Pauline Placey Weds H H Darnall in Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Pauline Placey daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Placey of 712 North Garfield Street became the bride of Mr H Herbert Darnall Jr at the family home with Rev G L Yates officiating. The couple’s attendants included maid of honor Wilma Grounds and best man Stuart Johnson. After a buffet reception, the couple resided at 8609 Tyler Street. both are connected with local institutions and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pauline Placey
E. G. Placey
North Garfield Street
H. Herbert Darnall, Jr
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Anna Mae Jameson
Miss Jameson
Mendelssohn
Wilma Grounds
Stuart Johnson
Placey
Roy Landers
Higgins
Traveling Tweeds Dominate Winter Wardrobes
Fashion notes from Paris describe rough yet smart travel chic for winter Riviera and Palm Beach trips. Tweed suits and novelty woolens, fur-trimmed coats, two main ensembles, and practical jacket suits emphasize durability, with knitted blouses and shaping details paired to travel wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Meew
Associated Press
Paris
Riviera
Palm Beach
Young Married Couples Elect Officers At Polk Street Church
The Young Married People's Class of Polk Street Methodist met at teacher Mrs. Clyde McDavid’s home on Bellaire Street for an annual business meeting. Officers elected included Mrs. Noble R. Fowlkes as president, Mrs. Jim Collins as vice president, and Mrs. C. H. Jeffers as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Jim Collins
Roger Shook
Noble Fowlkes
I. T. U. Auxiliary To Meet Thursday
The Auxiliary No. 79 of the International Typographical Union will meet with Mrs. H. B. Martin at 510 12 Fillmore Street Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Typographical Union
H. B. Martin
Fillmore Street
Philharmonic Club Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Philharmonic Club met at Mrs. J. W. Sanders home on Hughes Street Monday afternoon to elect officers for the new club year. George Williams was chosen president with R. W. Adams as vice president and H. H. Warner as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
R. W. Adams
J. F. Brown
J. O. Cade
T. M. Caldwell
I. D. Cole
H. M. Crudgington
J.J. Crume
G. Trent Davis
E. F. Lanham
R. J. Moore
G. T. Oliver
E. H. Powell
F. A. Sliger
Charles F. Smith
J. Otis Trulove
J. L. Ulm
G. 8. Vineyard
H. H. Warner
George Williams
C. M. Holt
T. V. Elvey
Floyd Dyer
W. J. Fuermann
Harry Hatcher
Clay Hall
Junior Philharmonic Club Plans February Rehearsals
The Junior Philharmonic Club held its monthly meeting at the Woman's Club Rooms. Mae Sue Thompson performed The Cossacks on piano and Dorothy Jo Smythe played Cries Crose. After the program, plans were made for February rehearsals. A mass meeting is urged for Wednesday night at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Philharmonic Club
Woman's Club
Mae Sue Thompson
Dorothy Jo Smythe
Buffet Supper Entertainment For Sub Debs
Miss Bobbie Small hosted a buffet supper at El Taos featuring red roses on the long table. Chicago entertainer Miss Anna Mae Miles performed tap dance and novelty acts for a dinner crowd including Miss Marjorie Fisk Miss Jane Austin and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Small
el Taos
Anna Mae Miles
Chicago
Marjorie Fisk
Jane Austin
Mary Storm
Sarabeth Davis
Catherine Turner
Mary Exum
Francis Dawson
Lee Ruth Brage
Sara Margaret Austin
Frankie Gist
Jane Bivins
Alma Jean Rogers
Mary Ann Weymouth
Martha Shelton Houghton
Henry Houser
Billie Dee
Jim Weymouth
Toll Underwood
Jack Boston
Fred Short
Bill Mac Williams
Henry Fuqua
Seldon Simpson
Rufus Ryan
Charles Fish
Patsy Ray
Pat Brandenburg
Millard Nobles
River Road Club Plans Demonstration at Mrs Biggs Home
River Road Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs J B Biggs Wednesday afternoon at 3 oclock. Miss Mary Sitton Home Demonstration agent will give a demonstration on hot and cold breads. Wednesday nights mass meeting at the Auditorium is for Amarillos welfare. Be there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
J. B. Biggs
Mary Sitton
Heads Up Amarillo Mass Meeting at City Auditorium
A mass meeting is planned for Wednesday night at the Amarillo Auditorium. Locals urged to attend for community updates and notes on upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Auditorium
Charity Work Outlined by Council Here
Amarillo council of Parents and Teachers discussed guiding children to choose their own study paths. Supt. W A McIntosh and G G Ordway urged steady educational progress despite pressures. The Thrift Room aid for needy students reported 20 served on opening day and will operate Mondays and Thursdays. A musical fundraiser on Feb 3 at the high school auditorium will support the Thrift room and Child Welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
G. G. Ordway
Ordway
Chad Elliott
Thrift Fund
Child Study Club
Ventura Smith
W. D. Weetbay
Rose Bowl To Serve Chicken Dinner
The Rose Bowl Tea room will offer a special baked chicken dinner on Wednesday. Each Wednesday is designated as men s day at the Rose Bowl with a menu prepared specifically for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Classroom Teachers To Meet At Tyler School
The regular monthly meeting of classroom teachers will be held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock in room 10. A nominating committee will be appointed at this time. All members are requested to be present.
