Recital for church fund draws large Central crowd
A large crowd filled Central Presbyterian church for a recital by baritone W. Harold Flamm with accompanist Miss Grace Hamilton to raise funds for the church building fund. The Rev. Gaston Foote will preach at Polk Street Methodist on Sunday evening. Daisy Cline and Edgar Lester married at Tabernacle Baptist parsonage with pastor J. C. Sizemore officiating. They will reside at 703 Adams Street in Amarillo.
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Grace Hamilton
Gaston Foote
Polk Street Methodist Church
Cline Lester
Daisy Cline
Edgar Lester
Tabernacle Baptist Church
J. C. Sizemore
Babe Countess Dunbar Welcomes Healthy Daughter in New York
The former Millicent Burch, now Countess of Dunbar, is mother to Beverly born in a New York hospital. Friends hope the infant may soften distant relations with her husband, the Earl of Dunbar, who was once arrested in New Jersey on abandonment charges. Hardship and reconciliation loom as family tensions intersect high society events.
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Millicent Burch
Beverly
New York Hospital
Earl of Dunbar
New Jersey
Social notes from Claude and Clarksville guests and events
Martin of Clarendon visited Miss Victoria Warner in Claude. Helen Martin plans to sail August 10 for Cairo to teach music at a Presbyterian girls school. Mrs. Charles Kennedy and baby daughter visited Mrs. J. W. Curtis in Clarksville. Mrs. R. R. Swift of Dallas hosted a bridge afternoon at Mrs. Vogt’s home with eight tables. high score went to Mrs. Ross Rogers and Mrs. Allese Skillman was second. Numerous guests shared an ice course. Margaret Hardin of Los Angeles arrives today for a visit with Ed W. Hardin and wife. Additional entertainments included Mrs. J. Daniels and C. C. Hamilton of Dallas with millinery firm members and Mrs. Walter Irvin and Mrs.
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Dallas
Willilam P. Hoskins
Jack Vogt
Bridge
Vogt
Monroe Street
Ross Rogers
Mis. Allese Skillman
Charles Kennedy
Clarksville
Paul Driscoll
Jimmy Rogers
John Kuykendall
Rufus Eppler
Scranton
J. M. Lybrand
Fort Worth
MacDonald Nobles
Claude Nobles
Merle Patton
A. W. Joiner
W. W. Woolsey
Bernard Teel
Moss Margaret Hardin
Los Angeles
Calif
Ed W. Hardin
Bootleggers Complain About Home Brew Makers
Dallas police report home brewing hurts bootleggers and prompts many complaints of liquor being made. Captain Frank Scott notes a bootlegger twice arrested sought a raid on a beer maker after claiming a past customer pressured him. Anonymous letters with brewer addresses have been traced to suppliers.
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Dallas
Frank Scott
Scott
Perons
Chief Clerk in State Treasury Office to Quit
R B Cross, chief clerk in the state treasurer's office, said he will resign August 1. Treasurer W Gregory Hatcher offered no statement on the resignation. Cross was appointed under a previous administration, listing numerous former officials.
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Associated Press
Austin
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W. Gregory Hatcher
Thea
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Weeks Social Calendar Friday Events
Two thirty in the afternoon Mrs FE M Benesch hosts Jovial 13 bridge club at her home Hill Kentucky Avenue. At three o clock in the afternoon Will A Miller chapter UD C meets at Mrs S J Simpson 1209 Jackson Street. All members invited.
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13 Bridge Club
Hill Kentucky Avenue
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Jackson Street
Births exceed deaths two to one in Amarillo in June
Vital statistics show 63 births and 26 deaths in Amarillo for June. Male births were 7 and female births 20, while male deaths were 9 and female deaths 17. Ten deceased were under 10, an unusually high share, and no contagious disease cases were reported as of July 1.
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Amarillo
A. U. Lindsay
Lindsay
Revolutionists Did Not Enter U S Says Mexico
El Paso reports a denial that a band of revolutionists crossed into Mexico at Columbus New Mexico yesterday. Alfonso de la Huerta brother of Adolfo leader of the revolt called the reports unfounded and said a formal statement would follow. U S army and justice officials with border movement ties said they had no information supporting the claim.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Mexico
Columbus
N. M
Alfonso de la Huerta
Adolfo
United States Army
Department of Justice
New Sweater Styles Bring Chic Spring Updates
Spring fashion highlights colorful fresh sweater designs headed by knitted jabot tops and slim slipons. Palm Beach style sets a trend with versatile outfits pairing knitwear with crepe de chine or jersey skirts, plus high quality imported yarns and American knitting craft.
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Palm Beach
Milady
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