Amarillo Tea Honors Visiting Cattlemen Wives
Yesterday afternoon a large delightful tea hosted by Amarillo society figures welcomed visiting cattlemen's wives. The Women's Club rooms featured cut flowers, palms, lit floor lamps, and an orchestra. Mrs. Dana Harmon-Trent presented pupils in a play during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Society
John S. McKnight
T. A. Curtis
H. E. Exum
C. P. Jones
W. R. Ozier
Berkley Dawson
Joe Sneed
C. E. Weymouth
J.0. Whittington
E. C. Houghton
Claude Brummett
W. A. Combs
Henry Harding
Albert Bivins
Ford Brandenberg
W. T. Cobl
Alice Arnold
Elsie Littie
Mary Exum
Mis Louise Trigg
Mrs McLaughlin Hosts L Aiguillee Club at 1711 Taylor
Mrs F M McLaughlin entertained the L Aiguillee Club yesterday afternoon at her home 1711 Taylor street. Needlework and conversation filled the afternoon with a parliamentary drill by Mrs F M Neal. The group voted to donate 20 to the Crippled Children's Fund and accepted the resignation of Mrs Charlie Dixon who will move to Houston or San Antonio. Special guests included Mrs Betty Todd and Mrs F F Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McLaughlin
L’aiguillee Club
Taylor Street
F. M. Neal
Crippled Children’s Fund
Charlie Dixon
Amarillo
Houston
San Antonio
Betty Todd
D. C. Newell
Jack Wyatt
W. H. Woodlief
Social Calendar Events Across Local Clubs
A Thursday social calendar lists quilting clubs and meetings at multiple venues. Activities include the Mothers' Club at Mrs J C Boyd's home 3610 Van Buren Street and the Mizpah Club at Line Avenue 3 pm, with others at Washington Street, Carolina Street, Arthur Street, and West Fourteenth Street. Various organizations meet at churches and halls, featuring times from 2:00 to 7:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yannigan Mothers’ Club
J. C. Boyd
van Buren Street
Mac Dowell Music Club
S. J. Cole
Washington Street
Mizpah Club
Joe Mobley
Line Avenue
Lew Jolly Club
Clark McCuley
Carolina Street
Sandstorm Mothers’ Club
W L. Speer
Arthur Street
Gamma Delphians
Woman's Benefit Association
Progressive Child Study Club
J. H. Adair
Western Avenue
Wesley Friendship Bible Class
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Marion Hill
North Independence
la Conicienta Club
James Ely
West Fourteenth Street
T. E. L. Class
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Gus Hensley
West Seventh Street
Needlecraft Club
J. T. Mefner
Tennessee Street
Wynell Persons Hosts Pals Class Night
Miss Wynell Persons of 5404 Van Buren Street entertained the Pals Class of the First Baptist Church last evening. Games of 42 and Pit provided diversion and refreshments were served during the social hour. Attending were Mrs. G L Yates and numerous other invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynell
van Buren Street
First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
Barbara Parker
Lois Black
Hettie Finley
Evelyn Lewis
Oneida Allard
Elizabeth Parsons
Evelyn Durham
Marion Philips
Blanche Walker
Dorothy Beeman
Delphine Bohn
Alma Sue Brooks
McKinley School PTA Session Highlights Student Performances
Mrs C H Tyler led the program at the Latent-Teacher Association meeting of McKinley School yesterday afternoon. First grade pupil Dorothy Cornelius sang solo, Jean White played ukulele, and Ernestine White performed a pair number. Miss Kerr's room had the most mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
P.T. A
C. H. Tyler
W. Farkner
Ruth Keer
Dorothy Cornelius
Jean White
Ernestine White
Dixon Family Leaving Amarillo for Texas Cities
Mr and Mrs C H Dixon of 1720 Jackson street plan to leave in the morning for Lufkin Texas to join their daughter Miss Ellen Bailey Dixon. From Lufkin they will travel to San Antonio and Houston to determine where Miss Dixon’s health improves best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dixon
Jackson Street
Lufkin
Texas
Ellen Bailey Dixon
San Antonio
Houston
Miss Dixon
St Catherine Guild Sells Tea Towels and Aprons
The St Catherine Guild of the Sacred Heart Cathedral offers tea towels and aprons for sale. Orders may be placed with Mrs Hagerman at 102 or Mrs Bottoms at 2 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Guild
St. Catherine
Sacred Heart Cathedral
H. A. Hagerman
P. L. Bottoms
T. E. L. Class With Mrs Hensley
The T. E. L. Class of the San Jacinto Baptist church will be entertained by Mrs. Gus Hensley tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at her home 3611 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Gus Hensley
West Seventh Street
Immediate Relief From Indigestion
Advert reads Gordon's internal antiseptic as a quick remedy for indigestion. It claims a spoonful after meals allows eating freely without distress, stops fermentation in the stomach, and soothes and strengthens weak stomachs. The pitch invites readers to buy from a druggist at under three cents per dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Gordon’s
Training Course Meeting For Wesley Friendship Class
Members of the Wesley Friendship Bible Class at San Jacinto Methodist meet for the Standard Training Course. The Worker and His Bible group are asked to gather tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Marion Hill 208 North Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship Bible Class
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Cat Tomorow
