Birthday Party for Jimmy Keeton Jr Celebrated
Mrs. Charles Adkisson opened her home at 14 Carolina Street to a group of younger children for a birthday party honoring Jim Keeton Jr. Gifts, games, contests, and an ice cream served cake followed. Attendees included Betty Boaz Sandbury Fort Worth Billy Merringa Mary Frances Merriman Jack Richards and others.
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Charles Adkisson
Carolina Street
Jim Keeton
Adkisson
Fred Herzinger
Betty Boaz Sandbury
Fort Worth
Billy Merringa
Mary Frances Merriman
Jack Richards
Jimmy Azee
Martha B. Davis
Genelle Davis
Willis Dick Miller
Henry Nick Miller
Virginia van Gunten
Jenna Fay Newton
Vera Vea Newton
Dorothy Coard
George Holman Hill
Jimmy Hackler
Lucky Thirteen Club Hosts Lovely Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs T H Pearson and Mr and Mrs Joe V Moore welcomed Lucky 13 Bridge club members to their home at 905 South Louisiana Street. Sweet peas larks purs and gladiolas adorned reception rooms as guests played for high score prizes won by Roy Youngblood and members Vaughn Baker Billy Baker. Low scores went to Mrs Edward W Thomerson and Sidney Bridgeman. Special guests included H L Pegues Ted Lokey W W Elledge Lottie Wright and Cecil Williams.
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T. H. Pearson
Joe V. Moore
Lucky 13 Bridge Club
Pearson
South Louisiana Street
Roy Youngblood
Vaughn Baker
Billy Baker
Edward W. Thomerson
Sidney Bridge
H. L. Pegues
Ted Lokey
W. W. Elledge
Lottie Wright
Vaughn
Sidney Bridgeman
Cecil Williams
Missionary Circles Will Not Meet
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will not meet tomorrow due to July 4. They will convene next Wednesday.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Mayoress Dolores Zadina Governs Spanish Village
Dona Dolores Zadina became mayor of Talladell in 1924, the village’s first and only female mayor. Under her leadership 1853 residents gained schoolrooms and improved lighting, roads were repaired with personal service, and the village debt was paid. She is negotiating a water supply and a telephone station.
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Associated Press
Talladell
Spain
Lerida
Senora Codina
Frocks for Casino Have Many Colors
Paris dispatch reports French dressmakers judge summer frocks for resort wear in bright cheerful colors with black reserved for formal dinners. Bouffant pastels lace trim and floral embroidery offer feminine options for the season.
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Alice Langelier
Internmations
Paris
Miss Barrow Returns From Houston Trip Guests in Town
Miss Mary Barrow returns from a monthlong visit to Houston Galveston and Fort Worth with friends. Miss Chlo Lindley of Memphis stays as house guest of Miss Erma Martin at 1002 Sunset Road. The Cunningham Flower shop group travels on a monthlong pleasure and business trip to Milwaukee Crawfordsville Farmersburg Chicago and St. Louis. Mrs Frank L. Gerlach and son Ellison of Livingston Texas join Will H. Matthews Jr and wife for several weeks of entertaining.
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Mary Barrow
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Chlo Lindley
Memphis
Erma Martin
Sunset Road
William J. Beether
C. Cunningham
Hollis de Grassi
Cunningham Flower Shop
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Farmersburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri
Will H. Matthews, Jr
Matthews
Frank L. Gerlach
Ellison
Livingston
Texas
Frock Styles Highlight Pastel Casino Fashions
A description of several Casino frocks features pastel tones and delicate detailing. One silver lacs dress uses a silver gauze bodice with a flower basket lace motif. Other gowns include pale blue pale pink georgette and mousseline pieces with lace flounces and velvet capes, plus white Casino frocks as favorites.
Local notes and moving visitors update the community
Mrs Bryant mother of Mrs Byron Gist is recovering from tonsil removal two weeks ago. Mrs G H Boyles of Weatherford visits H L Boyles at 1612 Madison St. Mr and Mrs H B Jones depart for New York City with plans to detour through Detroit and return overland, gone a month or six weeks. G O Hiett and Floyd V Stoder travel to Pampa on a business trip. R E Protho attends two weeks at Palacios summer encampment. Mrs L L Travis and three children join Mr Travis in Hutchinson field, will stay at 1207 4 Van Buren for the summer, likely to settle in the city. Miss Mary Luck fills Miss Tera Brandon’s office duties during vacation. Miss Mary Huff returns to San Antonio. Miss Fay Wilder of Dalhart visits Mrs Margaret Levine at 817 Maryland Ave. Hopkins, ex-Thompson Barber Shop, takes a Service Barber position.
