Dehart and Brown MARRY in Amarillo Morning Ceremony
Mrs J L Dehart and Mr Harry M Brown wed at 6 am in the Dehart home 908 Tyler Street Amarillo. The Rev Robt H Allingham officiated before close family and guests. The bride wore powder blue with matching accessories and carried bride roses. They will take a three week trip to Denver Yellowstone Park and other places then reside at 2116 Tyler Street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dehart
Harry M. Brown
Amarillo Gas Company
Bettye Hunt Hosts Sixteenth Birthday Party
Bettye La Nelle Hunt celebrated her sixth birthday with a pink and white party at home on Carolina Street. A large six candle cake topped the refreshments table and games and contests kept guests entertained. Attendees included Dorothy Rittenberry Margaret Nell Caraway Jean Smith Jackie Summers Betty Burnett Shirley Dale Betty Ward Maxine Ratcliff Mary Jane Good Margaret Jane Broome Wanda Wanser Faye Wanser Virginia Flynn Danese Flynn Christine Sullivan Mary Sullivan Dudley Foy Jr Clarence Martin Hall Babb Billy Bob Baker Grant Hayden Bobbie Izzard Gene Tanner and Haskell Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye la Nelle Hunt
Mary Jane Good
Margaret Jane Broome
Wanda Ray Wanser
Faye Marie Wanser
Virginia Flynn
Danese Flynn
Christine Sullivan
Mary John Sullivan
Dudley
Foy, Jr
Clarence Martin
Hall Babb
Billy Bob Baker
Grant Hayden
Bobbie Izzard
Gene Tanner
Haskell Garrett
Billy Phillips
Bathing Costumes Made for Bathing by Alice Langelier
Paris reports summer beachwear shifts toward very short smart outfits designed for seawater. Styles range from tunic dress silhouettes with godets and irregular hems to tight prince- line looks and jersey tops over brief trunks. Fabrics include crepe de chine silk and waterproof silks, jersey blends, and tafetta in bold colors and prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
Paris
1929 Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Atterbury’s Home
Members of the 1929 Bridge Club were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Arnold Atterbury at 1405 Jackson Street. High score prizes were awarded to Miss Mary McDonald among guests and Mrs A B Kirby among members. Second high went to Mrs C Bridges and low to Mrs Charles Kyte of Claude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Atterbury
Jackson Street
Mary McDonald
A. B. Kirby
C. C. Bridges
Charles Kyte
Claude
Douglas Witt
C. T. Crowe
Gerald Blackburn
Curtis Westcott
W. S. Bartruff
Eli Curtis
Mary Dora Ward
Kathleen Melae
Wichita Falls
Mary Mc ¥Eely
C. E. Dugger
Army Teaches Women How To Handle Horses
Hundreds of women learn to ride at U S army cavalry schools. Most students are wives and relatives of officers with Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley leading as popular locations. Fort Riley hosts a cavalry school horse show with hopes for an annual event. Brig Gen Charles J Symmonds leads the program including saddle classes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Cavalry
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Cavalry School
Charles J. Symmonds
W. B. A. to Hold Games Tournament at Lincoln Street Home
The Woman Benefit Association will host a games tournament Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs P A Presig 1000 Lincoln Street. The public is invited and reservations can be made by calling 9302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Benefit Association
P. A. Presig
Lincoln Street
Auxiliary Rummage Sale at East Fourth Street
The Auxiliary of Letter Carriers will hold a rummage sale all day Saturday at 321 East Fourth Street offering used items to raise funds.
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East Fourth Street
Mrs Gib Jackson Visits Dalhart and Travels
Mrs Gib Jackson visits in Dalhart with sister Mrs Sneed of Dallas who has stayed a week. Hugh Edward Chestnutt arrived from Texas University at Austin and underwent a threat operation Monday. Mrs Joe Laley begins work with Nieman Martus in Dallas. Others visit or travel to Ralls New York City Lubbock San Francisco Santa Fe and Wichita Falls.
