Mrs. E. F. Harum Honored At Fort Worth Bridge Party
Mrs. E. F. Harum of Fort Worth was named honoree at a bridge party hosted by sister Mrs. C. O. Winnedge at 2212 Ong Street. Guests included many friends and neighbors. prizes were awarded to Mrs. Vernon Ball, Mrs. John Armstrong and Mrs. Richard B. Ransom. The affair featured butterfly and rose decorations and a pink rosebud centerpiece on each table.
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E. F. Harum
Fort Worth
C. O. Winnedge
Bridge
Ong Street
Tarleton
Vernon Ball
John Armstrong
Richard B. Ransom
E. F. Harun
Emory, Va
B. C. Elliott
RF. N. Stanley
J. E. Caldwell
W. M. Howell
Tulsa
Okla
S. F. Wanser
W. E. Snow
Jerry Ratcliff
Barnard Smith
Austin
M. M. Moore
G. A. McCullough
A. M. Hughes
M. W. West
J. M. Williams
R. M. Teas
R. Ybandy
E. R. Archambeau
T. E. Johnson
Robert A. Young
Johnny Price
G. N. Hailey
Lovely Lawn Party Held At Miss Maxine Hardy Home
A Friday lawn party and dance hosted by Miss Maxine Hardy at 2100 Hughes Street opened a club series before school. Guests included Miss Sarah Moreland, Miss Evelyn Waddill, Miss Ruth Virginia Perdue, Miss Nell Collins and many others from Dallas and Kansas City.
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C. A. D. Club
Maxine Hardy
Hughes Street
Hardy
Sarah Moreland
Evelyn Waddill
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Nell Collins
Mary Loftin
Mary Virginia Hall
Rue Paula Parcells
Betty Bivins
Helen Anderson
Juanita Durham
Amose Irwin
Elizabeth Armstrong
Dallas
Robert Dyche
Raymond Glass
Coy Freeman
FE. M. Blackburn, Jr
Paul Mauldin
Paul Allingham
Hoo Hoo Wives Guests of Honor At Bridge Fete
Wives of out-of-town Hoo Hoo club members were guests at a bridge party at the Country club hosted by Mrs. Gib Jackson. Afternoon featured bouquets of summer flowers, sweetpeas, and roses. Mrs. Tom Pirtle of Lubbock won high, Miss Dorothy Owens second high, and Mrs. Jack Rawles low.
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Hoo Hoo Club
Country Club
Gib Jackson
Tom Pirtle
Lubbock
Dorothy Owens
Jack Rawles
L. E. Griffin
Conlon
Gaines D. Whitsitt
G. H. Little
F. R. Weddington
Dwight M. Newby
Jimmie
Costumes With Jackets Retain Their Prestige
New York July 21 jacket costumes remain a Paris fashion staple. Shorter jackets dominate with occasional straight cardigans and rare flared peplums. Black and white outfits predominate at the Ritz lunch, with navy and blue tones and varied woolens in use. Molyneux and Chanel styles appear, while broadcloth fox-trimmed Paquin suits fade as the season advances.
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Frances Paget
United Press
NEW York
Paris
Couturier
Molyneux
Lezur
Rodier
Leagues To Have Ice Cream Supper At Church Tonight
The Senior Upworth League and the Hi League of Tenth Street Methodist Church sponsor an ice cream supper tonight at 8 o clock. In addition to the dessert, games will be played. The public is invited to attend.
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Upworth
Tenth Street Methodist Church
W Club Members to Quilt at Mrs. J. R. t Home
W Club members will meet at Mrs. J. R. t's home at 1918 Fillmore Street for an all day quilting session. Each member to bring a covered dish and a luncheon will be served at noon.