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Bryant
Byron Gist
G. H. Boyles
Weatherford
H. L. Boyles
Madison Street
H. B. Jones
New York City
Detroit
G. O. Hiett
American Central Life Insurance Company of
Dallas
Floyd V. Stoder
American Central Life
Pampa
R. E. Protho
Palacios
L. L. Travis
Salt Lake City
Travis
Hutchinson Field
van Buren
Mary Luck
Tera Brandon
Drs
Fay Wilder
Dalhart
Margaret Levine
Maryland Avenue
Hopkins
Thompson Barber Shop
Purification Pushes Health with Calotabs Regimen
An ad urges readers to purify the entire system with Calotabs to restore vitality. It claims a physician endorses purification as nature’s health foundation and recommends a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks with a family package and full directions, available at drugstores.
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Nature
Connally backs Smith for Democratic nomination in Texas
Congressman Tom Connally told Amarillo and Panhandle voters at the city auditorium last night that he will support Al Smith for the Democratic presidential nomination and endorses the Houston convention platform. He attacked Senator Mayfield’s record, cited Ku Klux Klan associations, criticized party bolting on the Pennsylvania Railway case, and opposed government regulation of markets and farm products. Connally’s Panhandle tour continues with stops in Pampa and Wichita Falls as other local notes unfold.
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Tom Connally
al Smith
Houston
Amarillo
Panhandle
City Auditorium
United States Senate
Connally
Earle BR. Mayfield
Mayfield
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania Railway
Cyrus Wood
Wood
Nicaragua
Republican Party
Pampa
Wichita Falls
Girl Saved From Drowning by Companion
Pauline Mann a 17 year old Orange Mill employee was saved from drowning Sunday after venturing into deep water seven miles north of the city. Companion Orgus Bigelow a fellow high school student spotted her sinking and rescued her providing first aid until she recovered.
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Pauline Mann
Orange Mill
Miss Mann
Orgus Bigelow
Krabbe Markets First Carload Wheat
A. F. Krabbe a Pullman farmer ten miles east of Amarillo sold his first carload of wheat to the Lemons Grain and Coal company. He reports a fine yield of thirty bushels per acre and a test of 62 pounds to the bushel. Soon hundreds of fresh wheat cars are expected to arrive in Amarillo.
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A. F. Krabbe
Pullman
Amarillo
Lemons Grain and Coal Company
Travelers in Mexico 10 to Be Protected
United States Ambassador Dwight W Morrow plans frequent travel to Cuernavaca where he has leased a two year house. In response to bandit activity on routes from Mexico City, the army has increased patrols and motorcycle units along the Mexico City Cuernavaca road and surrounding corridors to shield travelers including Morrow and others, following past kidnappings and a murder of an American tourist.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
Cuernevaca
Jacob Rosenthal
New York
Mexico
Puebla
Mr. Morrow
Capitol
Cuernavaca as Mountain Retreat and Bandit Route
Cuernavaca sits 4,000 feet above sea level and 3,500 feet below Mexico City, a popular escape for troubled nerves and breathers. The road from the capital is long, with steep grades and hidden woods inviting ambush by bandits, though a new road aims to curb danger. Cortes and Maxmilian favored Cuernavaca, whose palace now serves as city hall, where quick divorces are issued to hurried visitors despite questions of validity.
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Cuernevaca
Mexico City
Cortes
Maxmilian
Cortes Palace
United States
Two Presidents Set for Birthday Observances Tomorrow
In Superior Wisconsin the U S A 192 and Calvin Coolidge 56 mark birthdays tomorrow. The event highlights historic figures tied to the era, with local observances planned to honor their legacies.
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Superior
Wis
Calvin Coolidge
Rebels Inactive In Nicaragua Reported By Marines
Brigadier General Logan Feland head of American Marines in Nicaragua reported from the Rochester that rebels were inactive in the east coast region. About seven hundred Marines were posted from Port Lambert to roughly sixty miles inland, with Feland believing they could stop further depredations. He said insurgent leader Augusto Sandino appeared confined between Marine forces on the east and west.
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Associated Press
Balboa
Canal Zone
Logan Feland
Nicaragua
Rochester
Portland
Gaygeneral
Feland
Augustino Sandino
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Jimmy Keeton, Jr
Lucky Thirteen Club
Gov
Taylor Street
Louise Bell
Oklahoma City
R. B. Masterson
Robert Hamilton
Dr. Cunningham
H. Cunningham
California
M. Sherman
The
Morizon
Fete
Vanes
Downing
Krabbe
Beauty Service
Mall
India
Oye
Maxwett House Tea
American Beauty
Southwestern Public Service Company
Pittman Cseveler and Optometrist
Polk St
Post
Postum Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
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