Quiet Wedding for Elizabeth Neely and Robert Hughes
Miss Elizabeth Neely and Robert C Hughes wed Wednesday at the Christian parsonage with only two attendants. The bride, daughter of Mrs Ina P Neely of Amarillo, is a Gamma Phi Beta pledge. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hughes of Albuquerque and Amarillo, is a Thomas Hughes Printing executive and a Missouri University graduate. The couple will reside at 106 Polk street while social notices note other gatherings and friends. Katherine Chandler of Canyon, a West Texas State Teachers College student, will return to school today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Neely
Ina P. Neely
Tyler Street
Robert C. Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Christian Parsonage
Fred O'Malley
Lillian Blanche Thompson
Ferron C. Harmon
Amarillo
Oklahoma University
Norman
Oklahoma
Gamma Phi Beta
Thomas Hughes Printing Company
Missouri University
Columbia
Missouri
Sigma Chi
Polk Street
Katherine Chandler
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
W. K. Chandler
van Buren Street
College of Music Rehearsals Announced
Ellis B. Hall directs a series of rehearsals at Amarillo College of Music this week. The college orchestra meets tonight at 7 30, the boys' band Tuesday at 7, the philharmonic Wednesday at 7, and a beginners' band forms Thursday at 7, all under Hall's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College of Music
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ellis B. Hall
Fuller Hosts Le Petit Salon Des Huit Chapeaux Event
Dr and Mrs M L Fuller entertained guests at Arch Road Country Club last weekend. The Le Petit Salon des Huit Chapeaux et Tusrante Femmes group attended with husbands. Christmas decor and games of bridge and 42 provided evening amusement with prizes for high bridge scores awarded to Mrs J C Sebastian and Sgt Ira C Barend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linins
le Petit Chapeau
J. C. Sebastian
Will M. Benton
R. R. Nation
Jim Hartley
H. G. Pegues
H. J. Pond
J. E. Smith
Otho K. Farrell
W. L. Blake
J. R. Williams
Ira C. Barend
M. L. Fuller
le Petit Salon Des
Social Calendar and Club Meetings Overview
Mrs E C Britain hosts L Aiguilla and La Costura clubs at 3 pm at 1300 Monroe. Amarillo C E S chapter 787 meets 7 30 pm in Masonic Temple. Eastern Stars P E C meet 3 pm at 1404 Monroe hosted by Mrs Pixley and Mrs Harris. Needle Club at 1703 Van Buren 3 pm. P T A at Johnson School 3 30 pm with Dr F P Miller talking on The Under Nourished Child. Floyd Pendergrast pupils sing. Companion Bridge at 2 30 pm at 1500 Buchanan hosted by Mrs Bryan Weatherby.
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E. C. Britain
L’aiguilla Club
la Costura Club
Monroe Street
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
R. S. Pixley
Pixley
M. B. Harris
Needle Club
Sam Orr
van Buren Street
Johnson School
P.T. A
F. P. Miller
Floyd Pendergrast
Bryan Weatherby
John Gilvin
Buchanan Street
C. J. A. Girls Return to School After Holiday Visit
Five students from Denton return to the College of Industrial Arts after visiting family over the holidays. The girls are Miss Alene Crudgington, Miss Frances Wayne Smith, Miss Carmena Johnson, Miss Bettye Sullivan, and Miss Flora Louise Exum, all daughters of local residents living on Tyler, Taylor, Jefferson, Polk, and Hughes streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Crudgington
J. W. Crudgington
Tyler Street
Frances Wayne Smith
Wayne J. Smith
Taylor Street
Carmena Johnson
A. 5. Johnson
Jefferson Street
Bettye Sullivan
J. L. Sullivan
Polk Street
Flora Louise Exum
H. E. Exum
Hughes Street
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Family visits span states as relatives reunite after years
R L Roberts returns from San Antonio and Dalhart where three siblings had not been together in 34 years. He visits brother in law Jeff Miller in Waco before returning to Amarillo. Other residents travel for holidays to Tulsa Las Vegas and Chicago then resume routines in Amarillo and Hereford.
