Popular Guests Return Home From Dallas Visit
Mrs. Will C. Thompson hosted a string of entertaining events for her daughters Florence and Dorothy before guests departed for Dallas. A morning bridge party at Amarillo Country Club hosted by Mrs. Ted Neely drew attendees including Mrs. James Thompson, Hardin, Ross Rogers, Porter Holmes, and several others from Nacogdoches to Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will C. Thompson
Florence
Dorothy
Dallas
Thompson
E. W. Hardin
Harrison Street
Ted Neely
Amarillo Country Club
James Thompson
Hardin
Ross Rogers
Porter Holmes
A. J. Streit
John Streit
Nacogdoches
Hermon Pipkin
W. R. Klingensmith
Tom Cotten
W. H. Flamm
Johnnie Eslick
Harry Kearns
A. N. Olver
R. N. Bennett Jeff Neely
R. E. Wertz
We are Women by Ruth Millett
We are women should seek vacations that redefine their roles from their daily selves. For career women, a stay at home domestic break may refresh, while others may need distant travel or a hotel escape to shed routines. The piece argues women can choose to be different versions of themselves during a break from pressure.
Keeping Up or Falling Behind in the Wife Husband Balance
The piece argues wives compare themselves with successful men and expect equal partnership. It urges husbands to meet the changing dynamic, share duties, and avoid taking wives for granted as women increasingly enter business and social equality.
Mrs Armstrong Hosts Bridge Luncheon Honor for Albany Guest
Mrs John Armstrong entertained with a bridge luncheon at her Ong Street home to honor Mrs Paul Armstrong of Albany formerly of the city. Guests arrived at 9:45 for bridge games before the noon meal. Attending were Mesdames Paul Armstrong Jerry Ratcliff P L Beyer Walter Russell J W McKee Gordon Jordan D S Watkins Carl Miller Murl McCasland C S Hatchett Roy Burke and Odie Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Ong Street
Paul Armstrong
Albany
Watkins
Carl Miller
Murl McCasland
Hatchett
Roy Burke
Odie Russell
Social Calendar Tonight and Friday Events Across Town
The Social Calendar lists group gatherings at various venues. Tonight includes Am Study Group at Capitol Hotel and Woodmen activities at Ellwood Park. Friday features Railway Mail Clerks Auxiliary at Mrs Crow’s home and multiple clubs meeting around Ellwood Park and San Jacinto Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hotel
A. J. Crow
Jackson Street
M Twenty-second Avenue
Hollywood Teens Embrace Casual Picnic Fashion This Summer
Hollywood teens and twenty-somethings abandon studio fittings for picnics at Lake Sherwood Crater Lake and tennis outings. Ann Rutherford sports knee-length linen overalls and a peppermint striped shirt while Lana Turner wears a blue white gingham slacks suit. Mary Beth Hughes brings a pastel plaid pinafore bathing suit with a white wool jersey lining. Jane Bryan opts for a navy lastex one piece with cel lophane slacks and a beer jacket. Lane sisters Pat and Rosemary dress for the day with slacks and knit sweaters. Wendy Barrie wears white flannel trousers and a linen shirt then changes to a white frock with an accordion pleated skirt. Anne Shirley shows a navy desert cloth coat over a gingham bra and short shorts. Virginia Fields\u2019 quilted boleros accessorize white tennis frocks.
