Sew Jolly Club Picnic Outing at Morehead Home
Members of the Sew Jolly Club entertained their husbands with a picnic Tuesday evening at 803 Bryan Street the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Morehead. The hosts were honored with a surprise shower after a lawn supper followed by games and a watermelon feast. Attending were Mrs. J. J. Cryder T. J. Cryder Alice Berry and many couples including L. E. Smith L. N. Bush Doyle White W. R. Smith H. A. Engall H. M. Luna O. M. Howie Clark McCully and George Morehead.
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Sew Jolly Club
George Morehead
Bryan Street
Local Residents Host Guests and Travel News
G R Coleman of 1301 Jefferson Street hosted his mother Mrs George T Coleman and brother Jack T Coleman of Paris Texas for ten days. the group visited Carlsbad Caverns. Mrs E T Miller and daughter Miss Mary Frances Miller and Mrs Roger Shook returned from an overland trip to Colorado and New Mexico. Miss Vala Bain of Clarendon visits Miss Nola Baskin of 704 Monroe Street, while Miss Louise Cates of Dallas and Miss Kathryn Chamberlain of Fort Worth stay with Mrs C F Cates at 3711 Polk Street. Other items note Mrs Tom Windham and children returning to Baird after extended stay with her brother Jones, who has been seriously ill. the Cooper family from Oklahoma City visiting the Os goods at 1706 Buchanan Street. Pastor C E Leake moves to 227 West Seventh Avenue. Miss Nola Mae Baskin returns from Clarendon. W Y Alexander of W L Buck & Co and daughters Flossie and Evelyn enjoy a two week vacation in New Mexico, El Paso and Juarez. Charles Bates visiting Dallas. Mr and Mrs French Lawrence of Perryton visit Amarillo on return from Canyon, with daughters Verna Ruth, Okla mae Lawrence, and Lella Graham of Quitaque accompanying. Dr Robert Beyers of Santa Fe spends Tuesday night with Dr and Mrs J Francis Brown at 1411 Hayden Street. Victor Hatcher undergoes a minor operation at Amarillo General Hospital. Mr and Mrs R S Barneyback and Mrs Barneyback's brother T W Waite return from several days in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Coleman
Jefferson Street
George T. Coleman
Jack T. Coleman
Paris
Tex
Coleman
Carlsbad Caverns
French Lawrence
Perryton
Amarillo
Canyon
Verna Ruth
OkXlamae Lawrence
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Lella Graham
Quitaque
Fire destroys hotel and stores at White Deer
Fire of unknown origin early today partially destroyed the Modern Hotel of White Deer and damaged fixtures and stocks of businesses housed in the hotel building. Total damage was estimated at 15000 dollars. A fire company from Pampa and Colorado assisted. Nearby residents and visitors listed in brief society notes.
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White Deer
Pampa
Coldwater man visits Pleasant Valley hosts
John Penner of Coldwater Texas visited Tuesday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Ford of Pleasant Valley. Walter Jackson of Cotten Bruner and Atwood returned Wednesday from Pampa after spending several days there on business.
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John Penner
Coldwater
Tex
Mrs. Quincy Ford
Pleasant Valley
Walter Jackson
Cotten, Bruner & Atwood
Pampa
Mereda Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs M Phillips
Mrs Marion Phillips hosted the Mereda Bridge Club at Otis Apartments on Wednesday afternoon. Tables were set in orchid pink and green with sweet peas at each center and color coordinated cards score pads and refreshments. High honors went to Mrs Tom Gilley with Mrs H G Maxfield as second high. guests included Mrs E A Hudson Mrs J D Jones Mrs R C Kennedy Mrs Nick Morgan Mrs J T Parker Jr Mrs Ted Reid Mrs M D Sloan Mrs C H Taggart and Mrs Bryan Weatherby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Phillips
Otis Apartments
Merenda Bridge Club
Tom Gilley
H. G. Maxfield
E. A. Hudson
J. D. Jones
R. C. Kennedy
Nick Morgan
J. T. Parker, Jr
Ted Reid
M. D. Sloan
C. H. Taggart
Bryan Weatherby
High School P T A To Meet Tonight
The Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association meets this evening at 7 30 in the High School Auditorium with an inter esting program. Misses Doris Mota Maye and Margot Shaw perform. Superintendent W A McIntosh discusses Amarillo public schools outlook, C M Rogers rates the Senior High, and R B Norman outlines the senior and junior course planning. Poplar Grove No 171 of the Woodman Circle meets Friday at 8 in the W O.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Misses Doris
Mota Maye
Margot Shaw
Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
C. M. Rogers
R. B. Norman
Poplar Grove
No. 171
Woodman Circle
W. O
Executive Board To Meet Friday
The Executive board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the West Amarillo Christian Church will meet at Mrs Home Jacobs home at 820 Virginia Street Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. This is the regular monthly meeting of the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary of
The
West Amarillo Christian Church
1930 Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs. C. B. Pittman
The 1930 Bridge Club was delightfully entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. B. Pittman at 1010 West Twentieth Avenue. The decorating theme featured pink and green garden flowers. High score honors went to Mrs. T. Roy Ratcliffe, with Mrs. Earl Curry next and consolation to Mrs. Melvin Benesch. Seated guests included Mrs. Melvin Benesch, Mrs. Lee Stroud, Mrs. H. K. Taylor, Mrs. C. W. Brett, Mrs. Earl Curry, Mrs. T. Roy Ratcliff, Mrs. W. A. Glovier, and Mrs. C. C. Pittman.
