Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Recitals
The social calendar lists Navegar Club and J A G Club meetings at 2:30 and 3 o'clock, Athenaeum, Alpha Mu Delphian gathering at Municipal Auditorium, and Circle No 7 dinner at Central Presbyterian. Piano recital at 7 45, March Luncheon for Amarillo Music Teachers Association, and multiple PTA, sewing, and needle guild events across city venues.
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Alpha Mu Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Municipal Auditorium
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Amarillo
G BR Stratton Honored On Birthday
G R Stratton was treated to a surprise birthday luncheon hosted by his wife on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill White and family Mr and Mrs Bill Penn Ruby Pugh Leon Langon Gene Zackery Martha Sutton of Happy Mrs Sallie Smith John Stratton and Clyde Seibert of Lake City Colorado.
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G. BR. Stratton
G. R. Stratton
Bill White
Bill Penn
Ruby Pugh
Leon Langon
Gene Zackery
Martha Sutton
Happy
Sallie Smith
John Stratton
Clyde Seibert
Lake City
Colo
Toledo council approves trailer camp licensing plan
The Toledo city council gives tentative approval to ordinances licensing and regulating automobile trailer camps with requirements for frequent earth inspections and related safety measures.
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Toledo
Black and White Ointment Promises Skin Relief
A 20 year old black and white ointment claims relief from skin trouble with a scientific formula and proven record. Trial sine price 10 cents, large can 25 cents. Use Black and White Skin Soap first. Sold by all dealers everywhere.
P T A Council Hears Ruth Delzell on Libraries
Mrs. Ruth Delzell Potter County librarian spoke to Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers at Tyler Street School about the importance of a community library and home and school libraries. W D Westbay presided as nominating committee selected Bert Warner W B Salton A C Shaw C H Mixon and Supt C M Rogers.
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Ruth Delzell
Potter County
Amarillo
A. C. Shaw
C. H. Mixon
C. M. Rogers
C W. Whittington
Browning Class Entertained at Polk Street Church
The Browning class of Polk Street Methodist Church met in the parlor Monday afternoon with Mrs. C N N Ferguson presiding. Mrs. Irvin Peffley read a piece, Emil F Myers sang two numbers with Lila Austin Myers, and Mrs. C C Grimes spoke followed by a round table discussion.
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Mesdames
W. M. Lay
R. R. Brooks
George Elo
Mabel Hudgins
C. W. Patterson
T. W. Farnsworth
D. M. Deason
Felix Franklin
John Ridings
Co. L. Jenkins
F. P. Works
A. E. Davis
Lucy Scott
B. F. Cass
Ed Watson
E. B. Adams
Virginia Tisdal
Shower Honors Mrs. Bryan Deckard at Clanton Home
A bridal shower for Mrs. Bryan Deckard was held Monday at the home of Mrs. H. E B. Clanton, 2410 North West Second Avenue. Guests included Mesdames Dan Rumsey, Jerry Malin, Bob Perceil, Kenneth Deckard, Tom Deckard, C. R. McCollum, Gene Grist, Luther Glover, Bill Thomas, W. G. Green, J. A. Ludiam, S. L. Counts, Verden, Bill Broadstreet, Alva Hart, Evalyn Raamuassen. Absent but sending gifts were Mesdames J. A. McLamore, R. L. Williamson, Ralph Sallee, and J. A. Gollihugh.
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Bryan Deckard
H. E B. Clanton
North West
Second Avenue
Mesdames
Dan Rumsey
Jerry Malin
Bob Perceil
Kenneth Deckard
Tom Deckard
C. R. McCollum
Gene Grist
Luther Glover
Bill Thomas
W. G. Green
J. A. Ludiam
8. L. Counts
Verden
Bill Broadstreet
Alva Hart
Evalyn Raamuassen
J. A. McLamore
R. L. Williamson
Ralph Sallee
J. A. Gollihugh
Fidelis Class to Meet Thursday at Bennett Hall
The Fidelis Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church will meet in Bennett Hall Thursday night at 7 o clock for a business and social session.
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Buchanan Street
Needist Church
Bennett Hall
Fidelis
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Initials on Laura Wheeler cutwork linens in chair set
The article promotes personalized cutwork linens with initials for chair sets. It details a pattern 1604 transfer motif and an alphabet to 25 inches high, plus material needs and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents in stamps for pattern to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept in New York.
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Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Women and Bosses: Survey Finds Preference for Men Leaders
Dr. Donald Laird of Colgate reports 520 of 521 women in a survey prefer male bosses. He argues subconscious maternal jealousy fuels this view and warns the attitude harms women's advancement and unity. He notes women's personal style is misread as flaw, while men benefit from solidarity.
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Donald Laird
Colgate University
Typographical Auxiliary Meets With Mrs Howell
The Woman's Auxiliary No 79 to Typographical Union 525 met at Mrs Carolyn Howell's home for its monthly business session Monday. A covered dish luncheon is planned for next Tuesday at Mrs Ted Bones's home. Refreshments with a St Patrick motif followed the social hour. Attendees included Ed Leithauser Jimmy Walcher Owen Roberts Ann Martin Ted Bones J P Black W C Collier H B Martin and the hostess.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Carolyn Howell
Ted Bones
Mesdames Ed Leithauser
Jimmy Walcher
Owen Roberts
Ann Martin
J. P. Black
W. C
Modest Matrons Club Entertained at Mrs. Clements Home
The Modest Matrons' Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Jennie Clements. Attendees included L. F. Brown C. ¢. Cooley Delbert Cooper Orval Dawson Victor Formby George Hayden Tom Leno Jack Reynolds Clyde Romine and Gene Thomas.
