Six-W Bridge Club party features prizes from Cuba
Mrs Bernice Wallace hosted a Six-W Bridge Club gathering at the In cerne Apartments. Prizes included crystal bowls of sweetpeas used as high prizes, with fern and rose centerpieces. High scores went to Arlin Hudgins, Raye Bell, Jimmie Payne, and others received travel and cut prizes. several members and guests were named in attendance.
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Bernice Wallace
Cuba
Six-W
Bridge Club
Arlin Hudgins
Raye Bell
Jimmie Payne
Frank James
C. V. Wood
R. FE. Dickerson
James Utterback
Gerald Bishop
Cc. V Wood
Harry Young
Tom Lene
C. C. George
Miss Bell
Mr. Wood
Mesdames Gc
V. Wood
R. E Dickerson
Miss Oleta Smith Shower Honoree and Planned Wedding
Miss Oleta Smith is honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. A B Jones at 3815 West Sixth Avenue. The honoree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E J Smith, will marry Mr. Tom Akers Friday evening. Guests included numerous local residents and relatives. A separate event tonight will host the Vaughan Sunday School Class winners at Polk Street Methodist Church.
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Oleta Smith
Tom Akers
Lavera Ann Jones
West Sixth Avenue
A. B. Jones
J. A. Carruth
E. J. Smith
West Eleventh Street
Mesdames J. A. Carruth
Clint Kelly
Ralph Lemons
Ed Town
J. L. Shea
Sanders
Henry Neal
Dubbs
J. B. Sparks
M. F E. Jordan
C. E. Perkins
Joe H. Lewis
Sheubering
O. B. Cargile
A. M. Jones
Gladys Smith
Beulah Jones
Tina Fonken
Jimmie Killian
Crews
Wanda Teeple
Claudia Morgan
Gussie Hare
Imogene Porterfield
Sue Harvey
Imogene Sparks
Louise Shea
Dena Hill
Nina Nadine Jones
Geraldine Fonken
Joyful Derby Mixup Ends in Family Clash in New York
In New York on June 7, a Lower East Side janitor Frank Rotononik believed he won $75,000 from a derby ticket but the winnings belonged to his nephew Frank Smith. Smith, arriving from the suburbs, confronted Rotononik over the telegram confirming the win. Amid scenes of shock and confusion the two argued over the prize and potential sharing.
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New York
Frank Rotononik
Frank Smith
Rotovnik
Smith
Young Smith
Rotynik
Evening church picnics and recitals scheduled around town
The CaNDAD CaNDAD tonight offers a First Baptist Church picnic at Ellwood Park at 6 30 PM and Pleasant Valley Christian Church night observance with ice cream social at 8 15 PM Pupils of Millicent Lahm Piano Studios perform at Polk Street chapel and Lilly Larsen students give a voice and piano recital at 8 PM in 1223 Polk Street The Soncy Home Demonstration Club hosts an 8 PM games tournament in the school building Delta Sigma fraternity plans a homecoming dance with performers Mary Virginia Holmes and Gene Turner at Amarillo College of Music auditorium 8 PM Vaughan Sunday School Class hosts a 7 PM dinner at Polk Street Methodist Fellowship Hall Saturday Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs meets at the library 2 30 PM Alpha Epsilon Chapter Delta Sigma Fraternity organizes a homecoming dance at the Natto-
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Fellowship Hall
Polk Street Methodist Church
Vaughan
E. O. Northcutt
Unusual gowns and beach wear grace period fashion reports
Washington reports a tomato red and black crepe formal dress worn by Mrs. C Mathews Dick with cape-like back panels. Paris notes ivory satin gown by Baronne d Erlanger with draperies and Vionnet design. Isinglass belts appear on a white beach costume. Mrs W H Burnett called to Hutchinson Kansas due to illness and death in family. Durwood Cline and his band to provide music tonight.
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Washington
Paris
Harry d'Erlanger
Vionner
Secretary of C O C Resigns in Amarillo
Charles Wolflin resigned yesterday as secretary-manager of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to take a field appraiser post with the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. Vera Laird will handle routine chamber work temporarily while a new secretary-manager is chosen. Wolflin’s HOLC territory covers 22 counties. The news arrived as the group planned a brief trip by Mrs Emma Yerken Burnet and Lucile Snyder to New Mexico to speed loan closings.
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Charles Wolflin
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Home Owners’ Loan Corpora
Ed W. Hardin
Vera Laird
Wolflin
A. H. Brown
J. C. Anderson, Jr
HOLC
Joans
Amarillo
Emma Yerken
Burnet
Lucile Snyder
Kansas
New Mexico
Highway Head Speaks at Amarillo Chamber Meeting
Roy H. Smith of Tywenmeart addresses Amarillo Chamber of Commerce at noon in the Amarillo Hotel. He, as president of the National Highway 66 Association, urges a delegation to Gallup on June 15 for the association’s annual convention and stresses Highway 1Han as a major asset for Amarillo and the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
The Queen's Mantle and Feather Cloak Origins
The Queen's Mantle, an ancient Hawaiian feather cloak, took over a century to craft and required two perfect feathers from the Mamo bird for the proper color texture and length. In Peru radio sales show stronger demand with over 90 percent of recent purchases being all wave receiving nets. Egyptians reportedly advanced by artificial propagation of breeding chicks.
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Peru
Look Young With Melloglo Look Young With Melloglo
Beautiful women admired for youthful complexions urged to use Melloglo powder from City Drug Stores. Claims include smoothness, no flaking, and natural blend with any complexion. Promises pore prevention and comfortable wear with a prenhen process powder.
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Jonger
Motion Pictures Power Mexican Entertainment Count
Motion pictures dominated Mexican amusement, accounting for 70 percent of performances of all kinds last year, highlighting cinema as the leading source of entertainment in the country.
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Mexico
Workers on Boul'or Dam drink salt to replace loss
Workers at Boul or Dam suffer heavy salt loss through perspiration and take salt in their drinking water to counteract effects on blood. The practice underscores harsh conditions and health concerns among laborers exposed to heat and strenuous toil.
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Boul
Shredded Wheat Lunch Boosts Energy in Warm days
A lively advocate promotes Shredded Wheat as a natural whole wheat lunch choice. The text highlights energy from carbohydrates, vitamins, and bran for regularity, praising easy digestion and mental clarity. It emphasizes double cooking and no additives.
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Thalia Fortescue Massie
Italy
First Baptist Church
Ellwood Park
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Millicent Lahm
Polk Street
Lilly Larsen
Soncy
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Eutonne Gold Davis
Mary Virginia Holmes
Gene Turner
Amarillo College of Music
Potter County Council of Home
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Durwood Cline
Cerise
W. H. Burnett
Hutchinson
Kans
C.O. C
H.O.L.C
Tion
Highway Head
C. OF C. Meet
Anderson
Chamber of Commemerce
Freyptians
Melloglo
Engstrom Chiropractic and
Jackson
Iwhea National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Albuquerque
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Cedar Rapids, In
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Ind
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Enid
Evansville, Ind
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Racine, Wiss
Rochester, Minn
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Grand Island
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Minn
Greer Bay
Wis
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Hutchinson, Roma
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Okla
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