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V. W. Club
Fillmore Street
Mrs J McLaughlin Honored at Informal Party
Mrs John Torrance hosted Friday afternoon celebrating her niece Mrs Jack McLaughlin. Garden flowers decorated the rooms and were placed on refreshment plates. Attendees included Mrs Jack McLaughlin, Mrs Jonnie Warren, Mrs Love Warren, Mrs Raymond Martin, Mrs C Martin of Artus Oklahoma, Mrs W C Weatherly, Mrs A Burleson, Mrs Ben Davis, Mrs B F McDaniel, Mrs M B Fowler, Mrs M T Janell, Mrs W M Johnson, Mrs J W Burlison, Mrs H Warren, Mrs G Farris, Mrs Jack Renigar, Mrs T Thompson and Mrs H Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Rorrance
Jack McLaughlin
Jonnie Warren
Love Warren
Raymond Martin
C. Martin of
Artus
Okla
W. C. Weatherly
A. Burleson
Ben Davis
B P W Club Dance Benefit at Nat Dance Palace
The Business and Professional Women's Club holds a benefit dance at the Nat Dance Palace on Wednesday from 9 to 12. Hostesses include Mrs. Ruby Workman Mrs. Irma Green Mrs. Mae Hardin and many others. The public is invited to attend.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Nat Dance Palace
Ruby Workman
Irma Green
Mae Hardin
Ercel Middaugh
Jack Eldridge
Nan Gilkerson
Bessie Landes
Lita Witt
Antoinette Schoenhoven
Cleo Bradley
Jean Betesk
Melba Bangs
Ethel Caldwell
Elizabeth Blackburn
Winnifred Ehrlick
Kathryn Metcalf
Dena Hill
Mattea McClurkin
Martha Perkins
Alma Richardson
Former Amarillo Man Weds in Oklahoma City
Former Amarillo resident marries Miss Lucille Goldsmith of Coyle Oklahoma and Maurice Sewartz of Purcell Oklahoma at the Skirein Hotel in Oklahoma City. Rabbi J J Goodman officiates with Mac Warren of Amarillo as best man. The groom, formerly with Hub Clothing, now with Mammoth Clothing in Shawnee, plans a wedding tour through Colorado and New Mexico.
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Lucille Goldsmith
Coyle
Okla
Maurice Sewartz
Purcell
Amarillo
Skirein
Oklahoma City
J. J. Goodman
Temple Bnar
Mac Warren
Schwartz
Hub Clothing Company
Mammoth Clothing Company
Shawnee
Colorado
New Mexico
Persons Return Home After Visit to Alabama
Miss Marguerite and Jack Perry return to Godison Alabama after visiting Mr and Mrs Will L Riley at 1205 Pierce Street and Mr Perry's sister Mrs Will L Riley. Mr Riley also heads back to Godison and Jimmie Swann manager of Southwestern Engraving Co will return tomorrow from a two day trip.
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Marguerite
Jack Perry
Godison
Ala
Will L. Riley
Pierce Street
George L. Perry
Mr. Perry
Mr. Riley
Jimmie Swann
Southwestern Engraving Company
Wil
Birthday notes of queens and first ladies of history
On July 21 notable births include Maria Christina mother of Spain’s Alfonso XII born 1858, Frances Cleveland born 1864, and author Jandhe Willis Howard born 1847. The record highlights regency stability, marriages at the White House, and cross‑Atlantic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Christina
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Alfonso XII
Frances Folsom Cleveland Preston
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
White House
Thomas Jex Preston, Jr
Jandhe Willis Howard
On Teufell
Germany
Local Churches Highlight Evening Programs and Guests
Boxwell leads an Inter mediate Christian Endeavor meeting at First Christian Church with talks on Good Sportsmanship by Thalen Meredith Mary Kathryn Meredith Elizabeth Reynolds and E L Hunter A fat show includes a reading by Elizabeth Reynolds Twenty two attendees welcome five new members Plans finalize an ice cream social on the church lawn tomorrow at 7 30 PM Also Sumrall preaches here in Rev D D Sumrall’s absence and Rev T D Sumrall fills pulpits with strong turnout G G Vernon to lead Sunday services next week Mrs Boxwell directs choir temporarily as resignation of Thomas Reid takes effect Josey the new First Baptist choir director organist guest organist at Polk Street Methodist John Josey recently taught and served in Baptist Seminary vacations pass in Dallas Fort Worth Alpine Grace Rye Verna Gately return from Pacific coast trip E E Martin family depart for Carlsbad El Paso Hot Springs for a two week vacation Eldon Thompson W D Lemons John Forkner Harry Montgomery Roy Forkner return from weeklong Creede fishing trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumrall
