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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

6

Silent Stars Return as Talkies Draw Them Back

Hollywood reports a wave of silent film stars returning to screens as talkies take hold. Mae Marsh, Pola Negri, Clara Kimball Young and others reappear after years away, while Greta Nissen and Olga Baclanova shed accents via stage work. Some, like Eleanor Boardman and Dolores Costello, balance family sayings with acting.

Hollywood Talkies Mae Marsh Pola Negri Clara Kimball Young Gretta Nissen Dolores Costello Eleanor Boardman Mae Mae Murray France Thomas Meighan Doris Kenyon Milton Sills Barrymore Claire Windsor Louise Brooks Lois Wilson Greta Nissen Don Alvarado Olga Baclanova Miss Nissen Miss Baclanova

Balladettes To Give Program Tonight

Amarillo College Balladettes present a high school auditorium show at 8 o clock directed by Mrs J D Turk with Miss Rosalie Coffee as pianist. They are assisted by Constance Ferguson the American Legion Quartet and Joseph Kapelus. The Legion quartet features George H Hammock Frank Peterson J F Mead and Rush McQueen.

Amarillo College J. D. Turk Rosalie Coffee Constance Ferguson American Legion Quartet Joseph Kapelus Legion George H. Hammock Frank Peterson J. F. Mead Rush McQueen

S S Class To Hold Pastry Sale

The Wesley Friendship and Wesley Fellowship Classes of San Jacinto Methodist Church and their families will be entertained with a picnic outing this evening at Cliffside. Those attending should meet at Mrs. Marion Hill's home at 203 North Independence Street at 7.

Wesley Friendship Wesley Fellowship San Jacinto Methodist Church Cliffside Marion Hill North Independence Street

Dresses and yardage for children's and ladies garments

Advertised patterns list dress designs in multiple sizes with precise fabric needs. A 2 year girls dress uses 1% yard of 32 inch material, lace trim adds three yards. Ladies dresses sized by bust require several yardages, with notes on width and sleeve options, price 15 cents for a crosswise contrasting yard. Send 15 cents for the Summer 1931 Book of Fashions to News and Globe, 11-12 Publishing Place, Brooklyn.

The News and Globe Brooklyn N. Y

Governor Shafer's Wife Visits in Wildorado

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kellogg of Wildorado host as summer guests Mrs. George F. Shafer and family from Bismarck North Dakota and Mrs. L. A. Kellogg of Watford City North Dakota. Governor Shafer plans to visit Wildorado in July. Social courtesies are being arranged for the visitors.

C. C. Kellogg Wildorado Kellogg George F. Shafer Bismarck N. D L. A. Kellogg Watford City

Pastry Sale Planned by S. S. Class at M System Store

Groups 1 7 8 and 9 of Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold a pastry sale at the M-System store on West Sixth Avenue all day Saturday. Mrs. W. A. Bucks, Mrs. H. T. Smith, Mrs. Clara Walker, and Mrs. Billy Boren are in charge.

Wesley Friendship San Jacinto Methodist Church M-System West Sixth Avenue W. A. Bucks H. T. Smith Clara Walker Billy Boren

Lamar Church To Give Box Supper

The Ladies Aid Society of the Lamar Street Baptist Church will host a box supper Saturday night at 8 o clock to benefit the church debt. Everyone is invited.

Ladies’ Aid Society Lamar Street Baptist Church Lamar Street Northwest Third Avenue

Leather Bracelets Complement Polo Costumes

Members of the young smart set wear two tone braided leather bracelets with short sleeved polo outfits. Bracelets fastened by brass or silver rings come in beige brown black white and tan colors.

Washington Smart Set

River Road Home Demonstration Club Meets

The River Road Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday afternoon in the Municipal Auditorium rooms with Mrs. Stonty Jones as hostess and Mrs. W. J. Fulton as leader. Members discussed keeping children at home and heard talks on family and home topics. Guests included 4-H members and local ladies. several members attended with plans and vocal entertainment noted.

River Road Municipal Auditorium Stonty Jones W. J. Fulton Dixie Irby M. B. Mobberly W. P. DeGrassi Eddie Mann Shee Ruth Mobberly Marion Hill Amarillo Farie Miller W. L. Thomas A. S. Brite G. L. Hall W. R. Harper W. D. Irby W. G. DeGrassi Will Rowe J. F. Broadstreet Stouty Jones John Hall Bob J. Johnson

Club Election to Follow Bridge Games at Frances Parkinson’s

Members of the club meet Saturday afternoon at her San Jacinto home with a business session after bridge games. Officers will be elected and those wishing to nominate someone should call Miss Frances Parkinson now.

Vivian Young Fort Worth Amarillo San Jacinto Frances Parkinson

Thedford's Black Draught Helps Ailing Colubia Woman

Mrs. Lillie James of Columbia Kentucky describes years of shoulder and limb ache and head discomfort due to poisons in the system. She credits Thedford's Black Draught with relief after a course of use and recommends it for constipation bilious ness indigestion and gas. She also notes giving a tea form to her children as a laxative for bad colds and finds the remedy reliable after years of use.

Thedford Lillie James Columbia

Apache party hosted by Miss Parkinson and Miss Wright

Miss Pauline Wright and Miss Frances Parkinson hosted an Apache themed party at Miss Wright’s home on West Eighth Avenue. Guests arrived at 8:30 pm and entered a dark underworld cabaret on the second floor where they danced and played cards with drinks and sandwiches served from a mock bar.

Pauline Wright Frances Parkinson Wright West Eighth Avenue Maxine Maupin Margaret Seaman Mary Lofgren Maxine Grant Elizabeth Taylor Vivian Young Lowell Riggs R. B. Parkinson Wright Ireland Buck Cathey Bob Jones Verlin McKendree Marion McClure Godfrey Elo James Guinn Phillip Reynolds R. F. Wright, Jr

Mrs John K Boyce to Be Rose Bowl Hostess

Mrs John K Boyce will be hostess at the Rose Bowl tomorrow with a noon luncheon. The menu features filet mignon browned new potatoes fresh asparagus jellied cottage cheese salad hot breads drinks peach ice cream cake baked chocolate pudding and whipped cream. A hot weather chicken salad plate is planned as a luncheon special. Public invitation is extended.

John K. Boyce Rose Bowl

Miss Thompson Hosts Hobby Club Bridge Party

Miss Arloine Thompson entertained the Hobby Club at 1513 Fillmore Street on Wednesday afternoon with a bridge party and business meeting. Plans were made for a weekend party and a recent swimming outing at Jack Hall's Ranch was noted. Guests included Miss Maude Eustace and other members such as Miss Sarah Boone Miss Glynna Kelly Miss Frances Jones.

Arloine Thompson Fillmore Street Jack Hall Maude Eustace Sarah Boone Glynna Kelly Frances Jones Mary Ettta Bean Mary Alice Copp Annabel Cage Jane Williams Camilla Wheatley Margaret Michelson Shirley F. Watts

Hillcrest Club To Give Dance at Country and Golf Club

A weekend dance is planned at Hillcrest Country and Golf Club for Saturday evening. Members are invited to attend the social event and enjoy the evening.

Hillcrest Club Hillcrest Country and Golf Club

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