New Anne Adams Pattern 2096 for detachable rabots frock
The Amarillo Globe advertises pattern 2096 a detachable rabots frock with two tone fabrics. It features a panel front and back skirt flattering the hips and a slashed rabots detail. Available in sizes 24 to 46 with step by step instructions and illustrated guidance. Pattern and book offer priced at 15 and 25 cents respectively.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Mrs C O Greenlee Honored At Bridge Party
A prettily appointed bridge party was given by Mrs. W B Jones at her home at 1920 A Washington Street Saturday afternoon honoring Mrs. C O Greenlee of Casper Wyoming. High score went to Mrs. Fonzie Roberts traveling prize to Mrs. Jack Pittman and consolation to Mrs. C L Bowman.
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W. B. Jones
Washington Street
C. O. Greenlee
Casper
Wyo
Fonzie Roberts
Jack Pittman
C. L. Bowman
William Wright Honored at Dinner Surprised at Madison home
Mrs Price Wright hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her son William Wright at 909 Madison Street Sunday evening. Guests included Edgar Bigelow Mes Joyse Youngblood June Cartwright Maxine Cartwright Mesdames Henry Johnston Ella Cartwright Harold Youngblood Price Wright and the guest of honor.
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Price Wright
Madison Street
William Wright
Edgar Bigelow
Joyse Youngblood
June Cartwright
Maxine Cartwright
Mesdames Henry Johnston
Ella Cartwright
Harold Youngblood
Maria Class Members to Be Entertained
Maria Class of First Baptist Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. T B Davis 3902 Polk Street Tuesday evening at 7 oclock.
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First Baptist Church
T. B. Davis
Polk Street
Maria
Evening community events in city venues
Tonight features a Francis Moore concert at Millicent Lahm Studio 1501 Polk Street at 830 and a Church Society picnic at Ellwood Park 730 with church members. Cars depart at 7. Security Benefit Association hosts a monthly social at Carpenters Hall 800 tonight. Tuesday lists many club picnics and meetings with times. Junior American Legion Auxiliary postpones to Sept 4.
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Francis Moore
New York City
Millicent Lahm
Polk Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
Line Avenue
Ellwood Park
El Martes Club Marks First Anniversary Party
The El Martes Sewing Club celebrated its first anniversary at Mrs. H. S. Pierce’s home at 412 East Ninth Avenue. Mrs. Pierce was reelected president, with Mrs. L. P. Dowie as vice president and Mrs. J. P. Archer as secretary. Gifts honored members with perfect attendance, prizes went to Mrs. Dowie and Mrs. Ledford, and a pink and white refreshment spread followed the contests.
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el Martes Sewing Club
H. S. Pierce
East Ninth Avenue
Dowie
Anna Ledford
Anna Teed
W. A. Christian
L. P. Dowie
T. R. Herbert
R. A. Teed
J FP. Archer
Myrtle Hanks
J. M. Wiley
J. Laverty
C. L. Hunter
W. T. Williford
Hostess
Guests Return Home After Week With Freeman Family
Mrs A E Ellis of Lufkin and Miss Andra Hambrick of Nacogdoches have returned home after spending a week with Mr and Mrs Rouse D Freeman at 412 A West Sixteenth Avenue. Mrs Ellis is Mrs Freeman's mother and Miss Hambrick is her cousin.
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A. E. Ellis
Lufkin
Andra Hambrick
Nacogdoches
Rouse D. Freeman
West Sixteenth Avenue
Mrs. Ellis
Mrs. Freeman
Miss Hamrick
Initiation services planned for Eastern Star meeting
Bonita Chapter No 184 Eastern Star will conduct initiation at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian Circle meetings of the West Amarillo Christian Church are announced for Wednesday with three circles listing leaders and start times. Also noted are a fishing trip return, a Trulove Class picnic Tuesday at Mrs Jim Weaver's home with transportation from the church, and salad preparation tips stressing chilling, dice size, tang and lemon juice to boost flavor.
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Trulove
Poly Street Methodist Church
Jim Weaver
City
Bonita Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Christian Circle
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Cty
L. J. Creekmore
Jewel Been
Bragg
B. F P. Bennett
Rex Teed
Armadillos Disturb Texas Gardens Across Communities
Armadillos in Port Arthur have damaged watermelon seedlings and young melons, upset flower beds, and ruined golf course fairways. Residents including gardeners, farmers, golfers, and locals report growing frustration over the nocturnal pests. The note about Neal Dow and Maine’s 1846 prohibition bill appears as a disconnected historical aside.
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Port Arthur
Neal Dow
United States
Maine
Cystex Formula Promised Safe Kidney Relief
Warns kidneys have nine million tiny tubes at risk from drastic drugs and urges those with bladder trouble or nocturnal symptoms to try Doctor's prescription Cystex. Claims relief in 15 minutes, soothes irritated tissues, and offers money back guarantee on return of empty package. Available at all druggists.
