Miss Mary Storm Hosts Coffee Honoring Mrs Jack Culp
Miss Mary Storm gave a Wednesday morning coffee at her home 1710 Street to honor Mrs Jack Culp of Pampa formerly Miss Marjorie Fisk daughter of Mr and Mrs A Fisk Harrison Street. Guests greeted by Mrs Ip and Mrs Fisk, room decorated with garden flowers. A ge bowl of flowers centered the table while Mrs C A Fisk and Mrs D Hoover served buffet breakfast. Miss Jeanne Howe poured. About 30 guests attended.
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Mary Storm
1710 Street
Jack Culp
Pampa
Culp
Marjorie Fisk
A. Fisk
Harrison Street
Fisk
Edith Parker Honored Before Departure for Los Angeles
Miss Edith Parker, who will leave Boon for Los Angeles, was honored at a farewell party hosted by Miss Lois White at 814 Bowie Street Tuesday night. Games and bingo prize gifts were enjoyed, with refreshments served to a list of attendees including Claudia Hinds, Austa Hinds, Mae Haynie, Mary Frances Konkle, Lou Nunn, Nola Parker, Pinky Stovall, Lois White, and Edith Parker.
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Edith Parker
Boon
Los Angeles
Lois White
Bowie Street
Claudia Hinds
Austa Hinds
Nie Mae Haynie
Elsie Leefe
Mary Frances Konkle
Je Lou Nunn
Nola Parker
Cella Baker
Pinky Stovall
Loisite
Pajarito Club to Be Entertained at Davis Home
The Pajarito Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs J M Davis, 604 Fillmore Street, Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
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J. M. Davis
Fillmore Street
El Martes Club Entertained At Teed Home
Mrs Rex Teed entertained El Martes Needle Club at her daughter in law Mrs 0 F Teed home 1520 East Seventh Avenue Tuesday A covered dish luncheon was served and the afternoon was spent quilting Guests enjoyed the gathering and the activity
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Rex Teed
el Martes Needle Club
0. F. Teed
East Seventh Avenue
Social Calendar Recitals and Club Events
The Social Calendar lists a voice and piano recital at 1223 Polk Street at 8:15. Speech pupils of Dorothy Hall Pitman perform at the Academy of Music and Art at 10. Circle No 1 of First Christian Church hosts an ice cream supper by Mr and Mrs Joe Long at 1005 West Tenth Avenue at 7. Pajarito Club event hosted by Mrs J M Davis at 604 Fillmore Street at 230.
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Polk Street
Dorothy Hall Pitman
Academy of Music and Art
Circle No
First Christian Church
Joe Long
West Tenth Avenue
Mary Martha Dickey Honored With Party At Hoover Home
Mary Martha Dickey of Tyler celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at Mrs. C. D. Hoover’s home at 1311 Madison Street. The event ran 9 30 to 11 30 Tuesday morning with Zoula Nunn and Sally Reeder assisting, performances by Myda and Martha Bivins, games after a brief program, and spring flower decorations. About 40 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Dickey
Tyler
C. D. Hoover
Madison Street
Zoula Nunn
Sally Reeder
Myda
Martha Bivins
Miss Mabel Foster Honored at Coffee
A pre-nuptial coffee for bride-elect Miss Mabel Foster of Borger was hosted by Mrs. R. L. Nunn and Mrs. H. F. Hertner at 1600 Hughes Street. About 30 guests attended as daisies and garden flowers decorated the rooms with a daisied centerpiece on the table.
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Mabel Foster
Sam Archambeau
Borger
R. L. Nunn
H. FE. Hertner
Hughes Street
H. Bank Jones
Names of attendees at a local gathering
Mesdames Frank Gosnell Fred Teed O F Teed and Miss Loretta Badley attended a meeting with a list of members present including Mesdames Jay Laverty Annie Ledford W T Williford J M Wiley T R Herbert L P Dowie Rex Teed W A Christian and Miss Myrtle Hanks.
