower engines. Capacity 75 passengers, 24 hour Europe America trips, 150 mph cruising speed, 5000 mile range. Interior diagram highlights bunk, bridge, pilots, radio, chart room, engines, crew quarters, dining lounge, cargo and more.
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New York
Columbus
New World
Pan American Airways
America
Europe
Driver Training Expands At Dallas High School Course
W A Keene plans a fall driver training course for 500 Dallas Technical High School students. The program, supported by the Dallas Citizens Advisory Traffic Commission and AAA, uses dual control cars and practical road instruction to teach clutching, braking, and gear shifting.
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Dallas
U.P
W. A. Keene
Texas A. & M. College
Dallas Technical High School
Keene
New York
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas A. & M
Texas Technological College
Dallas Citizens Advisory Traffic Commission
American Automobile Association
AAA
Trial Marriages Well known In Solomon Islands is Report
Sydney, N. S. W. Dr Ian Hogbin told Anthropological Society members that trial marriages and semi detached married couples are not new in Malaita Solomon Islands. He described a girl fleeing a mother in law during a trial and how families intervene then release ends romance. When married, couple live separately and meet only at dinner.
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Sydney
Malaita
Solomon Islands
Ian Hogbin
Anthropological
Immediate warning on nagging harming marriage happiness
The text argues that abrupt demands will not work and that persistent nagging and complaining threaten marital happiness, urging a change in behavior to avoid damaging the relationship. It presents a caution about the impact of nagging on harmony and emphasizes patience and improved communication.
Souvenir Roundup Ends With Narrow Injury
A Minnesota tourist, unnamed, was struck in the back by a .22 rifle bullet during the 49er celebration in Bullet Is souvenir roundup Montana. The bullet penetrated clothing and caused only a light scratch as he returned home.
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Mont
U.P
Minnesota
Dog saves CCC crew in Wyoming blaze amid peril
In Tensleep Wyoming a CCC camp dog named Shep guided 25 enrollees through a fire swept ravine to safety after a wind-driven blaze trapped them. Oliver Randle and Woodrow Duty of Smithville Texas recount Shep’s brave leading actions as the group reached open ground. Twenty four burned men are in Cody hospitals with four at even odds of survival.
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Shep
CCC
Tensleep
Wyo
Oliver Randle
Woodrow Duty
Smithville
Tex
Randle
Cody
Miracle recovery after knife wound to head reported
In Tarboro North Carolina a young Black man is said to have miraculously recovered from a head wound caused by a four inch knife driven to the hilt. A physician who treated him confirmed the account.
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Read
Tarboro
N. C
U.P
Motorcycle crash injures patrolman and rider named Wier
Patrolman suffers hip injuries after heavy automatic gun impact and dirt burns in a motorcycle crash. Wier, riding with Officer George Pearce, lost control when a pothole or bump sent him high from his seat as the vehicle skidded.
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Wier
George Pearce
Injured Man Reaches Home After Motorcade Incident
A car from the motorcade carried him to Borger for first aid. Sheriff Billi Adams of Amarillo went to the oil field city to bring the injured man back here. He is at his home, 1404 West 20th Avenue.
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Borger
Billi Adams
Amarillo
West 20Th Avenue
County Votes Against State Fee System Control
Final returns show 41 votes for the county against state legislature control of the fee system while 271 voted against. County Clerk Ted Blackburn reported the results after all 26 precinct boxes arrived. The last box from Soney precinct carried 10 votes. No election occurred in Precinct 27 at Kru ser Ranch north of the Canadian River.
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Ted Blackburn
Soney
Kruser Ranch
Canadian River
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