Pla-Mar Bridge Club Hosts Pajama Breakfast Party
Mrs. Harry Hatcher entertained the Pla-Mar Bridge Club at her home 3914 Cheyenne Road with a 7:30 am bridge breakfast on the lawn. Mrs. L. B. Thomas won high, Mrs. W. P. Cooper second high, with attendees including Mrs. L. F. Black and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hatcher
Pla-Mar
Cheyenne Road
L. B. Thomas
W. P. Cooper
L. F. Black
John Gilvin
W. S. Izzard
J. M. Brash
Harold Richey
Henry Tyler
John McKenzie
L. D. Lindsey
W. W. Tarkington
Amona Class Hosts Monthly Meeting at Mrs Young Home
The Amona Class of the First Baptist Church held its regular monthly business and social meeting at 710 Bellview Street Tuesday evening. Group Five, led by Mrs. Barney Moore, organized the session before Mrs. Marguerite Cleghorn led a pleasant social hour with sherbet served in flower pots and pansies as favors. Guests included Mrs. S. J. M. Chunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amona
First Baptist Church
R. C. Young
Bellview Street
Barney Moore
Marguerite Cleghorn
R. M. Kidwell
Steve R. Hayden
Gene Storr
Perry C. Burks
T. M. Wheat
H. M. Adkins
H. G. Maxfield
Neill Singerton
A. K. Webster
Barney C. Moore
E. W. Roffey
Mrs Bridgemen Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Florida Street
Mrs Sidney Bridgeman entertained the Bid a Bit Bridge Club with a morning bridge party and lunch at her home 406 Florida Street. Guests arrived at nine, played games, enjoyed flowers and an outdoor luncheon, with prizes going to Mrs Franz Dyche Mrs Max O'Brien and Mrs Bill Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bridgemen
Florida Street
Franz Dyche
Max O’brien
Bill Freeman
Wesley Friendship Bible Class Meets With Mrs Staves
The Wesley Friendship Bible Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs Clyde Staves at 803 Florida Street All members are invited. The Imperial Bridge Club meets with Mrs G F Nussbaum at 1204 West Twelfth Avenue Thursday morning at 930. Amarillo Country Club hosts Ladies Day with a flag tournament in the morning and luncheon at 1 o clock Reservations to H M Mace, 9313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship Bible Class
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Clyde Staves
Florida Street
Imperial Bridge Club
G. F. Nussbaum
West Twelfth Avenue
Amarillo
Paris Society Fashions Velvet Coats At Auteuil Race
Mrs Walter Edge wife of the United States ambassador appears at the grand steeplechase in a royal blue velvet coat with a white crepe dress and a capeline hat. Fashion note reports ladies wearing bright velvet coats and broad brim hats at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Walter Edge
United States
Paris Fashion Notes and Texan Visit Add Color
One of the Marquise de Casa Maury and her black crepe frock features white linen butterfly appliques on the surplice neckline. The Miller family from Yoakum Texas visits Mrs. Floyd A. Cooper at 2415 Hayden Street, joining the household of Mrs. Miller’s sister during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marquise de Casa Maury
Darrell Miller
May
Walter
Yoakum, Texas
Miller
Floyd A. Cooper
Hayden Street
Local House Holds and Travels Among Towns
Mrs. T. F. Hampston and children return from an extended visit with relatives in Roswell. Hall Axtell returns from State College New Mexico where he heads the Music Theory department to spend the rest of summer. Mrs. Kyle Johnson of Yuma Ariz visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Shelton. Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss Cayla Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Claybrook return from Boyd Okla after attending the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. Claybrook's parents. A family reunion was held with some Colorado relatives unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hampston
Cleveland Street
Roswell
Hall Axtell
State College
New Mexico
Kyle Johnson
Yuma, Ariz
George Shelton
Garfield Street
Johnson
Cayla Hilton
J. F. Claybrook
Hayden Street
Boyd
Okla
Mr. Claybrook
Colorado
Thursday Ladies Day Meetings at Amarillo club and bridge
Meetings set for Thursday at Amarillo Country Club 8 30 a m and Imperial Bridge Club led by Mrs G F Nussbaum at 1204 West Twelfth Avenue 9 30 a m.