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Cystex
Salvation Army Officials Elected in Amarillo Board Meeting
Norris Ewing was reelected president of the Amarillo Salvation Army advisory board. Bond Burgess became vice president, C. M. Rogers named secretary, E. C. Lacy reelected treasurer, E. C. Nelson added to the board. Capt. and Mrs. Brennan reported 759 meetings with 175 conversions, serving 14,343 meals and 3,145 beds, aiding 8,546 families with clothing and food.
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Norris Ewing
Menager
The
Globe News
Amarillo
Salvation Army
Bond Burgess
G. W. Luke
C. M. Rogers
Charles A. Green
E. C. Lacy
E. C. Nelson
Lewis Field
Capt
Charles Brennan
Brennan
Smoot Schmid Wins Dallas County Sheriff Re-election
In Dallas County the sheriff race showed Smoot Schmid leading Leonard Pack by 21 987 to 15 914 with little uncounted votes. Legislative returns favored incumbents W T Savage and Sarah T Hughes, with W O Reed re-elected to place 2 and Fred Harris defeating George Parkhouse for place 4.
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Dallas
R. A. “Smoot” Schmid
Dallas County
Leonard Pack
Schmid
Pack
W. T. Savage
Sarah T. Hughes
W. O. Reed
J. C. Paschal
Jess Stinson
Fred Harris
George Parkhouse
Texas Jailbird Held in Capital
Fort Worth reports Hubert Huron age 20, a fugitive from Waco jail and suspect in a Tolar bank robbery, is being held in Washington DC. Arrested under the alias Robert L. Anderson but identified as Hulon, he is charged with the Tolar State Bank robbery on July 16.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Hubert Huron
Waco
Tolar
Erath County
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Anderson
Hulon
Tolar State Bank
Cincinnati Zoo Gorillas Birthday Prank Shocks Trainers
Susie the Cincinnati zoo gorilla celebrated her eighth birthday by breaking etiquette. She sampled the first courses of her anniversary dinner, then, while trainer William Dressman turned away, gulped down a dessert of angel food cake in under 30 seconds.
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Cincinnati
Susie
Cincinnati Zoo
William Dressman
Handy Andy at Paramount tops weekend bill
The Paramount showing Handy Andy with Will Rogers draws healthy family crowds before closing tonight. The plot follows a neighborhood druggist who sells to a chain, clashes with his wife, and regains his store after outsmarting the firm. Also noted are smoke misfires in Denver, a honey spill in Boise, and humorous city notes.
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Andy
Will Rogers
Paramount
New Orleans
Will
Tarzan
Labor to Seek Right to Bargain in NRA Legislation
Labor leader William Green announces AFL will press to retain section 7-A and 4-A granting collective bargaining rights as permanent NRA laws are drafted. Roosevelt set to propose lasting measures at Hyde Park with aides preparing a program including child labor limits and 40 hour rules.
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Washington
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Hyde Ark
Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
Donald R. Ruehberg
National Emergency Council
Executive Council
Hyde Park
N. Y
Byrd Plane Awaits Favorable Weather At Little America
At Little America Antarctica a monoplane is prepared for a flight to the weather base where Rear Admiral Richard F. Byrd recuperates from near five months in isolation. Landing conditions near the base are unfavorable, delaying certainty of the hop. If flown, Byrd would return in the same plane, leaving new observers at the post. Dr. Poulter's radio update notes slow progress by Byrd.
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Little America
Antarctica
Richard F. Byrd
Byrd
Legion Hears Slap At Liberty League
Congressman Wright Patman of Texarkana spoke in Mineral Wells addressing the Liberty League gathering yesterday. He criticized the league's stance and urged support for related policy measures during the event yesterday.
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Legion
Liberty League
Wright Patman
Texarkana
International trade shows heavy uptend at Laredo port
International trade through the port of Laredo rose sharply in July 1934 with imports from Mexico 330 percent higher than a year earlier and exports up 60 percent. Lead imports totaled 302 carloads followed by bananas at 40 carloads, with varied items including antimony arsenic bismuth bones bran corn garlic hides palmilla lemons pineapples sesame.
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Lead
Girl Invalid Dies In Stove Explosion
Galveston reports Myrlis Wall an 18 year old invalid burned to death when an oil stove exploded in her grandmother Anna Johaansson’s Alta Loma home late yesterday. The fire destroyed the residence and the girl was in the kitchen at the time.
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Galveston
Myrlis Wall
Anna Johaansson
Alta Loma
Sanitation Official Hargis Visits Amarillo
Hargis, assistant state director of sanitation in the U S public health service, spent yesterday in Amarillo. He plans to return to Austin today after visiting friends and department members there.
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Mere H. FE. Hargis
U. S. Public Health Service
Amarillo
Austin
Department
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