Amarillo Society Hosts Luncheon for Viva Barfield and Shep Sheppard
Mrs L B Newby and Mrs Dwight Newby entertained at 1105 Taylor Street with a 1 o clock luncheon announcing the forthcoming marriage of Viva Barfield and Serman Clay Sheppard. The event featured floral decor and a corsage table centerpiece, secret word place cards, and a menu including fruit cordial, tomato aspic salad, cream chicken patties, baked potatoes, rolls, banana whip, age food cake and coffee. Viva Barfield, daughter of J T Barfield, has built a circle of friends since moving from South Texas two years ago. Shep Sheppard has lived in Amarillo about ten years and worked with Brazel- in the community.
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L. B. Newby
Dwight Newby
Taylor Street
Viva Barfield
Serman Clay Sheppard
Amarillo
Miss Barfield
J.T. Barfield
Amerillo
South Texas
Mr. Sheppard
Shep
Brazel
Will Marry John Borden in Amarillo Society Scene
Will Marry John Borden Chicago capitalist sportsman and explorer to Mrs Courtesy Leis Stilwell prominent UChicago society leader. The article chronicles the engagement, a luncheon guest list, and a lively Harmony Club Calendar Musicale with multiple scenes from January to December and notable performers.
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John Borden
Chicago
Courtesy Leis Stilwell
Uchicago Society
Uiercesti
Washington
Stilwell
Harmony Club
Amarillo
Charles Smith
Burgess
Gladys Thompson
Ireland
W. M. Hall
Katherine Pittman
Zallee Williams
Peter Pan
E. R. Mayer
J. Cole
Margaret Marie Woodruff
Railway News and Rotary Meet Highlights
Railroad items note Santa Fe executives in Galveston for the district Rotary gathering. Managers and conductors reassigned or on leave, with women gaining railroad director recognition by the Interstate Commerce Commission. A 26 mile Oklahoma extension plan and a jail crowding critique close the column.
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Loe
Santa Fe Division
Galveston
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Early Summer Sewing Pattern Sale and Tips
A guidance notice urges sewing early for summer dresses, noting February sale access to best fabrics and patterns. It describes a versatile 36 inch size dress pattern with rose or yellow gingham designs, extra transfer patterns, and a fashion book offering lessons and multiple styles from New York designers.
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New York City
Growth in West Texas prompts demand for action
The piece urges Texas citizens to refuse indifference and press officials for reform as West Texas gains 250000 people in the last year. It notes substantial growth among older residents and predicts even larger immigration next year, while mentioning a planned telephone line between Sap Benito and Los Fresnos by the Rio Grande Telephone Co.
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Sap Benito
Tex
Los Fresnos District
Rio Grande
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J. M. Hobson
G. Trent Davis
I. C. Mulkins
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Palo Duro Bridge Club
E. H. Baker
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J. M. Crain
Caroline Islands
G. T. Vineyard
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Miller Meard
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San Antonio Express
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Adelphia Society
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H. G. Maxfield
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Louisville
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
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W. B. Story
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Caldwell
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