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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

4

Mary Alice Timmons Complimented at Pre-Nuptial Affair

A bridge party at Mrs. John H. Nichols in Fort Smith Arkansas complimented Miss Mary Alice Timmons ahead of her wedding to Dick Wilson. Prizes went to Mrs. Jimmie Schoolar and Mrs. C. E. Chadwell who then handed them to the honoree. Guests included Mary Alice Timmons Lil Timmons Frances Timmons Dorothy Brown and others with a radio program honoring the bride.

Mary Alice Timmons Dick Wilson Fort Smith Ark John H. Nichols East Thirteenth Avenue Jimmie Schoolar Co. E. Chadwell Miss Timmons

Mrs Frank Wheeler Honored With Lovely Shower

Mrs. Margaret B. Jones hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Frank M. Wheeler formerly Miss Clorine Grammer at Mrs. E B Fincher home. D M Young delivered a parcel post package to the honoree as the event opened with music contests and refreshments served to a long list of guests including Wheeler family members and local friends.

Frank M. Wheeler Clorine Grammer Margaret B. Jones E. B. Fincher D. M. Young Donald Lester R. M. Gillette T. F. York Cc. G. Wheeler G. T. Johnson W. C. Grammer E J. Sowder Blythe G Sears Jessica M. Young Eugene Elder Cora B. Roddy Virginia Wright Claudia Morgan Gussie Hare Madeline Ray Rena Gillette Athene Brewer Mattie Ware Grammer Lucy Earle Roddy Jane Roddy Lucy Inez Hill Ruby Frances Hill

Alice Bagby Smith Circle to Meet for Mission Study

The Alice Bagby Smith Circle of First Baptist Church will gather at Mrs. D. B. Williams home at 3300 Tyler Street Friday at 10 AM. The agenda includes mission study and a covered dish luncheon. visitors are invited.

Alice Bagby Smith First Baptist Church D. B. Williams Tyler Street

Community Events Listed for Tonight in Town

The calendar highlights a Red Carnation Lodge drill team at Painters Hall at 9, a Wen dene Wilson voice and piano recital at Polk Street Methodist Parish at 8 15, a San Jacinto Methodist lawn party at 832 Virginia Street at 8 30, and a Patrons meeting at Alice Landergin School. Also noted: Amarillo Scottish Society picnic at Gordon Cummings Ranch near Canyon at 9, Helen Osgood recital at Amarillo College of Music, Sancy Home Demonstration Club at the school, Jus-fu-Pun Club meeting postponed, Woodmen Circle No 171 at W O W Hall at 8.

Young People’s Department of San Jacinto Methodist Church Everett Westbrook Virginia Street

Old Time Program For S B A Social Meeting

The Security Benefit Association held its monthly social at Carpenter's Hall with candidates as guests, presented in ballot order. An old time program featured vocal and instrumental numbers by Mrs. Howard Boxwell, Mrs. Leta Crudgington, Miss Mary Leland Smith, Lorine Robertson, Dr. Louis De Kiserve, George Calvert, Marion Vinson, Garland Gaugh, Zeke Welchel, and Mr. Micheel, with Mrs. Imogene Pace and Lamar Caldwell directing. Dancing continued late for many members and guests.

Security Benefit Association Carpenter's Hall Howard Boxwell Leta Crudgington Mary Leland Smith Lorine Robertson Louis de Kiserve George Calvert Marion Vinson Garland Gaugh Zeke Welchel Zeke Welchel and Mr. Micheel Imogene Pace Lamar Caldwell

Mrs Nelson given miscellaneous shower in Mon Parker St home

Mrs W E Nelson, a recent bride, honored at a miscellaneous shower by sister Mrs FE McPhail at 828 Parker Street. Attendees include Mesdames Nelson, Young, Robinson, Sears, Mays, Byes, Bumgarten, Fuqua, Brothers, and Miss Louise Byes. Also announced a piano recital by Wendene Wilson with Lee Bivins and Amarillo Little Symphony Orchestra at Polk Street Methodist Church at 8:15 pm. Story Hour set for Saturday 10 am at Potter County Library with Ruth Delzell and Ella Mae Bridges.

W. E. Nelson D. M. Young W. L Robinson J. Sears W. Mays H. T. Byes G. W. Bumgarten B. Fuqua W. T. Brothers E. P. McPhail Miss Louise Byes Wendene Wilson Wilson Studios of Music Polk Street Methodist Church Lee Bivins Amarillo Little Symphony Orchestra Potter County Library Ruth Delzell Ella Mae Bridges University of Louisiana School of Library Science

Drill Team To Sponsor Dance And Program

The Red Carnation Lodge Drill Team will sponsor a program and dance at Painters Hall Thursday at 8 o'clock. The public is invited. Alex Mood, UT graduate, now with Geographic Research Corporation, is doing field work in Louisiana. Mrs. FE. J. West returned from Rector Ark for her mother’s illness and death. Sid Jones recovering at home from a fall. Mrs. Humphries hosts relatives en route to Denver and California for vacation. Australia increases its purchases of American farm machinery.

Red Carnation Lodge Painters Hall Alex Mood University of Texas The Geographical Research Corporation Louisiana West FE. J. West Rector, Ark Will Howard Sid Jones Monroe Street David Humphries Sunset Street C. A. O’keefe Josephine McMillen Ft. Worth Denver California Humphries Augusta Pat Hermosa Los Angeles Cal

Not a cape pattern offers clever frilled yoke

Pattern 1858 describes a decorative frilled yoke that becomes shoulder caps with edge frills. Made with any fabric or lace, it gives a feminine look. Size 16 uses 314 yards of 39 inch material. Anne Adams pattern, with illustrated instructions, costs 15 cents. Order via The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.

