Weymouths Honored at Shreveport Reception
Mr and Mrs Jim Weymouth recently married at First Methodist Church Shreveport were feted at a reception hosted by his parents 1700 Harrison St with about 200 friends in attendance. The couple resides on the Weymouth ranch in Moore County. A string ensemble played and Jose and Maria performed Spanish songs indoors after rain canceled the garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Weymouth
First Methodist Church
Shreveport
Weymouth
C. E Weymouth
Harrison Street
Dorothy Jean Waller
E. J. Waller
Moore County
Pampa
Hobart
Canadian
R. B. Masterson
Sloan Kritser
Paul Driscoll
Gene Howe
W. F E. Herring
Ruth Stone
Joe Hancock
Jane Harty
Manuel Folquist
Peggy Hill
Charles Lowndes
Jose
Maria
Mercolized Wax Skin Beauty Ad
Modern women seek Mercolized Wax as a complete home facial treatment that cleanses soften bleaches and protects the skin. It promises to reveal a radiant underskin and smoother complexion with Saxolite Axtringent used daily for refinement and oil control.
Darnall to Wed Emily Ruth Alford of Murfreesboro Ark
Dr and Mrs Thomas F Alford announce the marriage of their daughter Emily Ruth to Charles William Darnall of Amarillo son of Dr and Mrs H H Darnall of Columbus Ark The couple were celebrated at a Murfreesboro tea for 75 guests The wedding is set for September 25 at the Murfreesboro Methodist Church The couple will reside in Amarillo after October 10 following a honeymoon to Hot Springs and Dallas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Franklin Alford
Murfreesboro
Ark
Emily Ruth
Charles William Darnall
Amarillo
H. H. Darnall
Columbus
Roscoe Brewer
Carolyn Brewer
Charles
Ride-Elect
Kidd-Key Conservatory
Sherman
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Darnall
Herring Hotel
Methodist
Rebekah Lodge Plans Free Readings and Music Night
The Rebekah Lodge will present a free program of readings and music tonight at 8 at the I O O F Hall. The public is invited and ice cream and cake will be sold with proceeds aiding repairs to the Ross Room at the Corsicana Children’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Ross
Corsicana
She Social CALENDAR THURSDAY EVENTS
Entre Nous Club at 2 o clock led by Mrs. Thomas Cox 3711 Fountain. Arciniega Club at 3 o clock led by Mrs. Glen Ray 110 Fast Fifteenth Avenue. Post Office Clerks Auxiliary Milwood Park 230 o clock. Forest Hill Study Group at 3 led by Mrs. G. W. Coffey 4030 Neuches Street. Diversion Club at 11 led by Mrs. HK EF Peery 317 East Twentieth Avenue. Soncy Home Demonstration Club postponed to September 2 Royal Neighbors of America I C C F Hall 230 o clock. Beryl Needle Club at 312 R West Tenth Avenue all-day meeting and covered dish luncheon. L. T. D. Club at 3 led by Mrs. B. B. Baker 309 Prospect Street. Circles 1 and 3 of Woman's Council of Central Presbyterian Church breakfast north side of Ellwood Park 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. EF. Peery
East Twentieth Avenue
Beryl Needle Club
Pete Weaver
R West
Tenth Avenue
Woman's Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
Ellwood Park
Junior Business Women Hold Regular Meeting at Capitol Hotel
The Junior Business Women's Club met in the Capitol Hotel club room with Miss Ethel Hicks presiding and Miss Ruth Rodgers reporting. Attendees included several members and guests, roll call by Miss Anna Mary Nelson, devotion led by Miss Allie Rhea Owen, and a club song The End of a Perfect Day. The group unanimously agreed to help raise funds for tuberculosis prevention, plus talks on highway safety and enjoying travel by Allyne Whelchel and Mrs Jo Burne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hicks
Ruth Rodgers
Anna Mary Nelson
Allie Rhea Owen
Allyne Whelchel
Jo Burne
Mesdames Jo Burns
Emma Belle Perryman
Marie Boswell
Helen McCabe
Beryl Richards
Dorothy Walters
Beatrice Reed
Jensine Nelson
Kkthren Coleman
Billy Lou Martin
Miss Louise Conrady Honored With Crystal Shower
The Y W A of First Baptist Church held a crystal shower for Miss Louise Conrady at Mrs J Howard Williams home. Conrady will marry Mr G Q Burnett on August 2. Refreshments served to numerous club members and guests. next meeting set for Mrs Elder’s home at 208 A Fast Sixteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. A. of the
First Baptist Church
Louise Conrady
J. Howard Williams
Conrady
G. Q. Burnett
Dorothy Key
Dorothy Baker
Ruth Ford
LaVerne Stone
Cassie Davis
Artie Lee Eichleberger
