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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1946

Page

18

Meanest thief in Amarillo targets girdle and nylons

Two girls born in Sulphur Springs and educated together at Ward Belmont share early years and families while Louise Trigg McKinney, Dorothy, and Harriett Hubbell visit Taos. A local thief reportedly stole Birdie's best girdle and a pair of nylons from the line, described as very mean.

Ward Belmont Sulphur Springs Tex Louise Trigg McKinney Dorothy Harriett Hubbell Taos Louise Amarillo Birdie

Woman of the Week Margaret Johnson at Acapulco dress event

Margaret Johnson is highlighted for her Acapulco dress at a local fish fry. The beige flannel frock features large surreal animal prints in bright colors and a simple straight cut with fringe at the hem.

Margaret Johnson Acapulco

TEL Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church

The TEL Class of First Baptist Church held a Friday luncheon and business meeting at the church. Miss Joy Wright, Mrs. W. E. Konkle, and Miss Ruth Dunn attended, with devotional by Mrs. Konkle on Faith of Our Fathers and remarks by Mrs. T. M. Bruner.

First Baptist Church E. C. Diltey W. E. Konkle Faith of Our Fathers H. W. Elliott T. M. Bruner Mesdames J. S. Marshall L. F. Brown Eddie Wright Lola Copp G. L. Green Dildey H. C. Gentry Elliott O. E. Wedgeworth Bruner Clara Williams J. F. Mays H. V. Pointer Fred Williams I. I. West S. H. Lamb Florence Lee E. E. Wil

Fashion Notes From the Ranch to Town

A column describing Betty Childers in a chambray dress and hat, Betty Jim Smith at a nightclub in a silk print dress, Judy Rittenberry at the Country Club in a grey wool jersey swimsuit, plus summer hair trends by Leona Fullingim and Ruth Page. The writer praises Life magazine play dresses and notes hair styles, blue rinse, and a birthday gift of a gold heart locket.

Betty Jim Smith Judy Rittenberry Life Magazine Harper’s Bazaar Ruth Page Ruth Cynthia Carroll Cynthia Daphne France Mary Kruser

Sister Styles Spark Play Shoe Trend

A shopper described as a woman named T buys oversized platform play shoes from a shop's new shipment. Despite warnings that the grassy footwear are for play, she wears them to lunch with a dress, defying cold weather expectations as the narrator notes shopping with her sister is fun but tiring.

Notable names appear in partial DAR roster listing

A fragmentary OCR readout shows a sequence of names including DAR member Herndon Omi P Heaton G and Odell Frank B Salter C G Feiera bend Milo Feierabend B C D.

Herndon Omi P. Heaton G.& Odell Frank B. Salter C. G. Feierabend Milo Feierabend

Local Citizens List for Community Directory The Crowded Ledger

A readable fragment lists numerous individuals including Bynum Sayier Feierabend Gilvin Freeman Truitt Rogers Pittman Killough Herring Clifton Summers Weathers Ford Burnett Miles Randolph Cochran Hutchings Rogers Tudor Greenhill Nobles Neal Williams Storm Anderson Madden Gist Sikes Puckett Mason Burks Fischer Carlander Randall Wilson Puckett Flamm Neely Newbold Lumpkin McGregor Smith Can yon Kirk Currie Smith Nobles Higginbotham and others, suggesting a community directory or voting municipal roster.

Caldwell Engagement to Hartmann Planned in Panhandle

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Caldwell announce the engagement of Leah Faye Caldwell to Pfc. Don R. Hartmann. Leah Faye Caldwell, Panhandle High School and West Texas State College alumna, works at Amarillo Army Air Field. Hartmann, from Chicago, attended Von Stuben High School and the University of Illinois and is stationed at Amarillo Army Air Field.

Malaria Death Toll Estimated At Three Million Worldwide

An estimate suggests about 3,000,000 persons die from malaria worldwide each year. The figure reflects global impact across regions with varying access to prevention and treatment.

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TEL Betty Childers Leona Fullingim Chansler Weymouth Betty Garner Mary Ware Valoise Luzier’s Fine Cosmetics Beauticians Anne Lee Edna Earle Amarylilis Beauty Salon Jessie Wade McSpadden East Sth Polk N. Paramount RuDell Dar Baracat's Oriental & Store Shop Phon Es Ea Deen Ll Apensne San Jacinto Cam B Taylor Murry Watts Gothe Designs McAfee General Electric
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