Make This Model at Home Smart Scarf Pattern 2295
Anne Adams presents a detachable scarf and belt pattern for a chic frock with color change options. Pattern 2295 fits sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42, requiring 27 8 yards of fabric and 11 8 yards contrast for size 16. Send 15 cents per pattern, catalog 15 cents, or 25 cents for catalog and pattern to Amarillo Globe.
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Anne Adams
Pattern Department
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Mothers Chorus Formed by Amarillo P T A Council
The Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers organized a Mothers Chorus directed by Mrs. J. W. Sanders with Mrs. George A. McNeil as pianist. Meeting Thursdays at 9 30 a m in Tyler school auditorium, the group invites at least two singers from each P T A in the council.
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Amarillo
Humphreys Highland
W. R. Gubb
Joe Paxton
Forest Hill
Will Hardison
John Dudley
Bivins
Ross Williams
Grover Goode
River Road
E. F. Hall
Pleasant Valley
L. B. Cox
C. E. Panteratz
San Ja
John Calvin Feted At Birthday Dinner At Home
Mrs. Calvin hosted a birthday dinner for John Calvin at their 2418 Hughes Street home Monday evening with a St Patrick motif. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mead, Mr. and Mrs. G A Tomlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. J R McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hill, Mr. and Mrs. G W Cox of Canyon, and Mr. and Mrs. J A Calvin.
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John Calvin
Mrs J B Lewis Hosts Sewing Club Gathering
The Stitch and Chatter Club met at 1310 East Thirteenth Avenue on Monday afternoon hosted by Mrs. J B Lewis. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Larsen Mrs D J Blackburn Mrs J A Simpson Mrs Hugh Rippey Mrs Heman Mason Mrs J B McGee Mrs G K Weaver Mrs Frank E King Mrs E F Puttman Mrs W S Runyon Mrs J W Weaver Mrs Charles E Hand and the host.
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Stitch
J. B. Lewis
East Thirteenth Avenue
Carl Larsen
D. J. Blackburn
J. A. Simpson
Hugh Rippey
Heman Mason
J. B. McGee
G. K. Weaver
Frank E. King
Spring Introduces Dull Pebbly Silks
Paris introduces dull pebbly silks as the season’s new formal fabrics for afternoon frocks and dinner gowns. Notable varieties include flamisol a dull pebbly crepe resembling marocain and galuchet a pebbly silk reminiscent of grained leather.
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Paris
Printed Shoes Match Colored Frocks in Spring Style
Paris fashion shows feature printed shoes to match printed frocks. Mannequins display high heeled slippers in matching prints with black backgrounds and bright floral designs as the season’s favorite look.
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Paris
Smocking Trims New Dinner Gowns
Paris fashion notes mention smocking borrowed from children’s pinafores to trim dinner gowns with front bodice smocking in chiffon and crepe looks. Spring shows highlight refined detailing and practical reuse of traditional embroidery.
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Paris
Social Calendar Tonight in Amarillo Listings and Meetings
Community notices list multiple clubs and events in Amarillo including Social calendars for Unity Study Club O E S and Open Forum Club. WMC circles at Central Presbyterian Church and various church gatherings run through Wednesday with dozens of host addresses and times. Mrs Wilson and daughter return from Albuquerque. River Road Club and Old Pals Club meet midweek. Berean Class hosts party Friday at West Amarillo Christian Church.
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West
Amarillo Christian Church
Women Aid Show by Buying Prize Beef in Amarillo
W M Gouldy Amarillo Fat Stock Show vice president credits Amarillo housewives for supporting the event by buying prize winning baby beef from local merchants. He notes prize calves will be sold at public auction Thursday and the beef will reach leading Amarillo markets early next week.
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W. M. Gouldy
Amarillo
Mr. Gouldy
Amarillo Aims to Host 1933 Cattle Raisers Meet
E B Spiller secretary of the Texas South Western Cattle Raisers Association urged Amarillo to stage a strong campaign to secure the 1933 convention. He noted the 1932 gathering will be in El Paso March 15 to 17 and said Amarillo can win again if it fights as it did in 1926. He reported many cattlemen in discussions about Amarillo hosting the next meeting.
