Gingham Styles Move From Back Rooms To Parlor Wardrobe
The article notes gingham as the season’s chic fabric, moving from nursery to fashion with city and country wear. It highlights town suits, printed plaid dresses with jabots, green check dresses with jacket, and two piece gingham ensembles with coordinating accessories. It also mentions summer fabrics like seersucker, pique, pongee, bleached denim, and percale in dark and light shades.
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Marian Young
NEA
New York
Weekly Story Hour Series Starts at Amarillo Day Nursery
The first of a weekly story hour series for older children at Amarillo Day Nursery was held Wednesday morning. Mrs. C. E. Lane told Bible stories starting with Joseph while Mrs. J. F. May provided soft piano accompaniment. More than 40 children attended. Stories will run at 10 oclock each Wednesday morning.
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Amarillo Day Nursery
C. E. Lane
Joseph
J. F. May
Picnic Honored Kor Circle By Church Women
The Business and Professional Women's Circle of the First Christian Church held a picnic supper Tuesday at Mrs. C. P. Hutchings home on Madison Street. Mrs. A. T. Mays assisted. A short program followed in the backyard led by Miss Cora Russell.
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The
First Christian Church
C. P. Hutchings
Madison Street
A. T. Mays
Cora Russell
Mesdames C. B. Reeder
Howard Boxwell
H. C. Randolph
C. D. Hoover
Mesdames A. Triplett
Pattern for colorful dog patches and quilt accents
Instructional notice offering Pattern 2214 with accurate pattern pieces and a yardage chart. Includes cutting sewing and finishing steps as well as a diagram of the quilt. Send ten cents in coin to Amarilla Globe at 2 Eighth Avenues New York and write name and address.
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Amarilla Globe
Nerdlecraft de
Eighth Avenues
New York
Social Calendar Concerts Meetings and Luncheons Tonight
The Social Calendar lists numerous events for tonight including Queen Esther Club picnic supper at 6, Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle at 8, recitals at the Playhouse on Harrison Street, a study group at Capitol Hotel, and many church and lodge gatherings. Dances, lectures, and auxiliary meetings fill the evening across venues at 2 to 8 o'clock with multiple locations and hosts named.
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Queen Esther Club
J. R. Offield
Fillmore Street
Miss Ellen Shelton Weds Jimmie Strause in Home Ceremony
Miss Ellen Shelton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Shelton 601 Spring Street married Jimmie Strause son of J W Strause of California Saturday night at the Shelton home Rev C E Buchanan of Fairview Baptist Church officiated. The bride wore a blue lace dress with pink rosebud corsage. Guests included Raymon Norton Pauline Harvey Helen Ficke Mary Privit J O Reese Wanda Jean Shelton Bassie Mae Shelton and others. The bridegroom works for Draper Ross Produce Company.
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Ellen Shelton
George Shelton
Spring Street
Jimmie Strause
J. W. Strause
California
C. FE. Buchanan
Fairview Baptist Church
Shelton
Raymon Norton
Pauline Harvey
Helen Ficke
Mary Privit
J. O. Reese
Wanda Jean Shelton
Bassie Mae Shelton
Lass Clayton
Vernie Mullin
J. Q. Sanders
Sue Harvey
Strause
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Draper-Ross Produce Company
Mrs J W Barr Hosts Wednesday Luncheon Club
Mrs J W Barr welcomed members to a luncheon at her home 907 Louisiana Street with guests Mrs E Hudspeth and Mrs R Works. Attendees included Mesdames Rodgers Bires Weaver Odell Sadie Odell Henry Crandall Hudspeth Groves. Next meeting set for June 21 at the Crandall home 707 North Van Buren Street.
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J. W. Barr
Louisiana Street
First Baptist Church T. E. L. Class Meeting Friday
The T E L Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 3 PM Friday afternoon for a business and social session at the church. All members are urged to be present.
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T. F
First Baptist TE. L
First Baptist Church
Thrifty HD Club Announces Monday Meeting
The Thrifty Home Demonstration club invites members to a 9 30 a m meeting at Mrs J W McKee home Pleasant Valley Ferns. The item notes plants without flowers are a large part of the vegetable kingdom.
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Thrifty
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. W McKee
Pleasant Valley
Installation of Officers At First Christian Woman's Council
Dr. R C Snodgrass presided over the officer installation in church parlors. New leaders include Chairman Mrs C P Hutchings and a roster of vice chairs secretaries and circle chairmen across Circle 1 through Circle 8 and Young Matrons Circle. A regular business meeting followed the installation.
