Panhandle teachers stage fifth Dunning recital for eighty pupils
Eighty pupils from Panhandle Dunning Teachers Association performed in a fifth annual recital at the Women's Club Room. The program featured memory tests, ear training, rhythm, original compositions, and a Mozart scene. Teachers and students from Amarillo, Plainview, Clovis, Perryton, Texico, Farwell, Canadian, Shamrock, Roswell, Artesia, and other towns participated.
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Highty
Panhandle Dunning Teachers Association
Women’s Club
Mozart
Margaret Morgan Andrews
Memphis
Bonnye Beth Baker
Amarllo
Lelia E. Ballews
Idelma Conoley
Amarillo
Gladys M. Glenn
Grace FE. Hamilton
Ardath May Johnson
Ama
W. A. Glovier
Lavera Jones
Claudia Morgan
James O. Cade
Otis Trulove
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Spring Evening Gowns Drop Instep Length in Colorful Styles
Paris reports a vivid lineup of spring evening gowns varying from crimson and blue violet to shell pink and leaf green. Luxurious fabrics include chiffons, laces, silvers and gold threads with embroidery and beading, featuring fitted bodices and mid to low necklines, with instep-length hems and ankle-length options.
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Associated Press
Paris
Milady
Catholic Circle Hosts Dinner Bridge Event
Catholic Circle No 4 of the Catholic Church held a dinner bridge at the Parish House in the first part of the week. Green carnations decorated quarter tables and a St Patrick motif appeared in the appointments. About 125 members and guests participated while a radio broadcast relevant to the circle played.
Miss Ruth Golding and Walter Greer Wed in Canyon
Miss Ruth Golding became the bride of Walter Harry Greer on March 7 in Canyon. The couple, unattended, will reside at 707 Mississippi. Miss Greer is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Golding of 2206 Hughes Street and a Amarillo High School and West Texas State Teachers College alumna. Mr Greer is the son of S J Greer of Canada and works for the Amarillo Bus Co.
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Canyon
Mary Ruth Golding
Walter Harry Greer
Greer
Mississippi Street
Ben Golding
Hughes Street
Amarillo High School
West Texas State Teachers College
J. Greer
Canada
Amarillo Bus Co
Mrs Hurley Unveils Two-Piece Train At Reception
Mrs Patrick Hurley wife of the secretary of war appeared in a gold brocade gown featuring a fish-tail two-piece train and a black sequin bolero at a recent Washington reception.
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Associated Press
Washington
Patrick Hurley
Foundation Patterns Are Discussed at Club Meeting
River Road Demonstration Club members gathered at Mrs. W. R. Harper’s home Wednesday afternoon to learn Foundation Patterns. Miss Mary Sitton demonstrated pattern making and how to alter commercial patterns. An all day county meeting was announced by Mrs. H. M. Butts, and a tree planning program for the school grounds was discussed. Special guests included Mrs. W. M. Mobley and Mrs. R. L. Mobley.
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River Road
W. R. Harper
Mary Sitton
Sitton
H. M. Butts
W. M., Mobley
R. L. Mobley
L. C. Walters
W. J. Fulton
E. F. Hall
J. F. Diggs
Will Rowe
W. D. DeGrassi, Jr
Spiritualist Circle To Meet Tonight At First Church
The Spiritualists Circle of the First Spiritualist Church will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at 1115 Jackson Street Apartment 12. Mrs. Anna Larkum will lead the gathering, with guests Mrs. Ingham, Miss Blanche Bradley, Miss Ruth Slaton, and Miss Leona Allen from Lubbock visiting for the weekend.
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Spiritualists
First Spiritualist Church
Jackson Street
Anna Larkum
George Ingham
Talmadge Place
Ingham
Blanche Bradley
Ruth Slaton
Leona Allen
Lubbock
Giffords Host Mrs Murrell And Daughter At Festival
Mrs. W. M. Murrell and daughter Wilma of Roswell New Mexico visit Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Gifford at 1614 Jackson Street to attend the city music festival events.
Graduate Nurses Association Meeting Noted at Library
The Graduate Nurses Association will meet at the Potter County Library on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
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Graduate Nurses Association
Potter County
Rose Petal Cheeks Are Coming Back this Summer
Beauty expert Stephen Politzer predicts a fashion shift toward rose petal cheeks pale pink skin and delicately rouged lips for the season replacing suntan or bronze. The continental specialist says pink tones will define the smart look this summer.
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Associated Press
Stephen Politzer
Society Girls Act As Models For Charity Shows
Society women and matrons in New York and other cities model dresses at charity events replacing professional mannikins. Mayfair regis terities model twice weekly at a selective dress shop for four weeks, with $10 per session donated to the Red Cross for breath sufferers. Participants include Annie Valentine Cornelia Prime Mrs William Bayard Hawthorne Jr Miss Bettina Miller Mrs Frederick E Boelker Martha Milliken and Erica Gallatin.
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Associated Press
New York
Red Cross Fund
Annie Valentine
Cornelia Prime
William Bayard Hawthorne, Jr
Bettina Miller
Frederick E. C. Boelker
Martha Milliken
Frederica Gallatin
Junior League
Red Cross
William B. Hawthorne, Jr
Martha Millinkin
Jay Thorpe
Illinois farm expert named on U.S. board
Washington dispatch notes an Illinois farm expert being named to a U.S. board. The item mentions a rapid demonstration of dances and debutantes modeling clothes for Palm Beach and winter resorts as part of Junior League efforts to aid local commerce and community usefulness.
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Illinois
U.S. Board
Palm Beach
Cotton Blouses Take Lead Over Silks This Spring
Paris reports a fashion shift with cotton blouses replacing silk in smart wardrobes. Blouses for new tailleurs come in sheer organdy dotted Swiss trim pique and washable fabrics in pastels stripes polka dots and white.
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Associated Press
Thompson appointed to Federal Farm Board chair
Yesterday Sam M. Thompson was named to the Federal Farm Board, filling the vacancy left by Alexander Legge. The appointment, announced at the White House after Hoover’s Caribbean trip, makes Thompson effective immediately as part of a seven year term tied to the Agricultural Marketing Act now law for 20 months. Thompson, previously elected president of the American Farm Bureau Federation for three terms, testified before the House Agriculture Committee in 1924 over the McNary Maugen equalization fee bill amid questions about his representation of Illinois farmers.
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Federal Farm Board
Sam M. Thompson
Thompson
House Agriculture Committee
Illinois
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Hoover
Alexander Legge
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Catholic Circle
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ruth Golding
Walter Greer
Spiritualist Circle
George Inghams
J. O. Giffords
Ilth and
Lincoln Sts
Sam H. Thompson
Alexander
Legge
Good Eats Cafe Cor
Taylor
W. N. Lemmon
M. D. Eye
Drs
J. W. Hendrick
J. R. Lemmon
Oliver Eakle
Jackson
van Buren St
Tack
Dalhart Texan
Quanah Tribune-Chief
Memphis Democrat
Lamesa Reporter
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Old Tack
Beauty
James C. Stone
Nashville, Tenn
Grove
AAA
Palais Royal
Polk
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