Junior Welfare League hosts second style show at Rose Bowl Tea Room
The Junior Welfare League stages a Friday dinner and fashion show at the Rose Bowl Tea Room on Polk Street with models from society circles including Misses Kelly Ray Gist Freeman Pipkin Wooldridge and Mrs Kimbrough Boyce Cowan Pryor Stinnett Keffer Bray. Proceeds support the League’s free pre school clinic. reservations are urged at the Rose Bowl, 6103, 75 cents per plate.
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Junior Welfare League
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Polk Street
Henry Thomzon
Marion Kelly
Mary Lois Ray
Betty
Eleanor Gist
Evelyn Freeman
Melba Pipkin
Betty Wooldridge
Mesdames M. W. Kimbrough
William Q. Boyce
John Cowan
James Pryor
Beaumont Stinnett
Charles Keffer
Jessie Dawson Bray
League
the League
Rose Bowl
Miss Bernadine Neal Weds Ralph Lemons in Amarillo Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Bernadine Neal and Mr. Ralph Lemons, solemnized last Wednesday morning by Rev. Robert C. Jones of the Church of Christ. Attendants included maid of honor Miss M Hefley and best man Mr. J D Hinds, with Miss Helen Miller and Mr. Albert Hoyt present. The couple, both Amarillo High School graduates, reside at 213% West Sixth Avenue and Mr. Lemons is with Schulte United.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Neal
Ralph Lemons
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Miss Neal
M. Hefley
J. D. Hinds
Helen Miller
Decatur
Albert Hoyt
Henry Neal
G. W. Lemons
Amarillo High School
Lemons
Schulte United
Toeir Friends
West Sixth Avenue
Miss McCormick and Mr Nesselroad Wed in New Mexico
Miss Erma McCormick and Mr W P Nesselroad Jr united in marriage last Tuesday at Tucumcari New Mexico. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Samuel Mayne with brides sister Mrs C C Kellogg and groom’s mother Mrs W P Nesselroad in attendance. Both graduates of Amarillo High School they resided in Wildorado for the past year where Nesselroad operates the N M Mercantile Store and the couple are at home to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma McCormick
W. P. Nesselroad
Tucumcari
N. M
Samuel Mayne
C. C. Kellogg
Nesselroad
Amarillo
Wildorado
N. & M. Mercantile
Newlyweds Honored At Breakfast
Newly married Chester Rice and Marie O Keefe Rice were toasted at a breakfast hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Wolflin at 2087 Hughes Street after their Central Presbyterian Church ceremony. Attendees included Judge and Mrs R E O Keefe and other relatives. The couple planned a Colorado honeymoon and will reside in Elk City Oklahoma.
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Chester Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles Wolflin
Hughes Street
Mrs. Rice
Colorado
Elk City
Okla
Ladies' Auxiliary Hosts Meeting at 1705 Pierce Street
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the local carpenters union met at Mrs. George Runyon's home on Pierce Street with sewing and conversation as the afternoon's entertainment. Attendees included Mesdames Finch, Shelvick, Enoch, Butler, Chessir, Dagenhardt, Nerren, Ed Taylor, George Runyon and Miss Elaine Taylor. Zone No 1 Methodist Woman's Missionary Society to meet at Polk Street Church Wednesday at 1 pm, weather causing Ellwood Park relocation. Ice cream supper set for Tuesday at San Jacinto Methodist Church at 7:30 pm with a program, outdoors if weather permits at Sixth Avenue and Tennessee.
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Carpenters’ Union
George Runyon
Pierce Street
Mesdames W. A. Finch
Paul Shelvick
G. Enoch
C. Butler
C. Chessir
C. Dagenhardt
Perl Nerren
Ed Taylor
Elaine Taylor
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society of
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Ellwood Park
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Sixth Avenue
Tennessee St
Church
Tennessee Street
West Amarillo
Community church events and club meetings schedule
A list of Tuesday and Wednesday activities includes the Y W A assembly room events at First Baptist Church, Unity Study Club on Taylor Street, Mozart Society lecture by Mrs. Allen Early, Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, San Jacinto Methodist ice cream supper, and various church circle and mission meetings with times from 7:30 to 3:00.