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Tyler School
Amarillo O E S Initiation Meeting Tonight
The Amarillo Chapter No. 787 of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic Temple this evening at 7 30. An invitation will follow the business session. All visiting Eastern Stars are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
American women learn French cooking in Paris gas office
In a Rue Lafayette gas office near Sacre Coeur, American women who never cooked pie are learning to cook under chef Francois Ranayolo. They practice with butter, fruit juice, and techniques like truffle flesh and hollandaise while he supervises at a tiny stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Lafayette
Basilique du Sacre Couer
Francois Ranayolo
France
Francois
Mrs Hamilton’s Guests Depart for California
Mrs Otis Helfrich and her daughter Catherine of New York City left Monday evening for California after a pleasant visit with Mrs G B Hamilton and Mr Hamilton of 22 West Sixteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Helfrich
Catherine
New York City
California
Fishermen Adrift After Iceberg Breaks Free
Rescue parties rushed to save fifty fishermen who were swept into the Caspian Sea when a massive berg broke loose from the shore during a storm. The ice mass carried the men far onto dangerous waters, threatening their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrese
Astrakhan
U. S
Caspian Sea
Pinex Pine Cure Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Home remedy combines 244 ounces of Pines with a pint of sugar syrup or honey to create a inexpensive cough syrup. Marketed as a potent, fast acting treatment that reaches the lungs and soothes inflammation, it claims superior results to store bought medicines while keeping well and pleasing children. Pinex derived from Norway Pine is promoted as the active healing agent with a money back guarantee.
North Fillmore underpass work set for next Monday
City plans to divide the North Fillmore Street underpass project next Monday January 12 after talks between Fort Worth Denver and Rock Island engineers and Amarillo officials. The $175000 construction cost follows bids for materials and a division of work to begin promptly.
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North Fillmore
Fort Worth
City Commission
North Fillmore Street
East Third Avenue
Amarilloan Sees International Mail Improvement
The Amarilloan notes faster international mail with examples from H. D. Martin of Martin Printing Co. A letter mailed during the Spanish American War circled the globe and returned in one year 10 days. A second letter took four months. A self addressed letter sent to Leicester England and Yokohama Japan returned via San Francisco in two months 10 days.
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H. D. Martin
Martin Printing Company
North
Fillmore Street
Martin
Itr
Amarillo
Leicester
England
Yokohama
Japan
San Francisco
Globe
Railroads Agree to Build North Fillmore Underpass
Under favorable working conditions the North Fillmore subway will require fully that long, it is estimated. Fort Worth & Denver and Rock Island railroads have signified willingness to participate in the constriction of the underpass with a conference set for next Monday as one of the final preliminary steps to start active work.
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North Fillmore
Fort Worth
Cardui tonic helps Roanoke mother regain strength
Mrs. T B Akers of 533 Nelson St S E Roanoke Virginia describes years of pain and weakness from standing. After reading Cardui ads she used Cardui and says she was able to do her work and was free of pain after six bottles. She continues to use Cardui as a tonic and recommends it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
T. B. Akers
Nelson Street
S.E
Cardus
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I. T. U. Auxiliary
Behri G. Hill
Nat
Patou
Mr. Page
Discoun
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Mayo Dental Clini
Menace
Ila
Palo Duro
Jackson
Fillmore
Hite
Amarilloan
Emrat
Hiram
TUS
Bugs Baer
Baer
RCA Radiotron
RCA
RCA Radiotron Co., Inc
Harrison
N. J
Radio Corporation of America
Virginia Lady
Finkler Electric CO
Polk St
Thedford
Boxwell Brothers
Taylor
Calcutta
Daniel Green
White
Zick
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