D. D. Sumrall
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Mississippi
Rev
T. D. Sumrall
Happy
G. G. Vernon
First Baptist Sunday School of
Egypt Riots Claim 1 Dead and 87 Hurt
Cairo reports describe severe rioting with one killed and 87 injured, 27 seriously, as troops, police, and thousands of students clash in central streets. Shields of police fire in the second volley. emergency squads treat the wounded and flee pressures from nationalist actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Nahas Pasha
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Wild horse drags captor through Nevada ranch
James Jensen of Spring Valley was dragging behind a wild horse when a rope snagged his ankle. The horse galloped across sagebrush for hundreds of yards before Jensen could brake free, leaving bruises and lacerations as evidence of the dangerous day of roundups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Horse
United Press
Ely
Nevada
James Jensen
Spring Valley
Jensen
Jesen
Moody Names Cecil Storey for Ferguson Admission
Governor Moody released a statement alleging Cecil Storey, candidate for attorney general, aligned with Ferguson. It asserts Storey voted for the Ferguson amnesty bill, opposed repeal and opposed investigating Ferguson, and that he was viewed as a Ferguson ally in the Legislature. The note notes the amnesty bill was later ruled unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Dan Moody
Cecil Storey
Ferguson
Storey
State Supreme Court
Conscience Drives Whitby Thief To Confess
Albert Thorn of Whitby Gnt admits stealing a bicycle after Tow a Whitby laundryman reported it missing. The bike was found on the highway the day after the report. Thorn surrendered at an Oshawa police station and was jailed by Whitby authorities pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitby
Gnt
Albert Thorn
Lee Tow
Thorn
Oshawa
Teachers Meet at Saint Andrew's Church Picnic Plan
In Fort Worth WBAP reports teachers will gather at Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church this evening at 8 to discuss plans for the annual picnic. Mies Reynolds led the Senior Worker's league program Sunday night on the theme New Testament Conception of the Church. An old time revival continues at Sixth Avenue and Houston Street with nightly services at 8 led by Rev. and Mrs. Eddie King of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mies Reynolds
Mies Thelma Ruth Reynolds
Worker's League
Sixth Avenue
Houston Street
Eddie King
Calia Maen
Burglary Endurance Latest Fadt
Kansas City reports a garbled burglary endurance item with police hastily awarding a title to Hooker Carter and Robert Highly who faced a 200 pound anvil and damaged a motor car. Officers later admitted the award was premature and offered to cede the title to whoever stole a 600 pound hammer from a contractor’s pile driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Carter
Robert
Amarillo Schools Order 1050 Opera Chairs
The Amarillo School Board approved buying 1,050 opera chairs from J A Bryant School Equipment of Dallas for 4006.70 dollars. The chairs will be installed in the auditoriums of Bam Houston junior high McKinley and Pleasant Valley schools. Additional equipment items will be considered at the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
J. A. Bryant School Equipment Company
Dallas
Bam Houston Junior High
McKinley
Pleasant Valley
Young Atlantan New National Net Champ
Bryan Grant Jr of Atlanta won the national clay court tennis singles title in Kansas City, defeating Wilbur F. Coen Jr. The doubles crown went to Fritz Mercur of Philadelphia and J Gil bert Hall of South Orange, defeating Wray Brown of St. Louis and Harrie Goggesball of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Kanbas City
Atlanta
Bryan Grant
Fritz Mercur
Philadelphia
J. Gilbert Hail
South Orange
Wilbur F. Coen
Kanaan City
Bill Tilden
Mercur
Hall
Wray Brown
Bt. Louis
Harrie Goggesball
Deo Moines
Wear FALSE TEETH With Real Comfort
Fasteeth powder keeps teeth firmly set with no gummy taste or feel Deodoriaen. Sprinkle on plates to eat and laugh in comfort. Available at City Drug Co Post Office Drug Co and other drug stores.
