Canyon Girls Club Picnic and Local Social Mix
Tomorrow's social calendar lists a Canyon Girls club picnic honoring their husbands. Nearby events include Night Hawks Bridge club at 8 with Mrs S E Johnson. La Aquillee club at 3 with Mrs Fred Roane. Wesley Friendship class ice cream supper at 8 on church lawn. Panhandle Pen Women hold a full day session at First Baptist parlors with an evening session at 8, led by Mrs R S Thompson. Amarillo chapter 787 O E S meets at 8 in Masonic Temple. all times and addresses shown for attendees.
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Canyon Girls Club
First Baptist Church
R. S. Thompson
Polk Street
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Somers Casassa Wedding Solemnized at Sacred Heart Cathedral
The marriage of Mrs. Clara Mae Somers of this city and D P Casassa of Washington DC was solemnized Sunday morning at Sacred Heart Cathedral. The bride wore white crepe romaine. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Arthur Odell. The couple departed Sunday evening for Washington to begin married life.
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Clara Mae Somers
D. P. Casassa
Washington, D. C
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Arthur Odell
Casassa
Washington
Alpha Delphians Dinner Honoring Retiring President
Alpha Delphians plan a 7 30 dinner at the Palisades in honor of retiring president Mrs T A Trusty and spouses. Mrs Madsen will prepare the chicken dinner praised by many. Mrs Tom Williams chairs arrangements with decoration lead by Mrs E E Finklea and Miss Emily Walton.
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the Palisades
The
Alpha Delphians
T. A. Trusty
Madsen
Tom Williams
E. E. Finklea
Emily Walton
Paul Arrington
Lilly Larsen and Pupils Broadcast Recital Tonight
Miss Lilly Larsen and her pupils present a piano and organ recital from 9 to 10 pm on radio KGRS at Polk Street Methodist church. Listeners are invited to tune in for the program. Panhandle Pen Women plan their quarterly meeting in Amarillo with a 9:30 am business session at the First Baptist Church parlors and an afternoon 2:30 pm gathering.
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Lilly Larsen
KGRS
Polk Street Methodist Church
Panhandle
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Public meeting hosted by Crowell Publishing representative
A public meeting in Amarillo will feature Lewis E. Stevenson of Crowell Publishing Company giving an address. Attendees will meet at Mrs. R. Thompson's home, 1701 Polk Street, for the evening session and AM members are invited to attend all sessions.
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Lewis E. Stevenson
The
Crowell Publishing Company
Amarillo
Elks To Dance Friday Evening At Elks Home
Elks and Antlers members plan a Friday dance at the Elks Home with the Wanderers orchestra providing music. A large turnout and a pleasant evening are anticipated.
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Elks
Elks Home
The
Elks and Antlers
Wanderers Orchestra
Local Birth and Society Notes In Amarillo Area
Mr and Mrs P H Norman announce the birth of Edwin Earl a seven and a half pound boy on July 9 at their home 1205 Lincoln. Mrs C E Fife visits Fort Worth relatives while Mrs W Hanshaw returns to Marston from five weeks away. Mrs Parker of Burke Burnett visits Mrs C C Reid and plans to enter West Texas State Teachers College Canyon for second term. Willis LeNoir of National Cash Register returns from Dallas and Shreveport. Mr and Mrs Guy Byrd vacationing in Oklahoma City. Mrs Harry Schwartz heads to New York for dress shop purchases. Mrs Vivian C Hakes, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Clary, returns from Canyon after summer school at West Texas State Teachers College and passes state teaching exam. she will teach in Wildorado next year. Mrs Johnny Taylor of Borger visits Amarillo to see daughter Mrs Billy Leu. Mr and Mrs Charles Hoppin and lit-
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P. H. Norman
Lincoln Street
Edwin Earl
C. E. Fife
Fort Worth
W. ©. Hanshaw
the Marston
Parker
Burke Burnett
C. C. Reid
Posture and Exercises to Reduce a Double Chin
A guidance piece explains that poor posture and sagging muscles create a double chin. It advises starting with head alignment, careful handling of fine neck muscles, a specific treatment sequence, and daily astringent use to tighten the skin.
