Pattern for Size 36 to 48 Frock with Step by Step Diagrams
Ama rillo Globe Pattern announces pattern 2373 for sizes 36 to 48. Instructions describe long lines for taller look, surplice bodice, slender seaming, and stitched pleats on the skirt with bow details. Includes fabric yardages for size 36 and ordering details, plus catalog offers from Anne Adams.
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Amarillo Globe Daily
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Baptist W. M. S. Chooses Leaders At Pierce Street Church
Pierce Street Baptist Church W M S met midweek electing Mrs U S Sapp and Mrs J B Horton as leaders of the Intermediate Girls Auxiliary and Mrs O D Simpson as assistant in the Junior G A. An ice cream supper on the church lawn was planned and city and county candidates were invited. Mrs C R Gallogly led a devotional on Stewardship of Money.
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U. S. Sapp
J. B. Horton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
O. D. Simpson
G. A
C. R. Gallogly
J. D. Horton
W. C. Coller
G. ©. Collier
John Dodson
R. Gallogly
Edward Pearce
M. A. Law
M. D. Crump
Grace Law
L. R. Vanskike
W. W. Shirley
Clyde Owens
M. D
Notable Army Figures Tied to Jefferson Barracks History
Lieut. Col. Walter Krueger named new commandant at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. He was born in Germany and enlisted in the United States Army as a private in 1898. Also mentioned are Rutherford, R. W. Cornelius, E. A. Luellen and P. J. Smith in connection with the same report.
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Walter Krueger
Jefferson Barracks, Mo
Germany
United States Army
Mrs Hazelwood Feted At Rose Bowl Tea Luncheon
In Austin Mrs R R Hazelwood was honored as a guest of Mrs Lee Bivins and friends. A 1 o'clock luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room featured a flower bedecked table with orchid and white blooms. Seated for 16 guests, Mrs Hazelwood was en route to California.
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R. R. Hazelwood
Austin
Lee Bivins
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Bivins
Hazelwood
California
Research Society Holds First Meeting at Amarillo Hotel
The Biblical Research Society opened its first study day in the Amarillo Hotel lobby at 10 this morning, continuing until 5 this afternoon. Plans call for meetings on the first and last Thursdays of each month with public invitation.
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The
Biblical Research Society
Amarillo
River Road Club Elects Delegate for College Staton Course
The River Road Home Demonstration Club elected Mrs. Bob J. Jam as delegate to attend the short course at College Staton from July 24 to 31. The meeting at Mrs. J. B. gs home chose Mrs. M. B. Mobberly as alternate.
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Bob J. Jam
College Staton
River Road Home Demonstration Club
J. B. Gs
M. B. Mobberly
Unity Study Club Meeting and Community Paper Drive
Friday gatherings at 1500 Taylor Street and 316 Prospect Street include the Unity Study Club program "Christian Influence in Literature" at 250 o'clock and "Be Ye Prosper" at 8 o'clock in Blue Bonnet. McComb residents organize an all day meeting with a covered dish lunch to support the local Boy Scout unit via waste paper collection and sale by the carload.
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Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Needle Club
W. H. Billingsley
Prospect Street
McComb
Miss
Guests in San Antonio from Longaneckers and Others
Col and Mrs R Longanecker and son Lieut Charles Longanecker and Mrs Ida E Ackerman of San Antonio are guests of Mr and Mrs E O Bagot at 1614 Monroe Street while he serves with the U S Aviation Guard. Visitors are en route home from Indiana after Charles graduation exercises. Raleigh Greer and Fred Guede return from El Porvenir after July 4th. Miss Vivian Young leaves for Las Vegas New Mexico to stay four months with her uncle Otto Arnold. Mr and Mrs R A Bowles announce the birth of a daughter Shirley Louise Bowles at 1616 Lincoln Street.
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R. Longanecker
Charles Longanecker
Ida E. Ackerman
San Antonio
E. O. Bagot
Monroe Street
Col. Longanecker
U. S. Aviation Guard
Indiana
Charles
Vivian Young
A. Young
Las Vegas
N. M
Otto Arn
R. A. Bowles
Lincoln Street
Shirley Louise Bowles
Mrs Hopkins Hosts Browning Class Meeting
The Browning Class of Polk Street Methodist Church met Tuesday at 1620 Monroe Street hosted by Mrs William P Hopkins. Garden flowers brightened rooms as Mrs C N N Ferguson led a business session and Mrs H Patterson directed the program with vocal selections by Mrs Ruby McLaughlin. Mrs R C Martini accompanied. Mary Edith Hopkins helped with refreshments for thirty members and five guests.
