Fall Costumes Gain Richness In Accessories
Paris fashion notes fall accessories emphasize richness with antique brocade bags from Persia and Syria, carved jade necklaces, silver belts, and appliqued chiffon handkerchiefs. Bead bags return in compact pouch forms, petit point afternoon bags, and coordinated chiffon handkerchiefs echoing gown colors.
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Barbara Beaufort
Associated Press
Paris
Sea
Persia
Syria
Joseph
Surprise Barbecue Honors Mrs. Joe Graham Before Move
A surprise barbecue at 612 West Seventeenth Avenue honored Mrs. Joe Graham as she prepares to leave for San Angelo Texas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham and several local families and friends.
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Joe Graham
San Angelo
Tex
W. L. Autry
West Seventeenth Avenue
Ben Selman
Don Selman
Eugene Robison
Elsie Cuykendall
Radonna Cuykendall
A. A. Ander
Local Social News Highlights Travelers and Guests
Miss Mary Korn returns to Kirkville after two weeks with Mrs. R. C. Randall. H. H. Horne and J. D. Porterfield families depart 2115 Pierce and 902 Mississippi for California to attend the National Association of Letter Carriers convention. Mrs. D. A. Martin and daughter Nina Martin arrive from Chillicothe to visit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ostrander. Nina will return home with her sister Emellen Martin at the week’s end.
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Mary Korn
R. C. Randall
Kirkville, Mo
H. H. Horne
Pierce Street
J. D. Porterfield
Mississippi Street
California
National Association of Letter Carriers
D. A. Martin
Nina Martin
Chillicothe
Amarillo
Joe Ostrander
South
Buchanan Street
Miss Martin
Emellen Martin
Tuesday meetings listed for bridge clubs and sororal groups
The schedule lists Tuesday gatherings including Lucky Day Bridge Club at 1722 Jackson Street at 2 30, L Arguille Club at 1300 Van Buren Street at 3, Panhandle Speech Arts Association at 1001 Avondale Road at 7 30, Lew Jolly Club at 303 Maryland Street at 2 39, Anniversary Tea at Patricia Ann Tea Room 113 East Fourteenth Avenue from 3 to 6, Have A Heart Bridge Club at 3608 Van Buren Street at 2 15, Amarillo Chapter Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple chapel 7 30, Amama Class of First Baptist Church watermelon feast at Ellwood Park 8, and San Jacinto Methodist Beginners Department party on church lawn from 3 to 5 30.
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L’ Arguille Club
L. Edwards
Will Thompson
van Buren Street
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
R. L. Allen
Avondale Road
Lew Jolly Club
B. F. Hoover
Maryland Street
Patrica Ann
East Fourteenth Avenue
J. R. Lemmon
First Baptist Church
Ellwood Park
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple Chapel
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Church Lawn
Local Families Gather for Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Adkison and granddaughter Jacqueline King attended with C. D. Hatchcock Mrs. George Hugo and son George William Hugo Miss Lois Waldrop and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Autry and son Bill Autry for a shared family event reflecting on kinship and community ties.
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Erick Adkison
Jacqueline King
C. D. Hatchcock
George Hugo
George William Hugo
Lois Waldrop
W. L. Autry
Bill Autry
5S B A Program Tonight At Carpenters Hall
The Security Benefit Association will present an evening program at 8 o clock in Carpenters Hall directed by Mrs Bonita Brice. Elizabeth Reynolds reads Marie Albright dances Gene West reads Mrs Sid Cleghorn songs Gus Albright reads Mrs Mabel McGinley piano solo Betty Afterburn dances Margaret Jessie saxophone solo Jim Keeton and Jessies Melody Maids perform. All members and friends are invited.
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Security Benefit Association
Carpenters’ Hall
Bonita Brice
Reading
Elizabeth Reynolds
Marie Albright
Gene West
Sid Cleghorn
Gus Albright
Mabel McGinley
Betty Afterburn
Margaret Jessie
Jim Keeton
Jessie
Melody Maids
Children to Be Entertained Tuesday at church lawn
The Beginner's Department of the San Jacinto Methodist Church will host a party on the church lawn Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 30 o'clock. All members of the department are invited. Mrs H P Cochran Mrs H Stephenson and Mrs W T Butler lead the event.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
H. P. Cochran
H. Stephenson
W. T. Butler
Relief Society To Meet Tuesday At 3 PM
The Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints resumes weekly meetings this week with gatherings Tuesdays at 3 o clock at Mrs. W. T. Brothers home 828 Parker Street.
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The
Relief Society
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
MacDowell Club Plans Fall Luncheon at Tea Room
The MacDowell Club opens the fall season with its annual president's day luncheon at the Patricia Ann Tea Room located at 113 East Fourteenth Avenue starting at 1 o'clock. The gathering resumes the regular after-summer club meetings.
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MacDowell Club
Patricia Ann Tea Room
East Fourteenth Avenue
O. E. S. Chapters Host Joint Social Evening
Amarillo Chapter No. 787 and Bonita Chapter No. 184 of the Order of Eastern Star hold a joint social at the Masonic Temple this evening at 8 o’clock. Members and friends are invited.
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Amarillo
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
New Suits Boast Two Jackets in Smart Wardrobe Style
In New York a fashion note highlights double jacket suits with a black alpaca skirted jacket worn over a white pique coat. The white jacket features wide revers and long cuffs that extend below the black sleeves, creating a two layer silhouette.
