Morning Bridge Club Hosts Summer Gathering at Home
Mrs H D Fowlkes presided at 2218 Taylor Street as the 1925 Bridge Club met for a mid-summer morning. Sweetpea and floral decor set a soft tone while bridge games determined high and second high honors for Mrs John Stann and Mrs Sidney McCubbins. A three course luncheon followed the plays, with guests including Mrs Tom Williams and Miss Berta Burk of Ft Worth among others.
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H. D. Fowlkes
Taylor Street
Bridge Club
Bridge
John Stann
Sidney McCubbins
Tom Williams
Frank Jesse
Earl Bennett
Eliott Hatch
Fred Wyfe
Frank Stann
Charles Hoppin
Thomas Harris
Earl Tyler
Berta Burk
Ft. Worth
Fred Fyfe
Lovely Shower For Bride-Elect Marie Willey
Marie Willey bride elect of Will Utterback was honored at a Friday evening shower hosted by Misses Mary Tula and Zona Crouch. Pink and white colors dominated the decorations and gifts were given to the honoree by attendees including Mrs. Utterback and Mrs. Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Willey
Will Hay Utterback
Mary Tula
Zona Crouch
Crouch
Carrie Huseman
Miss Willey
W. Utterback
H. Hickerson
B P W Club to Sponsor One Act Comedietta
Members of the B P W Club present a one act comedietta at the Woman's Club Rooms Municipal Auditorium Tuesday at 8 pm directed by Mattea McClurkin. Cast includes Mrs Pomeroy Dodge Newport and various nieces with Ethel Caldwell and Grace Rich. Additional numbers include dialogues and songs by local performers. public invited.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Woman’s Club
Municipal Auditorium
Mattea McClurkin
Mrs. Pomeroy Dodge
Newport
Gertrude Foraker
Gladys Quincy
Boston
Katie Colman
Nina Crosby
New York
Martha Perkins
Maud Lawton
Philadelphia
Mertha Killough
College of Music Recital At Amarillo College Studios
The mid summer recital at Amarillo College of Music featured piano pupils of Mrs. Vivian Doherty Allyne Davis and Dorothea Davis and Mrs. Elizabeth McReynolds Horace McSwain and Fay Nicklaus among others. Violin pupil James Robert Neece and expression pupils of Mrs. Marguerite Cleghorn also performed with a lineup including Rheafern Work Julia Ann McCormick Paul Franklin Roger White and Helen Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College of Music
Rheafern
Julia Ann McCormick
Paul Franklin
Roger White
Vivian Doherty
Allyne Davis
Dorothea Davis
Elizabeth M. McReynolds
Horace McSwain
Nellie D. Erhard
Fay Nicklaus
Zinita Byers
Helen Scott
Lorene Mincher
Hazel O'Dell
Jacqueline O'Dell
Rebekah Lodge Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Tomorrow
The Rebekah Lodge will hold its meeting tomorrow evening at eight o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall. Visitors are welcome to attend.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Broadway star uses lip rouge in a dramatic moment
A Broadway performer applies wet lip rouge with a finger and uses precise lip movements to spread the color, conveying a bold stage moment.
Is This Your Birthday by Earl Minderman
Mary Emma Woolley born in 1663, president of Mt. Holyoke College since 1900. Noted for church peace patriotism and women’s welfare work with extensive positions in national and regional civic and women’s organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Mt. Holyoke
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Massachusetts
League of Nations Nonpartisan Association
One Hundred For Law Enforcement
Council For Women
Near Eat Relief
National Council of the
National Economic League
Student Friendship Fund
American Association For Promoting Scientific
American Society For Judicial Settlement of
Church Peace League of America
Board of Electors
the Hall of Fame
League For Permanent Peace
National Council of Congregational Churches and
Trustees of
The
International Y. M. C. A
Woolley
Mrs F D Raileback Hosts Bridge Club Tea
Mrs F D Raileback entertained the Tarde Felez Bridge Club at 613 West Eight Avenue on Saturday afternoon. Miss Cadwallader Named guest of honor amid garden flowers. high score won by Mrs Jennie Lind Bloom, consolation by Mrs Henry Gurtz. Guests listed include Mrs C A Cadwallader and others. Mrs L I Davis and Mildred Ruth return from Ft Worth and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Raileback
Tarde Felez Bridge Club
West Eight Avenue
Camille Cavallader
Jennie Lindbloom
Henry Gurtz
Cadwallader
Josephine Ross Hosts Lovely Bridge-Dance Honor
Miss Florence McCarty of Lubbock is saluted at a lawn bridge-dance hosted by Miss Josephine Ross. An elegant pink and white motif graced the party with garden bloom arrangements and mint favors. Guests included McCarty, Luden, Wakefield, Billingslen, Drummond, Buster Luden, Gwyn, Wingate, Ray Parks, and others.
