Birthday party honors Lorena Maahs on fourteenth birthday
Miss Lorena Maahs was honored Saturday at her home, 823 Georgia Street, with a pink and white birthday party. Guests enjoyed bird-themed games, readings, music, and violin solos, followed by a matinee at the Fair Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Mashs
Georgia Street
June Gristy
Virginia Noe
Fair Theater
Lorena Maahs
Honoree
Marjean Tessan
Inez Cox
Lucile Cox
Lucy Morris
Leat Nomis
Florence Gristy
Kate Campbell
Gladys Lock
Mabel Handley
Elnore Shama
Londa Mashs
Mashs
J. M. McCarthy
Chic Colors Make Summer Wardrobe
Paris reports fashion colors vary across the rainbow with blue dominant this season. Navy to light blues appear in morning to dinner wear including chiffon and lace ensembles. Orange red crepe de chine and yellow shades, maize and canary highlight street and evening looks. Also notes fluid shifts in coats, dresses, and accessories. Local notices: Mrs Dot F Howard joins Chevrolet Motor Co and will live with sister Mrs Goldsmith Davis at 1502 B West Eleventh. Mrs C P Walsh and niece Eugenia Pryor visit Topeka Kansas. Norris Ewing returns from trips to New Mexico and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Dot F. Howard
Childress
Chevrolet Motor Company
Goldsmith Davis
West Eleventh Street
Social Calendar items for Tuesday in 1929
Bridge club led by Mrs. Clyde Duger meets at 1105 A West Nineteenth Street at 3 o'clock. Business and Professional Women's Club holds a business meeting at the Women’s Club rooms at 7:30. Needle club with Mrs. R. C. Neely at 1201 Van Buren Street at 10. Jolly Eight Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. C. D. Wood at 2201 Fillmore Street at 2:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Clyde Dugger
West Nineteenth Street
Business
Needle Club
R. C. Neely
van Buren Street
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
C. D. Wood
Fillmore Street
Mary Heaton and Charles Winn Married in Indiana
Mary Heaton daughter of Mrs Mary Heaton Terre Haute Indiana and Charles Winn joined in marriage in a quiet home ceremony The Rev L M Lounsberry officiated An informal reception followed the wedding They will make their future home in Amarillo Mrs Winn is active in Terre Haute musical circles Mr Winn is the son of Mr and Mrs J C Winn 1908 Fillmore Street They will be at home after July 1 at 702 Alabama Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heaton
Terre Haute
Indiana
L. M. Lounsberry
Methodist Temple
Winn
J. C. Winn
Fillmore Street
Amarilloans Attend Week End Party
Amarilloans return from a house party hosted over the weekend by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Trent of Clarendon. Mrs. Lillian Cook has left for Coffeyville Kansas to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collier
A. E. Simpson
Herry Propst
Jack Nichols
L. E. Stiles
A. M. Beville, Jr
Charlie Trent
Clarendon
Lillian Cook
Coffeyville
Kansas
Regular Member Night Dance Draws Large Hillcrest Crowd
A Saturday evening at Hillcrest Country Club featured a large turnout for the regular members dance with Joe Norman and his orchestra providing music. Attendees include numerous local couples and social figures, plus an update on Miss Katherine Mellroy of San Antonio recovering from a recent operation at St Anthony's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Joe Norman
R. B. Wakefield
E. J. Scott
Henry Reed
George Mager
Co. P. Atwood
W. E. Eldridge
R. L. Allison
C. F. Anderson
T. E. Johnson
J. B. Jones
P. Raysinger
L. W. Timms
W. H. Matthews
B. T. Baker
Marvin Twaddell
H. A. Allspaugh
Milton Cunningham
Roy G. Seaman
Katherine Mellroy
San Antonio
D. Mellroy
St. Anthony's Hospital
Catholic Daughters to Meet at Cathedral Hall
The Catholic Daughters will meet this evening at 7:45 at Cathedral Hall. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Hall
Local residents and travelers extend greetings and departures
Mrs R Burke Sanders of Roswell visits relatives here while Mr and Mrs Milton Hirschfeld plan a California move with baby Helen. The Stuarts of Shattuck Oklahoma visit grandparents E A Dawson. Mrs Walter Barnes travels to Vernon to see her parents J M Farrell. J R Dyche of Panhandle Barber Supply Co leaves for southern territory. Clinton Wilson returns from Hot Springs after a month away. Wayne Tomlinson and family spend Sunday in Canyon with uncle Jess McGowan. H L Hicks of Pampa also spends Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hirschfeld
Helen
California
Fred
Betty
John L. Stuart
Shattuck
Oklahoma
E. A. Dawson
Walter Barnes
Vernon
J. M. Farrell
J. R. Dyche
Panhandle
Clinton Wilson
Hot Springs
Wayne Tomlinson
Canyon
Jess McGowan
H. L. Hicks
Pampa
Residents Relocate and Family Affected by Illness
In Oklahoma City Mrs Izora Card was called to care for her ill sister. Miss Marie Machovee of 2603 Hughes Street returns from months abroad including Kansas City New York and Toronto. Mr and Mrs C F Collier move from Talmage Place to 2606 Hayden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izora Card
Oklahoma City
Marie , Machovee
Hughes Street
Kansas City
New York
Toronto
Canada
C. F. Collier
Talmage Place
Hayden Street
Schoenhair abandons cross country flight after wreck
Lee Schoenhair, attempting a Los Angeles to New York nonstop record, abandoned the project after his Silver Town aircraft crashed from a height of 50 feet. He escaped with bruises and landed in Dubuque to seek safer conditions amid stormy weather over the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dubol
Lee Schoenhair
Los Angeles
New York
Silvertown
Schoenhair
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lorena
C. P. Walsh
Eugenia Pryor
Topeka
Mrs. Norris Ewing
New Mexico
Colorado
Charles Winn
Polk St
Donald Vandercook
Guy E. Hoover
D. Maggard
R. W. Burke
Jack Elliott
Joe Vincent
L. L. McCalum
C. Callahan
F. BE. A. Ravey
E. E. McDonald
Maude Vaughn
Ruth Pauley
Dorothy Reed
W. C. Blake
J. B. Patterson
N. D. Bartlett
S. Leatherberry
Eugene Kidd
Sam W. Falsom
J. E. Dyer
E. G. Sanders
Tintex
Atall Drug
Dept
Sto
Notion
R. Burke Sanders
Roswell
Clevelah
National “Cold Control
Frigidaire
General Motors
Southwestern Public Service CO
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