Fashion Parade of Secretaries at Capitol Feature
Washington dispatch notes a Capitol fashion parade as secretaries to lawmakers compete to impress visitors and officials. Speaker Garner adds a new secretary Miss Josephine Stirling and other aides like Mrs Elsie Allen Gridley highlight bright outfits in the bustling corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Furman
Washington
Congress
Garner
Josephine Stirling
Elsie Allen Gridley
Republ'ican
Snell
Yuletide Motif Carried Out At Bridge Dinner
Mr and Mrs E L Beardsley entertained friends with a buffet dinner and bridge party at Melrose Apartments Sunday evening. Decorations followed Christmas symbols with red and green accents on score pads candies and crystal dishes. High scores went to Mrs Tommie Reyman and J W Higgins. Attendees included the Higgins Fowlkes Mar salis Merritt Reyman and Beardsley households.
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E. L. Beardsley
Melrose Apartments
Tommie Reyman
J. W. Higgins
Noble R. Fowlkes
Don S. Marsalis
Harry Merritt
River Road P T A Highlights The Holy Land Program
Mrs L L Byrd presided at River Road P T A meeting in the school building An illustrated address on The Holy Land by Dr R Thomson pastor of Central Presbyterian Church was featured Mrs H A Warner Amarillo sang The Holy City and The Old Rugged Cross with Miss Lilly Larsen at the piano A large crowd attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Byrd
River Road
Sam Houston P T A Presents Evening Program
The Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association plans an 8 o'clock program in the school auditorium this evening. The lineup includes a Christmas carol by the school chorus, tap dance numbers, readings by Jack Heller and J. Gorrell, violin and vocal solos, dance performances, and a Santa Claus appearance featuring multiple student performers and accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Parent-Teacher Association
Jack Heller
J. Gorrell
Jack Sparks
Mary Virginia Owens
Howard Brooks
John Josey
Charles Nash
Jenelle Smith
LaNelle Vernon
Norma Jean Patterson
Willa Louise Bussey
Silver Tea For Cradle Roll At First Baptist Church
This afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 a silver tea will be given for the Cradle Roll department of the First Baptist Church in the church parlors. The younger children of the Sunday school will be presented in an interesting program. Open house will follow in the cradle roll rooms.
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First Baptist Church
Les Temps Club Christmas Party Friday
The Les Temps Club will meet Friday at 3 PM for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. D Roach at 1806 Harrison Street. Mrs. George Turnley and Mrs. Jack Roach will assist as hostesses and there will be a gift exchange.
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Les Temps Club
D. Roach
Harrison Street
George Turnley
Jack Roach
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Christmas Parties
The notice lists multiple events around town including Junior Book Club meetings, P. E. O. party, Wilson School PTA open forum, East ern Star chapter at the Masonic Temple, Merry Mix Up Club luncheon, First Baptist Church Christmas parties, Have A Heart Bridge Club, Jubilee program at San Jacinto Methodist, Queen Esther Club, Hillcrest Golf Club dance for members, Unity Study Club on silence, and Gleaners Sunday School Class party. Also mentions L Aiquillee Club tea room event and Bivins PTA special program. Multiple host addresses and times are provided for each event.
Negro Choir to Present Jubilee Program at Methodist Church
The C. M. E. Church choir will perform a program of negro jubilee songs and spirituals Tuesday evening at 8 15 at the San Jacinto Methodist Church. Admission is free but an offering will be taken.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fidelis Class Plans Annual Christmas Party
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Churchwill host its annual Christmas party at the church Tuesday evening at 6 15. Members should bring a covered dish and a gift costing no more than 15 cents. All former class teachers in Sunday school are invited.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Seasonal Theme Furnishes Motif At Lovely Party
Mrs. J. A. Dunivan hosted a Christmas party for the Ride a Wee Needle Club at her 810 Alabama Street home on Friday afternoon. Gaily decorated rooms featured Yuletide colors and games of 42 provided entertainment. Gifts were exchanged from the tree as the event concluded, with attendees including Mrs. L. W. Patton and others.
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C. J. Blackburn
E. L. Conner
8. E. Simpson
H. N. Rickey
C. E. Blue
J. A. Dunivan
Wilson P. T A Meeting Set for Tuesday
The Wilson School Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday afternoon at the school building. Dr Ira F Key pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church will speak on Religion in the Home. The MacDowell Choral Club will sing Christmas Carols in the program and all members patrons and visitors are invited.
