Miss Erin Campbell Honored At Matador Bridge Tea
Miss Erin Campbell of Matador was guest of Miss Wilda Smith at Talmage Place for a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. Ralph Kenniston. The event featured a black and white modernistic theme with green and gold refreshments. High bridge score went to Miss Gertrude Lowndes. Miss Ernestine Smith won the consolation. Attendees included Wilda and Ernestine Smith, Alliene Crudgington, Kate Crudgington, Helen Parr, Edwina Allen, Mary Frances Miller, Martha Thomson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Campbell
Matador
Wilda Smith
Talmage Place
Ralph Kenniston
Gertrude Lowndes
Ernestine Smith
Marianne Warren Celebrates Third Birthday at Home
Marianne Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs G T Warren 1004 West Twentieth celebrated her third birthday Saturday with a party at home. Red balloons and a Christmas tree decorated the scene Santa visited leaving toys and candy canes. A birthday cake with ice cream and candy followed games and gifts were given to Marianne with help from Miss Majorie Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Warren
G. T. Warren
West Twentieth Street
Santa Claus
Marian
Betty Low Wheeler
Dean Watkins
Courtney Kingsland
Walter Charles
Harold
C. A. Watkins
June Roach
Coralyn
Junior Roddy
Bonnie Beth Kretz
Fred Brown
Jack Beeman
Majorie
Mabel Wheeler
Betty Joe Roberts
Billy Pittman
Ann Ellington
Dick Wiggins
Billy Anderson
June
Marvin Laing
Rosemary Chapman
Bert Mathews
Ruth Marie Rogers
Mrs. Warren
Majorie Warren
Mrs C B Farmer Elected President of Blue Bonnet Club
Mrs C B Farmer was elected president of the Blue Bonnet Needle Club at a Friday afternoon meeting at 900 Adams Street. New officers include Mrs S H Carter as vice president and Mrs G A Goodman as secretary with Mrs H S Pierce as reporter and Mrs Sid Jones as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Farmer
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
R. T. Watts
Adams Street
S. H. Carter
G. A. Goodman
H. S. Pierce
Sid Jones
Charlie E. Hand
H. S. Cornelius
E. Morton
G. A. Tolley
Gaston Camp
J. M. Culpepper
Ethel Davis
Potter County Home Demonstration Council Meeting
The Potter County Home Demonstration Council met Saturday afternoon in Miss Izora Clark's office. The Brady club sent delegates from River Road, Soney, and Bushland. President Mrs. O R Blankenship scheduled the next meeting for January 18 at 2 o'clock in Miss Clark's office. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Social Calendar for Amarillo Chapter Gatherings
The Amarillo social scene lists the Eastern Star regular meeting at Masonic Temple at 7 30. Neighborhood Bridge Club meets at 117 Arch Road Terrace with Mrs L M Fuller. P E O with Mrs J W Sanders at 2400 Hughes Street at 3. Snappy Bridge Club hosts Mr and Mrs H H Rumsey at 3809 Harrison Street at 9 20. La Aquillee La Costura Club led by Mrs E C Britain at 1200 Monroe Street at 3. Lucky Day Bridge Club chaired by Mrs Everett McBride at River Road at 2 30. Bralley chapter C I A Club with Mrs W E Snow at 815 Sunset at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Neighborhood Bridge Club
L. M. Fuller
Arch Road Terrace
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
H. H. Rumsey
Harrison Street
la Aquillee
la Costura Club
E. C. Britain
Monroe Street
Lucky Day Bridge Club
Everett McBride
River Road
Bralley Chapter
C. I. A. Club
W. E. Snow
Sunset
Joan of Arc Birthday Chronicle From 1412 Legacy
Earliest birthday note for Joan of Arc born 1412 highlights her rise against English conquest at a young age. The article recalls her armor aided campaign, court denial of return home, subsequent battles, trial, execution by burning, and 1920 canonization by Benedict XV, plus other women born on the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Charles VII
France
Seine
Maid of
Benedict XV
Anna M. Hall
Phyllis Haver
Adeline Genee
Parsell and Wilson Celebrate Marriage in Enid
Warren B. Parsell of Amarillo and Beatrice Wilson of Enid Oklahoma were married Saturday evening at the bride’s sister home in Enid. The Rev R Thomson of Central Presbyterian officiated. Only witnesses present were the bride’s mother Mrs H F Wilson and Mr and Mrs Davis. The couple will reside in Amarillo and Parsell works in The Globe News circulation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Parsell
Amarillo
Beatrice Wilson
Enid
Oklahoma
W. A. Davis
Davis
West Fourteenth Street
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
H. F. Wilson
Scott Children Entertained With Afternoon Party
Mary Lurline, Elon and Buddie Scott of Chattanooga Tenn with their mother Mrs W H H Scott spent the winter here and were honored Friday with a party by their aunt Mrs Ralph Kenniston at Talmage Place. Indoor games and contests followed by roof play. Dorothy Thomson won a prize and several other local children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lurline
Elon
Buddie Scott
Chattanooga
Tennessee
W. H. H. Scott
Ralph Kenniston
Talmage Place
Dorothy Thomson
Talmage
Scott Children
Earl Talmage Smith
Frances Studer
Loretta Gray
le Clare Eakle
Carolyn Studer
Gabe Coleman
Charlotte Richardson
Martha Williams
Henry Douglas Smith
Eac
Miss Montgomery and Mr Fort wed in Hollis Oklahoma