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City Drug Co
Post Office Drug Co
Pays for wedding idea sparks new marriage union
A United Press report from Little Rock Arkansas on July 21 describes a new co operative marriage union. Members contribute $1 000 for each wedding and other members fund the departing spouse.
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United Pree
JoCk
Ark
Big Black Bear Starts His Own Tree Sitting
In Melrose Park Chicago a 800 pound black bear began a tree sitting yesterday. Police arrived and fired as the bear descended in panic. The bear retreated and returned to the tree where an officer shot and killed it to end the standoff.
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Big Black Bear
Chicago
Black Bear
Melrose Park
Crazed farm hand ends life after killings in Pennsylvania
John Skopa, 42, a farm hand near Kingston, Pennsylvania, killed contractor Harry Sardoni, 52, and family members Francis Sardoni, 22, and Frieda Sardoni, 17, during a wage dispute. After an all night manhunt by Pollen and state troopers, Skopa killed Harvey's Lake Police Chief John T. Ruth, 6 a.m. then shot himself as officers closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wilkes Barke
John Skopa
Posse
Skopa
Harry D. Sardoni
Kingston
Hero
Sardoni
Francis Sardoni
Frieda Sardoni
Pollen
John T. Ruth
Harvey's Lake
Buddhists in Honolulu Convene First Pan Pacific YMBA
Scores of delegates gather in Honolulu for the first Pan Pacific conference of the Young Men’s Buddhist Associations marking the 80 year anniversary of YMBA Hawaii. Leaders seek closer cooperation among Orientals and Christians, with sessions on missionary work, publications, and international federation goals. Most delegates are Japanese or Japanese American. local Japanese host excursions follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy United Press
Honolulu
T. H
Young Men's Buddhist Associations
Ys M. P. A
Hawaii
Cauie
Pacific
Pacific Coast
United States
International Federation of
Y. M
Ends life at El Paso
Rowe Aronson, 40, committed death by own action by poisoning yesterday after an attempt to kill herself by gas failed, coroner's verdict. She was a slater of Mia. Max Friedman of Kenosha, Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe Aronson
Slater
Mia
Max Friedman
Kenosha
Wis
Broken rail blamed for fatal Moncton train wreck
A broken rail is believed to have caused the deaths of five persons and injuries to 18 others when nine flat cars derailed from the Al G. Barnes heap train near Moncton New Brunswick. Four dead were circus workers and the fifth a hobo who reportedly joined the ride from Newcastle to Charlottetown Prince Edward Island where the show was set to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Moncton
N. B. Duly
al G. Barnes
Newcartle
Charlottetown
Prince Edward
Bishop Cannon of M. E. Church Weds
London reports Bishop James Cannon Jr. of the Methodist Episcopal Church South married Tuesday at Christ Church Mayfair to Mrs. McCallum The Rev Dr Ferrari officiated The couple, with Bishop Cannon and his bride, are en route to Brazil via Madeira, accompanied by Bishop Hingham Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Christ Church
Mayfair
Mra. McCallum
Dr. Ferrari
Hinhop Cannon
Brazil
Maderia
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Long Wear and Purity
MELLO GLO Face Powder is promoted as preferred by beautiful women for a smooth even finish that prevents shine, pores appearing larger, and irritation. Made by a new French process, it claims long wear, youthful bloom, and high purity, available at Fox Drug Co with six stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
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