Piano Recital Presented by Mrs Warner Pupils at Studios
Mrs. Herbert Warner featured her pupils Mary Edith Batson Stella Mae Daniels and Jane and Mick Williams in a Saturday afternoon recital at her studio 2406 Fillmore Vivian Ballew and Charles Watkins assisted with readings and the event supported by the City Federation of Women's Clubs. The Mary Sherman trees were planted in front of the federation headquarters donated by Mrs. William Wishe and a short program was led by Mrs. Vida Newsom with Mrs. Alex Adams accepting on behalf of the local federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Warner
Fillmore
Mary Edith Batson
Stella Mae Daniels
Jane and
Mick Williams
Vivian Ballew
Charles Watkins
Mclean
City Federation of Women's Club
Mary Sherman
William Wishe
Custer
South Dakota
Vida Newsom
National Division of Highways and Memorial
Alex Adams
W. R. Potter
Bowie
Texas Federation
P. E. O. Picnic Postponed by Weather
The P. E. O. annual family picnic planned for tomorrow at the dack Hall ranch is postponed to a later summer date due to bad weather. The committee for the summer entertainment of P. FE. C. decided to wait for better conditions for a more enjoyable outing.
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Dack Hall Ranch
P. FE. C
Mrs Heinatz Presents Three Pupils In Piano Recital
Mrs Marvin Heinatz will present her pupils Harriet Ann Collard Janie B Rogers and Juanita Phillips in a piano recital tonight at o o clock at the home of Mrs J BR Collard 2204 Hayden Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Heinatz
J. BR. Collard
Hayden
Harriet Ann Collard
Janie B. Rogers
Juanita Phillips
Women Plant Trees to Honor Club President
During the General Federation of Women clubs biennial convention in San Antonio on June 4 two trees from the Black Hills of South Dakota were planted to honor the club president.
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Dess Key
San Antonio
Black Hills
South Dakota
General Federation of Wom
Social Calendar Sees Several Club Meetings Tomorrow
Merry Wives Bridge club meets at 2 50 with Mrs. Harry Hatcher at 103 Fountain street. Lucky 15 Bridge club gathers at 0 o clock with Mrs. B T Baker and Mrs. Sidney Bridgeman at 108 Palo Duro drive. La Costura hosts at 3 with Mrs. Ida J Elliott at 710 Tyler street. P E Q family picnic at Jack Hall ranch asks members to arrive by 5. Poliyanna club meets at 3 with Mrs. Johnny Price at 509 Fairment.
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Merry Wives Bridge Club
Harry Hatcher
Fountain Street
Lucky 15
Bridge Club
B. T. Baker
Sidney Bridgeman
Palo Duro Drive
la Costura
Ida J. Elliott
Tyler Street
Jack Hall Ranch
Poliyanna Club
Johnny Price
Fairment
Renumbering of Houses Progressing in Amarillo
Amarillo city engineer H. B. Jones says renumbering work is progressing with several crews attaching new numbers. Citizens are urged to keep both old and new numbers posted until July 1 when the system takes effect. North San Jacinto houses will bear the prefix north and Alma Roach is available for further information.
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Amarillo
H. B. Jones
Mr. Jones
San Jacinto
Old Twelfth Street
Alma Roach
St Francis supper and candidate meeting announced
Residents of St Francis plan a box and pie social in Parish Hall with all candidates invited to speak. Old Tack of The Globe will address the audience and Judge Sam B Motlow will preside. The item notes a quiz question from an Iowa exam and cites Italy’s automobile count.
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St. Feancis
Potter County
Parrrish Hall
St. Francis
Nellie Raef
Ladies’ Society of
Old Tack
Globe
Sam B. Motlow
Amarillo Faces 1929 Texas Bar Convention Visit
Judge Henry 8. Bishop reports Amarillo as a favored candidate to host the 1929 Texas Bar Association meeting after the Dallas session. Bishop W. Gee and several Amarillo attorneys attended, with Fort Worth's potential 1929 arrangement noted as a competing factor. Attendees called the Dallas gathering highly successful.
