Local News Roundup Clips and a Rescue
The report notes social visits and travels including Miss Helen Miller of Columbus visiting R W Miller in Bivins with bridge parties and golf. Mrs L B Whitefield returns from Louisiana and Kentucky while Mr and Mrs J W Harris plan to live at 815 North Bryan after a wedding trip to New Mexico. Dr Jack Younger returns from a Rockies trip. In Columbus B H Base, a street car motorman, saved baby Ellen Rowe by leaping ahead as the car skidded on slick rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harris
New Mexico
North Bryan Street
Harris
Madge Knowles
Tulsa
Mr. Harris
Canadian River Gas Company
Columbus, Ga
B. H. Base
Baby Ellen Rowe
Base
Baby Ellen
Young People Enjoy Swimming And Watermelon Event
Last evening the Young People's Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church held a swimming party at Gem Lake despite threatening weather. After swimming they returned to the Social Center for contest games and late watermelon. Attendees included Mildred Heatherson W Spencer L A Dugan James Miss Mildred Ture Sue Harvey Evelyn Eckert Mildred Harveys Londa Richardson Amy Gill Thelma Trolvettger Charles Lindsey Cecil Exton B E Boxwell Allen Bellah Clinton Eaton Alfred Nelson Etheron Gilkerson Cleo Freeman Albert Reville Gordon Gill Clifford Flanders Willard Gill Watrus Babb Lloyd Boxwell and Bill Pittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Lhristian Church
Gem Lake
Mildred Heatherson
W. Spencer
L. ‘A. Dugan
C. A. James
Mildred Ture
Sue Harevey
Evelyn Eckert
Mil ‘Dred Harveys
Londa Richardson
Amy Gill
Thelma Trolvitger
Charles Lindsey
Cecil Exton
B. E. Boxwell
Allen Bellah
Clinton Eaton
Alfred Nelson
Etheron Gilkerson
Cleo Freeman
Albert Reville
Gordon Gill
Clifford Flanders
Wilard Gill
Watrus Babb
Lloyd Box- Swell
Bill Pittman
Eurelian Class Plans Last Meeting in Auditorium
The Eurelian class will meet Sunday in Municipal Auditorium Eurel Baptist Church with the balcony area. It will be the last meeting before the new church opens next Sunday. Mrs E B Read, the teacher, returns from a Colorado mountains vacation and resumes duties. Visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Audi
Eurel
E. BR. Read
Colorado
Ongs relocate to Plainview as district supervisor
Mr and Mrs Clyde Ong and daughter Nancy Lee move to Plainview where Mr Ong becomes Magnolia Petroleum Company district supervisor with Plainview headquarters. The Ongs will live at the Hilton Hotel alongside Miss Margaret Terry of Ama rile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong
Plainview
Clyde Ong
Nancy Lee
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Hilton
Notes From North Amarillo Residents Visit Pleasant Valley Friends
North Amarillo social notes list guests and visits including Mrs. Jack Walls from Lamesa and Mrs. Charlie Priddy from Lake Spring staying with Mrs. L. Sherrel on St. Francis avenue Pleasant Valley. Clarence Henderson and T. C. Paul spent the weekend with cousins P. S. Paul in Bonita avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walls
Lamesa
Charlie Priddy
Lake Spring
Texas
L. Sherrel
St. Francis Avenue
Pleasant Valley
Social notes recount Dallas visitors and returning travelers
Miss Lillie Salter and Miss Theimr Shelton return from Colorado after visiting aunt Mrs. W J Miller in Denver Estes Park and Colorado Springs. J J Blake Jr conducts Santa Fe railway business at Wellington Kan. Miss Charles Jean Cullum travels to Los Angeles from Lindenwood College and will attend Stanford next fall. Mrs W L Blake of Lubbock visits her mother in Fort Worth. several outings honor visitors. Additional notes include Mr and Mrs N P Atkinson from Los Angeles visiting Beverly Gardens. G B Blair on vacation from River Road. E A Speck back from purchasing local rural telephone system. Rose Mary Ingram and sister Dortella visiting Shamrock. Mrs L D Hillyer of Brownwood in town aiding sister Mrs Shelton. Mrs Whiteside recuperating from motorcycle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Salter
Theimr Shelton
Dallas
Colorado Springs
Denver
Estes Park
W. JH. Miller
Mr. Miller
van Buren Street
Charles Jean Cullum
Amarillo
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
St. Charles
Lindenwood College
Cullum
Leland Stanford
Palo Alto
Cal
N. P. Atkinson
Jeanne
E. A. Speck
River Road
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Speck
Central Avenue
L. D. Hillyer
Brownwood
Thelma Bills
Central
Shelton
Pleasant Valnue
S. E. Whiteside
Make iito Make iito Try this exercise if
The fragment offers no clear event or persons. A cautious summary highlights an instructional prompt urging attempting a practice task. Without identifiable names, dates, or places, the item reads as a generic exercise note rather than a full news item.
Peplums To Be Worn in Fall Says Stylists
New fall silhouettes feature varied peplums ranging from tiny waisted flounces to tunic length designs. Many styles use a hip length yoke to anchor the silhouette with long peplums appearing as circular flounces around 10 inches. Some collections keep back fullness contrasting with a flared front for a fresh look.