Local residents take short vacations and visits across states
Dorothy Agnes plans a Colorado land trip with family. Mrs. Fogerson and Norma Jean Foster return from Coffeyville. Anna Myers returns from Salt Lake City. Cooper from King Dry Goods heads home to Oklahoma. Jimmie Manatt visits Oklahoma City. Melvin of Manheimer’s vacationed in Dallas Fort Worth and Houston. Alfonso Bray returns from Ballinger. Carl McCauslin visits Wakefield household. The group dined in Clarendon after a trip. R. T. Jennings departs to Gulfport for months. Margaret and Mary King back from Ranger for ill niece. Mrs. T. J. White travels from Clovis to visit daughter. Mrs. J. M. Adams leaves for Wichita Falls to join husband.
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Tle
Dorothy Agnes
Overland
Colorado
Z. G. Fogerson
Polk Street
Norma Jean Foster
Coffeyville
Kansas
Anna Myers
Elliott Office Supply Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cooper
King Dry Goods Company
Oklahoma
Jimmie Manatt
Oklahoma City
Melvin
Manheimer’s
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Alfonso Bray
Lincoln Garage
Ballinger
Carl McCauslin
Denver
R. B. Wakefield
Clarendon
R. T. Jennings
Gulf Port
Mississippi
Margaret
Mary King
Ranger
T. J. White
Clovis
New Mexico
J. Jones
J. M. Adams
Wichita Falls
Valuation Set for Orient Railway Group By ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a tentative valuation of 6 453 525 dollars for the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railway. The Kan C The Orient system includes the Texas road valued at 7 049 673 dollars with a capitalization of 77 420 000 dollars and book investment of 22 190 935 dollars.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Orient
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway of
Texas
Turners Return From Long Automobile Tour
Frank Turner and Mrs Turner returned Sunday from a three week automobile tour visiting seven states and many towns. They praised Texas and Amarillo, saying none of the places they visited looked as good.
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Texas
Amarillo
Frank Turner
Turner
Turners
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Wyoming
Plainview Weekend Visitors and Birthday Dinner Attendees
Mr and Mrs William H Terry spent the past weekend in Plainview. Mr and Mrs Charlie Wylie and daughters Lillian and Ruth Marie of Pampa visited at 602 Cheyenne road with Mr and Mrs W H Crowley. Miss Agnes Martin of Adams Dry Goods company spent the weekend with her parents in Canyon. Those present yesterday at the birthday dinner of C C Loving at 609 Prospect Avenue included Mr and Mrs D J Neill Mr and Mrs C A Lovelace and son Junior Esther Rachel and
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William H. Terry
East Cheyenne Road
Plainview
Charlie» Wylie
Lillian
Ruth Marie
Pampa
W. H. Crowley
Cheyenne Road
Agnes Martin
Adams Dry Goods Company
Canyon
C. C. Loving
Prospect Avenue
D. J. Neill
C. A. Lovelace
Junior
Esther Rachel
Executives of Motor Bus Firms Meet in Austin
Lois Elaine Loving Miss Winnie Locke and Eugene Kraner of Abilene report from the Austin meeting of motor bus company executives that they are enjoying their stay. Tests of the text indicate attendees include Jess English and Mr and Mrs C A Hale of Amarillo who are also present and enjoying the event.
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Lois Elaine Loving
Winnie Locke
Eugene Kraner
Abilene
Jess English
C. A. Hale
Amarillo
Austin
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Somers-Casassa
Earl Sanders
Pierce Street
Ethel Johnson
Sligar
Sen
Porter Shigar
King Shigar
Harrison Street
Tacoma
Vancouver
Canada
Janet Crowley
White Deer
Edna Mae Shaffer
Fillmore Street
Juanita
Edena Mae
Joyce
Jasmine Shaffer
Ardmore
W. F. Spears
Shaffer
Galveston
Thistle Dining Room
A-La-Carte
Beth
Henry Thomson Agency
Pelk
BY Mme
Anne Gerarde
NEA
Lewise Clere
America
MR. Wright
Ncross
Long Automobile Tour
Edwards
Polk St
Yellow Cab Company
Eugene
Ringlett
White
Kirk Tok
Chiffon
Georgette Crepes
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
Harmon
Harrison
Thompson
E.sixth St
Palm Beach
Craftemantike Pressing
Danhandle
Aundry
Doche & CO
Exclusive Dry Cleaners
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