Tomorrow's social calendar in the city
Queen Esther club meets at 8 with Mrs. L. L. Bennett at 506 Harrison. Panhandle club of C I A holds a 12 30 luncheon at Herring hotel with reservations to Frances Wayne Smith 1619. Woodman Circles melon feed at City Park at 8 with W O W invited. Red Carnation and L S of B E meet at 1 in Odd Fellows hall with initiation. Amona class of First Baptist at 3 with Mrs. T. C. Burks 2504 Harrison for a social business meeting. Swastika club at 2 30 with Mrs. E. L. Hudgins 604 Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Club
L. L. Bennett
Harrison Street
Panhandle Club
Herring Hotel
Frances Wayne Smith
Woodman
City Park
Red Carnation
L. S
B. of .S
Odd Fellows Hall
Amona Class
First Baptist
T. C. Burks
Swastika Club
E. L. Hudgins
Jefferson Street
Mrs Ed Hardin Hosts Luncheon For Guests
Mrs E W Hardin hosted a luncheon at the Harvey House at 1 o clock to honor Miss Sidney Crawford of Hollis Springs Mississippi guest of Mrs Henry Gooch. The occasion noted guests included Olive Thompson bride elect and Imogene Slade also a bride elect with multiple local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hardin
Harvey House
Sidney Crawford
Hollis Springs
Mississippi
Henry Gooch
Olive Thompson
Harold Gill Hastings
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Imogene Slade
James Benton Hines
San Angelo
Slade
Harrison Street
Margaret Hardin
Marjorie Neely
Mary Nobles
Virginia Woody
Colorado Springs
Roy Williams
Margaret Teel
Lela Wolflin
Clara Currie
Girrard
Lee Wolflin
Virginia Wolflin
Alma Guenther
Houston
Norma Paylor
Waco
Margaret Rasco Ausburn
R. C. Neely
Surprise Shower For Miss Imogene Slade Honors Bride-Elect
Miss Imogene Slade, popular bride to be, received a surprise miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Mary Nobles and Mrs. Ray Reeder at 1209 Taylor Street. Guests joined a treasure hunt that yielded numerous gifts and ended with a pink and white ice course shaped as pink roses served by the hostesses. More than twenty-five close friends attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Slade
Mary Nobles
Ray Reeder
Nobles
Taylor Street
Miss Slade
Entrants Urged to Deliver Literary Fair Submissions
All entrants to the Tri-State Fair literary contest must hand their poems under 20 lines stories under 2000 words feature stories or sketches by midnight tonight to Mrs. Paul Nunn 702 Jackson Street superintendent of the literary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
Paul Nunn
Jackson Street
Candy and Cooked Food Sales Slated This Saturday
The Pleasant Valley Civic Club at Piggly Wiggly 406 Taylor Street Circle Two of Second Baptist Church at Piggly Wiggly 609 North Fillmore Street Ladies Auxiliary of Carpenters Union at White and Kirk's will hold candy and cooked food sales this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Civic Club
Piggly-Wiggly
Taylor Street
Circle Two
Second Baptist Church
Piggly- Wiggly
North Fillmore Street
Carpenters Union Ct
White and Kirk's
Dance at Amarillo Country Club This Saturday
Members of the Amarillo Country Club are invited to a Saturday evening dance. Special music has been secured for the occasion and dancing will begin at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Traveling Families Return From Vacations and Visits
Dr and Mrs Wolfram visit relatives in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Guy Creamer and son Gordon return from a monthlong Pacific coast vacation. Mrs Shirley Lynas and her mother Mrs Rogers of Farnsworth depart after Amarillo visit. Mr and Mrs L C White leave yesterday.
Mrs Means Entertains Honoring Her Sister
Mrs Fay B Means entertained on Wednesday at 112 Cheyenne Road Country Club addition in honor of her sister Mrs H B Newton of Scranton Pennsylvania returning home after a visit in Amarillo. Five tables played bridge with prizes. guest list includes Mrs Newton and many local residents. An ice course with mints and nuts followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay B. Means
Cheyenne Road
Country Club Addition
H. B. Newton
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Amarillo
Otho Thompson
William Oliver
Tom Bliss
Jack Nichols
Herman Lewis
Borger
John E. Rowland
C.H. Watson
Leslie A. Thompson
John Garland Ballard
John K. Boyce
J. W. Clifton
Horace Jones
Elmer Lewis
Bob Crudgington
FE. A. Rowley
F. M. Franklin
Slaughter
W. J. Donnellan
Woodward
Oklahoma
J. L. Summers
W. A. Smith
Claude
D. M. Carr
L. O. Thompson
Marjorie
Eunice Crawford
Kansas City
Olive Thompson
Alma Guenther
Houston
Local People on Brief Vacations and Visits
A series of short notes lists residents traveling or visiting places this week. Dr. Jordan heads to Kansas to visit his mother, Dr. Ross Jones goes to Galveston for vacation, and Herbert Pollock returns to work after time at an encampment near Houston. Other locals travel to McLean, Roswell, Ute Park, Vernon, and Colorado, while several guests and visitors stay with relatives in Lubbock and Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
White
California State Life Insurance Company
Jordan
Kansas
Ross Jones
Galveston
Herbert Pollock
Midwest Exploration Company
Houston
Thelma Peters
J. E. Nunn
R. O. Walkup
Roswell
D. C. B. Wilson
McLean
Frank Salter
Ute Park
New Mexico
Frances Ada Dodson
Blanche Bradley
Lubbock
Verda Gleghorn
Vernon
Deputy Sheriff Killed in Fla Gun Fight
Flagler county deputy sheriff Son Durrance, 40, was killed in an early morning gun fight in Jacksonville. Tom Payne, a Black post office watchman, was likely fatally wounded after Durrance mistook him for James Smith, a suspect in the death of Sheriff Berry Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Durrance
Flagler County
Tom Payne
Payne
James Smith
Berry Hall