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Hollywood
Lake Sherwood
Ann Rutherford
Lana Turner
Mary Beth Hughes
Jane Bryan
Towa
Lane
Pat
Rosemary
Crater Lake
Anne Shirley
Virginia Fields
Pre-Nuptial Shower Fetes Miss Louise Coe in Dallas Home
The coffee and kitchen shower for bride-elect Miss Louise Coe, hosted by Mrs. Richard Roberts and Mrs. Louis Brown at 1519 Travis Street, featured mixed bouquets and a central snap dragon arrangement. Guests included Evelyn Caldwell of Paris and Zuanae Warner, with Miss Coe to wed Mr. Reeves Saturday at her parents home 2203 Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Coe
Richard Sidney Reeves
Richard Roberts
Louis Brown
Roberts
Travis Street
John Farrell
Evelyn Caldwell
Paris
Tex
Zuanae Warner
Jean Rule
Enid Mayer
Peggy Hill
Polly Hill
Carmen Sasser
Ned Nixon
Roswell
Sara Adeline Bynum
Sally Sewell
Sue Allee
Stokes
Alma Jean Feierabend
Doris Singleton
Fay Killough
Hylogene McAfee
Mesdames
Frances Honey
Judy Rittenberry
Mozelle Denton
Pauline Browning
Helen Fyfe
Lou Aus
FASTEETH dentures promise firmer comfort
False teeth users faced embarrassment from loose dentures but FASTEETH iron-acid powder offers firmer plates. It claims to prevent slipping and odor while remaining non-sour and safe for denture wearers. Available at drug stores.
Economical Crocheted Rug Pattern 2236 Instructions
Pattern 2236 offers directions and charts for diamond motifs using two colors and four strands of string. It includes stitch illustrations and material lists. Send ten cents to Amarillo Globe Needle craft Dept. at 82 Eighth Ave New York for pattern PAT TERN NUMBER, name, and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Aven
New York
N. Y
Painters' Auxiliary to Honor Husbands Watermelon Supper
The Painters' Auxiliary No 10 will host a watermelon supper for members and their husbands at 8 o'clock Friday night in the west end of Ellwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Ellwood Park
Painters’ Auxiliary
No. 10
Catholic Daughters to Meet Friday At Cathedral Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America will meet at 8 o'clock Friday night at Cathedral Hall for their monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic — Daughters of America
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Honor For Miss Dorothy Hollman At Luncheon In East St. Louis
Miss Dorothy Hollman of East St. Louis Illinois honored as honored guest at luncheon hosted by Miss Alma Pool at the Silver Grill today. Attendees included Miss Hollman Miss Pipkin Sally Roberts Jean Dunivan Ruth Epperson and the hostess with yellow and white color motif evident in table appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hollman
East St. Louis
Ill
Patricia Pipkin
Alma Pool
Silver Grill
Misses Hollman
Pipkin
Sally Roberts
Jean Dunivan
Ruth Epperson
Mrs Reuben T Anderson Leaves Town for Fort Worth and Beyond
Mrs. Reuben T Anderson departs Fort Worth after a month tending to business interests. She plans to travel to the Atlantic Coast and New York, continuing her journey soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben T. Anderson
Fort Worth
Poison Extracted From Milk Reported In Case
A fatal poisoning case is linked to a toxin derived from milk. Investigators are examining dairy sources and processing steps for contamination, with authorities urging caution and prompting further testing of products.
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Amarillo
Texas
R. C. Stout
Mesdames Royce Er Re ‘Dee
E. R. Baucum
Ellen Katherine Maris
Noblesville
Ind
B. B. Bumpus
A. J. Morris
H. R. Sager
D. C. West
W. H. Standish
Gray Day
J. F. Eubanks
Lillian Best
W. F. Dale
W. J. Daley
Josh Kelly
W. A. Roof
Floyd Ridner
C. V. Wood
Lee Ryan
Lois Morris
We Are Women
Ruth Millett
Mrs. Armstrong
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen
Husbands
Merry Sewing Club
Cleo Huchanan
Pierce Street
Wee Pia Bridge Club
Mrs. Brown Wilson
Wild Rose Lodge
Elizabeth Cable
Fillmore Street
San Jacinto Park
Fundamental Bible Clans
Della Crittenden
Red Carnation Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
American Institute of Laundering
By Lucie Neville
NEA
Amarillo Globe-News
Globe-News
Encyclopedia Dept
Laura Wheeler
COPR
Tase
Needlecraft Service, Inc
California
Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard
Gaylord
Nartzon
Miss Hollman
Mariion
Nfarizon
Polk
Wiley E. Thompson
ORC
Polk Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lovalon
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Merrizon
Wilton
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