Jewelry fashions guide by Jean Patou for evening gowns
Written for NEA Service, July 2, the piece discusses how jewelry should harmonize with fashions, stressing that simple lines and black white palettes dominate evening wear. It notes jeweled touches, such as clips and pendants, can complete a gown and that back jewelry can balance necklines while preserving dress character.
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Jean Patou
NEA
van Cleef & Arjewelers
International Re
Reading from a Tuned Cost of Living Table
The passage compares food costs for girls at different salaries, noting a $1000 salary spends 42 percent on meals while a $1500 salary spends 32 percent. It cites specific per meal costs and overall daily food expenses, reflecting a study on budgeting and consumption patterns.
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Nevada Agricultural Extension Co
Oney
Miss Luck Attends Ninth Alpha Zeta Beta Convention
Miss Mary Luck spends two weeks in Denver for the ninth national convention of Alpha Zeta Beta at the Brown Palace Hotel. Also noted are local movers and travelers including Jacob Glovier recovering after a tractor accident and others visiting or returning from trips to Texas, California, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana.
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Taylor Street
Alpha Zeta Beta
Brown Palace
Denver
Colo
Mary Luck
Brown Palace Hotel
Jacob Glovier
Clifford Glovier
St. Anthony's Hospital
Gay Colors Mark Summer's Advance
The piece notes fashion trends as summer approaches with bold color contrasts. It highlights waist emphasis and outfits pairing white or pastels with daring silks in orange blue green and red. It suggests only slender figures dare the flamboyant combinations while deeming them fetching.
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Washington
Zemo marketed as remedy for itchy scalp and dandruff
The advertisement claims ZEMO stops itching, removes dandruff, and prevents hair loss when applied to the scalp. It emphasizes cleanliness and reliability and notes dealers offer bottles at 35c, 60c, and 1.00.
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Zemo
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a penetrating antiseptic that cures eczema and other skin diseases. It claims the oil won’t clog pores or stain, costs 85 cents, and provides relief after the first use with complete satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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City Drug
Fox Stores
Moone
Moore Couple Honored With Surprise Wedding Shower
Mr and Mrs J R Moore were honored with a surprise miscellaneous shower at their home 901 North Grant Street by friends from Buchanan Street Methodist Church. Guests brought gifts and games followed by refreshments. Attending were Rev J S Huckabee and many local families including the Lofgrens Clifton Tomlinsons and the Moores relatives.
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J. R. Moore
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
North
Grant Street
Huckabee
W. T. Copeland
Louise
J. W. Thomas
William Lofgren
Mary Lofgren
Dunn
Walters
W. L. Clifton
Maurine Clifton
J. E. Baggs
C. E. McPherson
Iola McPherson
Nichols
Allen
P. O. Dixon
8. A. Tomlinson
Charles Tomlinson
Sugg
C. E. Love
Galbreath
Earl D. Moore
Dr Pennock and Miss Nixon Attend National Convention
Dr Daisy Pennock of 1603 Van Buren Street leaves for Dallas to join the Blue Bonnet Special and attend the Business and Professional Women's Club national convention in Richmond July 6 to 11. She is the local club’s official delegate and will visit Washington and Kansas City on return. Miss Elizabeth Nixon of the Lucerne Apartments will join Pennock in Dallas for the Richmond convention.
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Daisy Pennock
van Buren Street
Dallas
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Richmond
Dr. Pennock
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Elizabeth Nixon
Lucerne Apartments
Gleaner's Class Picnic Plan At Harrison Street Home
The Gleaner's Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will gather for a picnic outing this evening. The girls meet at Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin's home at 1515 Harrison Street at 6 o'clock and proceed to the country for a swim and meal.
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First Baptist Church
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Harrison Street
U D C To Meet Friday Afternoon
The Will A. Miller Chapter of the United Daughters of Confederacy will meet Friday at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs. L B Reese located at 1010 Van Buren Street.
