Lois Needle club holds all day meeting at Wingate home
The Lois Needle club convened at Mrs. J. B. Wingate’s 2045 Hughes street for a full day event starting at 10 AM with sewing and conversation followed by a luncheon. Afternoon activities included games and a program with prizes awarded to Mrs. John G. McKensie and Mrs. C. B. Roberts. attendees listed include F. B. Sanford and C. E. Hurt among others.
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Lois Needle Club
J. B. Wingste
Hughes Street
John G. McKensie
C. B. Roberts
Mesdames F. B. Sanford
C. E. Hurt
W. H. Wiggins
George Russell
B. C. Cazzell
C. W. Rogers
J. C. Neudigate
C. D. Roberts
J. T. Russell
Jim Claybrook
T. B. Heelman
A. J. Varval
J. W. Hill
R. B. Wingate
J. J. Boulware
H. E. Billingslea
M. C. Basham
Panhandle Society of Artists Forms From Amarillo Group
The Amarillo Society of Artists is renamed to Panhandle Society of Artists to include artists outside Amarillo. Local interest grows with inquiries. no fees beyond membership and a small assessment. Hunsley’s Inc. donates store mezzanine for meetings. Members meet Saturday at 1:30 to carpool to Hall’s ranch for sketches.
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Amarillo
Hunsley's Inc
Hall
Alpha Delphians Are Honored at Parr Home
Mrs. George Parr and Mrs. W. P. Strickland hosted Alpha chapter members at 1611 Harrison Street. Members presented lessons on Medieval Churches Arches missions Texas Missions Death Comes to the Archbishop The Alamo and a Latin Ave Maria. Elizabeth Meyer played piano. readings were given. ice course served.
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George Parr
W. P. Strickland
The
Delphian Society
Parr
Harrison Street
Paul Arrington
George Turnley
California Missions
J. H. Robertson
Texas Missions
N. ©. Lovett
Arch
E. K. Messick
Ava Maria
Elizabeth Meyer
R. C. Buckner
Girl Wins Medal for Shark Rescue at Sea
In Sydney 20 year old Miss Lucy Donaldson received the gold medal of the Royal Shipwreck and Relief society after she and a companion swam to aid a man attacked by a shark. She shouted for help, fearlessly chased away the shark, and dragged the injured man to safety in shallow water.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Lucy Donaldson
Royal Shipwreck and Relief Society
Songs of Long Ago Are Wanted
The Indiana Federation of Music clubs seeks words and music of old ballads songs and dance tunes to build a distinctive record of the American people through a voluntary collection project. The effort aims to preserve traditional songs and historical melodies for future generations.
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Associated P
Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Martha Bishop Injured in San Diego Hip Break
Word from San Diego indicates Mrs. Martha Bishop, who went there with her daughter Mrs. Albert Randall, fell and broke her hip several days ago. The seriousness of the accident is not yet known to her sons here.
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San Diego
Cal
Martha Bishop
Albert Randall
Births and Travel Notes From Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Thompson announce the birth of a baby boy on June 22. Mauree Dollar plans a late week trip to Eldorado Arkansas to visit grandmother and aunt. George Bates, son of Mrs. H. H. Hall, spends summer at Tippecary Cottage in Manitou Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Saunders depart for a month visiting G. W. Whitcomb and family in Portland. Mrs. Whitcomb is sister of Saunders, a Denver conductor and veteran railroad builder. Mrs. Pearl Adams and daughter Hallie return from Chicago Springfield and other Illinois points. Mrs. J. W. MacDaniels of Jarret’s Fashion shop leaves Saturday for Alvord to visit mother and then Fort Worth. Miss Ottie McKinney, ex bookkeeper for Galbraith Foxworth Lumber, summers in Boulder studying accounting. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Redus of J. C. Penney depart Sunday.
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H. C. Thompson
North Polk Street
Mauree Dollar
Eldorado
Arkansas
George Bates
H. H. Hall
Tipperary Cottage
Manitou
Colorado
F. W. Saunders
North Buchanan Street
G. W. Whitcomb
Portland
Alvord
Fort Worth
Ottie McKinney
Galbraith-Foxworth Lumber Company
Boulder
L. J. Redus
J.C. Penney Company
Sun
Hallie Adams to Teach Third Grade in Canyon
Miss Hallie Adams has been elected to teach the third grade next year in Canyon and will also give violin lessons.