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New York
Diamonds and rubies dominate jewelry in Paris galas
Paris reports that diamonds and rubies lead in evening wear during Grande Semaine. Fashionable women at galas favored bracelets and necklaces set with bright white and crimson stones, with emeralds next in line.
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Paris
Junior Woodmen Circle Picnic Called For Tomorrow
The Junior Woodmen Circle meets for a picnic at 3 oclock tomorrow afternoon. Members should bring a picnic basket and attend the gathering at the W. O. W. Hall. Mrs Georgie Easum the junior supervisor will oversee the event.
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W. O. W. Hall
Georgie Easum
Anniversary Tea To Be Given Tuesday At Patricia Ann Tea Room
The Patricia Ann Tea Room at 113 East Fourteenth Avenue marks its first anniversary with a Tuesday afternoon tea from 3 to 6 o clock. Owner Mrs. A S Dehn will host and preside.
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Patricia Ann
East Fourteenth Avenue
A.S. Dehn
Library Board To Meet Wednesday
The Pot ter County Library advisory board will meet Wednesday at 9 30 in the rooms used by the Free Clinic of the Junior Welfare League. Mr and Mrs C H Migeaugh of 304 Houston Street announce the arrival of a baby girl Emma Lou at St Anthony s Hospital on August 26. Before her marriage Mrs Migeaugh was Miss Ethel Blakley.
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Potter County Library
Junior Welfare League
C. H. Migeaugh
Houston Street
Emma
Lou
St. Anthony's Hospital
Women to Fix Canning Plans in Amarillo
A committee will arrange details for a community canning drive to aid the city's needy this winter. Amarillo and Potter County women meet at the Municipal Auditorium at 2 PM Wednesday where Miss Mary Sitton will demo canning. Donations of produce and meats will be solicited, with plans for regular sessions announced.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Municipal Auditorium
Mary Sitton
Ernest O. Thompson
Agricultural Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Purse Grabber Fails to Take Woman’s Purse
Mrs. Ida Magness of 1405 Buchanan Street recounts a near miss when a would be thief sprang from darkness along Fourteenth Avenue between Polk and Taylor Streets about 9 pm. The attacker, about five eight, grabbed at her hand but fled into an alley as a garage worker helped search the area.
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Ida Magness
Buchanan Street
First Baptist Church
Forbidden Foods Forbidding Children From Tasting Dishes
Mrs Agnes Lyne advises parents to exclude pickles rich sauces greasy foods pastries and other desserts from a child's diet. She warns that one taste often leads to desire and undermines proper eating habits. Consistent limits help children accept restrictions as they grow.
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Agnes Lyne
Kailu Hawaiians to Play Rex Theatre San Jacinto
The Kailu Hawaiians, a four native Hawaiian vaudeville act, will be featured at the Rex Theatre in San Jacinto on Wednesday and Thursday nights this week. Manager Jim Golding says they tour the Radio-Keith-Orpheum circuit and perform about 25 instruments from Hawaii and China. They will appear at 9 15 each night.
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Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Rex Theatre
San Jacinto
Jim Golding
The
Rex
Hawaii
China
Golding
Connec
Balancing a Childs Taste and Temptation at Mealtimes
The passage advises tailoring meals to a child with tasty healthy options and special treats to reduce envy. It warns against leaving tempting commercial candies accessible or forcing a child to watch others eat treats, stressing fair, controlled indulgence aligned with the child's diet.
Buffalo plan invites state leaders to Goodnight ranch barbecue
Invitations sent by the Chamber of Commerce to prominent Texans to attend a September 7 barbecue at the Goodnight ranch headquarters in Goodnight. Attendees include Mrs. Lee Rountree of Bryan Rep Satterwhite of Odessa Alice G Walker Murrell BE Buckner Chas B McCombs John A Hale and Rep J Fisher among others as plans for financing a buffalo range and potential state game preserve are announced.
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Chamber O Commerce
Goodnigh Ranch
Goodnight
Buffalo
Lee Rountree
Bryan
House of Representatives
Rep
Satterwhite
Odessa
Alice
G. Walker
Austin
Murrell BE
Buckner
Dallas
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
G. BE. Lockhart
Lubbock Geo
Moffett
Chillicothe
McCombs
John A. Hale
Fort Worth
J. Fisher
Newcastle
Local Rex Theater Nets Gift Night With Weekly Prizes
The vaudeville duo plans to perform Man to Man alongside a Warner Bros film starring Philips Holmes. Rex Theater will sponsor a Gift Night every Friday with local merchants donating prizes for attendees.
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Warner Brothe
Philips Holmes
Golding
Th Rex
Dallas Cafe Operator Feared Drowned on Lake Dallas Trip
Search parties dragged Lake Dallas for the body after cafe operator Dave Garner disappeared while swimming from a boat about a quarter mile from shore. Louis Noble of the fishing party said Garner was last seen at night, prompting prayers from the local church as lanterns were lit on fishing craft to aid the effort.
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Dallas
U.P
Dave Garner
Louis Noble
Garner
Earl
Little Elm
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Jackson Street
Frank Jessee
Lipscomb
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Dwight Newby
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Eastern Air Transport
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REX Theater
Washington
Eastern Air Transport, Inc
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