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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1931

Page

7

North Dakota Governor's Wife Honored in Wildorado Social Scene

F. O. B. Bridge Club hosts a Tuesday bridge night at 815 South Tennessee Street with FE W Ince and Mrs. R E Schulze high and Mrs W H Steele low. North Dakota governor Mrs Shafer and her mother Mrs Kellogg are guests of Wildorado hosts with a series of tea luncheons and dinners honoring them.

F. O. B. Bridge Club Jim Grady South Tennessee Street FE. W. Ince R. E. Schulze W. H. Steele George Shafer North Dakota L. A. Kellogg C. C. Kellogg Wildorado Kellogg H. H. Elam Shafer Hoffman Virginia Shafer Mike Monaghan John Moody Robert Campbell Howard Rogers Buzzy Fuqua Clay Fuqua Gene Binford Ferne Cabot Dysart Lester Dysart Bran Fowler Corbet Critsinger Speedy Critsinger Roy Carver Jim Gouldy Pete Gouldy Hugh Gouldy C. W. Cabot M. M. Tidwell Bill Floyd Tom Walton Albert Griggs Bill Jeryins M. K. Ward Vernon Stanley Ollie Grabbe Floyd Mitchell R. E. Sweet T. W. Hodges George Shafer, Jr Richard Shafer Norine Elam Nadine Elam Thomas Watson Guy Robertson Guy Roberts Patty Humphries Amarillo W. E. O'Neil Carl Fuqua Ann Nell McDaniel J. M. McDaniel Pleasant Valley Miss McDaniel Camp Fire Magic Maxine Routh Lois Finklea Jean Travis Mary Toni Mor

Color Speaks Louder in Women's Wardrobes Across 48 Cities

A survey in 48 cities shows a shift from black and navy to color in women apparel. Brighter greens browns and whites appear in suits coats and dresses with three color combinations not uncommon.

New York

Violin Pupils Recital at Amarillo College of Music

Helen M. Strite directs violin students in a recital at Amarillo College of Music Auditorium at 8 30. Also listed are Red Carnation No 345 Odd Fellows Hall 2 o clock Blue Bonnet Needle Club Mrs F Frisbie 805 Kentucky 2 30 and Woodmen Circle W O W Hall 8 o'clock.

Helen M. Strite Amarillo College of Music Odd Fellows Hall Blue Bonnet Needle Club Frisbie Kentucky Woodmen Circle W. O. W. Hall

Tailored Lines Define Smart Summer Dresses

Paris fashion notes hot weather chic centers on tailored lines and simple necklines. Tailored chiffons in blue white shadow plaid and georgette feature fitted hips, bolero jackets, and belt accents for uncrushable style. One color suits in falconne tussore or shantung offer cooling outfits with matching coats or separates.

Barbara Beaufort Associated Press Paris Fifth Avenue Main Street

Miss Ensign Weds J A Smith in Wichita Kansas

Miss Katie Ola Ensign wed James A. Smith of Wichita in a ceremony at the First Evangelical Church officiated by Rev L M Nanninga. The couple, witnessed by close relatives, planned a honeymoon in the Ozark mountains and will reside in Wichita Kansas.

E. M. Holman Wichita Kan Amarillo Katie Ola Ensign James A. Smith First Evangelical Church L. M. Nanninga Juanita Catherine Nanninga

Mrs Hawkins Hosts Circle No. 2 at West Amarillo Church

Mrs William Bruns of Austin visits sister Mrs Olin Boom at 1200 West Twentieth Avenue. Mrs R L Dever leaves for Oklahoma City to attend brother J Wilson’s funeral after an accident with high voltage wires. She plans to return by weekend.

M. F. Hawkins Woman's Missionary Society of West Mrs. Bruns William Bruns Austin Olin Boom West Twentieth Avenue R. L. Dever Mississippi Street Oklahoma City J. Wilson

Announcements for clubs and churches deadline and spelling notes

Announcements must be submitted by noon tomorrow when possible. Written articles should include initials for first names and ensure name spellings are accurate. Friday social events should be called in this afternoon or morning. Sunday paper timing restricts prior use. Hostesses should notify society editors after parties. Saturday submissions aren’t usable until Monday afternoon.

Globe

Fraternity Plans Sport Dance With Local Musicians

Alpha Theta Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda will host a sport dance Friday night at the Nat with Matty Young and His Younsters providing music. All fraternity members are invited. Meanwhile Miss Mildred Harvey hosted guests including F Dane Wilhite of Pasadena E B Allen of Los Angeles and Almond Lochaby of San Bernardino.

Alpha Theta Chapter Alpha Sigma Lambda Matty Young His Younsters Saye Hiss Harvey Mildred Harvey F. Dane Wilhite Pasadena E. 8. Allen Los Angeles Almond Lochaby San Bernadino

New Powder MELLO-GLO Promises Youthful Skin

MELLO GLO is a new face powder promising to keep skin protected and youthful. A French manufacturing process is claimed to extend wear and smoothness without clogging pores or causing irritation. Available at City Drug Stores.

City Drug Stores

Phi Sigma Fraternity Convention Readers Reach California

Mr Lochaby attended the national Phi Sigma Fraternity convention and has many friends in Amarillo. The group is traveling by way of Amarillo and the Grand Canyons headed to California.

California Amarillo Grand Canyons Phi Sigma Fraternity Lochaby

Carter's Little Liver Pills advertised cure for bile flow

An 1901 advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate the liver and bile production. It warns against salts and laxatives for quick fixes and claims the pills steady bile flow, improve digestion, reduce bad taste and headaches, and lift overall mood. The ad cites Carter Medicine Company.

Carter Carter's Carter Medicine Company

Miss Dorothy Coard and Miss Lois Ferguson and Miss Ann McDaniel

Three individuals named Dorothy Coard Lois Ferguson and Ann McDaniel are mentioned in a fragmentary fan context. No further details provided about event organization or affiliations.

White Mesh Caps Supplant Berets

Inexpensive white mesh caps gain popularity among fashionable women, seen at the Davis cap matches worn by girls and matrons, and appearing on beaches and streets. The article notes their affordable design and changing headwear trends.

Washington

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F.O. B Ensign J. A. Smith Wichita, Kansas Mrs. M. F. Hawkins Polk Voile Batiste I. Miller Kenneth Medwen Pennsylvania Ave Waverly, Ney Dept Baltimore Intiage Wien Hotel Utah Trén Tada America Moore-Poston Winda Peacock’s Meocreeston Co Complete Woman's Dept. Store
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