Society Notes Highlight Bridge Tea at Amarillo Country Club
A bridge tea hosted by Mesdames FE W Hardin F Newbold G T Thomas and Roscoe Neeley at the Amarillo Country Club honored Mrs E R Humphrey of Oklahoma City. Twenty nine tables, candlelit decor in yellow pink and lavender, and a tea service followed a 2 30 to 5 pm schedule with prizes awarded for guest and high low scores.
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Amarillo Country Club
Mesdames FE
W. Hardin
F. Newbold
G. T. Thomas
Roscoe Neeley
E. R. Humphrey
Oklahoma City
Tooms
Peggy Masterson
Margaret Reece
Margery Neeley
Nancy Teel
Ellen Dixon
Sybil Buckingham
Mary Nobles
Club News and social events at local high school
Miss Louise Landis announced four girls will compete in the state clothes contest in Galveston in April. The event featured ample refreshments, music by the Girls and Boys choral club, and remarks by Mrs. Dana Thomas Harmon and Mrs. E. P. Worrell. A Mah Jongg evening followed a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Higginbotham for ten guests.
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Louise Landis
Galveston
Dana Thomas Harmon
E. P. Worrell
Ed R. Humphrey
FE. L. Higginbotham
van Buren Street
Dohoney Leads Nobles Bros Grocery Credit Dept
Dohoney, former drug businessman, assumes charge of Nobles Bros Grocery credit department. He spent sixteen years in the drug trade here, twelve and a half as secretary and treasurer of Roach Drug Co. and later owned Dowheney Oliver Drug Co. for three and a half years.
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W. B. Dohoney
Nobles Bros. Grocery
Mr. Dohoney
Roach Drug Company
Dowheney-Oliver Drug Company
Smiths Wintering in California at Daytona Beach
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith are at Daytona Beach California for the winter. Mr. Smith chairs the Guaranty State Bank board and was Amarillo’s first banker. He once ran a private bank tied to a local mercantile company.
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J. L. Smith
California
Daytona Beach
Mr. Smith
Guaranty State Bank
Amarillo
Mintosh Supporter of Sterling Reed Bill
W A McIntosh Amarillo schools superintendent voices support for the Sterling Reed bill proposing a department of education to expose state educational delinquencies and assign accountability. The group urges literacy, Americanization of immigrants, health education, physical education, teacher training, and equalized opportunities for rural and urban students, with 600000 members urged to back the measure through endorsements.
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Sterling-Reed
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Department of Education
Mr. McIntosh
Congress
Dallas Man Kills Self in Local Hospital
Richard Ano a night watchman shot himself saying he was tired of living and died today in a Dallas hospital after the act. The Daily Globe advertisements conclude the item.
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Dallas
Tex
Richardano
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