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Wilson School
Parent-Teacher Association
Ira F. Key
Polk Street Methodist Church
MacDowell Choral Club
Division No 1 To Meet Tuesday
Division No 1 of the Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at Mrs J R McDowell 206 Kentucky Street All members urged to attend.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. R. McDowell
Kentucky Street
Dance Planned for Hillcrest Club
Hillcrest Country and Golf Club hosts a complimentary members dance Tuesday at 9 PM. Music will be provided by Joe Norman's Orchestra.
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Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
Hillcrest Country and Golf Club
Joe Norman
W M S Circle To Meet Wednesday At Church
West Amarillo Circle No 3 of the Christian Church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 pm at 3305 Van Buren Street. Mrs Earl Sparks hosts a lesson led by Mrs R L Gilbert and World Call topic by Mrs J L Sparks.
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West Amarillo
Plaid Velvet Scarf and Beret Fashion Pairing in Paris
In Paris a Scotch plaid velvet scarf in brown beige and green is styled with a broad shouldered scarf crossed over the front and tucked into a brown wool frock belt. A matching plaid beret resembles a Scotch tam o shanter to complete the look.
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Paris
W. M. S. Rummage Sale Planned by Polk Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale at 621 East Fourth Avenue on Tuesday and Wednesday offering varied donations to benefit church work.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society of
Polk Street
Junior Book Club Meeting Hosted by Miss Annabel Allen
The Junior Book Club of the American Association of University Women will gather at Miss Annabel Allen's home at 1001 Avondale Road on Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
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Annabel Allen
Avondale Road
The
American Association of University Women
P. E. O. Christmas Party Planned
Mrs. J. W. Crudgington will host the P. E. O. Christmas party at 1710 Tyler Street on Tuesday afternoon.
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J. W. Crudgington
Tyler Street
Shades of Brown Captivate Paris Fashion Scene
Brown tones sweep Paris fashion, from deep beige to black brown. African brown, Biskra brown, plum brown, dead leaf brown, Caroubier brown and tobacco dominate runways with chestnut among the season's most popular shades.
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Paris
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Recipe Mixed at Home
A home remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or honey promises relief for stubborn coughs from colds. The preparation yields a pint of potent syrup said to soothe throat membranes, ease chest soreness, and loosen phlegm, with claims of rapid relief and refund if not satisfied.
Keep Them in School Posters Urge Girls in Amarillo
Amarillo Girl Scout Council distributed posters urging girls of school age to stay in school rather than seek work. The campaign, endorsed by the President's Organization on Unemployment Relief, aims to reduce unemployment and improve education.
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Amarillo
Girl Scout Council
E. C. Seaman
U. S. Department of Education
Girl Scout
Seaman
Girl Scout Organization
Buffalo
Nicholas F. Brady
New York City
National Board of Girl Scouts
Highway Work Delays Persist Across Nation
The traffic bureau at the chamber of commerce reports about 300,000 men employed on state highways through October. Mild winter weather has aided efforts to push the road program as a unemployment relief measure, allowing engineers to continue work in many sections.
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Traffic Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Work Expands Across States In October
About 221,275 men worked on state road projects in 35 states in October with 75,000 more in 13 other states. The interstate system had 14,314 miles under construction, 10,659 new and 3,655 on existing projects, at an estimated total cost of $344,072,068, with federal aid totaling $155,508,487.
Vick Plan Helps Mothers Solve Problem of Colds
Mothers adopt the plan from Vick VapoRule makers to reduce the family colds tax by preventing colds and easing symptoms. The program promotes Vicks Nose and Throat Drops with VapoRub for pre cold and post cold care, offering a trial with money back if not satisfied. Instructs on preventive drops at first signs and nightly throat and chest massages with VapoRub for 24 hour relief.
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Vick
Vicks VapoRule
Akers
Vicks
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P.T. A
Sam Houston P. T. A
F&f
Lydia E. Pinkham
ST. Joseph'’S
Wilson School Parent-Teacher Association
Open Forum
Herring
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
John Hudson
Virginia Street
Amamia
Paul C. Burk
Bridge Club
H. P. Lowenstern
Hayden Street
Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Queen Esther Club
E. O. Feierabend
Monroe Street
Unity Study Club
Green Building
Wilson P. T. A
Gleaners
Elizabeth McLaughlin
L’aiquillee Club
Patricia Ann
East Fourteenth Avenue
Bivins P. T. A
Hillcrest Club
W. M.S. Circle
W. M.S
West Tenth
Clei
Polk
G.P. A
American Automobile Assn
Glycerine Producers’ Assn
Libby
Dunham
Walker's
Texas Marsh
Sunkist
Lilie
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