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Amarillo
Texas Bar Association
Dallas
Henry 8. Bishop
108Th District Criminal Court
Bishop
W. E. Gee
Civil Court
Climate Used to Advantage by Amarillo Leaders
Col. Harve Haines, vice president and general manager of the Board of City Development, says Amarillo’s climate helped win one convention invitation and sway another. He toured Wichita Falls Dallas and Fort Worth presenting talks to the Texas Association of Trained Nurses and the Texas Bar Association to hold meetings in 1929. The nurses gathering was secured while the bar association decision remains pending.
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Amarillo
Harve H. Haines
Board of
City Development
Haines
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Texas Association of Trained Nurses
Texas Bar Association
Tobey
Col. Haines
Local Personal Notices Reach Across Towns
Milton McCarty of Amarillo Furniture has traveled to Dallas for a two week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Knighton relocate to 1901 West Seventh Street from 1403 East Eleventh Street. Joe Christine Dyche leaves for El Paso to visit her aunt Mrs Jesse Strody, a high school teacher there. Geraldine Albright returns from Baylor College where she studied music. Pree cee L. Turner police chief of Bartlesville Oklahoma with Mrs Turner and two children visit Mrs Turner’s father A M Swift owner of Sunset grocery this week.
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Milton McCarty
Amarillo Furniture Company
Dallas
Raymond Knighton
West Seventh Street
East Eleventh Street
Joe Christine Dyche
Fl Paso
Jesse Strody
Geraldine Albright
Baylor College
L. W. Turner
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Bifurcated Skirts Remain In Fashion
Paris designers show bifurcated skirts again as a fashion trend with Poiret influencing the look. The two legged skirt moves toward a harem effect, with models spanning sport frocks to evening gowns.
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Paris
Poiret
Draped fashions evoke harem styles in gold lame outfits
Description notes Lenief outfits in gold lame with embroidered bodice and a knee length skirt suggesting a harem look. A blue lame Bagdad version uses blue eepe satin trim with a similar lower jacket style. Pantaloon styles for sports wear appear as loose panels matching the skirt material.
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Lenief
High School Head Leaves for New Mexico Assignment
Charles M. Rogers Amarillo supervisor of high schools will depart Wednesday for Las Vegas New Mexico to teach mathematics and science at the New Mexico Normal university. He plans to stay the full summer term of six weeks.
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Charles M. Rogers
Amarillo
Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Normal University
Building to be completed soon after bronze and fund details
The text notes 700 tons of bronze used in the building a misread seven tone and a permanent fund with interest intended for upkeep should have been 25 000. Mr Richards says after board action work will be rushed toward completion. Present were W H Fuqua chairman M C Nobles J O Guleke Dr J E B Nunn and H P Canode.
Mausoleum Inspected at Llano Cemetery
The Llano Cemetery association met Friday afternoon to inspect the new mausoleum nearing completion and praised the work. H. A. Richards, financial agent, said the 84 by 52 foot structure holds 4,300,000 pounds, with the board rushing toward completion.
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Llano
Sketch of Mary Tudor memorial fountain in Elwood Park
The first sketch of the Mary Tudor memorial drinking fountain in Elwood Park is on display at the city hall. Plans show a concrete granite pedestal three feet six inches high with two adult and one child fountain, a twelve inch statue of a woman with the dove of peace, and a nearby sweat of concrete granite. The drawings will go to the park commission for approval with an unveiling planned for July 4 honoring Mary Tudor.
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Mary Tudor
Elwood Park
The
Park Commission
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Cornin
Iowa
New York
Italy
Hugh Whitcomb
Judge Bishop
Fort Worth
American Bar Association
Texas Bar
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la Mode
Sur Corsetieres
China
Josiah Wedgwood
Josiah Spode
Little Brown House
J. L. Henderson Piano Co
J. L. Henderson Piano CO. Ac
Kwitcher Kirkin
Lambert
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