Marion Hill
North
Independence
Mrs Tudor Elected President Club
Mrs Tudor Elected President of the Needle Club at a meeting held at Mrs J J Crome's home 2110 Polk Street with Mrs J F Tudor presiding Mr G J Nunn named vice president and Mays R B Killough chosen secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tudor
Needle Club
J. J. Crome
Polk Street
G. J. Nunn
Mays
Mrs James Ely Hosts La Conicienta Club Gathering
Mrs James Ely will entertain members of the La Conicienta Club tomorrow afternoon at her home 4250 West Fourteenth Street. All members are asked to bring Pollyana gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ely
la Conicienta Club
West Fourteenth Street
Mrs. J. H. Adair Hostess to Club
The Progressive Child Study Club will meet tomorrow at 3 oclock at Mrs. J. H. Ader s home 1406 Western Avenue. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Child Study Club
J. H. Ader
Western Avenue
Mrs J T McIver Hosts Needlecraft Club Meeting
Mrs J T McIver will entertain members of the Needlecraft club tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home 210 Tennessee Street Oe Also Mrs R C Young of 813 Louisiana Street is visiting relatives and friends in Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McIver
Needlecraft Club
Tennessee Street
R. C. Young
Louisiana Street
Denton
Discretion Rules In the Silhouette at Paris Shows
The silhouette is left to individual discretion at spring shows in Paris fashion houses. Flares gain authority when in the right places while straight lines remain favored at top houses. A compromise silhouette appeals to young women, with a raised waistline on straight or flared skirts, and designers show a trend toward lengthened daytime skirts and uneven hemlines for evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mar
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Ad Promises Cure
An old newspaper ad touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for bleeding gums. It claims a single bottle suffices and offers a money back guarantee via city drug stores and a Blackburn ambulance contact with phone number 2523 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Social Roundup Sees Local Visits From Various States
Dallas resident Sid Mogu visited friends in the city on Sunday. Clarendon’s Mrs. Dyer was in town yesterday. McLean’s Mrs. Chas Cook called on friends here. Lubbock’s Mrs. Gib Jackson Jr. visits her mother in law. Panhandle couple Mr. and Mrs. Carhart were visitors yesterday. White Deer’s Mrs. C P Overton recently visited Mrs. T N Childress. Jack Eldridge is away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cook of
McLean
Gib Jackson, Jr
Lubbock
Mrs. Carhart
Panhandle
Local residents note visits and travel from area
Hobby Thomas of Hale Center and his daughter Katherine attend the Cattlemen's convention and visit his sister Mrs. J. B. Patton. Miss Daisy Tackitt, a student at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon, visited her mother Mrs. Clellie Tackitt earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Schuhart
Dalhart
Elizabeth Goats
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
S. L. Edwards
Louisiana Street
Hobby Thomas
Hale Center
Katherine
Cattlemen's Convention
J. B. Patton
Daisy Tackitt
Clellie Tackitt
Osrovsky’s Son Near Paris in Poverty at 64
Alexander Ostrovski or Osrovsky, noted Russian dramatist born in Russia, is reported to be living in poverty near Paris at age 64. The International News Service dispatch from Paris dated March 6 notes his declining fortunes and exile circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostrovsky
Paris
International
Alexander Ostrovsky
New Recipe for Coloring Gray Hair by Lois Page
Lois Page endorses sage tea and sulphur with alcohol as a reliable hair restorer. The ready made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur costs 75 cents a bottle and can be brushed through hair strand by strand to banish gray in a single use or fully restore faded color. Thousands use the preparation with no obvious dyed appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Page
Wyeth
Moscow Playwright's Son Found Homeless Near Capital
In 1823 Moscow, a famed playwright known for Poverty No Crime wrote of a son now sixty four found in dire poverty near Parcour, not far from the capital. Once he earned barely by translation in a Paris factory, he lost sight and was found starving by Father Alsov, a Russian priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Parcour
Capieal
Paris
Alsov
Sugar as a luxury once taxed and now common
A food expert notes sugar was once deemed an exotic luxury taxed to reach the wealthy. Now cheap and used by all, sugar is praised as a clean, wholesome nutrient. Health guidance urges milk, fruits, vegetables, and enjoyable preparations, with sugar and flavoring enhancing meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Authority
The
Sugar Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Mrs. McLaughlin
Stiranghit Iparis
Worth
Duchess of Guise
Francoise
Joan
Wynell Persons
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Ee As
Mrs. Hensley
Mrs. Tudor
Diana Merwin
Associated Press
Blackburn Ambulance
Mengers Imilk
Sid Mogu
Dallas
C. P. Overton
White Deer
T. N. Childress
Jack Eldridge
Edwards Studio
Taylor St
Borden
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!