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Gib Jackson
Dalhart
Sneed
Dallas
Hugh Edward Chestnutt
Hoffie Sunday
Texas University At Austin
Joe Laley
White & Kirk's
Nieman-Martus
Howser Basham
Ralls
Sarah Durrett Childers
New York City
B. Davis
Bobby Jack
Lubbock
Kathleen Maet
Wichita Falls
A. B. Kirby
West Twenty
Lamar Rogers
Delphine Bohn
San Francisco
L. D. Heyser
Santa Fe
H. C. Hubbert
Business Women in Amarillo Club Hear Employment Progress
Hallie Martin Harper of the employment bureau reports 45 applicants and several placements at the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting in Amarillo. The club will host visiting women attorneys for the Bar Association during July 4 to 6, with Hallie Harper, Mrs. Jewell Baer, and Miss Cora Astel in charge. Honorary member Mrs. A Peckham and new member Mrs. Violet Beach joined. Roll call cited "The Oddest Thing I Ever Saw" and officers will be installed June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Martin Harper
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo
Bar Association
Jewell Baer
Cora Astel
Charg
A. Peckham
Alice Hubbell
Violet Beach
Friendly Bible Class Meeting at West Amarillo Church
Mrs. S. N. Coleman and Mrs. G. A. Stubbs hosted the Friendly Bible Class of the West Amarillo Christian Church at 305 Florida Street. President R. B. Burnett presided as reports from committees were read, matters disposed, new committees named, then a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Coleman
G. A. Stubbs
Friendly Bible
West Amarillo
System Blame in Slaying of Confectioner
International Falls Minnesota June 12 State and county officials joined Henry L Roberts treasury department special agent in deeming the slaying of Henry Virkula by Customs Agent Emmett J White wholly unjustified and unwarranted They blamed the system rather than White for the tragedy on a lonely wooded road as Virkula a confectioner from Big Falls drove home with his wife and two children The town council urged prohibition officials to stop motor car searches to prevent more lives being lost and to reassure travelers and farmers on the highways
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International Falls
Maany
Henry L. Roberts
Treasury Department
Henry Virkula
Emmett J. White
White
Virkula
Big Falls
David Hurlburt
Koochiching County
Prohibition
Washington
San Antonio Woman Feels Illness After Ptomaine Poisoning
From San Antonio comes word that a woman has been away for several days due to illness and her husband also sick from ptomaine poisoning. Mrs. J. M. Spinning, of White & Kirk's, is affected and absent from work.
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San Antonio
J. M. Spinning
White & Kirk's
Creosene Promises Quick Relief for Pyorrhea Gums
An old cure ad claims pyorrhea endangers health and promises Creosene as a home treatment that stops germs, heals bleeding gums, and builds gum health. It markets a full size bottle at drug stores with a money back guarantee.
French Soldiers Killed in Atlas Recon Patrol Attack
Thirteen French soldiers died, ten injured, and eighty one missing after Moroccan rebel detachments attacked a French reconnaissance patrol in the Atlas mountains near Rabat on June 12. The incident was reported by United Press.
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Rabat
Morocco
Atlas Moun
French Patrol Attacked During Pacification Maneuvers
A French patrol was assaulted while carrying out maneuvers aimed at pacifying a region in upheaval for years. The incident highlights ongoing violence during broader stabilization efforts and raises questions about security conditions in the area.
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Tains
Callaway Takes Bench as City Judge in Amarillo
Homer A. Callaway was officially seated as the city police court judge after being appointed by the city commission to replace the resigned Judge J. Ridings. A Baylor and Yale Law School graduate, Callaway has practiced since 1924 and has lived in Amarillo since 1926.
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Homer A. Callaway
Callaway
J. 8
Ridings
Texas Bar
Amarillo
Baylor University
Yale
Judge Riding
T. M. Robinson
Darnell M. Jackson
Striking Students Control Mexico U
Striking students of the National University in Mexico City hold the main building in force, deter mined to stay until demands are met. Police stay away. A red flag flies from a balcony as about a hundred students guard entrances. Some officials seized yesterday were released. Demand is the resignation of Rector Antonio Castro Leal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexican National University
Antonio Castro Leal
Special Dance Tax Planned in Tokyo
Tokyo officials plan a special tax on dance hall keepers to raise about 75000 dollars annually. Patrons and dancers would not pay directly. over 30 dance halls operate in Tokyo and currently face only standard business taxes. Dancing popularity is driving revenues and hall income upward.
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Tokyo
Local women travel for several weeks to major Texas cities
One of the firmest opponents of monthly term exams Mrs J Virgil Farley and Mrs C Walker have gone to Midland Houston Galveston and San Antonio for a several weeks visit. In Midland they will visit Mrs Farleys sister Mrs Frank Day. Miss Kathleen Melae of Wichita Falls is the guest of Mrs A B Kirby.
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J. Virgil Farley
Mr C. Walker
Midland
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Kathleen Melae
Wichita Falls
A. B. Kirby
Pyorrhea Remedy Boasted At City Drug Store
Advert reads that bleeding gums are cured by Pyorrhea Remedy with a money back guarantee if not effective. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from City Drug Store and follow directions for best results.
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City Drug Store
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