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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1931

Page

6

Bridge Luncheon Honors Sisters At Rose Bowl

Mrs. Harold Knupp hosted a bridge luncheon at the Rose Bowl on Wednesday afternoon to honor her sisters Mrs. L. M. Frogge of Plainview and Mrs. A. F. Moss of Memphis and Ward Belmont Club members. Yellow calendulas decorated tables with orange notes on place cards and bud vases. High game favors went to Mrs. Vance Huff and Mrs. C. S. Dillard. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J. B. Atwood of Clovis and numerous local attendees.

L. M. Frogge Plainview A. F. Moss Memphis Ward Belmont Club Harold Knupp Rose Bowl Vance Huff C. S. Dillard J. B. Atwood Clovis Winona Griggs Pauline Callaghan Panhandle A. F. Mous Eddie Johnson Howard Anderson W. M. Blake Beaumont Stinnett Jim Williams J. A. Rush John Mathis Norman Haley Jim Farrell Mark Oliver Parker Prouty

Snappy Bridge Club Hosts Spanish Themed Evening

The Snappy Bridge Club met Tuesday at Hardings' ranch log cabin hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Levy. Guests enjoyed Spanish decor, chili, and prizes as couples including R. D. Northern and R. H. Horsehler scored high.

Hardings’ Ranch Bridge Club Bert Levy Ted R. D. Northern R. H. Horsehler H. H. Rumsey

Mrs Clyde Jacks Complimented at Bridge Shower

Mrs Clyde Jacks former name Pauline Martin was honored at a bridge shower hosted by Mrs Edna Reynolds Miss Amy Quick and Miss Betty Hanson at 1501 Buchanan Street Musical decorations included Cupid motifs and heart laden tables High honor went to Mrs Margaret Coble with Miss Gayle Hagan as consolation recipient Attending guests included Mrs Clyde Jacks Mrs Winona West and several others

Clyde Jacks Mian Pauline Martin Edna Reynolds Amy Quick Betty Hanson Reynolds Buchanan Street Margaret Coble Gayle Hagan Winona West Pear L. Hammond Lillian Stone C. C. Fountain Pessah Jaques Debbie Patterson Carolyn Norman Eva Myer Comfort Warren Ethel Martin Essie Mac Martin

Art for the Child Discussed by Wilson P.T.A.

The Wilson Parent Teachers Association held a fundraising sale of popcorn and divinity bars at the school. Mrs. M. H. Post spoke on art for the child and early color teaching, with principals growing with age. Miss Lyda Brown’s pupils performed a thrift playlet and Sara Miller’s room won the prize for most attending mothers as about 100 members joined the meeting.

Wilson Parent Teachers Association M. H. Post

Capudine Quick Headache Relief Promoted Throughout Homes

An ad touts Capudine as an amazingly fast remedy for severe headaches in thousands of American homes. It claims immediate action often in one third the time of other remedies, with no narcotics and no digestion disturbance. Sold at drug stores and soda fountains in 30¢ and 60¢ bottles.

America

Mrs. C. D. Hoover Hosts S S Teachers Luncheon

Mrs. C. D. Hoover entertained the primary department teachers of the First Christian Church at her home on 1400 Jackson Street. The luncheon featured a fruit centerpiece and red candies, with plans discussed for the coming year. Guests included Mrs. Curry Smythe Mrs. H. L. Johnson Men. J. I. Wynn Mrs. Kate Pitte Mrs. Elva Bennett Mrs. J. FE. Cox Mrs. R. Ripperton Mrs. Mac Vernon Mrs. C. B. Roeder and Miss Maurine Trolinger.

First Christian Church C. D. Hoover Jackson Street Curry Smythe J. I. Wynn Kate Pitte Elva Bennett J. FE. Cox R. Ripperton

Mauldin Family Returns From Decatur Visit

H. L. Mauldin and son Emmett and daughter Mrs. J. H. Buckingham and Howard Jr. returned Tuesday from Decatur where they visited Mr. Mauldin's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Mauldin.

H. L. Mauldin Emmett J. H. Buckingham Howard, Jr Decatur Mr. Mauldin George Mauldin

California Fig Syrup Helps Dallas Child

A Dallas mother credits California Fig Syrup with easing her daughter Betty Jean’s fretfulness feverishness and constipation. The ad touts the product as a safe vegetable remedy used for years by mothers and doctors to relieve discomfort and improve appetite digestion and vitality in children.

J. W. Nolen Ceanter St Dallas Betty Jean California

Mrs. J. Edwards Named Honoree Luncheon Here

Mrs. John Ben Edwards of Plains Kansas was named honoree at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Walter Barlow at the Rose Bowl Tea Room on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Edwards visits sister Mrs. C. C. Gordon at 1028 Bowie Street. Sweetpeas and lavender candles decorated the table.

El Taos Bridge Club Dinner Bridge Entertainment

The newly formed El Taos Bridge Club was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W H Ward for a dinner bridge at El Taos on Tuesday evening A red and green color note pie in crystal holders greeted guests After luncheon the party moved to the Parish House of St Andrew's Episcopal Church where attendees included Mrs John Ben Edwards Mrs C Gordon Mrs E A Ryan Mrs J J Lane Mrs C P Walsh Mrs Ira Mash Mrs FE A Ford Mrs W E Sturdevant and Mrs W A Barlow

el Taon St. Andrew's Episcopal Church John Ben Edwards C. Gordon E. A. Ryan J. J. Lane C. P. Walsh Ira Mash FE. A. Ford W. E. Sturdevant W. A. Barlow

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Wilson P.T. A Capudine S. S Lifornia Lee Gay Drug Store J. Edwards el Taos EB. Greve W. H. Ward M. J. Sayer BE. M. Blackburn H. J. Sasse J. P. Kinslow B. Greve Palo Duro Apts Blackburn Bros Bradley KAYEE West Texas L. C. Stevenson W. N Bill) Thompson Regent’s M.J.B. Coffee Mel Oe Golden Arrow Montgomery Ward & CO Polk St Amarillo
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