Miss Juanita Elizabeth Montgomery daughter of Colonel George F. Montgomery and Mr William Aldridge Fort of Waco Texas were married Friday evening in Hollis Oklahoma. The ceremony was at the Methodist parsonage conducted by Rev J F Graham. They were joined by the bride's sister Miss Marjorie Montgomery and Mr Richard Walker of Waco. The Forts will reside at 1715 Washington Avenue Waco Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Elizabeh Montgomery
George F. Montgomery
William Aldredge Fort
Waco
Texas
Hollis
Oklahoma
J. F. Graham
Marjorie Montgomery
Richard Walker
Panhandle
Mr. Fort
First National Bank of
First Insurance Company
Mrs Sid Jones Hosts 42 Party With Needle Club
Mrs Sid Jones entertained Blue Bonnet Needle Club members and husbands at 1605 12 Fillmore Street for a Saturday 42 party. Prizes went to Mrs G S Tolley, Mrs Harry Myers, H A Goodman and Harry Myers. Special guest was Mrs W H Ellis. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C B Farmer, Mr and Mrs A Marlatt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Sid Jones
Fillmore Street
G.S. Tolley
Harry Myers
H. A. Goodman
W. H. Ellis
C. B. Farmer
A. Marlatt
Bralley C I A Club to Meet With Mrs Snow Tomorrow
The Bralley chapter of the C I A club will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Mrs W E Snow at her home 815 Sunset All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bralley
C. I. A. Club
W. E. Snow
Thursday 42 Club Meets At Mrs Armstrong Home
The Thursday 42 club will meet with Mrs. E A Armstrong at 1702 Lincoln Street today at 2 30 in the afternoon. Members discuss upcoming events and share refreshments in a local community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
E. A. Armstrong
Lincoln Street
Return of Blouse Is Now Assured
Paris dispatch notes blouse revival dominates fashion, overtaking jumper trend. Blouses appear in morning severity and afternoon glamour with satin crepe materials and fine needlework. white satin with black suits stays stylish. Kenneth Flamm, son of Dr. and Mrs. W H Flamm, returned to Kemper Military School at Boonesville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Batiste
Ales Toe Kenneth Flamm
W. H. Flamm
Kemper Military School
Boonesyville
Missouri
Child Experts Divide on Play
Washington conference on child health and protection weighs wild free play versus organized activity. About 50 committee members debate supervision by municipalities or schools while President Hoover leads a broad effort drawing input from 500 experts across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Little Johnny
Hoover
Committee On
United States
White House
Local social notes from Jacksboro and area
Mrs Porter Risley and family returned home after two weeks in Jacksboro. Mrs Dean Walker of Abilene visits Mrs J S Walker on Fairmont Street. Laura Hamner, county superintendent, to Fort Worth on business. Mrs E C Hill recovering after operation at St Anthony's. Dr S W Ball and Dr R P Parcels remodeled office with blue white gray rooms. Geneva Sanders returned from Abilene. Mrs C F Woolfolk and sons visited Fort Worth and Jacksboro. Betty Ruth joins them. Leo Sparks, county attorney, in Oklahoma City on business. Dr Evelyn Powers returns from South Texas trip. Walter David, Huber Carbon Company counselor, departed for unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Risley
Jacksboro
Dean Walker
Abilene
J. S. Walker
Fairmont Street
Laura V. Hamner
Fort Worth
E. C. Hill
E. C. Axtell
St. Anthony’s Hospital
R. S. Jackson
Billie
F. E. A. Ravey
Betty Ruth
Leo Sparks
Oklahoma City
Evelyn Powers
Texas
Walter David
Huber Carbon Company
Prison centralization plan reported to Governor Moody
Texas prison centralization commission filed a report to Gov. Dan Moody and leaders outlining a proposed ten sided prison colony near Austin with a 30 foot wall on 5 000 acres. Costs include wall 390 000 cell blocks 2 250 000 industrial buildings 656 000 and general buildings 1 322 000 with common labor 586 000. A flood protection cost for state farms is listed at 89 207 and Huntsville rehabilitation and extensions at 1 969 670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Austin
Tex
Texas Prison Centralization Commission
Dan Moody
Barry Miller
Barron
T. A. Munson
Imperial
Harlem
Fort Bend
Huntsville
Storms Halt Plane Rescue in Alaska
Searchers for Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland faced Arctic storms after another plane vanished on November 9. Three large cabin planes from Seattle were sent to aid Canadian pilots. One wrecked, one lost, and the third damaged in Nome area with crews including Maj H C Deckard, Matt Niemenen, Pat Reid, and mechanics Hughes, Hutchinson, and McCauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Seattle
Nulato
Here
Nome
Koyak River
Matt Niemenen
H. C. Deckard
Sam McCauley
Pat Reid
William Hughes
Jim Hutchinson
Bankers Form City Glee Club in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee a unique glee club for bankers has been formed with 16 members. The group claims to be the first of its kind and marks a lighthearted development in local finance circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Memphis, Tenn
Bankers’ Glee Club
Local People on Move Between Texas Cities
