River Road Club Meets With Mrs. H. B. Wade
The River Road Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. H. B. Wade's home with Mrs. R. I. Killough presiding in Mrs. W. B. Gilbert's absence. The group voted to aid purchases for a Tuberculosis Preventorium bed as Miss Mary Sitton demonstrated salads and dressings. Attendees included Mesdames Killough Prescott Harby Gwyn S. Killough Hill Cracraft Deh her Diggs Glasgow Smith Fulton and Miss Sitton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Demontation Club
Ts. H. B. Wade
R. I. Killough
W. B. Gilbert
Mary Sitton
Mesdames R. Illough
Margaret Prescott
Ww. D.rby
James Gwyn
R. S. Killough
W M S Lesson on The Negro at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held an all day meeting at the church with the Blanche Rose Walker circle in charge. Speakers included Mrs. R C Walker Mrs. Alfred Montaudon Mrs Jeff McGee and others discussing The Negro His Continent His Culture His Sorrows and Home Missions and Negroes Our Task as Neighbors. Four colored girls from Jenkins Chapel spoke and devotional was by Mrs J L Lovern. The W M S will meet in circles next Wednesday. Bonita Chapter D E S to Meet Friday Eyewitness notes call for meeting at W W Hall for important business.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Blanche Rose Walker
E. A. Simpson
R. C. Walker
Continent
M. P. Hines
Alfred Montaudon
Jeff McGee
D. B. Williams
A. C. Blank
South
Guy Smyth
Sheldon Foster
Alice Hines
Jenkins’ Chapel
Allen
Long family to leave Amarillo after three weeks visit
Mr and Mrs Harry L Long and their son Robert and daughter Will Etta plan to depart Amarillo Sunday after three weeks as they settle the estate of W D Jorden pioneer cattleman. They have stayed at the Pioneer Hotel and visited friends C R Garner and Ed Smith while enjoying the Panhandle climate and Country Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Long
Arkansas City
Kansas
Amarillo
W. D. Jorden
Panhandle
Long
Pioneer Hotel
Robert
Will Etta
Longs
Mr. Jorden
Jorden
Mrs. Long
Birthday Party for Carolyn Sue Haskins
Little Miss Carolyn Sue Haskins celebrated her third birthday with a party at 1512 A West Thirteenth Avenue. Guests wore pink and blue hats and balloons served as favors. Attending were Winston and Allen Adkins, Pasy Ann Longley, Ronnie Clinkscale, Juana Ree Owens, Gerald Vinez, Madge Fyvelyr Moreland, Quincy Dickey, Jeanette Montgomery, and Patricia Ann Miller. Mothers in attendance included Mesdames H M Adkins, Andy Vinez, Charles Montgomery, Clay Willis, Bog Clinkscale, and A M Dickey. Mrs Bill Webb helped with entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue Haskins
Roy Haskins
West Thirteenth Avenue
Winston and
Allen Adkins
Pasy Ann Longley
Ronnie Clinkscale
Juana Ree Owens
Gerald Vinez
Madge Fyvelyr Moreland
Quincy Dickey
Jeanette Montgomery
Patricia Ann Miller
Mesdames
H. M. Adkins
Andy Vinez
Charles Montgomery
Clay Willis
Bog Clinkscale
A. M. Dickey
Bill Webb
Haskins
River Road 4 H Club Holds All Day Meeting and Luncheon
The River Road 4 H Club held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at May Bell Pascoe home. Members worked on dresses while Grace Cracraft and Anna Nell Smith led a vegetable scoring demonstration. Attendees included Emma Ann Hill Grace Cracraft May Bell Pascoe Anna Nell Smith Mrs R B Connellee Mrs BE L Smith Mrs Perryman and Mrs W A Pascoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road 4-H Club
May Bell Pascoe
Mrs. Perryman
Mary Sitton
Grace Cracraft
Anna Nell Smith
Emma Ann Hill
Connellee
Ll. Smith
Perryman
W. A. Paacoe
Snippers Club Covered Dish Luncheon Held
Mrs. Francis McCown hosted the Snippers Club yesterday with a covered dish luncheon. Attendees included Mesdames Wayne Putton William Copeland Jess Pearce Vernon Proffer Ernest Grimes Bill Chumley Charles Tomlinson and Miss Doris Marie Ball. The club will meet next week at Mrs. Grimes home 619 North Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McCown
Snippers Club
Mesdames Wayne Putton
William Copeland
Jess Pearce
Vernon Proffer
Ernest Grimes
Bill Chumley
Charles Tomlinson
Doris Marie Ball
Canyon
EF IL CLASS TO MEET IN ELLWOOD PARK
The T B L Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 1 o clock on the north side of Ellwood Park. All members are urged to attend.
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T. EF. IL
Ellwood Park
First Baptist Church
T. BE. L
Clans of the First Baptist Church
Goes Right After and Eases Itch
Highly medicated Blue Star Ointment soothes itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm and related conditions. Money back guarantee applies if the first large jar fails to satisfy.
Social Calendar with Club Meetings Tonight
Tonight features Guy V. Henry Jr Auxiliary at American Legion Hall 8 pm Queen Esther Club hostess Mrs Mayme L Campbell 1908 Tyler Street at 6 pm Mrs C C Pangle. Women’s Benefit Association host Georgia Ferlet. Friday BE L Clan of First Baptist meets Ellwood Park 1 pm Bonita Chapter OBES meets at WO W Hall 8 pm Theta Chi Theta Blue Room Amarillo Hotel 7 45 pm.