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Frances Jane Giles
Mesdames C. J. Roberts
Paul Fider
Kathryn Catle
Margaret Wingate
Carolyn Williams
Guy Lovett
Robert B. Burnett
J. W. Sanders
R. B. Wingate
John Conrady
Maria Class Officers Report at Luncheon
Maria Class of the First Baptist Church held a luncheon at the church. Officers gave reports. prayers were by Mrs. O B Chesshir and Mrs. Date Wilson. Attendees included Mesdames Burch Tyson, Victor Formby, L Atkinson, R G Daniel, Leon Yocham, B Chesshir, Ben M Scott, H D Penny, Hattie Davis, Far Crouch, A O Wood, Clyde McGinley, Wallace Wright, Cate Wilson, K A Whitaker, C R Hardin, J E Mickey, Alfred Nelson and Christine Gish. guests O B Chesshir Jr, Mrs C E Wharton, Mrs Edith Houghnot. The class will meet July 29 with Mrs Tyson at 302 Virginia Street. Mrs Whitaker will be assistant hostess.
Finishing Up College Jobs at Buffalo Courts Project
West Texas State College completes major WPA Buffalo Courts work with final tasks in progress. Grandstand, laundry building, training house interior, and training library floor are near completion as $8,743 in WPA funds are allocated. Canyon College aids sponsor contribution. Alton B. Bell of San Antonio tours Canyon with State Director H. P. Drought representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Courts
West Texas State College
WPA
A. A. Meredith
Training House
Canyon College
Meredith
Athletic Association
Alton B. Bell
San Antonio
H. P. Drought
Canyon
Oklahoma Women Visit Friends Here
Mrs. J. W. McFolk and Mrs. John W. McGee of Nowata Oklahoma visit Amarillo friends yesterday. McFolk widow of J. W. McFolk longtime Carpentier Paper salesman and Panhandle grocer. Now active with her brother and sister at the Nowata theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McFolk
John W. McGee
Nowata
Okla
Amarillo
McFolk
Carpentier Paper Company
Panhandle
Quanah
Port Worth
Mrs Roosevelt Pens Editorial on Motherhood for Ads
George Bye, literary agent for Mrs Frank lin Roosevelt, says she wrote a 200 word editorial on motherhood for a Hollywood motion picture company. Other distinguished women also prepared articles to appear in national magazine advertisements for the film promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
George Bye
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jaycee Directors Meet Tonight in Amarillo
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce directors will meet in the Southwestern Public Service Company assembly room at 7 30 o clock this evening to consider proposals and discuss new projects as reported by officers. Vacations note L D Heyser and wife left Amarillo for Dallas for a combined vacation and business trip, away several days. Heyser is Potter County treasurer. Flowers for Evening in Vichy fashion trend shows South American beauty tucking white camellias and a English girl wearing a mauve flower diadem as evening coiffeur accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
L. D. Heyser
Dallas
City
Mr. Heyser
Potter County
Vichy
Mrs. Gilstrap's Class Picnics At Vaughan Home
Members of Mrs. T. W. Gilstrap Sunday School class from Polk Street Methodist Church enjoyed a picnic supper in the back yard of Miss Rosylene Vaughan at 1607 Van Buren Street Mon day night. Attending were Mary Ann Meyer Amber Darnell Inez Hill Louise Faulkner Lois Jean Ferguson Winona Wise Virginia Crow miller Jane Manning Ruby Jean McLaughlin Lois Wellin Margaret Clutter Mrs Gilstrap and Rosylene Vaughan with guests Elaine Loving and Louise Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Gilstrap
Polk Street Methodist Church
Rosylene Vaughan
van Buren Street
Mary Ann Meyer
Amber Darnell
Inez Hill
Louise Faulkner
Lois Jean Ferguson
Winona Wise
Virginia Crowmiller
Jane Manning
Ruby Jean McLaughlin
Lois Wellin
Margaret Clutter
Mrs. Gilstrap
Elaine Loving
Louise Russell
Entre Nous Club Meeting At Mrs Cox Home
Entre Nous Club will meet at the home of Mrs Thomas Cox 3711 Fountain Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs Glen Ray 110 East Fifteenth Avenue will be hostess for the Arciniega Club Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Thomas Cox
Fountain
Glen Ray
East Fifteenth Avenue
Arciniega
Diversion Club Meeting Set at Mrs Peery’s Home
The Diversion Club will gather at 317 East Twentieth Avenue at 11 o clock Thursday morning. Mrs H E Peery hosts the meeting in her home for the planned session and discussion.