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Jennie Clements
Mesdames L. F
Marble Stairway Buried For Century Unearthed in Philadelphia
Workmen digging for a model home on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway uncover a 100-year-old marble stairway ten feet underground. Dated around 1840 and in perfect condition, the stairs likely led from street level to a basement. Inside, a lintel and ferrules tied to the water main were found.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Civic Project
Cyclist for 50 Years Covers 60000 Miles
Bucryrus Ohio resident E Swank bought his first bicycle 50 years ago and has ridden about 60 000 miles since, averaging roughly 1400 miles per year. He uses cycling for business and family errands.
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Bucyrus
C. UP
E. Swank
Fragmented OCR text about pep and social references
Readable fragments describe people named Lydia and Pimkhara with scattered phrases about gifts, smiles, and social interaction. The passage lacks a coherent event or clear news item to summarize into a full report. No definite dates, places, or actions are discernible.
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Creas
Wendy
Paris
Lydia
Pimkhara
Snails Become Chic Jewelry in Paris Street Scene
Snails are described as chic adornments with gold and diamond snail pins and leaf shaped settings. The items are showcased at the home of Mrs. John Maynard at 2410 Hayden Street with Mrs. J. L. Chase and Mrs. J. E. Griggs assisting as hostesses.
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Paris
John Maynard
Hayden Street
J. L. Chase
J. E. Griggs
D A R Texas Day Program Planned by Llano Estacado Chapter
Llano Estacado Chapter D A R will hold a Texas Day program during the next Monday afternoon meeting. The event highlights Texas history and DAR activities. The chapter plans to present readings and discuss state heritage projects.
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Texas
Llano Estacado Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Penetro Nose Drops Ad Claims Quick Sinus Relief
An old advertisement touts Penetro Nose Drops to relieve a miserable head cold. It claims two drops per nostril with every breath providing relief, notes an ephedrine-based astringent action, and cites prices of 25c, 50c, and $1.00 at all druggists.
Gray fashion at St Regis benefit showcased debutante
Gray is the season color in New York evening wear. A prominent debutante wore a deep gray crepe sleeved gown with dove gray pleats and a silver chain necklace. Pink and black ensembles feature a three quarter coat, black dress, pink pique accents, and a bold pink pique collar. A spider web dress debuted with a white web print skirt and red spider accents.
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New York
St. Regis
Paris
St. Regis Hotel
Spring Prints Go to Sea Paris
A fragment reads Spring Prints Go to Sea Paris with a hint of, perhaps, a maritime themed event. The brief lacks details on people, organizations, or dates to confirm a full report.
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Paris
Spring prints feature sea motifs in Paris fashion
Paris shows sea inspired spring prints with seagulls over chiffon and fish in organdie as geese march on marocain crepe. Leather jackets move from sportwear to afternoon wear in black shiny leather with eyelet holes, Schiaparelli and Paquin presenting slim black woolen dresses.
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Schiaparelli
Paquin
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Navegar Club
G. C. Rateliff
den Street
J. A G. Club
Zack Fine
Tyler Street
Athenaeum Club
Adolph Eberstadt
Hughes Street
Queen Esther Club
W. R. Irwin
Harrison Street
W. P. Matthews
W. A. Christian
H. F. Lauder
Jefferson Bireet
al Neec Rm
Woodmen Circle
C. O. F. Hall
Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association
Thrifty
Thimble Club
Marie Ratcliff
Alabama Street
Poinsettia Sewing Club
Home Demonstration Club
Margaret Jones
West
Mother Siners
Tyler Street School
Amaryllia Needle Guild
B.C. Kight
Forest Street
Chile
W. T
Hlevian
First Baptist Church
Beryl Needle Club
J. B. McGee
Maria
Doris Hess
Delzeil
P. T. A. Council
Browning
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Laura Wheeler
Dre
Howell
Betty Ames
Miss Ames
Frances Shudde
LeClaire Eakle
Eleanor Stinson
Betty Caldwell
Marjory Owens
Byron Dawson
Harriet Bordwell
Mary Evelyn Gould
Juanita Smith
Maralea Richmond
Hess Maria
O. K. Downey
Mesdames M. G. Wilson
Rockwell Hardin
Victor Williford
O. B. Chesshir
B. M. Daniel
Elmore Carver
Glenn Lackey
W. T. Hazlewood
T. B. Davis
Edith Hammer
Pat Pollard
J. S. Dwight
Wayne Blaylock
HK. E. Knight
Avkleys
Aris
Pep
Ethel Shutta
Ethel
Chamberlain’s
Chamberlain Laboratories, Inc
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Mrs. Roosevelt
Umlohat Floral Co
Sixth Ave
C. C. Cunningham
W. J
Bill" Beechler
Igator
News and Globe
Lady Luck
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