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R. L. Roberts
Fillmore Street
San Antonio
Dalhart
Roberts
Waco
Jeff Miller
Amarillo
Ed. O’bryant
Buchanan Street
Dorothy Burke
Buddy O'Bryant
Tulsa
Oklahoma
F. L. Myers
Harrison Street
Las Vegas
New Mexico
George Spillman
T. E. Haywood
Elizabeth Meyer
A. E. Meyer
Chicago
Global fashion and industry trends sweep the era
Facts show imported wade suits gain popularity among Mexico’s stylish. an American firm builds many asphalt streets in Alexandria Egypt. planes join Japanese naval maneuvers for the first time. Chileans note American collars fit better. Czechoslovak carpets value near $6,000,000. Alexandria Egypt spends $1,000,000 on street improvements. over 4,000,000 Mexicans who previously wore no shoes now wear them.
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Wade
Mexico
Alexandria
Egypt
Chile
America
Czechoslovakia
Sunshine Garden District touted in Texas agriculture report
E P Pearson, Southern Pacific district manager, describes the Sunshine Garden District in Texas as about 35 square miles southeast of San Antonio. He notes artesian wells for irrigation, diverse crops, growing dairying, and poultry yielding over 500000 dollars with turkeys at 250000. Communities include Stockdale Nixon Smiley Leesville Gillette Pandora and Schoolland.
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Associated Press
Houston
E. P. Pearson
Southern Pacific Lines
Sunshine Garden District
Texas
San Antonio
Stockdale
Nixon
Smiley
Leesville
Gillette
Pandora
School-land
Nixon Farmers’ League of
Sunshine Garden Chambers of Commerce
Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Modern beauty parlors eclipse kami-yui in Japan
In Tokyo and other cities modern beauty parlors rise as Japanese women prefer bob cuts permanents and facials. Some kami-yui adopt Western styles while geisha still rely on traditional head dress to stay presentable for tea houses, keeping work and profits alive for old hairdressers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Togto
Paris
Marie Louise Shop
Cooking School by Ida Chitwood at Herring Hotel
National cooking authority Miss Ida Chitwood will lead the fourth annual News-Globe cooking school in Amarillo at the Crystal Ball Room of the Herring Hotel January 23 to 27. Lectures run daily 2 to 4 PM Monday through Friday with demonstrations showing how to prepare festive dainties. The event, already popular in Amarillo, is expected to be the largest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Chitwood
News-Globe
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Giant Madagascan beryl found by museum curator
Dr Ralph Linton, assistant curator at the Field Museum, announced the discovery of a 4770 karat aquamarine beryl from Madagascar. The stone, weighing 4770 karats, could yield about 250 settings after cutting, and is noted for its rich green color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Ralph Linton
Madagascar
Field Museum
Hery
Oliver ©. Farrington
New York cabbage prices tumble to four per ton
Western New York cabbage prices fall to 3 to 4 dollars per ton as massive new plantings yield a large crop. Farmers stored hundreds of tons hoping for higher values while much may be used as fertilizer before spring.
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New York
Sual News Service
Entit
N. Y
Scholarship Exchange Proposal Aims Global Peace
In Indianapolis on January 2 the American Legion heard Rev. G. R. Wilson propose using 25 percent of war debt payments from European nations to finance student exchanges. He urged an international memorial fund to place 1000 German youths in universities abroad and 1000 American youths in Germany and other nations to foster international understanding and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
American Legion
G. R. Wilson
Trenton
New Jersey
Legion
Wilson
China
Germany
Japan
America
France
England
Poland
Balkan States
Ladies' Jacket and Misses' Dress Patterns Ad
Ladies' jacket offered in seven bust sizes from 84 to 46 inches with material needs and prices. Misses' dress in three sizes 16 to 20 years with yardage and edge width details. Order the Fall Winter 1927 1928 Book of Fashions by sending 15 in silver or stamps to Globe News Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Aviator turned minister links wartime foes in peace
The article recalls Rev. Wilson a former American aviator in France who after the armistice met a German pilot they had opposed in combat. They discussed future world peace and the idea of diverting surplus war debt payments to a scholarship fund as the national treasury remained strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
France
Legion
Legion Proposal Heads to National Executive Group
The gram will be sent to every state Legion organization and the proposal will likely be considered by the Legion's national executive committee and at its next national convention, it was believed.
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Gram
Legion
Carmetl
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