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Mesdames
Frank Gosnell
Fred Teed
O. F. Teed
Loretta Badley
Jay Laverty
Annie Ledford
W. T. Williford
J. M. Wiley
T. R. Herbert
L. P. Dowie
Rex Teed
W. A. Christian
Myrtle Hanks
Mrs Streetman Hosts Mid-Week Bridge Club
Mid-Week Bridge Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. F. Streetman. High score went to guest Mrs. Carl Rye, consolation to Mrs. G. A. Wallenton, traveling to Mrs. C. A. Pyeatt. Attending were Mesdames FE C Garthwait, J F Snee, W A Cheshire, B B Boone, and the hostess. The club will meet next Wednesday at Mrs. Garthwait’s, 1118 Buchanan Street.
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Streetman
H. F. Streetman
Carl Rye
G. A. Wallenton
C. A. Pyeatt
Mesdames FE
C. Garthwait
J. F. Snee
W. A. Cheshire
B. B. Boone
Hos
Dog Tobacco Chewer Bites Daily Urge In Springfield
Springfield report details an English pointer owned by Justice John 8 Bell that compulsively sucks tobacco. The dog began the habit four years ago and howls when tobacco is not provided on demand.
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Springfield
Justice John 8
Bell
Right to choose love vs a controlling mother
A reader asks if a young couple should marry against a mother's opposition. Dear Anne Hirst suggests planning a joint future, establishing a separate home, and ignoring maternal protests while valuing commitment and personal happiness. The second letter urges restraint and gratitude toward a husband, advising against pursuing a separated affair.
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Anne Hirst
Marmola fat loss claim marketed by doctors
An weight loss advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a cure by stimulating a gland to burn fat. It asserts dieting and exercise are ineffective and claims the formula is printed on every box, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
Mrs L A Minton Honored At Dinner Before Move To Oklahoma City
A lawn dinner at Mrs N A Harris's home honored Mrs L A Minton who plans to move to Oklahoma City. Guests included Mesdames J R Hutto O L Miller Eben D Warner L A Minton and the hostess. After dessert, croquet was played and a gift presented to the guest of honor.
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L. A. Minton
Oklahoma City
N. A. Harris
Experts Offer Hints On How To Keep Cool
New York dispatch reports The American Magazine surveyed heat coping tips. Experts debunk shutting windows and shades. advise open ventilation top and bottom. Suggest limiting frozen foods, include hot dishes, and drink 16 glasses of water daily with vinegar or lemon. British India notes hot tea and hot baths can cool by drawing heat from the skin.
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New York
Tropics
India
General Coxey Considers Circus Offer
Massillon Ohio veteran showman Walter L Main proposes Coxey as a center ring headline act. Coxey asks for a strong billing and a top spot before deciding, ensuring he will not be relegated to a sideshow. The exchange follows Coxey's historic 1894 unemployed march on Washington.
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Massillon
O. WU
Jacob
Coxey
Washington
Walter L. Main
Main
Tropical cuisine and cooling tips in warm climates
The text notes foods popular in tropical countries and suggests cooling methods for hot nights. Hanging wet sheets at bed head and foot aids evaporation. Linen clothing is recommended as the coolest, light colored but not white.
Coxey Aged Leader Hints at Return to Movement
Coxey, now 82, longtime figure in the old age pension movement, reserved final decision but told Main he was eager to "get on the move again" and would consider resuming activity with a loud speaker effort.
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Coxey
Quartz Lenses Tried In Glasses For Cooler Eyes
A few years ago quartz lenses were used in spectacles with the idea they would stay cooler for the eyes. The trial aimed to reduce eye strain from heat during wear.
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Jean Chatburn
Hollywood
Frank Orsatti
Yuma
Ariz
Jean
Hanover
Mich
el Martes Club
Oriental Shop
Polk
Pajarito Club
Hoover Home
Contaier
White Mountain
Cambridge
Amarillo Hardware Co
Anne Hiirs
B. M.” Fisher
General Coxey Ponders
Circus
City County Health Unit
Marizon CO
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