Community notices and social events in Amarillo
Local society page lists events across Amarillo including Veterans Auxiliary and Unity Study Club meetings at 1500 Taylor Street, a Bridge Club tournament at 018 Harrison Street, and a Business Wives luncheon at Blackstone Coffee Shop. Also notes piano recital by Helen Osgood, a Baptist Church picnic at Filwood Park, and several hostess gatherings with residents from Pampa and Borger.
Countess Leads Paris Fashion Parade with Flowers and Fur
Paris report notes Countess Alexandra de Casteja wearing two silver fox heads linked by glass rings as a luncheon outfit accent. Profiles Betty, 23, Swedish-born countess and rising manikin at Chaparelli in Paris, discussing her life, ambitions, and modeling work in fashion circles.
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Paris
Alexandre de Casteja
Crillon
Mary Fentress
Countess de S
Betty
Chiaparelli
Gothembourg
Europe
Tahiti
Tam
France
America
Berry
Vegetable Compound Promised To Aid Nerves And Cramps
Mrs Marie White of Council Bluffs Iowa credits the Vegetable Compound with steadier nerves better color and strength after using it Mildred Dickerman of Nebo Illinois endured crippling cramps before finding relief from the same remedy She urges others to try it and notes it is sold at all drug stores and many department stores Get a bottle today and be pleased with results
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Marie White
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Mildred Dickerman
Nebo
Illinois
Relieve Headache and Quiet Nerves in Three Minutes
Advert says OR PL a reliable remedy for headaches nerves and muscle pains. It claims fast relief in minutes without narcotics or habit forming drugs and is prepared by registered pharmacists. Available where drugs are sold as RLOC.
Oklahoma’s War on Crime Highlights Oklahoma Victories
Federal court wins in Oklahoma mark major steps in the war on organized crime. Convictions include Harvey Bailey and Albert Bates in the Urschel kidnapping case and Ben B. Laska over ransom handling. Durant jury backs Arthur Gooch for kidnapping two Paris police, a first federal death verdict.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bill Doolin
Harvey Bailey
George
Urschel
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Laska
Albert Bates
Durant
Arthur Gooch
Paris
Tex
Ted Cole
Guthrie
A. S
R. L. Williams
Final Tribute to Watson Tomorrow
George Jackson Watson 79 will receive services at 10 o clock tomorrow morning from Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. He died suddenly at his son Homer Watsons home on West First Avenue. He was a longtime Denton County farmer, a Church of Christ member, and survived by his wife Julia and five sons three daughters and a brother.
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George Jackson Watson
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Mr. Watson
Homer Watson
West First Avenue
Tennessee
Texas
Denton County
Pahnandle
Church of Christ
Julia Watson
E. J
Homer
Amarillo
Louis
Chickasha
Okla
Tom
Jim
Henryetta
Zola Nix
Helen Hitchcock
Sid Stroup
Altus
Noble Watson
Two Houston Men Die in Separate Accidents
In Houston two men died in separate incidents on July 11. Charlie Helfrich, 42, was killed crossing a railroad track when his brother shouted a warning too late. John C. Lindsey, 35, died after falling down the Seamen's Mission stairway. Helfrich's mother Elizabeth Helfrich, 77, died in hospital early today before being told of her son's death. A double funeral is planned.
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Houston
Charlie Helfrich
John C. Lindsey
Seamen's Mission
Helfrich
Elizabeth Helfrich
Mexican Troops Battle Rebels in Jalisco
Official reports say 13 insurgents died in two clashes with federal troops in Jalisco. One federal soldier died and three were wounded. In a separate engagement near El Limon a rebel leader was fatally wounded and the band was repulsed.
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Mexico City
Jalisco
San Miguel
el Limon
Smuggling Charges Against Sandoval
Laredo reports Diego Sandoval charged with smuggling Mexicans across the Rio Grande into Texas. Nabbing border patrol near Hebbronville recovered seven alleged aliens who officers say will be deported.
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Laredo
Diego Sandoval
Rio Grande
Texas
Border Patrol
Hebbronville
Doan's Pills Claim Kidney Drainage Relief
An early drumbeat of advertising touts Doan's Pills as a remedy to wash out the kidneys. The copy cites 15 miles of kidney tubules and promises relief from burning, discomfort, and fatigue with regular use, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Pep
Doan
Foster-autburn Co
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Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Aviock
Blackstone
Helen Osgood
Amarillo College of Music
Woormen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Fariick
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. G. Ballroom
Jackson Street
Scott Green
8. C. Barrow
Pampa
Oclork
George Sewell
West Ninth Avenue
Department of the First Baptist Church
Filwood Park
Forest Hill School
Oelock
London
New York
Eleanor Simmons
Lubbock
Coy Hinson
Carolina Street
New York City
California
Ninaqualf
Los Angeles
John C. Vance
H. L. Gaither
Ong Street
Floyd Leach
Gaither
Marjorie Gaither
Jack Pittman
Vernon Mitchell
Charles Adkisson
Miss Quaif
Messrs
Mesdamea
Charles Adkinson
Jack .Ittman R
Hatcher
Alice
Frank Gamblin
Miss Gaither
Hershall Foster
Betty Jeanette Club
Betty Jeanette
O P Uniap
North Buchanan Street
Ffe. Johnson
O. P. Dunlap
Bessie Catlin
Jow
Bill Hall
Miss Villa Smith
Mescdames Bill Hall
Neal Cooper
Fof Johnson
Tom Berry
Garlin Warlick
Arthur Price
Fillmore Street
Borger
Virginia Thompson
Jack Knight
St. Andrew's Feriscopal Church
F A Foster
W.C. Thompson
Paragould, Ark
Henry Knight
Boper
W C Thompson
F F Copeland
Billve Faye Chandler
Victor Shango
Bill Bullock
W. T. Willford
BOY Scout Troof
Boy Scout Troop No. 23
Forest Hill
Cal Farley
Hetty
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Bunions
Foot and
L&g
Fathlete
Dr. Scholls
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Seale Shoe Stores
Aus Polk 2
Broadway
Amarillo Plainview
Plainview
Dolsotth
Mollie O. Edison
Rafe McCain
Okemah
Augustus Suer
Alton
Watson
Sandoval
Toyo Panama
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