Watermelon Supper for Friends Hosts in Texas
Miss Mary Frances Bellows entertained Tuesday at 8 o clock with a watermelon supper for a small group at 1703 Van Buren Street. Honor guest was Woodley McCarley of Blue Ridge Texas. Attendees included Elizabeth Thompson Harold Tibbs John Headrick and Dorothy Goshnauer.
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Mary Frances Bellows
van Buren Street
Woodley McCarley
Blue Ridge
Tex
Elizabeth Thompson
Harold Tibbs
John Headrick
Dorothy Goshnauer
Four Marital Rifts Highlight Career Clash Claims
The piece notes a surge of summer divorces among stage and film figures amid heat wave tension. It suggests students of compatibility would cite four recent splits as arising from conflicts over careers and professional pressures.
Iowa Women Honored Guests at Two Showers and Luncheon
Mrs. L. M. Galloway of Britt Iowa visited daughter Mrs. Roy Curtis and attended a luncheon hosted by friends at Mrs. W. E. Ferguson home in Crestway. Corsages sweet peas and petunias and a brief musical program accompanied the handkerchief shower for the honoree. Attendees included Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Ferguson and others. A second event honored Mrs Jimmie Lloyd King formerly Miss Mary Jane Craddock with a miscellaneous shower at Miss Ethel Irene Bennett’s home on North Polk Street. Attending were several local women and Miss Irene Clancy assisted with service.
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J. L. King
Jimmie Lloyd King
Mary Jane Craddock
Ethel Irene Bennett
North Polk Street
C. H. Martin
H. 8
Milholland
J. E. Bennett
S. A. Eason
Lela Gray
Mary Holt
W. H. Taylor
J. M. Castle
Irene Clancy
Able Coantz
Ray Clancy
Lee Brady
T. M. Castle
Dorothy Ballen
Bennett
Freckles Crown Won by Harrisburg Boy at Atlantic City
Paul Brown aged 11 of Harrisburg Pennsylvania won the freckles crown during Atlantic City children’s week. A machine counted 2165 freckles on his smiling face while Tommy Thurlow, son of Howard Hughes’ navigator, saluted his father in New York under a state trooper’s hat.
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Tommy Thurlow
Howard Hughes’ World Flight
New York
Paul Brown
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
Mrs Simmons Hosts Las Amigas Club Meeting
Mrs. R L Simmons hosted the Las Amigas Needle Club at 1506 Jefferson Street with garden flowers and needlework. A picnic supper is planned for next Tuesday at 7 pm at BE E Boxwell home 1621 Hughes Street. The next meeting is August 9 at 9 am at Mrs C M Tyler 1705 Van Buren Street.
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R. L. Simmons
Jefferson Street
Las Amigas Needle Club
BE. E. Boxwell
Hughes Street
J. F. Bradley
Mesdames
F. E. Ingham
F. F. Boxwell
B. H. Collins
A. L. Timmons
Herman Kerr
H. A. Humphreys
C. M. Tyler
Geo. W. Russell
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. H. J. Pankratz home with Mrs. Jess Walter as hostess. Elected vice chairman was Mrs. E. D. Reed and parliamentarian was Mrs. R. W. Rodgers. new members were Mrs. Carrie Baker and Mrs. J. B. Caudell. Mrs. W. T. Willis won prizes in the contests. Visitor was Mrs. B. T. Stubbs. Other attendees included Mesdames W. N Martin E. L. Stubblefield J. B. Minter H. C. Gentry Clark Hancock James Johnson E. L. Gibson and J. C. Vance. Next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs. Rodgers hosting.
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Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
H. J. Pankratz
Jess Walter
E. D. Reed
R. W. Rodgers
Carrie Baker
J. B. Caudell
W. T. Willis
B. T. Stubbs
Mesd
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Friday
Tonight at Amarillo eatery a Family Night event starts at 7 20 with entertainment by Band 40 and guests Mrs W S Birge at 1220 West Eleventh Avenue. Friday shares S H C Wives Club at 1305 Travis with several hosts, plus flunshine Sewing Club at 312 East Twenty first Avenue at 2. Marian Class of First Baptist Church hosts a supper at 7 30 with husbands as guests. Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meets at I O O F Hall at 9 Am.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Oo. O. F. Hall
Amarillo
Flunshine Sewing Club
R. 8. Roth
East Twenty-first Avenue
Marian
First Bapet Church
Brotherhood of Railroad
Criss Cross Club Holds Home Meeting and Picnic Plans
Members met Tuesday at Mrs. R. V. Norman’s 801 Lake Street with guests Mrs. Sam Walker and Mrs. Wernie Kelly. Mrs. A. J. Talkovic won the penny prize and plans were finalized for a picnic next Tuesday at Ellwood Park at 2 PM. Attendees included Kelly, Walker, Kemp, Lindsey, Pulkerson, Miller, Talkovic, Putnam, and the hostess.
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Criss Cross Club
R. V. Norman
Lake Street
Sam Walker
Wernie Kelly
A. J. Talkovic
Ellwood Park
Mesdames Kelly
Walker
Fred Kemp
A. H Lindsey
A. T. Pulkerson
R. N Miller
Ed Putnam
Eight and Forty Meet With Mrs Birge Tonight
The Eight and Forty club holds a regular meeting with Mrs W S Birge at 1220 West Eleventh Avenue. The session begins at B o'clock followed by a bridge game.
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W. S. Birge
West Eleventh Avenue
The 25 to 40 Crowd Now Lead In State Bar Use
A state liquor authority survey of 220 New York hotels shows most drinking today is by adults aged 25 to 40 rather than flaming youths. Reasons include easing work tension for business people and social expectations at evening gatherings, with bars serving as a quick stimulation for older young adults and for afternoon dates.
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State Liquor Authority
New York State
Marmola tablets offered to aid weight loss
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a method to shed fat by sensible eating and a daily four-tablet dosage. The copy notes the product’s long market presence, claims no cure for illness, and advises consulting a physician for diagnosis while including the formula in each package.
Reckless Youth and Bar-Drinking Costs
A columnist comments on the contrast between well dressed youths with time to spare and their elders, noting that hotel men view bar drinking as an expensive pastime. The piece argues youths cannot afford the lifestyle of their elders when they drink.
President's travel and entertainment allowances outlined
The President may spend up to 25000 dollars annually on travel and official entertainment, in addition to a salary of 75000 dollars. This allocation covers official duties and related engagements.
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