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First Baptist Church
Young People’s Assembly Room
Mozart Society
Allen Early
Harrison Street
Red accessories brightened a white dress in Washington
Washington reports a white mousseline de soie dance frock worn by Mrs Eugene Carusi accented with red bracelets and small red slippers. A scarlet silk cape completed the ensemble. Paris notes Suzanne Lenglen in a beige wool costume with a matching coat and easy sports knit yoke. Furs trim coats in new shapes with beaver circles and lattice patterns, and silver fox edges a mauve velvet wrap.
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Washington
Eugene Carusi
Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
Miss Hylogene Robberson Guest In Norman
Miss Hylogene Robberson of Norman Oklahoma is the guest of Mr and Mrs Robert L Yeager at 815 Sunset Terrace. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Nos 573 and 325 and the Red Carnation Lodge will hold their annual picnic at Tri-State Fair grounds Thursday at 4 with basket lunch at 7 and games for entertainment. The Terra Blanca W M U will meet at West Amarillo Baptist Church Thursday at 10 instead of Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylogene Robberson
Norman, Okla
Robert L. Yeager
Sunset Terrace
L. E
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ladies’ Society
Red Carnation Lodge
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Roy Andrews
Imogene Baggs
Nora Calvert
Terra Blanca
Wheat crop slash drives benefits push in 1934 plan
Washington officials press an acreage reduction plan to qualify farmers for a $120 million benefit fund funded by a 30 cent per bushel tax. The plan aims to cut about 9.6 million acres and reduce 124 million bushels from 1934 output, boosting prices and total crop funds to about $450 million.
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Washington
Wallace
London
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Local social notes list Calvert and Lub bock guests
Miss Margaret Sneed of Calvert and Miss Lola Thompson of Lub bock are guests of Miss Lillian Blanche Thompson, 3020 Ong Street. Miss Frances Snipes of Roswell, N. M., is the house guest of Miss Elizabeth Grant, 2212 Harrison. Mrs. H. EF. Billingslea and daughters Doris and Ruth, and son Harold E. Jr., return from Kansas to visit her parents. Frances Billingslea leaves Sept 2 for Cottey College in Nevada, Mo. Mrs. J. R. T. Bassett and daughters Augustine and Frances, and sons Carter and J. R. T., Jr., left for San Antonio for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sneed
Calvert
Lola Thompson
Lubbock
Lillian Blanche Thompson
Ong Street
Frances Snipes
Roswell
N. M
Elizabeth Grant
Harrison Street
H. EF. Billingslea
Doris
Ruth
Harold E. Jr
Kansas
J. R. T. Bassett
Augustine
Frances Bassett
Carter
Sa Antonio
Demonstration Club Camp At Fairgrounds Change Noted
Potter County Home Demonstration and 4-H Clubs will hold a two day encampment at the Tri-State Fairgrounds instead of Jack Hall's Ranch due to weather. The event opens Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock with registration.
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Potter County
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Jack Hall
Tropical Disturbance Moves Toward Texas Coast
Washington dispatch reports a tropical disturbance of slight intensity about 175 miles southeast of Corpus Christi moving northward. Weather bureau warns and storm warnings are issued from Port Arthur to Corpus Christi as of August 29.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Texas
Port Arthur
Modern furniture for fall adds comfort and value
The piece notes a current vogue for modern furniture, praising its comfort and compatibility with older items. It warns that prices will rise later and urges buyers to purchase now to avoid higher costs. The tone emphasizes stylish, comfortable designs versus early modern forms.
Make a Contest of It When Children Dress
Advice urges teaching children to dress themselves early and using a weekly chart to track hygiene. Kids mark off brushing teeth washing face hands ears and neatness with a red pencil. A perfect week could earn a special treat as incentive.
Leftover Tomatoes Featured In Simple Baked Variants
Leftover tomatoes can become a hot vegetable dish by stuffing with leftover stewed corn and baking. Another option is filling raw egg into hollowed tomatoes, then sprinkling with cheese and baking for a different result.