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Guy V. Henry, Jr
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion Hall
Queen Esther Club
Mayme L. Campbell
Tyler Street
C. C. Pangle
Approaching Marriage of Bettye McIntosh Is Announced
Bettye McIntosh and J. L. Jones plan to wed on Thursday July 22 at 8 pm in the Sacred Heart Cathedral. The engagement was announced at a Blackstone breakfast hosted by Mrs. W. P. McIntosh with gladioli and larkspur centerpieces. Attending guests included Misses Alice Wright Joan Daley Mary Probst Mary Louise Brands and Mesdames Ralph McCarty Newman Parker I O Wilson J C Vaughn S H Wright B H Brands W J Daley W C Jones the honoree and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye McIntosh
J. JL. Jones
Secred Heart
W. P. McIntosh
Blackstone
Bettye
J. L
Alice Wright
Joan Daley
Mary Probst
Mary Louise Brands
Mesdames Ralph McCarty
Newman Parker
I. O. Wilson
J. C. Vaughn
S. H. Wright
B. H. Brands
W. J. Daley
W. C. Jones
Spendthrift Habits Silly Divorce Issue
Dear Anne Hirst counsels a wife in a five year marriage with a gambler husband who spends what little remains after bills. She contemplates leaving to live with parents, but the adviser urges subtle budgeting to redirect spending into savings for baby education or insurance while preserving the marriage.
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Anne Hirst
Tam
Summer chic pattern 4370 by Anne Adams
Pattern 4370 offers a Misses and Women's dress with princess lines cap sleeves and patch pockets. It suggests 3% yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16 and 17 yards ric rac, priced fifteen cents for the pattern, with book and pattern bundles offered.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Jewel thieves foil police trap in Cape Town heist
South Africa recalls a select committee testimony as Colonel de Villiers describes a failed decoy scheme. Police hid real diamonds in the veld to trap illicit buyers but the gang saw the setup and looted $35,000 worth of jewels before officers could react.
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Capetown
U.P
South Africa
Select Committee of Public Accounts
Colonel de Villiers
U S Entomology Fights Japanese Beetles in Atlanta
The bureau of entomology and plant quarantine of the U S department of agriculture is warring against Japanese beetles that feed on flowers fruit and foliage. Traps to ensnare the beetles are being placed throughout this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Marmela Prescription Tablets Promise Fast Fat Loss
An advertisement claims Marmela Prescription Tablets can reduce excess fat by balancing a gland and boosting metabolism. It asserts millions use the treatment and warns against dieting or heavy exercise, urging readers to obtain Marmela from a local drugstore without providing verifiable medical evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millems
Marcia Wxley
Velvet fabrics shift to durable water resistant velvet
New velvet variants gain crush and water resistance while resisting dust and lint. Fashion notes highlight fall fabrics and shoulder exposure as gowns trend toward decolletage with thin straps. Tweed suits remain stylish with Duchess of Kent leading a brown over checked jacket look.
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New York
Paris
Duchess of Kent
Molyneaux
Matching millinery and linen fashion for warm days
New York styles pair conservative summer dresses with wide brim hats lacking crowns inspired by bridesmaids. Linen girdles offer cool, lightweight wear as a wool alternative. Sport slack wearers are advised to stock headbands or bandanas, tied at the front as playful head coverings at resorts, in cotton silk or wool patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Straight coats promise to lead next fall fashion
Midseason collections feature slim coats with loose backs from major couturiers. A standout navy woolen design draws attention for its restrained lines and versatile silhouette.
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Couturiers
Loss Attributed To Gross Stupidity
A report notes that the loss occurred due to gross stupidity, with no specific individuals named. The piece emphasizes the folly behind the failure and the consequences faced.
Indian Jonah Had Hot Time According to Old Legend
Queets Washington report describes a Qua-Ti Benevolent tale where Qua-Ti’s brother is swallowed by a giant fish in the Raft River. Qua-Ti throws heated stones to force the fish to disgorge kin, the stream recedes, and the fish is cooked. The brother is found cooked as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Howcattle
Qua-Ti
29 Year-Old Suit Settled In 21 Minutes In Nebraska
Lincoln Neb a district court jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in a case pending 29 years involving a 1908 $195 judgment action. With interest the recovery totaled about $600.
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Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Scarf of Marten Woven on the Bias Tied Under Chin
A scarf made from marten fur was crafted with a bias weave and finished with a knot under the chin, describing the accessory’s design and fastening method.
Black Makes Gay New York Beachwear Pop
Black combines vivid colors with black in beachwear innovation. Orange, green, and bright blue hues appear in shirt and shorts ensembles, creating bold contrasts against dark fabrics.
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New York
Gray is Hat Compromise for the Fashionable Woman
The city offers a battleship gray straw hat as a cheerful middle ground for those avoiding white. A modiste crafts a cartwheel model from shiny straw in gray and trims it with two ribbons, navy and royal blue, for a bright yet subdued look.
Metaphor Clarifies New Orleans Customs House Origin
A long standing belief that New Orleans customs house sat on cotton bales is debunked. Henry Clay’s dedication speech said the building is built on bales of cotton, a metaphor misread by a multilingual 19th century audience. Excavations later revealed a granite base on a cypress mattress with concrete, proving the cotton story false.
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New Orleans
Customs House
Cote Ton Bales
Henry Clay
Cotton Foundation
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