Social Calendar Highlights Local Church Events
Today features Eurelian Class picnic supper at First Baptist with Mrs. Ola Boyles at 1612 Madison Street and a Polk Street Methodist chicken barbecue at the Tri State Fair grounds both at 6 30. Also T E L Class picnic at Ellwood Park 6 30 and a 4 30 to 5 30 women’s hour sponsored by Potter County Federation at WDAG. Violin pupils of Helen M Strite give a recital at Amarillo College of Music at 8 15 and Friday activities include G A s at Pierce Street Baptist Church at 2 and a joint recital at Amarillo College of Music with violin and piano pupils and Unity Study Club events at 1500 Taylor Street. Miss Edith Day of Tenth Avenue Methodist leaves for Post to conduct a class at the Intermediate Assembly the first of its kind in Northwest Texas Conference. Amarillo Chapter No 787 Order of Eastern Star hosts a basket picnic at Ellwood Park Friday at 6 30.
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Eurelian
First Baptist Church
Ola Boyles
Madison Street
Miss Day
Edith Day
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Post
Tex
Intermediate Assembly
Northwest Texas
D. E
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Ellwood Park
Velvetized Texture Powder Promises Natural Look
Plough introduces Velvetized Texture powder through a Velvetizing process using 200 mesh silk to minimize pores and wrinkles. The Fav orite Bouquet line, in a red box, claims long wear in hot days and a natural complexion, available at drug stores.
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Plough
W M U Board Meets at Mrs Wingates Garden
Mrs R B Wingate hosted the W M U executive board of First Baptist Church at her Hughes Street home. The meeting moved to the flower garden with Mrs G L Stanley presiding and an ice course served by the hostess aided by Mrs Seth Gunter. Attendees included Mesdames A M Dobbs Athens Ga G L Stanley J W Sanders H E Perry H C Pipkin E F Bryan Jeff McGhee L L Pinkerton S F Pelton E L Conner G L Yates H F Saunders Waco T H Farrell J H Cureton Lela Powell A H Willborn H Mason George Vineyard W I Dinan W N Durham Seth Gunter and R B Wingate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Wingate
First Baptist Church
Hughes Street
G. L. Stanley
Seth Gunter
Mesdames A. M. Dobbs
Athens
W. N. Durham
Local folks on summer travels and visits
Elmer Blair Dyke Cullum and Dyke Cullum Jr. return from a bass fishing trip near Clayton. Mrs. D Cullum of Tulsa visits Borger with daughter. Mrs. J W Sanders hosts sister Mrs H F Saunders from Waco for several weeks. Joe Siegel returns from St Louis. Bessie Lee Gowdy vacationing Denver. Nell Dean Rogers Virginia Bitterberry visiting Lubbock. Cora Avery vacationing in Ruidoso NM. Walter Fuermann heads to West coast for summer. Others return to Fort Worth from visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Blair
Dyke Cullum
Dyke Cullum, Jr
Clayton
D. Cullum
Tulsa
Walter Butler
Borger
Duke, Roy and
Carl Cullum
At Home Delightful Neckline Pattern 2381 by Anne Adams
Pattern 2381 offers a cape collar with varied lines and a yoke plus smart stitching. The simple flared skirt is paired with a crushed ribbon sash bow and summer fabrics. Available sizes 14–20 and 32–42, with yardage and catalog pricing details.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Amarillo Phil harmonic Orchestra plans amended rules
The Amarillo Phil harmonic Orchestral Association executive committee approved amendments to the by laws drawn up by a named committee. W. S. Izzard hosted the session at his home. Committee members and future appointments were announced. A directors meeting slated for August 1 will unveil final plans and memberships. The aim is about 60 musicians and five or six concerts this season. Last year 35 members and three concerts. Attendees included Mrs. George Williams, R. C. Martini, Fancher Upshaw, Mason King, H. A. Shaw, C. W. Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestral Association