Designer Says Women Ignore Figure Defects
Elizabeth Hawes argues American women do not acknowledge their figure flaws and fail to dress for their silhouettes. She presented her 18 fall models in Paris at the Ambassadeurs, hoping Paris designers see American design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elizabeth Hawes
Vassar
Miss Hawes
New York
Ambassadeurs
Greathouse Out for Baylor Varsity Season
Will Greathouse of Decatur, star tackle for Baylor freshmen, is lost to the 1931 varsity team due to a prior injury and an operation earlier last fall prevents his playing this season, announced by Coach Jennings in Waco Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
U.pi
Will Greathouse
Decatur
Baylor
Greathouse
Jennings
Eight Convicts Granted Paroles by Governor in Texas
Governor Ross Sterling granted general parole to Hugh Davis and seven other inmates. Davis, convicted of murder in Wilbarger County in 1927 and sentenced to 30 years, was recommended for clemency by county officials and the State Board. Remaining paroles include Jesse Harrison for murder, Burt Green for burglary, Tom Gaines for burglary, H O Echart for liquor law violation, Buddie Hammond for an unspecified offense, Josh Johnson for interfering with railroad switches, and E Linton for liquor violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
R. D. Oswalt
Jesse Harrison
Jefferson County
Burt Green
Uvalde
Tom Gaines
Houston
H. O. Echart
Delta
Buddie Hammond
Collin-Montague
Josh Johnson
Rains
E. Linton
Palo Pinto
Amarillo City Briefs Highlights Local Travels and Births
Dr. B E Masters of Amarillo College leaves for Mississippi for a three week vacation with family. Mr and Mrs G W Newsom of Stinnett visit Amarillo on business. Dr R Kinsey returns from a two week California trip. A H Plyer and R R Price travel to Borger on business. M W West in Clarendon for business. Mrs S E Vaughan of Bertram visits son Dr T D Vaughan in Amarillo. J B LeVert returns from Las Vegas New Mexico. Mrs O L Fortenberry of Happy seeks medical care in Amarillo. Mr and Mrs J W Mills announce a baby boy. Leonard Volz of Wichita Falls visits Amarillo. S R Romans of Claude on business in Amarillo. Miss Marty Harmon of Canadian visits Miss Doris Landers. Mr and Mrs Pat Lancaster announce a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Masters
Amarillo College
Mississippi
American Girl Leonore Henry Wins London Exhibition Fame
An Asheville North Carolina girl, Leonore Henry, earns a London Mayfair show at 26. She studied ten years, splits time between home and London, and draws sepia portraits with speed. Her work, praised by The Times, includes 100 pieces at Claridge's featuring notable British figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mayfair
Leonore Henry
Asheville
N. C
Violet Henry
the Times
Claridge’s
Asheville, N. C
Railway sued for 1 543 000 in West Texas dispute
W T Tunstill of Fort Worth sues the Texas and Pacific Railroad for 1 543 000 in district court claiming breach of contract over oil and gas land rights in Ward and Ector Counties. He seeks 543 000 direct and 1 900 000 exemplary damages stating litigation ruined his stake. The suit notes disputed fee ownership and the impact amid West Texas development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Pinto
Tex
W. T. Tunstill
Fort Worth
The
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Ward
Ector
Tunstill
Milk war slashes Lubbock milk prices to four cents
In Lubbock Texas a milk war cut retail milk to four cents a quart and wholesale to three cents per quart today. Earlier prices stood at 13 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Tex
U.P
Funds Lacking Prisoner Freed After 15 Months
SAN ANTONIO Texas July 29 AP J H Early freed after 15 months in jail awaiting Washington action due to lack of funds to return him for trial. He faced forgery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
J. H. Early
Washington
Liberty
Seven Arrested in Counterfeit Ring Raids
Seven persons were arrested in St. Louis as authorities seized over $15,000 in counterfeit ten dollar bills. Federal agents and Secret Service described the raids as breaking up a counterfeit ring suspected for months, with plate and printing equipment seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
O.R
Secret Service
Thoroughbreds Gather for Georgetown County Fair Races
More than 50 thoroughbreds are stabled at Georgetown for the County Fair Association awaiting racing scheduled August 5 6 and 7. Entries include stables from Texas Oklahoma Kentucky Louisiana and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Tex
W County Fair Association
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Louisiana
Arkansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred True
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Bridgeman
Wesley Friendship Bible
Staves
Mrs. Nussbaum
Amarillo Country Club
Herbert Hoover
Edward Gann
Marquise
Fear
G. W. Newsom
Stinnett
A. H. Plyer
R. R. Price
Borger
M. W. West
Clarendon
S. E. Vaughan
Bertram, Tex
T. D. Vaughan
Ong Street
J. B. LeVert
Las Vegas
N. M
O. L. Fortenberry
Happy
Leonard Volz
Wichita Falls
S. R. Romans
Claude, Tex
Marty Harmon
Doris Landers
Sebits Hotels
Pat Lancaster
Francis Younghusband
Himalaya
Swathling
Wilfred Grenfell
H. H. Princess
Andrew
Grand Duke
Michael
Russia
California
M. R. Lindsey
T. F. Rains
Dallas
Ben H. Stone
Harrison Street
Rocky Mountain National Park
I. M. Kline
Dumas, Texas
R. T. Bate
Lambie Construction Company
Denver
Mr. Bate
L. B. Goodrich
Shamrock
G. G. Frashier
A. B. Keahey
R. C. Ledrick
Pampa
W. R. Conant and
Guthrie, Okla
West Thirty-fourth Avenue
Mr. Conant
National Cash Register Company
Sterling Brown
Helene Lightfoot
Stone & Galerie
H. C. Jackson
BIG Tent Theater
City Drug
Railway
Rialto
Lew Ayres
Genevieve Tobin
Jack Benny
Aneeret
Eo Arlen
Peggy “Shannon
Qissio
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Oliver Eakle
Grocers
United
Amarillo M. B. A
Fifth Street
Ronald Colman
Delco
Delco Appliance Corporation
Rochester, N. Y
Automotive Appliance Company
Canton
Dallas, Texas
Southwestern Public Service Co
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