Mellon and Duke Named Defendants in $9 Million Suit
In Boston on June 29, the Bausch Machine Tool Co of Springfield Mass filed a federal lawsuit seeking $9 million against the Aluminum Company of America and others. The suit accuses a conspiracy to create a monopoly in the U S aluminum industry, naming Andrew W Mellon and James B Duke among the defendants.
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Boston
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
James B. Duke
Bausch Machine Tool Company of
Springfield
Masrs
Aluminum Corporation of America
Miss Caroline Norman Tours West Coast on Visit
Miss Caroline Norman has traveled to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego for several weeks of sightseeing. Miss Lois Crow of Dalhart is visiting at 901 Adams Street with Mr and Mrs H Earl Smith. Walter Dixon son of Mr and Mrs C H Dixon is due home from Fort Worth after an operation and is said to be recovering well. Mr and Mrs W M Agey return from trips to Brownsville Corpus Christi Washington Beach and other Texas spots. Mr and Mrs Joe Killough return from Ardmore Sulphur and Oklahoma City with relatives including Mrs Edgar Taylor and her daughter Virginia Cheyenne Wyoming and Miss Margaret Eakles Sulphur Oklahoma.
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Wichita Falls
Hallie Adams
Canyon
T. A. Fairey
Fillmore Street
Robert Audean Fairey
Louis Bromley
Western Union Telegraph Company
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bob Vermillion
Liano
W. A. Stains
Wellington
Childress
Guy A. Carlander
Law Sone
City
Panhandle
Eastland
Ranger
Elsie Wilson
Sayre
John Riddle
Harrison Street
Fort Worth
Dallas
Johnny Dean Gray
Claude Gray
Sam Page
Ruth Beauty Parlor
Hereford
J. C. McClelland
Herring Hotel
California
Caroline Norman
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Lois Crow
Dalhart
Eid
H. Earl Smith
Adams Street
Walter Dixon
C. H. Dixon
Joe Killough
Ardmore
Sulphur
Oklahoma City
Mr. Killough
Edgar Taylor
Virginia
Cheyenne
Wyo
Oklahoma
Margaret Eakles
Okla
Vice President of T C U to Speak at First Christian
Dr. Henry G. Bowden vice president of Texas Christian University Fort Worth will fill the pulpit at the First Christian church Sunday at morning and evening services His national role in the Christian church and leadership of TCU make his talk timely and the public is invited to attend The remark is expected to attract youth and general congregants.
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Henry G. Bowden
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
First Christian Church
Prophecy of Lasky Shocks Film Makers
London reports Jesse Lasky predicts that by January 1 1000 picture houses in America will have sound synchronizing machines. British producers doubt cinema should embrace talking films, arguing the virtue lies in silence and fearing overtechnical advances may hurt storytelling.
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International News Service
London
Jesse L. Lasky
America
News Pictorial
Lasky
E. Dupont
Film’s universal language limits its stories say critics
Critics argue cinema speaks a universal language yet suffers from repetitive themes. They say filmmakers avoid risky departures to respect both Chinese audiences and local censors in Sweden and the United States.
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Sweden
America
England in Claim For World Record
London June 29. G Holt-Thomas argues England may hold the world record for the fastest trans Atlantic flight, stating in a London daily that England is credited with the first Atlantic crossing and asserting evidence supports a speed record claim. He founded the London Paris Air Express.
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International News Service
London
England
G. Holt-Thomas
Face Peeler Reveals Beauty of Youth
An advertisement promotes mercorized wax as a facial peel to remove blemishes and dry skin. It claims the wax removes the outer skin layer and pimples freckles and dry skin to reveal clear new skin. It also suggests a wrinkle reducing lotion using saxolite and hazel.
Alcock and Brown First Transatlantic Flight Marked
The 1919 flight from St Johns Newfoundland to the Irish coast by Sir John Alcock and Sir Whitten Brown is noted with an error in duration as 15 hours 67 minutes. The Federation Aeronautique Internationale has not homologated the flight due to lack of official evidence. Colonel Lindbergh later crossed the Atlantic on May 20-21, 1927 in 33 and a half hours.
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Sir John Alcock
Sir Whitten Brown
St. John's Newfoundland
Federation Aeronautique
Lindbergh
Alantic
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U. S
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Oliver-Eakle
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Rock Island Station
H. W. Clutter City
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