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Browning
Polk Street Methodist Church
William P. Hopkins
Monroe Street
C. N. N. Ferguson
H. Patterson
Ruby McLaughlin
R. C. Martini
Hopkins
Mary Edith Hopkins
Ace of Clubs Members Enjoy Evening of Games
Members of the Ace of Clubs were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Herschler Tuesday evening. High scores in the games went to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Northern. Players included Bert Levy Jack Rumsey Frank Farley Manley Walker R. D. Northern and Don Horschler.
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Ace of Clubs
Don Herschler
R. D. Northern
Messrs
Bert Levy
Jack Rumsey
Frank Farley
Manley Walker
Don Horschler
Lions Club Committees Are Named in Amarillo
Newly elected Amarillo Lions Club president Dr. 8. P. Vineyard announces committee appointments across Music Ways and Means Inter Club Relations Fellowship Publicity Tail Twister Finance Public Welfare Menu Welfare Educational Constitution and By Laws Classification Crippled Children's Editors Program with scheduled meetings in July and August led by various club members.
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8. P. Vineyard
Amarillo Lions Club
H. A. Shaw
Mike Hollander
H. L. Patterson
Ways
M . N. Beasley
OC. B. Davis
Leland W. Abbott
S. A. Morgan
J. A. Rush
Joe B. Dooley
Sid J. Braunig
S. W. Browning
John T. Gray
Ben H. Smith
H. E. Smith
W. L. Smith
John H. Winters
Charles H. Keffer
E. 8. Burgess
Ww. E. Gee
P. R. Underwood
I. H. Anderson
C. W. Seibel
G. G. Ordway
Max W. Merry
G. A. McCullough
J. C. Paschall
Lyman E. Robbins
C. W. Whittington
J. J. Crume
Jim Bowen
W. Seibel
Floyd Pendergraft
E. F. Rittenberry
Early Morning Fire Damages Vacant Home on Buchanan Street
A fire of undetermined origin caused extensive interior damage to a vacant six room house at 1407 Buchanan Street. The alarm rang at 12 32 with firefighters on scene until 2 15. Assistant fire chief Dewey Morris said the blaze stayed inside the home, sparing nearby vacants.
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Buchanan Street
Dewey Morris
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Launch Ad
New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder promises a youthful complexion by hiding tiny lines wrinkles and pores. The ad touts a French process for smoother spreading and longer wear with no shiny noses and pore prevention. City Drug Stores advertises the product.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A promotional snippet touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for feminine troubles, claiming decades of use and ongoing benefits for women seeking comfort from back and other afflictions.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Clark Wesley Class II Entertained at Mrs. Piller Home
Members of the Clark Wesley Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church met for a Tuesday afternoon business and social session at the home of Mrs. W. L. Piller. Mrs. G. L. Cline led devotionals and Mrs. J. C. Mc Iver presided over the meeting as new committees were named. Games followed and 25 members and guests were served by hostesses Mesdames H. M. Miller J. L. Melver and W. L. Piller.
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Clark Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Lere
W. L. Piller
G. L. Cline
J. C. Mc~Iver
H. M. Miller
J. L. Melver
My Clear White Skin Captured Him
Ad pitches Pace Gold Bleach Cream promising rapid whitening to remove freckles blackheads pimples and blotches. Claims to be economical and effective with little product, urging readers to buy at drug stores and toilet goods counters.
Old Gold Wins 75 Tests as Cooler Smoke
New York Testing Laboratories reports that Old Gold cigarettes proved cooler in 75 heat tests against three leading brands. Director G Brinton Jack Jr says tests were scientific and without manufacturer influence. He notes pure tobacco quality and eight months of testing with an Oxygen Bomb Calorimeter.
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New York
G. Brinton Jack, Jr
Jack
K. P. Monroe
Gar-Baker Laboratories
Walter R. Knapp
G. Brinton Jack
B.t.us
NEW York Testing Laboratories
Scientific report access for tobacco test effects
To scientists for verification of tests and to reference in future years how tests improved brands toward the Old Gold pure tobacco standard. The signed report of these two scientists will be sent on application to P. Lorillard Company, Inc., 119 West 40th St., New York City.
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P. Lorillard Company, Inc
West 40Th St
New York City
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