Newlyweds Showered with Compliments at Surprise Party
Mrs. W. L. Frieze Jr hosted a surprise shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Hollingsworth celebrating their marriage announced recently. Miss Lucile Flack offered piano solos as guests arrived. Attendees included Mrs. J. W. Hollingsworth and several Frieze, Flack, Kieth, and Hollingsworth family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hollingsworth
W. L. Frieze, Jr
Taylor Street
Lucile Flack
Billie Kieth
Billy Crownover
H. M. Flack
J. W. Hollingsworth
L. Y. Duke
C. W. Kieth, Jr
Bernie Vaught
Allatia Jean Frieze
Clara Key
Ruth Mellor
Dorothy Beeman
C. Tusticon
Cleo Hollingsworth
Pauline Parks
Birthday Party for Billy Pittman at Home
Little Billy Pittman celebrated his fourth birthday with a party at 1008 West Twentieth Avenue. The decorated rooms featured valentines and balloons, guests received favors, and a cake with four candles was cut and served with ice cream. Attendees included Betty Blanche Smith, Caralynn Roddy, Barbara Michael, Colleen Magegard, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Pittman
West Twentieth Avenue
Billy
Betty Blanche Smith
Caralynn Roddy
Barbara Michael
Colleen Magegard
Betty Jo Roberts
Maxine Ratcliff
Sharline Barker
Lee Wayne Stroud
Bonnye Beth Krety
Billy Jack Bowen
Jimmy Benesch
Don Edward Hubbert
Sam Atterberry
Billy Hugh Atterberry
Joe
Peter Pratt
Hollis Ballew
Keith Taylor, Jr
Jack Ran
Philharmonic Club Plans Tournament for Benefit
The Philharmonic Club hosts a charity tournament at Amarillo Country Club next Monday afternoon. Three games 42 auction and contract bridge offer prizes. refreshments and candy are sold. Proceeds fund free concerts by the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Hostesses will greet guests. reservations to Mrs. T. M. Caldwell or Mrs. George S. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Amarillo Country Club
Philharmonic Club
T. M. Caldwell
George S. Williams
A and P W Club To Meet Tonight
The Kiwanis Club will run the program for the regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Amarillo Hotel this evening at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin From Blue Star Ointment
Cooling soothing ointment melts at body heat and penetrates pores carrying medicines to kill stubborn itch. Treats rash tetter ringworm foot itch eczema and other itchy troubles faster than ordinary remedies. Clean pleasant odor money back if it fails sold by all drug stores ady.
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All Drug Stores
Ady
Makes You Lose Unhealthy Fat Kruschen Ad Claim
Mrs. Ethel Smith of Norwich Connecticut reports losing 16 pounds with Kruschen Salts. She says night duties cursed sleep days but after taking Kruschen she sleeps well, eats normally, and loses fat. The ad promises a four week bottle for a few cents and offers money back if not convinced. Fox Drug City Drug Post Office Drug or any drug store in America.
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Ethel Smith
Norwich
Conn
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Co
Post Office Drug Co
America
W. H. Pratt
Cumminsville
Nebraska
Von
Mr. Pratt
Omaha van Company
Keeline Bldg
Omaha
Nebr
Social Calendar Tonight and Wednesday Club Meetings
Local organizations announce evening gatherings at various venues including American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home at 8, Fortnightly Club at 7 30, Catholic Daughters benefit bridge at Sacred Heart Parish House, and O E S Bonita Chapter at the Masonic Temple. Several church circles meet in homes or church buildings with times ranging from 2 to 3 hours, plus noon sessions and a Rainbow Girls call meeting at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Parish House
Washington Street
Legion Auxiliary Plans Evening Social at Legion Home
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will host the regular social meeting at the Legion Home this evening at 8 o'clock. The entertainment committee Mrs. Fred Bolich Mrs. Ted Blackburn and Mrs. A Petersen has planned bridge and dancing with tap dance numbers as a special feature.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Fred Bolich
Ted Blackburn
A. Petersen
Miss Ballew Hosts Leap Year Dance at Home
Miss Aileen Ballew acted as hostess for a leap year dance at her home at 1004 West Twentieth Avenue. Guests included Miss Mary Holman, Miss Jane Higgins, Miss Jasmine Sheafear, Miss Gean Wright, Miss Mary Edith Batson, Miss Margaret Leeman, Miss Elizabeth Saterwhite, Miss Janice Damron, Miss Lucy Earle Roddy, Miss Ruby Lee Calhoun, Miss Louise Gover, Miss Margaret Slaughter and Miss Aileen Ballew, with a long list of young men attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Ballew
West Twentieth Avenue
Mary Holman
Jane Higgins
Jasmine Sheafear
Gean Wright
Mary Edith Batson
Margaret Leeman
Elizabeth Saterwhite
Janice Damron
Lucy Earle Roddy