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R. C. Snodgrass
First
Christian Woman's Council
C. P. Hutchings
Tom Williams
Max Merry
Frank Wolflin
H. H. Hall
A Triplett
Latney Barnes
World Call
George Dotson
M. J. R. Jackson
H. H. Lemons
Keith Caldwell
Tom Currie
H. A. Shaw
EB. S. Lanham
Macon O. Carder
Elizabeth Covey
Jack Fyfe
Amarillo Group Attends Tri State B of L F and E Meet
Twenty members of Red Carnation Lodge No 345 Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen travel to Houston for the three day Tri State convention. The drill team will compete with Arizona New Mexico and Texas units for floor work honors led by Mrs Roy C Andrews with Mrs Ernest Massey at the piano.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Houston
L. F
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Roy C. Andrews
Ernest Massey
Harry Devine
R. L. Sandlin
Mesdames
Will Roush
G. G. Gatten
Margaret Hefner
Carl Hamilton
E. R. Melvin
B. B. Barnes
Bill Daugherty
W. D. Robertson
Osa Archibald
FE. R. Heath
Margariette Jo Hamilton
Mary Helen Heath
Lorene Wood
Irene Hamilton
W. T. Dixon
Fl Paso
J. E. Baggs
Andrews
Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Herb Ross
Four Officers Installed At Rainbow Girls Meeting
Amarillo Assembly of Rainbow for Girls held a business session at the Masonic Hall. Installing officers included Clara Jean Hallmark as choir director Betty Lois Hamilton Janice Jones and Ann Capart as choir members. Plans were set for a Grand Assembly trip to San Antonio with thirty eight girls departing Monday at 6 AM on a chartered bus.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto Methodist Circle Meets in Gifford Home
Circle 2 of the San Jacinto Methodist Woman's Missionary Society held a monthly business meeting as a covered dish luncheon yesterday at Mrs. J. O. Gifford Jr. 801 Prospect Street. Attendees included Mesdames Blackburn Watson Blair Young Ingham O'Hara Sitton Kreutziger Reynolds Tomlinson McAmis Tabor Andis Hancock Burkhead and four guests Lena Doty Imeta O'Neal a Miss Tabor and Mrs. Mary Shenefelt.
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Circle 2 of
San Jacinto Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
J. O. Gifford, Jr
Prospect Street
Percy Blackburn
Wally Watson
Albert Blair
Bayne Young
A. Y. Ingham
Raymond O'Hara
Marcella Sitton
Ray Kreutziger
Raymond Reynolds Howard Tomlinson
Rupert McAmis
Ernest Tabor
M. W. Andis
Francis Hancock
Ed Burkhead
Lena Doty
Imeta O'Neal
Miss Tabor
Mary Shenefelt
Weir Women by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett contends many good wives fail by prioritizing fashionable houses over homemaking that centers on the husband. She cites examples where rooms and amenities cater to his interests, from a Victrola to a sunroom aquarium, encouraging husbands to linger at home. She argues a husband returns home when the house offers personal appeal and comfort.
Room Changed For Cheyney Lecture In Amarillo
Ralph Cheyney of Pasadena will lecture at the Amarillo Hotel in the Blue Room from 2 45 to 5 pm Sunday. The event is a silver tea sponsored by Mary Miller Beard Penwomen Poets Forum and the Speech Arts Association.
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Ralph Cheyney
Pasadena
Calif
Amarillo
Mary Miller Beard
The
Penwomen
Poets Forum
Speech Arts Association
America
Cheyney
Marvin Jones
Beard
Lucia Trent
Lecture by Mrs. Hayward Nelms on Family Relations
Mrs. Hayward Nelms of Houston, noted lecturer and clubwoman, will present an interpretative lecture on Family relations at 2 30 Friday afternoon in the Federation Club Rooms. She will also visit Amarillo Friday and Saturday.
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Hayward Nelms
Houston
Federation Club
Sunny day outfit pattern 4080 for Anne Adams designs
Pattern 4080 offers frock bonnet and sunsuit for girls sizes 2 to 10. Features include a front button frock with scalloped collar, cap sleeves, Scottie applique sunsuit with straps and ties, and a sun bonnet for shade. Cost fifteen cents plus pattern book option for fifteen or twenty five cents, order to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Election of Officers for Junior Business Women's Club
The Junior Business Women's Club met at the Capitol Hotel with Mrs. Rhodes Irby presiding. New officers were elected for the coming year including Mrs. J. M. Davis as president and Miss Dana Pursley as first vice president. Installations planned for July and a signed review of Rachel Fields work was presented by Mrs. E. O. Northcutt.