A Simple Trick To Stretch Chicken Dishes
A brief notice suggests a method to extend chicken servings by using creamed chicken on toast with rice or macaroni, ensuring an economical yet sufficient meal. It also notes that overboiling clothes yellows fabric, recommending five to ten minutes and a dash of lemon juice to restore whiteness.
Garlic Infusion Method In French Dressing
A home tip instructs to flavor French dressing by threading a tiny garlic piece on a needle, sinking it into the dressing for 16 minutes, then pulling the garlic out. The method aims to impart a subtle garlic note without visible pieces in the bottle.
Simple Way to Banish Acid Stomach Adla Tablets
Dr Emil s Adla Tablets claim to banish acid stomach indigestion and gas for quick relief. Sold by Fox Drug Co and City Drug Stores.
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Emil
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Stores
City 3.2 beer license fees due in September
Amarillo plans a 3.2 beer license fee at Tuesday’s meeting while Potter County may set a 50 dollar license fee. State and county elections hint at a special September 11 session to decide remaining 3.2 beer handling. Officials Davidson Blackburn Simpson prepare to issue licenses and process applications for September 1–15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Potter County Commission
Jewell Davidson
V. F. W. Picnic Is Postponed One Week
The Veterans of Foreign Wars annual picnic scheduled for Wednesday is postponed to September 6 at Jack Hall's ranch. All veterans and families are invited with no gate fee. Entertainment committee members are Randy Lee Jack Trigg and E U Bradley.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jack Hall
Randy Lee
Jack Trigg
E. U. Bradley
Stomach Ulcers Relieved by Von's Pink Tablets
An Omaha advertisement claims stomach ulcers from gastric hyperacidity relieve quickly with Von's Pink Tablets. No rigid diet needed. It promises relief for indigestion gas and constipation and invites readers to request a free booklet from Von Co. Omaha Neb.
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Von
Omaha von Co
Keeline Bidg
Omaha
Nebr
Interior Port Cotton Rates Battle Up in Texas
AUSTIN Aug 2 A tug of regulation between interior and port cotton interests unfolds as ICC allows new port carload rates while Texas Rail Commission enacts emergency interior rates. A hearing opens to decide permanent charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific
Fort Worth
Denver
Texas Rail Commission
ICC
Texas
State Commission
Appointed Head of Confederate Home
E L Hardin of Austin was appointed by the board of control to be superintendent of the Texas Confederate Home. R P Patterson, former superintendent, moved to Waco to oversee care for neglected and dependent children. Clark Wright of El Paso became state eleemosynary pay inmate collector. J Riley Ham was named secretary of the board.
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Austin
E. L. Hardin
Board of Control
Texas Confederate Home
R. P. Patterson
Waco
Clark Wright
el Paso
J. Riley Ham
Teague
Veteran Pitcher Charles Wood Dies in New York
Charles Wood, veteran Chicago Cubs pitcher from Pop Anson era, died yesterday at Flower Hospital after being struck by a car a month earlier. He was a widower and passed away in New York.
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New York
U.P
Charley Wood
Chicago
Pop Anson
Flower Hospital
Wood
Texas reader touts Zemo for eczema relief
A Texas writer claims ten years of itching eczema cleared after trying Zemo. The ad pledges five second relief due to rare ingredients not in other remedies and notes Zemo also treats rash pimples ringworm and other irritations. Available at all druggists 35c 60c or 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
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Eague
Miss Bernadine Neal
Miss McCormick
Mr. Nesselroad
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth E
Woman's Council of
Christian Endeavor Room
Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Methodist Woman's Missionary Societies of
West Amarillo Christian Church
W. W. Finch
Louisiana Street
Yeagers
Sec
Corpus
Bureau
Amarillo Printing Company Commercial Printing
St. Joseph
Ste. Joseph
R. F. Williams
Stuyvesant Ave
Irvington
N.J
Berry
Berry’s
RUG Cleaners
Tenth Ave
College
Highland Beer
Hig
Confederate Home
James Bowen
The
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Oliver Eakie
Schott Brewing CO
Highland, Ill
Orn
Schott
America
Highland
Illinois
Gun Bal
Ing CO Mort
Milam Bldg
San Antonio
Highland Beer Distributing Co
Ota
Harrison
Concord
Ing
Cloverbloom
Howard Tis
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