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Amarillo
Texas-Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
E. B. Spiller
Spiller
Panhandle Livestock Association
el Paso
Mr. Spiller
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at San Jacinto Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of San Jacinto Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 2 30 PM for mission study. Mrs Wilson hosts her guest Mrs A F Erdaman from Alma Missouri visiting daughter Mrs R A Wilson Jr at 118 Wayside Drive.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Wife of Tulia physician dies after long illness
Mrs. C. W. McFarling, 58, wife of Dr. McFarling, long-time Tulia resident and physician, died at her Tulia home after years of illness. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Tulia Baptist Church with burial in a Tulsa cemetery. Surviving relatives include two Amarillo nieces, Mrs. J. L. McLaughlin and Mrs. Odie Russell.
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C. W. McFarling
McFarling
Tulia
Tulia Baptist Church
Tulsa
Amarillo
J. L. McLaughlin
Harrison
Odie Russell
Tennessee
Red Cross Annual Meeting at Courthouse
The Red Cross annual meeting will be held Thursday after noon March 10 at 3 30 o clock in the courthouse. Election of officers will be held and a review of last year’s work will be made. All members and interested persons are invited. Dance to be given at Athletic Club tonight. Joe Normans orchestra will furnish the music. Mrs W E Swenson to entertain Progressive Child Study Club at her home 3901 Tyler Street Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs Ratcliffe returns home after months in Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Macdowell Club
MacDowell Music Club
L. D. Stith
Harrison Street
P. L. Bottoms
Texas
Vernon Ball
Twentieth Century Club
Walter A. Barlow
Jackson Street
Jon Wayland
Barlow
Charles Smith
Jessie Rogers
L. F. Briefffy
Canyon
River Road Club
River Road Home Demonstration Club
E. F. Hall
DeGrassi
Mary Sitton
OLD Pals Club
George Moore
North East Fifth Avenue
Herbert Davis
Glenwood
Cleveland Street
The
Red Cross
Athletic Club
Joe Norman
W. E. Swenson
Tyler Street
Saturday Night Calotabs A Joy For All Readers
Calotabs, the de-nauseated calomel tablet, is praised for biliousness constipation and indigestion. One tablet at bedtime with water is easy and pleasant to take. Wake up feeling fine with a hearty appetite. Beware of imitations Genuine Calotabs sold in checker-board packages price 35 cents family size 10 cents pocket size. Dealers refund if not delighted.
Better Than Whiskey For Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a miracle cold and cough remedy. It claims faster relief than whiskey or other remedies, guarantees money back if symptoms do not fade in two minutes, and urges purchase at drugstores for sixty cents. It promotes use for adults and children and mentions relief for croup and choking at night.
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Amarillo Globe Daily Pattern
Mothers’ Chorus
P. T. A. Council
Open Forum Club
Herring Hotel
S. A. L. Morgan
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
William R. Aven
Hayden Street
Daisy Persons
W. M. Hall
Unity Study Club
Green Ridge
Masonic Temple
Open Forum
Harmon Kiddies
Cowboy Review
Fair Theater
First Baptist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
C. E
P. K. Rogers
Frank J. Storm
H. L. Murphy
Virginia Street
Joe S. Morris
Sunset Terrace
C. T. Crowe
W. M
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Green Building
Merenda Club
M. D. Sloan
Taylor Street
First Congregational Church
Woman's Association
Max Watson
Altar Society
Sacred Heart Parish House
First Christian Church Woman Council
General Council
North East
Fifth Avenue
Aiece
Wilson
Albuquerque
Hubert W. Wilson
Maxine Wilson
N. M
Santa Fe Hospital
Women Aid
Methodist W. M
Uit
Lifebudy
Rinso
Troy Laundry
Troy
Tyler St
Aundry
Globe and News
Rialto and Fair Theaters
Globe News
Globe-News
News
Globe
Courthouse
COE & Parks Lumber Company
Llth
Lincoln Sts
Dial
News-Globe
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