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Capitol Hotel
Rhodes Irby
W. H. Truax
Violet Pennington
Irby
J. M. Davis
D Jr
Dana Pursley
Billy Ross
Camilla Wheatley
Ann Reynolds
Hubert Jackson
June Gristy
Dorothy Staley
W. H. Cathey
Roy Peet
Donna Clyde Wright
Dona Pursley
Floretta Whitefield
Clorene Norton
Iola Rucker
Anna Mary Nelson
Beryldine Broaddus
Allyne Whelchel
Kathryn Griffin
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club Meets at Moore Home
Mrs. Garland Moore led a Man on the Street program for the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting held Tuesday at her home. Mrs. Dudley won first place for processed cheese at Shamrock. Mrs. McPherson won third for cottage cheese at Plainview.
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Garland Moore
Forest Hill
Nathan Martin
Banner
State Home Demonstration Club
Shamrock
George Dudley
C. E. McPherson
Plainview
T. H. Rodgers
Lubbock
Dudley
Texas
Rodgers
Mesdames McPherson
J. W. Carver
W. A. Pas
River Road Club Plans Basket Picnic at Ellwood Park
The River Road Home Demonstration Club held a business session with Mrs. J. L. Glasgow and voted for a family basket picnic at Ellwood Park next Wednesday at 7 p.m. Mrs. W. B. Gilbert reported on the May 16 district meeting at the Herring Hotel. Mrs. James Gwyn was named alternate delegate to the July home demonstration short course in College Station. New member Mrs. R. D. Mason welcomed. Miss Pauline Lakey, County agent, will lead the June 21 meeting at 2:30 p.m. in Mrs. W. D. Irby’s home. Attendees included Mrs. Gilbert, A. S. Dehner, G. L. Cline, and V. R. ...
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River Road
J. L. Glasgow
T. J. Maloney
Ellwood Park
W. B. Gilbert
Herring Hotel
James Gwyn
College Station
R. D. Mason
Pauline Lakey
W. D. Irby
Mesdames Gilbert
A. S. Dehner
G. L. Cline
V. R
Local Couple Is Married In City
Mr and Mrs Glen Ghormley announce the marriage of their daughter Glenna May to William Curtis son of E C Curtis The wedding was held Tuesday night at the home of Dr R C Snodgrass First Christian pastor officiated Attendants were the bride's father and Mrs Ole Honnecutt The couple resides at 1812 Buchanan Street
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Glen Ghormley
Polk Street
Glenna May
William Curtis
E. C. Curtis
Seventh Avenue
R. C. Snodgrass
Ole Honnecutt
Buchanan Street
Local names listed for parish election or committee slate
A readable fragment lists individuals Troup Gwyn R S Connellee W J Fulton M L Carter J Y McAdams T J Maloney Glasgow E F Hail Ben Cracraft and Mason, indicating participants or signatories in a local civic matter.
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Gingham
Sewing
Joan D. Dunn
North Mirror Street
Mesdames J. O. Blankenship
EB. Brown
Truett Ledbetter
R. L. Parker
North East Fifth Avenue
Jack Hall
Lewis Woodard
North Polk Street
Adelina Valdez
Oretga Co
Lovalon
Laura Wheeler
DOG
Cope Rere
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
C.C.F. Hall
Vivian Morris Doherty
Playhouse of the Musical Arts Conservatory
Harrison Street
Fidelis
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
C. O. F. Hall
Will A. Miller
Pierce Street
Catholic Daughters of America
Dusiness
Cathedral Hall
Mae Beth Lawson
Playhouse
Railway
Mal
Ira G. Clark
West Tenth Avenue
Merry Sewing Club
R. A. Bowles
East Twenty-second Arenas
Fundamental Bible
Della Crittenden
Postal Clerks' Auxiliary
Canyon Highway
Dorothy S Smith
G. W. Smith
Lincoln Street
Dr. Shelton
H. R. Sager
Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
O. O. F. Hall
Miss Ellen Shelton
T. FE. L
Armel Woda
Sim
Rainbow Girls
San Jacinto
Ruth Millett
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
N. Y
Business Club
Forest Hill Club
River Road Club
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Amarillo Gas Company
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