Fashion turns women back to cotton fabric
International News Service reports Boston July 18 that cotton fabrics are regaining popularity among women for comfort and smart styling. Cotton lace and printed cottons drive summer fashion with velveteen rising in both daytime and evening wear, while jewelry emphasis shifts toward refinement and color in Paris influenced palettes.
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Boston
Mass
James H. Cooper
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
House of Agnes
Paris
Style Board
Europe
Cooper
Social Calendar for London Bridge Club and Local Circles
Social timetable lists meetings for London Bridge Club at 710 Fillmore Street and Lutheran Social Club at 200 East Eleventh Street both at 2:30 PM. The Thursday 42 sub meets at 1808 War buren Street at 3 PM with Mrs Vaughn. First Christian church hosts a Silver Tea Circle No 3 at 719 West Sixth Street from 3 to 5. Sew Jolly club at 1711 Pierce Street at 2:30. Needla club at 423 West Thirteenth Street at 2:30.
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London Bridge Club
Horace Griggs
Fillmore Street
H. Collman
East Eleventh Street
D. Vaughn
War Buren Street
First Christian Church
Mello-Glo Facial Powder Promises Lasting Glow
A French process powder named MELLO-GLO claims to control shine, minimize pore appearance, spread smoothly, and leave a peachy complexion while staying powerfully long lasting. Fox Drug Co. promotes the product as wonderful.
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Fox Drug Co
Personal notes of families planning travel and visits
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kenyon hosted relatives from Canyon Portales Dallas and other cities. Guests include Mrs. Johnson Mr. Dickie and family. trips are planned to Mount Pleasant Pittsburgh Galveston and Colorado Springs. Miss Tutt goes to California. Mrs Beck and family travel through Texas. Gouldy sisters visit Dallas and Panhandle. Then fashion remark on organdie dresses and tennis wear with daylight saving note.
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A. S. Kenyon
Carolina Street
W. R. Beck
Polk Street
JL. B. Hagerman
Merle
Slaton
Galveston
Houston
Corpus Christi
Texas
Catholic Daughters visit honors state regent at Capitol hotel
Jubilee year celebration honored Mrs Louis Poth of Yoakum state regent of the Catholic Daughters of America with an official visit to the local court. Luncheon was at the Capitol hotel with American Beauty rose arrangements and silver tapers. Souvenirs were given to guests. covers set for more than 60 attendees.
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Louis Poth
Yoakum
Catholic Daughters of America
Capitol Hotel
Missionary Society Plans Chicken Supper
The Missionary Society of Buchanan Street Methodist Church plans a chicken supper Tuesday evening at the church at 6 30 o clock. All candidates are cordially invited to attend. The event is open to the public.
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The
Missionary Society of the
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Companion Class To Have Picnic At Western Avenue
The Companion class of the First Baptist church will meet at 30 Western avenue Friday evening at 7 30 to go on a picnic All members are invited to attend Mrs Ollie Eldridge who underwent an operation yesterday morning at Northwest Texas hospital is getting along nicely
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First Baptist Church
Western Avenue
Ollie Eldridge
Northwest Texas Hospital
Miss Vivian Tutt Bride Elect Honored With Shower Party
Miss Blanche Abramson and Miss Ruth Abramson hosted a bridge party and shower at 2203 Hughes Street in honor of Miss Vivian Tutt, bride elect to Mr. R. M. Bowen. Attendees presented green glass ware and flowers, with high score prizes of green flower bowls awarded to Mrs. G. C. Ricks and Miss Dorothy Wagerle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Ruth Abramson
Vivian Tutt
R. M. Bowen
Abramson
Hughes Street
G. C. Ricks
Dorothy Wagerle
Margaret Tutt
Clara Harmon
Helen Greenberg
Sallie Blinderman
Ethel Stonefield
Ruth Stonefield
Nida Martin
Dess Key
H. M. Tutt
J. S. Stone
Steve Hayden
Lola Collins Hughes
Ray Armstrong
M. J. Sayer
Cliff Crump
Evan Gant
Leon Ricks
Oren Beeman
Effie Bedard
G. O. Ricks
Local Travel News Personalities Return From Trips
Mr. and Mrs. James H. McClurkin came back from a Colorado and New Mexico honeymoon and will host friends at 801 West Fourteenth Street. Various locals, including Miss Thelma Hubbert and Miss Jane Bridgeman, change jobs or travel, with others visiting Erie, Oklahoma, and New York City.
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James H. McClurkin
Colorado
New Mexico
West Fourteenth Street
McClurkin
Thelma Hubbert
Jane Bridgeman
Brown Cracker & Candy Company
C. H. Wileman
Erie
Lindsay Smith
Margaret Hatcher
Oklahoma
Rockwell Hardin
W. F. Rosene
Carlsbad
el Paso
Jack Walker
C. W. Alexander
New York City
Elizabeth Arden
White & Kirk’s
E. M. Ratcliff
Lois Needle Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs Holman Home
The Lois Needle club will be entertained tomorrow at 2 30 PM by Mrs. T B Holman at her residence 2402 Ong Street. She will be assisted by Mrs. George Russell and Mrs A J Vaibell in hosting the event.
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Lois Needle Club
T. B. Holman
Ong Street
Holman
George Russell
A. J. Vaibell
Mrs Path Honored With Luncheon by Catholic Daughters
A luncheon hosted by the Catholic Daughters of America honored Mrs Path in a formal Silver celebration. The event drew community members and highlighted Mrs Path’s service and contributions to the organization and local endeavors.
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Path
Summer Weather Hard on Nerves
Heat and sleepless nights strain nerves causing headaches and fatigue. Capucline offers quick relief by soothing nerves. a liquid dose of two teaspoonfuls in water provides near instant comfort. Available at drug stores in 20c and 60c sizes.
Candidates Rally at Elwood Park in McLean County
About 250 people attended Grover B. Hill sponsored rallies at Elwood Park. Eighteen candidates spoke for 12 minutes each on offices including district attorney county attorney justice of the peace and county treasurer. Notable speakers included J Flesher Edward W Thomerson Leo Sparks Ray Meyers Harry Bishop Judge J W Minter Jim Shea Bill Smith J W Goff John Arnot Rand McQueen and J T Robinson. A second meeting is set for Thursday night. Miss Inez Gibbs returned from a two week Oklahoma City vacation.
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Grover B. Hill
Elwood Park
Justice of the Peace
J. Flesher
Edward W. Thomerson
Leo Sparks
Ray ©. Meyers
Harry Bishop
J. W. Minter
Jim Shea
Bill Smith
J. W. Goff
John Arnot
Rand McQueen
Hide and Animal
J. T. Robinson
Homes Razed for Reservoir Project
Two billion gallons of water flood a vast area northeast of New Haven as a reservoir of fifteen billion gallons is planned to serve the city. The project requires drilling ten thousand feet of tunnel and moving or razing some of the oldest houses in the United States, with portions relocated to Yale University buildings and museums nationwide.
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International News Service
New Haven
Conn
New England
Connecticut
United States
Yale University
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International News Service Staff
Mrs. J
Dickie, Sr
Mount Pleasant
California
Modene Gouldy
Dallas
Mrs. Olin Broome
West Twentieth Street
Sallie Gouldy
1290
Mrs. C. C. Gouldy
Panhandle
Georges. Mevlellan, Jr
Colorado Springs
Bobbie
Narizon
Dial
Mrs. Holman
Vogue
Inez Gibbs
Oklahoma City
Greer
4Th and
Polk Streets
Linen and
Pangeon
Lambert’s Smart Shop
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