Shipwreck Survivor Describes Loss of Six on Tryggve
The sole survivor of the Swedish steamer Tryggve told in Stockholm how six crew members perished from exposure after the shipwreck. The vessel, bound for Leningrad, left Stockholm on August 13 and wrecked the following day as six crewmen went down with the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stockholm
Tryggve
Leningrad
Local residents take short trips and social visits
Guy A. Carlander made a business trip to Vernon today. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weaver and others traveled to Carlsbad this past weekend. Miss Ruth Hogan left for Dallas for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Woodward of Panhandle visited relatives in Whittenberg. Davis Hill hosted a swimming party at the college pool for Amarillo couples. Mrs. Bill Farmer near Haskell plans to return home with her mother Mrs. Stev-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Carlander
Vernon
Tom Weaver
Floyd Jones
F. W. Zimmerman
Carlsbad
Ruth Hogan
J. E. Nunn
Dallas
J. B. Nunn
J. B. Woodward
Panhandle
Fred Cornelius
Davis Hill
Canyon
College
Amarillo
Fletcher Kennedy
Clifford Whitmore
W. ©. Blengarn
Whittenberg
Real Relief From the Torturing Pains of Neuritis
An advertisement endorses Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2 capsules as a remedy for neuritis and sciatic nerve pains. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours without addictive drugs, notes its original use for gout and rheumatoid arthritis, and urges readers to buy at Fox Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Amarillo Visit Highlights Rex Rogers and Tulsa Guest
Mrs. Rex Rogers of Tulsa and her brother plan several days in Amarillo before returning to Clovis. The pair spend time with local friends in the city during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Amarillo
Clovis
Rex Rogers
Tulsa
Hoover discussed as presidential candidate in Secrebner's article
United Press reports Secribner's magazine features Silas Bent's profile of Herbert Hoover. The piece traces Hoover's political rise from 1920 while noting his later prominence as a possible successor to Coolidge. It cites his early political ambivalence and preference for a Republican presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Silas Bent
Secribner’s Magazine
Hoover
Coolidge
Bent
Chernoff A and B Astringent Bleach Ad
A glossy ad promotes Chernoff A and B Astringent Bleach as a complete skin beautifying method. It claims immediate soothing effects on tender skin and dramatic results after a single application, positioning the product as a flawless foundation for daily use sold at leading toilet counters by Chernoff Beauty Products, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chernoff Beauty Products, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commerce chief deemed unfit for politics despite leadership talk
The commerce head is described as ill suited for political work though he is now discussed as a potential top executive. Japan produced over 3 million pounds of rayon last year. Austria plans to expand its long running railway electrification program begun in 1920. People of torrid British Malaya bought...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Austria
Malaya
Fly Tox Advertises Vast Fly Population Increase
Government authorities note under favorable conditions one male and one female fly can multiply to over 60.5 trillion in a single season. The ad proclaims Fly-Tox is sold everywhere as a solution.
S S S Health Booster Ad Praises Vitality Drink
A vintage promotional notice touts S S S as a natural blood builder improving appetite and energy. It claims the formula uses plant roots, is time tested, and available in two sizes at drug stores.
West Amarillo Christian Circle One Meets at Sparks Home
Circle One of the West Amarillo Christian church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. T. C. Sparks home 509 Prospect Avenue San Jacinto. Ten members attended and one new member Mrs. T. B. Smith was received. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Warner was a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle One
West Amarillo
Miss McClurkin Returns From New York City
Miss Mattea McClurkin, a respected expression teacher in this city, returns home after spending the summer in New York City pursuing work related to her craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McClurkin
New York City
Mattea McClurkin
Moone's Emerald Oil Guaranteed Money Back
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil to cure corns bunions and sore feet within 24 hours with a money back promise. Appeals to readers with claims of relieving pain and enabling comfortable movement and notes praise for swelling varicose veins. Sold by Fox Drug Co and Randal Drug Co with refund offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
Randal Drug Co
Moone
Meone
Dress Sizes and Yardage for Misses and Girls
An advertisement lists girls and misses dresses with sizes 6 8 10 12 and 16 18 20. It specifies yardage for plain and figured 40 inch material, sleeve and sash requirements, and prices. The Globe News, 11-18 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N Y, invites orders with 15 cents in stamps for the Fall and Winter Book of fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
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O. E. S. School of Instruction
Bonita
Order of the Fastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mrs. Means
la Mode Shoe
Polk St
United States
Grace E. Hamilton
Piano
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Elizabeth Spegal
Morris Main
Tyler
Polk
S.S.S
Narlzon
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