W. S. Izzard
Julian Boulevard
Izzard
Ellis B. Hall
Georges. Williams
R. C. Martini
Fancher Upshaw
Mason King
H. A. Shaw
C. W. Weber
Mr. Izzard
Mrs. Josephine Jesse Becomes Bride of A F Gatton
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Josephine M. Jesse and Mr. A. F. Gatton at Dr G L Yates’s home on June 25. Mrs. Gatton, daughter of Mrs. M H Holman, organized Jesse's Melody Maids Orchestra. Mr. Gatton works for Magnolia Oil Co. in Cisco, Texas, and is brother of W O Gatton. They will reside in Cisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine M. Jesse
A. F. Gatton
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Gatton
M. H. Holman
Jesse
Melody Maids Orchestra
Magnolia Oil Company
Cisco
Texas
W. O. Gatton
Recitals Planned for Tonight and Friday
Five violin pupils of Helen M. Strite will perform this evening at 8 15 in Amarillo College of Music auditorium with solos duets and quartets. Participants include Kathleen Bragg Dorothy Dan Margaret Groscup Fay Wheeler and Margaret Groscup. Another recital tomorrow features Vivian Morris Doherty Nellie D Erhard piano pupils with violin pupils from Strite in a joint program with many named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Strite
Vivian Morris Doherty
Nellie D. Erhard
Amarillo College of Music
Kathleen Bragg
Dorothy Dan
Margaret Groscup
Fay Wheeler
C. W. Stalnaker
Ned Weills
Fern Ferliger
of Gage
Okla
Dorothy Coan
Kathryn Mundell
Tom Shelton
Paul Franklin
Mildred Scott
Jeanette Middleton
Patty Selby
Judith Elliott
Dorothy Ann Adams
Billie Gene Doherty
Edward Noble
Helen
Louise Paxton
Jack
Beverly Triplett
Mildred Boyer
Eugene Lemmon
Frank Stalnaker
Chicken barbecue set at Tri-State Fairgrounds by Polk Street Methodists
Polk Street Methodist Church hosts a chicken barbecue at the Tri-State Fairgrounds this evening at 6. Games include baseball and horseshoe pitching with entertainment led by Carl Hare and Glenn McDavid. Church school officers teachers and parents join in the Sunday school picnic effort.
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Polk Street
Recent Bride Is Complimented by Mrs Cavenar at Tea
Mrs. D. B. Cavenar hosted at 1810 Taylor Street on Wednesday afternoon to honor new bride Mrs. Joe Berry formerly Miss Mable McIntosh of Granite, Oklahoma. Bridge and 42 were played with high scores and prizes won by Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Barringer. Attendees included Mrs. Berry and a list of local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Cavenar
H. Berry
Taylor Street
Joe Berry
Mable McIntosh
Granite
Oklo
R. Bradford
Leslie Barringen
M. L. Stine
Lewis C. Stoneham
S. R. Bradford
T. 8. Hoffs
J. Charles Woodson
James T. Howell
J. E. Marvin
Dave Derden
Jack Royalty
K. R. Schramm
Wesley Barringer
Leslie Barringer
D. E. Cavenar
Palo Duro Furniture marks seventh anniversary sale
In Amarillo the Palo Duro Furniture Company at 706 Polk Street celebrates seven years in business with its first in history sale this week and next. Allen Early, president and general manager, announced the event today.
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Amarillo
Palo Duro Furniture Company
Polk Street
Allen Early
Sizemores Welcome Luis Boyd B. Jr. Son
Mr and Mrs Boyd B Sizemore announce the arrival of a 10 pound son Boyd B Jr born July 14 in Borger The parents reside at 202 Florida Street Also mention Ray D Hetter returned to Borger after a short visit.
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Sizemores
Boyd B. Sizemore
Florida Street
Boyd B., Jr
Ray D. Hetter
Borger
Burglars Loot Mrs. Joe Mitchell Cafeteria Ice Cream Feast
Police said burglars entered the Mrs. Joe Mitchell cafeteria at 119 West Seventh Avenue by breaking a dressing room window. They took ice cream and chewing gum and earlier raided the cafe then scattered pie dough around the room on a hot night.