Ruby Lee Calhoun
Louise Gover
Margaret Slaughter
Bob Pond
Bill Livingston
Bobby Clowe
Billy Morgan
C. G. Clayton
Eugene Coan
Edwin Womble
Fred Hale
Jack Royalty
Leland Twadell
Joe Hensley
Lary Sparks
Murray Curl
W. B. Person
Rayford Hobbs
George Lynch
George Bowden
Robert Tims
Harriet Crawford Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday Party
Harriet Ann Crawford marked her thirteenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by Rethena Sandage at 2402 Buchanan Street. Attendees included Verlin Tarpley Neva Walker Betty Crawford Rothena Sanders Lloyd Walker Harry Dunlap T D Robinson and J C Crawford Jr as games contests and a cake stood at center with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ann Crawford
Rethena Sandage
Buchanan Street
Verlin Tarpley
Neva Walker
Betty Crawford
Rothena Sanders
Lloyd Walker
Harry Edwin Dunlap
T. D. Robinson
J. C. Crawford, Jr
C E Society Hosts Harold Lovitt Special Guest
Harold Lovitt of Dallas state field secretary of Christian Endeavor of Texas was a special guest at the Young People's C E Society meeting of the First Christian Church Sunday evening. Miss Florence Snodgrass led a lesson on What Leader ship Should We Follow with talks by Charles Bates Roy Snodgrass Clay Edward Thompson and C A James. Merry Mix Up Club To Meet Wednesday at Mrs A F Partney's home 3123 West Tenth Ave at 2 30. Tabernacle Society Meeting Postponed to January 2 at Sacred Heart Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lovitt
Dallas
Christian Endeavor of Texas
C. E. Society of the First Christian Church
Florence Snodgrass
Charles Bates
Roy Snodgrass
Clay Edward Thompson
C. A. James
A. F. Partney
West Tenth Avenue
Huey Long Heads for Senate With Theatrics or Seriousaims
United Press reports Huey Long of Louisiana plans to join the Senate with a showy flair or a sober approach, depending on the audience. Known for canting to locals with pot likker talk and political stunts, he also claims solid grasp of tariff, world court, prohibition, and disarmament issues. He campaigns across Louisiana in a motor truck with amplifiers and a phonograph, prompting crowds with music and his chosen Indian song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
Huey Parham Long
Louisiana
Long
Capitol
New Orleans
State Penitentiary
Woman Sentenced After Guilty Pleas For Theft
A woman received eight days in jail after County Attorney Rhea C. Myers recommended the sentence on one charge. She pleaded guilty to stealing a woman's coat at a dance hall and another coat at a skating rink last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea C. Myers
Woman released from jail after suspended sentence
An Amarillo woman, held on two theft charges, was released from the county jail late yesterday as her sentence was suspended due to her being an expectant mother. One charge was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Long the lawman and the Indian Love Call
The article sketches Long a strongly built man in his thirties who thrives on fighting and can match cuss words with General Dawes. A traveling salesman turned lawyer, he completed Tulane’s three year course in a year and a half while sampling the classics and dreaming of Greek study in Washington as park benches with fold-out backs turn into picnic tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Tulane
Long
Washington
Golden Medical Discovery praised by Texarkana resident
Edwin L. Spahr of 1518 W 4th St Texarkana testifies the Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery gave him great benefit. He cites his mother who recovered after three bottles and returned to housework. The ad notes availability at druggists and offers free medical advice via Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel Dept 303 Buffalo N Y with a symptom blank in the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Edwin L. Spahr
W. 4Th St
Invalids Hotel
Dept. 303
Buffalo
N. Y
Pedestrian Killed by Truck on Pecos Highway
In Pecos Texas on January 26 Joe Walker 30 of Whitesboro was struck and killed by a truck. Local officials reported the fatal incident occurred on Pecos Highway near the city limits. The driver remained at the scene and cooperation with investigators was pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Texas
Joe Walker
Whitesboro
Worker killed by truck on highway 60 miles west
A road contractor employee died after stumbling on a rock and being struck by a truck on a highway about 60 miles west of here. He was rushed to Pecos Hospital but succumbed to his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning Slong
Here
Pecos
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West Tentt Avenue
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Hayden Street
Woman's Council of
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Charles Adkisson
Carolina Street
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