L M Fischer left Friday for Wichita Falls where Mrs Fischer and the baby have been visiting. Walter Davis of the J M Hubert Company left yesterday for a business trip to New York City. Dale Smith of the Mid Continental Company returned from Chicago after a week. C E Gould of Amarillo took a position in San Antonio with the Rock Island Railroad. Paul A Speer returned from visits in South Texas. Miss Beulah Hall, teaching at Pampa, was in Amarillo with friends visiting and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
L. M. Fischer
Wichita Falls
Tea replaces cigar aroma in politics now
Chicago readers hear Ruth Hanna McCormick advocate tea as campaign symbol with women in politics. She notes shift from cigar smoke to tea at rallies and at tea tables, claiming suffrage and shared committee work foster warmer, more businesslike negotiations in campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Metz Claim Oldest Unmarried Woman Mile. Gertrude Gorious
Metz reports its oldest single resident is Mile. Gertrude Gorious who recently marked her 102nd birthday and remains a longtime city figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Metz
Mile
Gertrude Gorious
Aides Slayers Aide Sentenced In Ramsey Slaying Case
Roberto Martinez was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for his role in the murder of Dr. J. A. Ramsey of Mathis. He lured the physician under pretense, aiding Harry J. Leahy who killed Ramsey and disposed of the body in a shallow grave. Martinez, jailed since 1926, claimed ignorance of the plan.
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Associated Press
George West
Tex
Roberto Martinez
J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
Harry J. Leahy
Martinez
Leahy
Laredo
Death Hints on Card Linked to Bavarian Baronet
Ferdinand Post of Middletown reports 84 year old Ferd von Miller cousin of Baronet Ferdinand von Miller died a week after receiving a card bearing the words you may remember me when I am dead. Von Miller was counsellor of Bavaria since 1900 and directed the German Academy of Arts in Munich. He designed monuments in St. Louis and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Middletown
N. Y
Ferdinand Post
Ferdinand von Miller
Bavaria
von Miller
German Academy of Arts
Munich
St. Louis
Charleston
S. C
Paignton Names Female Harbor Master in UK First
Miss Stella Gala, 21, appointed harbor master at Paignton Devon January 6. She is believed to be the United Kingdoms only woman harbor master. The yachting figure has worked four years for a ship construction company and owns an outboard motor, with strong knowledge of tides winds and seamanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paignton
Devon
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Eases Winter Coughs
Quick relief for coughing from cold irritation or night hacking. Foley's Honey and Tar provides soothing demulcent action without opiates or chlorform and is mild enough for children. Sold by The Randal Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Randal Drug Co
Owner Sells Fortune in Land for a Song
Aberdeen Jan 6 United Press reports G H Labor a local machinist valued land excess filling sand. He bought land two years ago and filled hundreds of lots with a bluff of sand. Tacoma foundrymen later identified the sand as high grade molding sand worth a fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Aberdeen
Wash
G. H. Labor
Aberdeen Machinist
Labor
Tacoma
Rural mailman outfits car with snow treads and skis
Montanna rural mail carriers faced heavy winter snows. Ben Skaggs attached caterpillar snow treads and skis to his coupe to deliver mail to isolated farmers, skimming over snow crust and delivering promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Moccasin
Mont
Ben Skaggs
Japan Names Temporary Intelligence Chief
P. T. Shiratori, head of the Foreign Office Intelligence Department, is placed in charge during H. Saito’s absence in London. Saito attends the Japanese Delegation to the Five Power Conference. The department handles foreign press relations and holds daily conferences with Japanese and foreign newspapermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tokyo
P. T. Shiratori
Intelligence Department
The
Foreign Office
H. Saito
London
Saito
Towed Car Injures Girl in Wisconsin Incident
Miss Alice Quaderer will be partially paralyzed for life after a car being towed by horses frightened the animals and ran away. She rode on a farm sled behind the car when it started suddenly, was thrown from the sled, and the automobile ran over her body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wickware
Wis
Alice Quaderer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blue Bonnet Club
Home Demonstration Council
Ola A
Ete Tapas
Sans Conran
SR Ameros
Public Ledger
Earl Minderman
Scott
Ben Harrison
Sltice Supply Company
Oliver-Eskle Bldg
Miss Montgomery
Margery Payne Ward
New York
Sue McNamara
Anadia Lauder
William Morris
DEA
City Drug Store
Wilbur C. Hawk
Care Globe News
Prison Group
GOV. Moody
Nel Mullis
Roswell, N. M
Wesleyan College
Macon
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. R. Smith
Lansing Street
St. Johns
Michigan
Nte
Lydia
Pinkham
Med
Slayer
Alsion
China
Crystal
Little Brown House
Decorative Arts—Book Club
Gifts of Distinction
DIAL
Japan
Grove
Dean
Doan
John Greener
N. Sheridan Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
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