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Florence McCarty
Lubbock
Josephine Ross
Betty Luden
Eleanor Wakefield
Francis Billingslen
Maud Drummond
Betty Buster
Pauline Parks
Irma McCormick
Elizabeth McMillan
Phyllis Glassgow
J. W. Gwyn
Ray Parks
Raymond Sanders
Fred Teed
Bill Pitman
James Gwyn
Greeman Gwyn
Buster Luden
Thomas Wingate
Morgan Rockwell
Newton Babb
Watrous Babb
Hoyle Griffith
Alton Boxwell
Billy Sulover
Rubies Beyond Price Among the Precious Stones
FRANCES PAGET reports on a sensational ruby exhibition by M. Mauboussin in New York, highlighting ruby and diamond combinations, après fashion trends, and the revival of ruby sets. The piece compares ruby styling with earlier emerald promotion and mentions geometric settings, baguette cuts, and medium length necklace forms. Also notes social visit by Ruth Tisdal, Virginie Smallwood, Viola Hitchcock, and Josephine Tisdal to Elk City, Oklahoma.
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Frances Paget
United Press
New York
Parison
M. Maulboussin
Mauboussin
Museo Galliera
Ruth Tisdal
Virginie Smallwood
Viola Hitchcock
Elk City
Oklo
Josephine Tisdal
Pen Women Meet in Panhandle Society Session
Pen Women To Meet The Panhandle Pen Women's Society will hold a full day gathering at the Herring Hotel with a morning business session. Horace M. Russell discusses Books and Markets and Mrs I N Winans speaks on The Feature Article in the afternoon. Mrs W K Chandler on gathering materials for writing. A covered dish luncheon is planned at Ellwood Park at 7 30. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Pen Women's Society
Herring Hotel
Horace M. Russell
I. N. Winans
W. K. Chandler
Ellwood Park
Houcks Plan Pacific Coast Tour After Clovis Wedding
Mr and Mrs Robert D Houck recently wed at Clovis New Mexico begin an overland Pacific Coast tour leaving Saturday They plan to be at home after August 15 at 1019 West Eleventh Avenue Mrs Houck formerly Miss Juanita Mays daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Maye 1101 Van Buren Street Also note the return of Mr and Mrs J H Sheridan to Matador after visiting daughter Mrs Ernest Gaines and husband Dee Huneke announce a seven pound boy born Saturday morning at Northwest Texas Hospital
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Robert D. Houck
Clovis
N. M
Pacific Coast
J. H. Sheridan
Matador
Ernest Gaines
Mr. Gaines
Dee Huneke
Harrison Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Local Insurance Moves and Travel Notices Across Texas
Corsa joins Jefferson Standard Life in Pampa after moving from New York. Taylor travels to Dallas for Tri-State Fair business. Maxwell relocates from Dallas to work with Southwest Drug. Hall heads to Galveston for Harvester Life convention July 16 17 and prize trip winner departs today for central Texas visits. Visiting Sherman family from Kansas City vacation plans with Mann and Eaton at Carlsbad Caverns. Hendricks announce birth of daughter at St. Anthony's Hospital. Bush family plans extended East Coast trip through October. Meadors party visiting from Haas Kell, Texas.