Markets Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City hogs 1 000 head with top 12.40 for 180 290 lb. sows to 10.60. cattle 3 000 with fed steers to 15.50 and butcher cows to 7.00. calves top 1121 lb to 15.50. Sheep 4 000 opening lambs 25 50c higher. springers to 10.00. natives at 9.75. Texas 9.50. New Orleans cotton opens barely steady with declines of 4 5 points. October 11.77, December 11.80, January 11.85, March 11.91, May 11.93. Futures quiet but firming late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
New Orleans
EFA. Pierce & Co Amarillo
New York
BE. A. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
Arkansas
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Sunray Oil
United Gas Corp
FE. A. Pierce & Co
Amer
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer Big Mills
Amer Tel & Tel
Armour & Co
Atchison Top
Baltimore & Ohio
Baldwin Locoaeee al
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden
Budd Mfg
Coodie Engith Cil Callahan Zinc & Lead O
Chi Rock Island & Pac
Chrysler Lit
Columb Gas & Elec
Continental Baking
Ediepeee
With & South
Consol
Curtiss Wrigh
Deere & Co
Eaton
Goodrich
SAN Goodyear
Great West Sugar
Houston Ojege
Houdaille Hershey
Hudson Motors
Internal Harvester
Ant Tel i
Johns Manville
Fragmented Listed Stocks Amid Market Notes
A jumbled OCR stock table lists companies such as Montgomery Ward Ohio Oil Packard Motors and Texas Pacific Coal along with percentages like 9M% 39% and 98% for various firms. Mentions include Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Southern Railway and North American Aviation among others in a chaotic market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Kas & Texas Pid
Montgomery Ward
Ohio Oil
Ae Steel ‘ Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Penney Co
Pennsylvania RR
Aeee Phos Ae Petrol
Etace
Acass
Remington Rand Republic Steel
N J
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Ane Ass
Hess Tobacco
St Joseph Lead
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
South Pac RR
Southern Railway
Standard Brands
Sperry Corp
Kennecott Copper
Eopdibeg Pees
Les Lee Rubber
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelvinator Natl Dairy Prods
Natiowr & Light NY
Central
North American Aviation
A American Co
Texas Se
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pac Coal & Oil
Icelandic Word Origin of Geysers Noted
The article explains that geysers derive their name from an Icelandic term meaning to burst forth violently and notes that they were first observed in Iceland. It mentions several corporate and brand names in a garbled sequence without coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Waddill Returns to Amarillo District Office After Vacation
George M. Waddill Amarillo Independent School District secretary reports return to courthouse office after a week’s vacation in New Mexico. He traveled with Mr. Waddill and Judge and Mrs Ot Trulove to River. The piece notes the last survivor of passenger pigeons died at Cincinnati Zoo in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Waddill
Amarillo Independent
Sch
New Mexico
Waddill
Ot Trulove
River
Cincinnati Z
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Lumpkin, David Kritser and
J. C. Paul
Plains Furniture Company
Plains Furniture
Taylor
Plains
OF All Summer Apparel
Congo
Evogue
Polk Street
Arciniega Club
Fast
Fifteenth Avenue
Post Office Clerks Auxiliary
Milwood Park
Forest Hill
G. W. Coffey
Neuches Street
Soncy Home Demonstration Club
Royal Neighbors of America
I, C. C. F. Hall
L. T. D. Club
B. B. Baker
Prospect Street
Junior Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
Crystal
Oklahoma
Jaycee
H. E. Peery
H. V. Robertson & Co
Accountants and Auditors
TAX Counselors
Oliver Eakle
Kansas City Livestock
Louise Beauty Salon
West
U.S. Testing Co
Blackburn Bros
Polk ST
Oriental Shop
Ks Eae Ar Mas Na
Lolidea Et Tuning
Philco
Blue Star
Ican Gas Association
Amarillo Gas Company
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