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C. B. Pittman
West
Twentieth Avenue
T. Roy Ratcliffe
Earl Curry
Melvin Benesch
Lee Stroud
H. K. Taylor
C. W. Brett
T. Roy Ratcliff
W. A. Glovier
C. C. Pittman
Yeomen Lodge Plans Varied Evening Program
The Yeomen Lodge will entertain at the I. O. O. F. Hall this evening at 8 o'clock with a varied program and social. All lodge members and friends are invited. The lineup includes musical selections, Yeomen Junior orchestra, readings, solos by John Wiley and Paul Lovett, a five minute play, tap dance acts, and multiple readings and dances featuring Marian Wilks, Juanita Hollingshead, Junior Hollingshead, Jean West, Margaret Hall, Helen Hall, and Bus Wilson.
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Yeomen Lodge
Yeomen Junior Orchestra
Sid Cleghorn
Yeomen Club
Minyon Baker
John Wiley
Paul Lovett
Marion Wilks
Juanita Hollingshead
Reading
Junior Hollingshead
Jean West
Margaret Hall
Helen Hall
Bus Wilson
All members urged to attend W Hall meeting
All members are urged to attend a meeting at W Hall where important business will be discussed. The gathering will be followed by a social hour.
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W. Hall
New Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs J B Archer
The Lucky Ladies Bridge Club held its first meeting at Mrs Johnnie B Archer s new home 2215 Lipscomb Street. Red roses adorned the reception rooms with score awards to Mrs C W Carder Jr high member and Mrs Noble R Fowlkes high guest. Attending guests included Mrs O L Dixon Mrs Henry Beverly Mrs Noble R Fowlkes Mrs T E Reyman and Mrs C B Kendrick. Members present were Mrs Arthur Huff Mrs Clarence Smith Mrs Earl Erwin Mrs C W Carder Jr Mrs L I Tims Mrs John Vetesk Mrs Goldsmith Davis and Mrs Johnie B Archer.
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Lucky Ladies Bridge Club
Johnnie B. Archer
Lipscomb Street
Score
C. W. Carder, Jr
Noble R. Fowlkes
O. L. Dixon
Henry Beverly
Clifford Hathorn Honored With Farewell Party
Clifford Hathorn received a surprise farewell gathering hosted by the Senior B Y P A of Pierce Street Baptist Church at Rev. and Mrs. A J Gross home. He was given a fountain pen by the B P U as guests including Nina Hill Marie Smith Jewell Lott Ernestine Smith Hula Preskitt Dorothy Smith Mary Farris Grady Nutt Raymond Keith Cecil Simpson and the Grosses attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hathorn
Farwell
Pierce Street Baptist Church
A. J. Gross
North
Garfield Street
Mr. Hathorn
Nina Hill
Marie Smith
Jewell Lott
Ernestine Smith
Hula Preskitt
Dorothy Smith
Mary Farris
Grady Nutt
Raymond Keith
Cecil Simpson
Health Conference At McKinley School Friday
McKinley School hosts a health conference Friday from 9 to 11 AM. Mothers with children entering school for the first time are urged to bring them for a free medical examination at the clinic.
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McKinley School
Fire hits hotel during repairs damaging ground floor shops
A fire on the second floor of a recently closed hotel used by the White Deer volunteer fire department was extinguished after responders answered a call. Smoke and water damaged the ground floor stores including Hugh Edwards John Deere Implement dealer, Joe Seita and Dick Higgins barber shop, and Doc Hopkins tailor shop.