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A. B. Hall
Harvester Life Insurance Agents
Galveston
Hall
Panhandle
Texas
L. W. Sherman
Kansas City
Missouri
FE Hy Mann
French Schoolboys Pay Tribute At Roosevelt Grave
French schoolboys gathered flowers at Lieut Quentin Roosevelt’s isolated grave in Chateau Thierry to honor the son of former U S President. The tomb, marked by a field stone memorial and a white cross, lies in a garden fenced by American 1918 rails. The Roosevelt family ensures perpetual flowers, and a wreath from Paris was sent with no card.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Corresponent
Chateau Thierry
France
Lieut
Quentin Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt Les
U. S
95Th
Flest Allied Pursuit Group
Roosevelt
Paris
Cotton Officials To Meet In Lubbock On Plan
C C Moser vice president of the American Cotton Cooperative Association and Lawrence Weathrook Texas Cooperative Association director, plus other government reps, will attend a plan meeting in Lubbock tomorrow. The Lubbock Chamber aids the campaign to aid cotton growers of the South Plains with wide regional chamber attendance contemplated. Amarillo representation not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Moser
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Lawrence Weathrook
Texas Cotton Cooperative Association
Lubbock
Woman dies after boat engine explosion at Bay St Louis
New Orleans woman Mrs Victor Camorsa died after being hurled from a small boat when its engine exploded yesterday at Bay St Louis. She passed away in a hospital last night from injuries sustained in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bay St. Louis
Victor Camorsa
Santa Fe and Rock Island Align on Shared Line
Santa Fe Railway and Rock Island announce tentative joint operation for a section of the Dumas to Spearman line. Plans call for joint use of the Spearman to Amarillo Las Animas junction stretch with formal agreement to follow after commission extension.
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Santa Fe Railway Company
Dumas
Spearman
Santa Fe
Reek Island
J. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Las Animas
Colorado
Commission
Flood Toll in Korea Tops One Hundred as Rain Persists
The flood toll in Southern Korea rose past 100 with 105 deaths reported in Seoul dispatches. Dozens remain missing and 98 injured while 70 more deaths occurred in three Talkyu villages from landslides. Thousands homeless as over 6,000 houses destroyed and 28,000 inundated. widespread crop and infrastructure damage.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Korea
Seoul
Knows
Talkyu
Admiral Robertson Dies at San Diego Navy Hospital
Rear Admiral Ashley Herman K. Robertson, who helped escort U S troops to France, died at the San Diego naval hospital after a relapse. Born December 14, 1807 in Ashmore, Illinois, he was a notable figure in America’s floating defense and served in the trans port flow for the army’s crossing.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Ashley Herman K. Robertson
France
Naval Hospital
Admiral Robertson
Ashmore
America
C C Traffic Chief Returns From East
J. Cole traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club president returned today after two weeks in the Kant. He attended the International Kiwanis convention at Atlantic City then traveled to New York City and boarded a boat for Galveston. At a Kiwanis luncheon Mr. Daly reported on the convention. A fire caused by a cigarette at the Lewis Motel near Third and Taylor damaged a mattress with slight damage reported by the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Kant
Cole
Atlantic City
New York City
Galveston
Daly
Lewis
Third and Taylor
Hobo News reveals routes of easiest life in humorous issue
United Press reports BIRMINGHAM England July 14 issue of Hobo News will publish lists of towns to avoid and signs of lenient police fierce dogs and harsh jails. Editor Jeremiah Boyle 56, a weathered hobo, tours towns gathering material for circulation while abandoning stock quotes and unemployment figures. Corvallis Oregon July 1d Miles Hoteriunder and Clarence Tremont industrial art teachers drive 4272 miles to enroll at Oregon State College in Corvallis.
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United Press
Birmingham
Eng
Hobo News
Jeremiah Boyle
Boyle
Homen
Corvallis
Avere
Miles Hoteriiuder
Clarence Tremont
Arietes, Penn
Milien
Oregon State Cole Jlege Nummer
Fishermen Drown In Gulf of Mexico
Two 30 year old fishermen, John Vogel Sanger and J L White, drowned in the Gulf of Mexico after stepping into deep water while filling nets. Both men were married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Associated Prose
New Orleans
John Vogel Sanger
J. L. White
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Laxative Discovery
A historic note credits Dr Caldwell with creating a herbal laxative syrup in 1885 to address constipation. The preparation, later known as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is praised for gentle action, non gripping effect, pleasant taste, and widespread availability in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Mell o Glow Face Powder Promises Smooth Skin
A new French process yields MELLO GLO Face Powder with exceptional smoothness. The powder is touted as pure, non drying, and non irritating, not clogging pores and giving a youthful bloom. Fox Drug Co five stores recommends the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mello-Glo
Fox Drug Co
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