Mrs Lindsay Hosts Pla Mor Bridge Club
Mrs L D Lindsay hosted the Pla Mor Bridge Club at her home 112 Wayside Drive on Tuesday afternoon. Awards went to Mrs Wes Izzard high member, Mrs L M Black second high, and Mrs I L Gilbert high guest. attendees included Mrs R L Gilbert, Mrs L L Sparks, Mrs E B Howard, Mrs E E Keen, and Mrs Wayne Sawyer.
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Lindsay
Wayside Drive
L. D. Lindsay
Pla-Mor
Wes Izzard
L. M. Black
I. L. Gilbert
R. L. Gilbert
L. L. Sparks
Woman Pleader For Tribe True To Indian Birth
Washington reports the Winnebago tribe selected Addie Boucher as the first woman to speak officially for the tribe in Washington. Born in a tepee, she serves on the tribal council and helps recover property lost in the 1862 forced migration. She describes her journey from Hampton schooling to nursing and returning to her people using an interpreter to preserve dignity.
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Washington
Addie Boucher
Nebraska Winnebagoes
Winnebago Tribal Claims Committee
Boucher
New England
Winnebago
Roycroft Junto Club Organized in Amarillo
Mrs. R B Sanders state secretary and organizer organized the Roycroft Junto Club in Amarillo with principals inspired by Benjamin Franklin. The club will study science art philosophy drama current events and literature. Mrs Marion Hill was elected leader at the preliminary meeting.
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Amarillo
Roycroft
Wesley Church S S Classes Plan Friday Picnic
The Wesley Friendship and Wesley Fellowship classes of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet at the church Friday evening at 7 o clock for a picnic outing. All members and friends are invited. Attendees are asked to bring a lunch.
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Wesley Friendship and
Wesley Fellowship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ladies Day Planned at Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Country Club will observe Ladies Day all day Thursday with golf and swimming starting at 8 30 a m luncheon at 1 and bridge in the afternoon. Those attending are asked to call H M Mace at 9313 today.
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Amarillo Country Club
H. M. Mace
Society Group Selects Furnishings for Tokyo Embassy
A group of society women formerly living in Japan selects U S furnished interiors for the new American embassy in Tokyo. Walnut and mahogany Georgian furniture, taupe rugs, silver green and blue hangings, ivory walls. Embassy expected to be completed early fall.
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Washington
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Wrist Hankies Popular in Paris Fashion
Milady ties her handkerchief around her wrist these evenings. Parisians wear large chiffon handkerchiefs matching gowns, knotted once about the wrist. The fabric nearly touches the gown hems as a stylish accessory.
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Paris
Milady
New Leather Coats Ideal for Travelers
Leather coats emerge as a practical travel novelty. Made from soft lamb skin, they are lined with checkered wool and feature leather piping along the collar and cuffs. Attractive color pairings include blue and white, dark red and ivory, and brown and beige.
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Mrs. Lindsay
Roycroft Junto Club
Red Carnation Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Nat Dance Palace
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
S.S
Ballard
Polk
Y'vonne Murray
Shreveport
J. Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
C. H. Stennett
St. Memphis, Tenn
Society Group
Daeah
Bandeau
Charming Princess
Children’s
Punjab
Amarillo, Texas
Steerhide
Pole ST
Taylor St
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