Luncheon and Bridge Teas Honor Miss Higinbotham
Amarillo society notes show Mrs. Allen Early hosting a luncheon at the Amarillo hotel for bride-elect Winifred Higinbotham with ink, green and white decor and corsage favors. Miss Lowndes led a bridge party honoring the same bride, with Miss Dunaway among guests and high score awarded to Higinbotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Higinbotham
Amarillo Hotel
Allen
Miss Lowndes
Higinbotham
Margart Lowndes
O'Dwyer Dunaway
van Buren Street
Miss Higinbotham
Frances Charles
McDaniel
G. C. McDaniel
West Nineteenth Street
Ada Ress Johnson
Shirley Cole
Joe Godsey
Roy Cline, Jr
Amber Darnell
J. T. Godsey
Ada Bess Johnson
Camilla Wheatley
Noel Darnall
Valerie Johnson
Jimmie Lair
Thelma Wheatley
MaryJorie Warren
J. C. Morgan
Lewis Christian
Allen Ross Williams
Carlton Scales
Mrs
R. Christian
G. C. McDaniel, Jr
Harmony Club Postponed and Social Calendar Highlights
The Harmony club meeting is postponed to January 11 at Mrs. Lester Blakemore's home. Miss Winifred Higinbotham will wed O Dwyer Dunaway at the Higinbothams’ home at 4 PM. A dance at Amarillo Country Club features Miss Burgess, Miss Herring, and Miss Reeder at 8:45 PM. Several meetings and dances follow across Monday to Friday including Rainbow Girls Christmas frolic, Elks dances, Woman’s Missionary Society events, and New Year’s Eve activities at the Amarillo Country Club and various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Lester Blakemore
Winifred Higinbotham
O'Dwyer Dunaway
E. L. Higinbotham
van Buren Street
Margaret Anne Burgess
Imogene Herring
Pauline Reeder
Amarillo Country Club
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Epworth Hall
Elks Dance
Merry Makers of
Oklahoma City
Woman’s Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
A. N. Finklea
Lincoln Street
Guy Hoover
Las Amigas Club
Western Avenue
Country Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ralph Gore
Johnson Street
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Pan Hel lent Luncheon Date Moved to Monday at Harvey House
The Pan Hel lenic annual luncheon will be held Monday at 1 oclock at the Harvey House with reservations via Mrs Marvin Nichols by Monday afternoon. Other society notes list residents visiting kin in Seymour Texas and Hereford events, plus local holiday travels and minor accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Hellenic
Harvey House
Marvin Nichols
Will Manning
J. W. Veale
Harrison Street
Jack Houser
Lottie Wheat
Seymour
Texas
Esther Brown
Brown
MecKinhey
Murray Gilcrest
Henrietta
Oklahoma
Gilcrest
United Zine Corporation
J. B. Dooley
van Buren Street
Dooley
Shreveport
Louisiana
M. F. Stewart
Henry Gooch
S. F. Newbold
B. Arnold
Hereford
Seth Holman
Gregg
G. W. Mills
Dorothy Lee
Wanda Joe
Crowell
EB. A. Cullim
Bertram
Lubbock
W. H. Venable
C. A. Gans
Witsell Street
Gans
T. B. Jones
Cisco
Georgia Simms
Amarillo
Simms
Oklahoma, City
Funeral held for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bolin near St Francis
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bolin 64 died Friday night at her home near St Francis Funeral services were conducted at the residence with Rev F W O Malley presiding Burial followed at East Liberty cemetery Griggs Undertaking company assisted The Bolin family came to Amarillo from Missouri twelve years ago Surviving are three children J R Bolin Mrs John Shores St Francis and Mrs I O Edwards Monte Sano Washington Two brothers John R McDaniel and W G McDaniel St Francis and a sister Mrs M E Troxell Los Angeles The Texas Company Houston contributed 100 to the Community Chest fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Bolin
St. Francis
F. W. O'Malley
Griggs Undertaking Company
East Liberty Cemetery
Bolin
Amarillo
Missouri
J. R. Bolin
John Shores
I. O. Edwards
Monte Sano
Washington
John R. McDaniel
W. G. McDaniel
M. E. Troxell
Los Angeles
D A R plans new marble auditorium in Washington
At the Thirty Fourth Continental Congress in Washington the D A R unanimously approved building a new marble auditorium adjoining the Memorial hall. The Hall of the Nation will seat about 6000 and cost 1 825 000 funded by bonds and by selling boxes and chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Memorial Hall
John Russell Pope
New York City
Avery Turner
Llano Estacado
Amarillo
Anthony Wayne Cook
California
Llano Estaccado
Cook
Auditorum
Congress
Fiazures
Woman Architect Ordered to Leave Italy as Spy
Palermo reports Mrs Emma Briggs a New York architect released to depart Italy within a short time after police demand no formal charge lodged. Berlin and New York dispatches say she photographed Italian Renaissance architecture for a New York publishing house and was held as a German spy carried out for the book project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Palermo
Ita
Emma Briggs
New York
Berlin
Briggs
Fighting France war film to be shown in Amarillo
Amarillo hosts a first showing of Fighting France, official U S war pictures, at the Deandi theater on Wednesday. The film, made by the Signal Corps, shows front line action at Chateau Thierry, the Argonne and St Mihiel. Eleven cameramen were killed filming. Critics call it a remarkable documentary without a story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
France
United States
Deandi Theater
U. S. Signal Corps
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Convict Granted 40 Day Parole Before Beginning Sentence
J A McMichael serving a five year term for embezzlement was granted a forty day parole by Gov Miriam A Ferguson before reporting to the penitentiary. He had been held in Dallas county jail and was released immediately after clemency was received. No reason for the parole was stated by Austin officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
J. A. McMichael
Miriam A. Ferguson
McMichael
Austin
Battery B Captain Thanks Guard Members For Work
Battery B 131st Field Artillery Captain W. D. Burger publicly thanks guard members for mending toys to be given to city children on Christmas day. The local National Guard unit spends the season mending toys and finding homes for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery B
131St Field Artillery
W. D. Bureer
Burger
National Guard
Ship Off Shoal near Martha's Vineyard after grounding
The two mast schooner Mary Langdon, eighty years old, ran aground on Stone Horse shoal off Chatham Mass after dragging anchor. She was towed toward Martha's Vineyard with only three crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United P’ress
Chatham
Mass
Mary Langdon
Martha’s Vineyard
Tonih
Stone Horse Shoal
New England
Miss Hamner Improves After Tumor Operation
Miss Georgia Hamner of Potter County, superintendent of schools, is improving after surgery in Mayo Brothers sanitarium Rochester to remove a tumor. She left after her mother’s death to be at her beside for weeks. The death prompted her to travel to Rochester for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Simms
Lauri Hamner
Mayo Bros. Sanitarium
Rochester
Miss Hamner
Potter County
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Ursel Byers
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First Christian Church
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Ina Gregg
Mildred Cross
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C. A. Williams
Joe Watson
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Board of City Development
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