Carlsbad Visit and Local Family News Update
July 4 events include a riding accident and Carlsbad cavern trip by Miss Ruby Ford and Miss Cathryn Heddrie of Pleasantley. Baby Coleen born June 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Garth Ingram. Nursery salesman Buck of Pleasant Valley in Colorado. Mrs. Charles S. Inman recovering from a July 8 operation at St Anthony hospital. Mrs. Earnest Vaughn injured back after a fall on Central avenue steps. Rose presides over the P. T. A. chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Ford
Cathryn Heddrie
Pleasantley
Carlsbad
Garth Ingram
Coleen
Mr. Buck
Pleasant Valley
Colorado
Charles S. Inman
Central Avenue
St. Anthony Hospital
Earnest Vaughn
Notable Births and Local School Developments
July 25 notes mark births of Lila Lee 1895 in New York City and Margaret Floy Washburn 1871 with roles in film and psychology. Also Anna Symmes Harrison, wife of President Harrison, born 1775. Pleasant Valley school announces cafeteria equipment arrival, auditorium expansion plans, possible bus routes to River Road and Beverly Gardens, with new homes under construction in Bellevue Beverly area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Lee
Moving Picture
New York City
David Belasco
Margaret Floy Washburn
American Psychological Association
Anna Symmes Harrison
William Henry Harrison
United States
Pleasant Valley School
Pleasant Valley
River Road
Beverly Gardens
Fashionable travel ensembles on Fifth Avenue
Seen on Fifth Avenue New York City fashion notes declare the seasonal traveling costume a key status symbol. Emerald green tones guide accessories from bags to gloves, with black calfskin suitcases featuring gold and enamel fittings. A debutante traveler wore Nile green and old gold attire with lapis accents and green jade jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York City
New York
Europe
Cen tral Junior High School Official Appointment Note
M McCasland, director of physical education and athletics at Central Junior High School, is cited in connection with a school athletics assignment or advisory role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McCasland
The
Central Junior High School
Mosquitoes Harass Sleep and Health Across Homes
An advertisement warns mosquitoes threaten sleep and health and promote Kill-Ko as a swift, gas based pest killer. It claims the product kills mosquitoes along with flies fleas ants roaches and moths, with immediate effect and no return. Available from druggists or grocers in blue bottles priced at 50 cents and one tic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Rigo
First Wedding Anniversary Gift Idea in New York
New Yorkers suggest a boxed guest set of sterling silver as the perfect first anniversary gift. The compact flatware serves a single guest who often arrives when the main silver is in short supply. A jeweler can custom match the guest set to the couple’s wedding silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Marjorie
Arthur
Amarillo Notes on Visitors and Local Arrivals
B B Zuber of Dallas representing Newton Products in Cincinnati tours Amarillo for a week of business. Miss Helen Gardie, Ralph Pleasant’s stenographer, returns tomorrow from a Colorado vacation. George Harrington of Tulsa, a Barnsdall Oil geologist, arrived in Amarillo several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Zuber
Dallas
Newton Products Company
Cincinnati
Amarillo
Helen Gardie
Ralph Pleasant
Colorado
George Harrington
Tulsa
Okla
Barnsdall Oil Company
Ossining Native Wins Prix de Rome in Landscape Design
Richard Coolidge Murdock of Ossining New York winner of the Prix de Rome annual award in landscape architecture worth $8000 for the design of a country estate. He is related to the Beacon Hill Coolidges and to Calvin Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Coolidge Murdock
Ossining
N. Y
Beacon Hill
Coolidges
Calvin Coolidge
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. P. Dean
Frank Weimer
C. Lamb
Herringay
Helen Miller
Columbus
Ohio
R. W. Miller
Bivins Station
L. B. Whitefield
Louisiana
Kentucky
Jack Younger
Rockies
Eurelian
Andrew Jay
Clarendon
A. G. Eisenberg
R. E. Alderson
R. M. Rose
Clarence Henderson
T. C. Paul
Mrs. P
Paul
Bonita Avenue
Kansas City
Mrs. Morris
Abilene
W. S. Morris
J. J. Blake, Jr
Santa Fe Railway Company
Wellington
Kan
W. L. Blake
Lubbock
J. 4. Blake
East Second Avenue
G. B. Blair
Fort Worth
Mr. Blair
Morrison Supply Company
Rose Mary Ingram
Dortella
Shamrock
Iito
Healthy Eyes
Public
Lecsor
Polk
Mrs. Rose
P. T
Earl Minderman
Pleasant Valley School Board
Mr. Munch
Abbott Machine Shop
Roberts Street
Hastings Drive
PIE & Dennis
Harrison St
Stetson
Harding
H. L
Hub) Maddux
Commissioner of Agriculture of
the Association of
Dr. E. A. Metzger
Louis K.patton
Taylor Bt
Troy Laundry Kids
Hub
Maddux
Alto
Cherokee Co
Pal Ke
Pathe Presents
Eddie Quillan
Marion Nixon
Gaston
Alaebe Gram
Howard E. Elliott
Potter County
Bars
Virginia Street
San Jacinto Heights
Santa Fe Railroad
Christian Church
J. W. Timmons
W. N. Thompson
A. Christian
Internal Revenue
Woodrow Wilson
REX Theatre
Vitaphone—Movietone
Woolworths
Alice White
Sereen
Movietone News
Jade Box
Koko
Og, Jones
Richard DIX
Lois Wilson
Paramount
Bedalia
Paramount Sound News
Sam
Black Crow
Deep Staff
Black Crows
Moran & Mack
Movietone
Fee
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