Anne Adams Amarillo Globe Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Circle No 2 Holds Review of Mission Study Lessons

At West Amarillo Christian Church Circle No 2 met Wednesday afternoon at 816 Fairmont Street home of Mrs Ferrell Fox to review the mission study book. Mrs H F Newman presented the World Call topic and four teen members were present including new member Mrs B C Smedley and guest Mrs Joe Bob McClure.

T. S. Dysart Circle No. 2 West Amarillo Christian Church Ferrell Fox Fairmont Street H. F. Newman B. C. Smedley Joe Bob McClure

Volley Ball Club Entertained At Mrs Ivins Home

The Happy Homemakers' Volley Ball Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Ivins with an enjoyable social hour and several closely played games. Attendees included Nell Griffen Irene Griffen W Joe Bailey H Harrel George Larremore Sue Richerson R A Ramzel Misses Helen Ivins Grace Foster Ruth Taylor Wynenna Verdan Winona Case Thetta Harrel and the hostess.

Frank Ivins Mesdames Nell Griffen Irene Griffen W. Joe Bailey H. Harrel George Larremore Sue Richerson R. A. Ramzel Helen Ivins Grace Foster Ruth Taylor Wynenna Verdan Winona Case Thetta Harrel

Vacation Bible School to Close Friday at Church

The Vacation Bible School at Buchanan Street Methodist Church will close Friday night at 8:30 with a program. One hundred thirty children are enrolled and will demonstrate class work during the closing exercises. Parents and friends are invited.

Buchanan Street Methodist Church

W. O. W. Entertains Candidates for Public Offices

Woodmen of the World Lodge hosted candidates at the W. O. W. Hall Tuesday evening with Cal Farley as master of ceremonies. Each candidate presented their platform, a straw vote was taken, and Farley announced two friends entered in a beauty contest, Dutch Mantell and George Ligosky, followed by a dance with music by the Melody Clowns attracting a large crowd.

Woodmen of the World Lodge W. O. W. Hall Cal Farley Farley Dutch Mantell George Ligosky Melody Clowns

Amarillo College Band Opens Free Summer Concert

Amarillo College of Music Band plans an open air concert on Fourteenth avenue and Tyler Street at 8 o clock with Danse Macabre and other pieces. Soloist Jean Epperson will sing Mexican folk songs including La Cuca racha. Duke Ellington numbers Mo's Indigo and Black and Tan Fantasy are on the program. The ensemble will also perform The Man on the Flying Trapeze, Somewhere in Old Wyoming, Russian Cossack, Carioca, and two marches. House guests include J L Stinson, Vida Stinson, and Mrs O M Street.

Saint Saens Amarillo College of Music Fourteenth Avenue Tyler Street Harold Ensinger Jean Epperson

Potter County Relief Board to name new director

The Potter County Relief Board will elect a new chairman at 5 p.m. today following the resignation of Julius Dorenfield Jr. O. D. Thompson was appointed to replace him. Other members include Chansler Weymouth A E Meyer Oscar Randal and J M Hogue. Martha Houghton and Miss Georgia Kirkman arrived in Amarillo to spend the summer with Mrs F C Houghton Sr., who has been in New York.

Potter County Relief Board Julius Dorenfield, Jr O. D. Thompson Dorenfield Chansler Weymouth A. E. Meyer Oscar Randal J. M. Hogue Martha Houghton Wyckeham Rise School For Washington, Conn Georgia Kirkman New York City Amarillo F. C. Houghton New York

Dallas Druggists Indicted Over Liquor Sales

Dallas June 28. Two druggists in Dallas face federal indictments for selling liquor without prescriptions. Grand jury says numerous Dallas and Fort Worth drug stores sold whiskey and spirits at large scale. Doctors allegedly issued prescriptions to drug stores under fictitious names. some wholesale houses charged with falsifying records. Violations cited include tax and state or local law breaches. Names withheld pending arrest. Arthur H. Ware homebound due to illness.

William H. Atwell Dallas Fort Worth

Miss Lashier Craig and Mrs Fay Stanley Visit Fort Worth

Miss Lashier Craig and Mrs Fay Stanley are visiting relatives and friends in Fort Worth and Dallas for two weeks, enjoying local hospitality and catching up with family acquaintances during their stay.

Miss Lashier Craig Fay Stanley Fort Worth Dallas

Don’t give up on strength and energy with a blood tonic

A damaged health note urges readers to restore body strength after illness, overwork, or worry, blaming weakened red blood cells for fatigue. It promotes a time-tested tonic said to improve appetite color and skin and increase energy, claiming performance proven by generations of use and modern appraisal.

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Frank Wheeler Lydia E. Pinkham Pauline Kamen Ellicott Road Depew, New York Asters Verbena Beauty of Oxford Zinnia Snapdragon Petunia Marigold Jefferson Soci Alice Landergin Helen Osgood Sancy Home Jus-fu-Pun Club Poplar Grove Australia Sterling Hugh Whitcomb Polk Circle Paris iCri Ats Potter Drug & Chemical Corp Malden Masa Narizon Crepes Music College Toney Chisum J. L. and Vida Stinson Lubbock Mrs. O. M. Street County Relief Board Arthur H. Ware van Buren Street Arizo CO
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