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Joe Mitchell
West Seventh Avenue
Two Women Lose Purses to Thieves
Mrs. R. W. Dunn of 1417 Harrison Street was a purse snatcher victim at Fifteenth Avenue and Tyler last night. The purse held 3.60 and a fountain pen. The suspect was about 16. A second theft occurred yesterday at the public library rest room where a woman slept and her purse containing 2 was stolen. Police are detaining two young hitch-hikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Dunn
Harrison Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Tyler
Health exam held for first-time students at local schools
A conference by the health unit and Parent-Teacher Association examined nearly a score of children for entry to Alice Lander gin School. Additional sessions follow at Margaret Wills School today and San Jacin to School tomorrow, the final one of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Landergin
Health Unit
Parent-Teacher Association
Margaret Wills School
San Jacinto School
Chamber of Commerce staff to attend A M Short Course
P C Bennett manager of the agricultural department will travel to College Station to attend the A M Short Course. Miss Mary Sitton and Frank Ford plan to join later this week for the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Bennett
Agricultural Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
College Station
Mary Sitton
Frank Ford
Gasoline Ignites Fire at Harrison Street Alarm
Firefighters answered a 10:29 AM alarm from 1012 Harrison Street where a tub of gasoline ignited. No damage was reported, firemen said.
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Harrison Street
Mrs Carl Sutton Hosts Circle at Polk Street Methodist
Mrs Carl Sutton entertained Circle No 2 of Polk Street Methodist Church at her home 814 Bellview Street yesterday. Mrs W R Armstrong led the lesson Finding God in Everyday Life and read the bulletin A leaflet China Travels Forward was given by Mrs CO E Duffy. Attending were Mesdames R B Masterson Sr C E Duffy A L Clemons C B Ridley R L McLain A J D Steed W R Armstrong Jack Pittman J F Patterson Tom Turner and Carl Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sutton
Polk Street Methodist Church
Bellview Street
W. R. Armstrong
R. L. McLain
A. JD. Steed
Jack Pittman
J.F. Patterson
Tom Turner
Purification for Health with Calotabs Trial Pack
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Nature
Miss Mary Sue and visit to Vista 104 Kentucky Street
Miss Mary Sue and Vista 104 Kentucky Street are visiting Alanreed. The informal note mentions travel to the Texas town and a social visit among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue
Re Vista
Kentucky Street
Alanreed
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Ad
Advertises New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder promising a youthful complexion and smoother even coverage. Claims include hiding tiny lines and pores, preventing shine, and lasting wear with a French process, available at City Drug Stores.
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City Drug Stores
ZEMO Promises Clear Skin With Soothing Use
An advertisement extols ZEMO as effective for pimples rashes and blemishes with soothing antiseptic action. It claims twenty years of relief from itching skin and frequent clearing of irritation, urging readers to buy from druggists at 35c 60c or $1.00.
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Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
WDAG
G. A.’s of
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Unity Study Club
W. M. U. Board
J. W. Sanders
H. F. Saunders
Waco
Saunders
Mrs
Joe Siegel
St. Louis, Mo
Bessie Lee Gowdy
Buchanan Street
Denver, Colo
Nell Dean Rogers
Virginia Bitterberry
Lubbock
Cora Avery
Hayden Street
Ruidoso, N. M
Walter Fuermann
West Coast
B. W. Owens
F. J. Trigg
William Baker
J. S. Cartwright
Fort Worth
R. E. L. Carter
R. Nichols
Alva B. Garner
Dallas
New Mexico
Colorado
Willard
Automotive Electric CO
West 10Th Ave
Genuine Willard
Cuthura
Betty Paxton
First St
Texyac
Gucura
Cuticura Dept
Malden
Mass
Amarillo Globe Daily Pattern
Josephine Jesse
Drs
San Jacinto
Bennett
Sed-A-Fen
Amarillo Clearing House Assn
First National Bank
Amarillo National Bank
American State Bank
Amarillo Bank & Trust CO
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College OF Music, Inc
14Th and
Inti ML. Ue 'Chotef Co
Ronai DO
Hotel del Coronado
Agua Caliente
Mel
Wright
Coronado Beach
California
Hilton Cities
Hilton Hospitality
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