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Will A. Miller
The
United Daughters of Confederacy
Unity Study Club To Meet Tonight
The Unity Study Club will meet this evening at 8 o clock in Room No 9 of the Green Building. The subject for discussion will be What Are You.
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Unity Study Club
Green Building
Mrs Kersey Hosts River Road Home Demonstration Club
Mrs Kersey hosted the River Road Home Demonstration Club on Wednesday afternoon with a patriotic program led by Winnett DeGrassi Ellen Hall and Bernice Broadstreet The event included a 4 H demonstration by Dixie Irby and Katherine Baker A delegate was elected to attend the Texas A&M short course with Mrs John Hall as alternate Attendees listed include Mrs W J Fulton E Hall R B Connell ee J Hall and others.
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B. Kersey
River Road Home Demonstration Club
America
Winnett DeGrassi
Ellen Hall
Bernice Broadstreet
River Road
Dixie Irby
Katherine Baker
W. D. DeGrassi, Jr
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
John Hall
W. J. Fulton
E. Hall
R. 8. Connellee
H. A. Hagerman
B. Persey
J. F. Broadstreet
W. D. Irby
M. B. Moberly
H. M. Butts
Percy Gibbs
J. B. Diggs
A. J. Crow
Bob J. Johnson
Caperton and Griffith Wed Quietly in Clovis NM
Mrs. Marjorie Caperton formerly of Amarillo and L F Griffith of Lovington New Mexico were married in Clovis on Sunday afternoon The couple will live in Lovington where both work in the oil business
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Marjorie Caperton
Amarillo
L. F. Griffith
Lovington
N. M
Clovis
Gypsy Kerchiefs Charm Sportswear Trends in Paris
Paris reports Gypsy handkerchiefs as the smart woman’s new sports wear accessory. Bright kerchiefs tied high on one side of the head and low over the other with tabs over the ear match beach pajamas or sports frocks.
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Paris
Thermometer Hits 101 in June High for Amarillo
The June heat in Amarillo reached 101 degrees, a year’s high but five degrees below the 40 year June record of 106. The month was unusually dry with .69 inches of rain and 94 percent sunshine, 17 days fully cloudless. July now faces the task of continuing the family heat tradition.
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Amarillo
Farenheit
State Gathers Hunting Tales From Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 2 The Pennsylvania Game Commission has become a clearing house for true hunting stories receiving odd tales from across the state. One yarn tells of Ben McCullough a 260 pound railroader wrestling a buck to the ground then killing it with a hunting knife after clothes are shed. Another tale by Charles Ernst describes a deaf bear calmly munching nuts while a hunter’s shot fails to stop the feast.
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Harrisburg
U.P
Pennslyvania Game Commission
Ben McCullough
Kittanning
McCullough
Charles Ernst
Ernst
Primary Officers And Teachers Are Entertained
The second year primary teachers entertained the primary department officers and teachers with a picnic at Ellwood Park on Tuesday evening. A delicious picnic lunch followed. Attending were numerous teachers and their guests including Mrs. D. A. Park, Mrs. Geo. M. Waddill, Mrs. R. C. Martini, Miss Alma Richardson, Miss Addie Taylor, Master Higgins, and Harry Gray.
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Ellwood Park
D. A. Park
Geo. M. Waddill
R. C. Martini
Sherrill Burks
Chas. Nicholson
E. C. Britain
F. M. McLaughlin
Vernon Ball
Clara Huke
Mary Edith Hopkins
Rapid construction plans for massive dome stadium
City hall officials outline a swift build for a vast stadium wall one third of a mile in circumference. Under heavy labor, the structure could rise in 40 days with hundreds of men working simultaneously. Steel underpinning and Lamella dome roof columns will follow as erection starts, aiming to finish in record time for the Tri State Fair opening.
44 Million Rings Landed At Yarmouth In England
In a single day, 44 000 000 rings were landed at Yarmouth England enough to provide a fish for every man woman and child in England.
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Yarmouth
England
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