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White Deer
Hugh Edwards
John Deere
Joe Seita
Dick Higgins
Doc Hopkins
Farm Board Chief Goes on Vacation
Washington August 27 The Farm Board chairman Stone left for a two week rest at a Michigan resort to forget wheat cotton and Brazilian coffee. Two board members Carl Williams and Sam H Thompson remained to maintain a quorum as other members spoke. Pending actions include a proposed sale of 15 million bushels of wheat to China and a plan to stabilize cotton prices. Stone said he had not received direct word that China seeks more favorable terms per Shanghai reports.
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Washington
Stone
Farm Board
Michigan
Carl Williams
Sam H. Thompson
China
Shanghai
Fashion Advert: Girls Dresses and Ladies Aprons
Advertises girls dress sizes 4 6 8 10 with fabric yardage and bias trim details. Also features ladies apron sizes Small to Extra Large with fabric width 85 inches and facing instructions. Promotes UP-TO-DATE BOOK OF FASHIONS 1931 and requests payment by money orders or stamps.
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Bummer
News and Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
City Briefs Updater List of Local Travels and Visits
Mrs Betty Ince of 3900 Polk Street is in McLean visiting her mother Mrs A A Christian for a week. Tom Sparks and family of 603 Sunset Drive return from ten days fishing in Colorado and New Mexico. Jack Sipe in Venezuela visited Amarillo Tuesday and heads to Tulsa for about a week with relatives. Mrs J W Hendrick of 2101 Washington Street visits Tulsa with her parents Dr and Mrs C W Kerr. Frank Shaughnessy of 1400 Van Buren Street returns from a two month Arizona vacation. Mrs M T ONeill of 1305 West Eighth Avenue visits Ponca City to see her mother. Ed Browder of 1803 Harrison Street returns from ten days with Steve Trigg on the Trigg ranch in New Mexico. Mr and Mrs J W Ryan of 2905 Fountain Avenue and Mr and Mrs H H Hall of 1306 Parker Street are also listed.
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Betty Ince
Polk Street
McLean
A. A. Christian
Tom C. Sparks
Sunset Drive
Colorado
New Mexico
J. W. Hendrick
Washington Street
Mrs
C. W. Kerr
Tulsa
Ed Browder
Harrison Street
Steve Trigg
Trigg
Cat Resembles Kangaroo in Camden Home Tale
A Camden Tennessee cat at G. M. Spence's home reportedly displays features like a kangaroo with large rear feet, strong tail balance, and hopping leaps, while sitting upright.
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Camden
Tenn. W.R
G. M. Spence
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. T. Miller
Mary Frances Miller
Roger Shook
Vala Bain
Clarendon
Nola Baskin
Monroe Street
Louise Cates
Dallas
Kathryn Chamberlain
Fort Worth
C. F. Cates
Tom Windham
Baird
Texas
Tom Cooper
Mary Elizabeth Cooper
Oklahoma City
C. E. Osgood
Buchanan Street
C. E. Leake
Harmonial Spiritualist Church
West Seventh Avenue
Nola Mae Baskin
W. Y. Alexander
W. L. Buck and Co
Misses Flossie
Evelyn Alexander
el Paso
Juarez
Charles Bates
Clyde Baker
Florida Street
Robert Beyers
Santa Fe
J. Francis Brown
Hayden Street
Victor Hatcher
Amarillo General Hospital
Mrs. R
Barneyback
T. W. Waite
Taos
Trinidad
Helen Murphy
Upshaw Archer Insurance Company
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Mrs. Madison Fields
Groom
Tom W. Waite, Jr
Iola
Kans
R. 8
van Buren Street
Frank Skaggs
Tyler Street
Bill Lindley
Jacqueline
Faye Franklin
Ardmore
Okla
Léroy Trice
Kentucky Street
J. G. Dickinson
Texoma Natural Gas Company
Chicago
R. S&s
San Antonio
Clyde Bennett
Deal
Mandy Rieger
Herring ‘Hotel
St. Paul
His
I. Rieger
Mereda Club
High School
Bridge Club
Yeomen
Sugar Institute
New Bridge Club
J. B. Archer
Randal Drug Stores
City Drug Store
Jordan
Southampton St
Jack Sipe
Venezuela
Frank Shaughnessy
Arizona
J. W. Ryan
Fountain Avenue
H. H. Hall
Parker Street
Zemo
RINSO
Coats
R. J. Marks
Marks Furs
Detroit
Amarillo, Texas
S.S.S
Kuok-bax
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