Fashion Connoisseur Endorses Bigger Hats and Longer Skirts
The Garment Retailers of America unveil a return to femininity at the Hotel Astor summer show with larger hats longer skirts and elaborate ornamentation. Sport frocks in exotic colors and long stockings highlight the collection as evening gowns reach ankle length with Victorian flair and new shades Serenade Rhapsody and Minuet.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Hotel Astor
Mrs George Maggard Hosts Easter Bridge Party
Mrs George Maggard welcomed friends in Country Club district for pre Easter games of auction bridge. High score went to Mrs J M Hagan and second to Mrs Tom Triplett who received a gift. Attendees listed include Mrs Tom Triplett, Mrs Max Merry, Mrs W J Satterwhite, Mrs J M Hagan, Mrs Fred Wolfe, Mrs Roy Autrey, Mrs M D Oliver, Mrs Lee Miller, Mrs T M King, Mrs H Beverly, Mrs D J Ward, and Mrs Joe Vincent.
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George Maggard
Country Club
J. M. Hagan
Tom Triplett
Max Merry
W. J. Sat
Gustafson Hosts Easter Luncheon for Kill Kare Bridge Club
Mrs. A. E. Gustafson hosted a three course Easter themed luncheon at 188 West Sixth Street for the Kill Kare Bridge Club. Auction bridge yielded high scores to Mrs. F. T. Howard and second to Mrs. Roy Autry. guest Mrs. Pearl Ewart won high score among attendees with Mrs. E. Hooks receiving low. Seated players included Mrs. H. D. Oliver and others.
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A. E. Gustafson
Kill Kare
West Sixth Street
F. T. Howard
Roy Autry
Pearl Ewart
E. Hooks
H. D. Oliver
Walter Fisher
W. R. Moody
F. F. Howard
B. W. Shaffer
W. R. Lloyd
8. C. Callahan
Roy Leaman
Marietta Woman's Club Founding Revealed in 1817 Letters
The discovery of Mary Leigh Swett's correspondence reveals the roots of the Marietta Woman's Club, the second oldest in the country. Swett notes a monthly female meeting in 1817 with prayer and religious discussion. The club recently observed the 160th anniversary of Swett's birth.
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Propone Aeneragioneres
Marietta
Ohio
Junior Christian Endeavor Picnic Report
The Junior Christian Endeavor society of the Central Presbyterian church held a picnic on Wednesday. Members met at the church at 4 o'clock and traveled in a group to the picnic grounds. Mrs P L Bottoms of 908 West Thirteenth Street leaves today for a several days visit in Oklahoma City.
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Central Presbyterian Church
P. L Bottoms
West Thirteenth Street
Oklahoma City
Young Artists to Perform Recital at Amarillo College
Miss Betty Meyer, a gifted young pianist and Amarillo College of Music student, will perform a recital this evening at 8 o clock. She will be joined by violinist Miss Ruby Hutchison in a program that features a group of beautiful numbers. The public is invited.
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Betty Meyer
Amarillo College of Music
Miss Meyer
A. E Meyer
Lila Austin Meyers
Ruby Hutchison
D A R Luncheon Planned by Esther McCrory Chapter
Esther McCrory chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a luncheon at the Amarillo hotel on Tuesday April 3 at 1 o clock Hostesses include Mesdames William Manning Allen Early William Elliott and Miss Anna Chenault All members prospective members and visiting DAR are invited Reservations are due by Monday noon to Mrs William Manning or Miss Chenault
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Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo
William Manning
Allen Early
William Elliott
Anna Chenault
Chenault
Missionary Society Sale At Mellroy and Piggly Wiggly
The Missionary society of the Tenth Street Methodist church will hold an all day apron and cooked food sale at Mellroy's Market and the Piggly Wiggly on Taylor Street.
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The
Missionary Society of the
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Mellroy's Market
Taylor Street
Local Notes and Family Updates From Amarillo
Gatton of Magnolia Petroleum returns from South Plains trip. Mrs. Dunn confined at 3402 Tyler St by illness. Mrs. Loehofer visiting relatives in Clovis. Mrs. Gray ill at 700 Fairmont Ave. Mrs. Cook critically ill at 2412 Washington St. Miss Honey improving after critical illness at St. Anthony. Miss Ruddy to visit sister in Alton Illinois then drive to Amarillo. J C Gordon left for Tulsa for J C Penney convention. Monson’s mother departing California for North Dakota after visit. Mrs. Harrell of Groom in city on business. Miss Bell ill at Home New Court.
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W. ©. Gatton
Magnolia Petroleum Company
South Plains
E. J. Dunn
Tyler Street
Conrad Loehofer
Clovis
Adisa Gray
Fairmont Avenue
J. M. Cook
Washington Street
Magmie Honey
St. Anthony Hospital
Irene Ruddy
Sigman Furniture Manufacturing Company
Alton
Illinois
Amarillo
J. C. Gordon
Tulsa
J. C. Penney
Harry Monson
California
North Dakota
Dal Harrell
Louise Bell
Kew Court
Four Lives Lost in Alabama Storm Bends Through Argo and Clay
High winds tearing a half mile wide path through Argo and Clay left four dead and at least fifteen injured. Victims include R. F. Nelson and his sister, G. E. Mann, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Byers. The injured list includes Eva Mann, George Mann, M. T. Payne Sr., M. T. Payne Jr., and several Lyles and Byers children. A crash debris halted traffic from Gadsden to Birmingham as storms swept northern Alabama.
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Argo
Alm
Clay
R. F E. Nelson
Here
G. E. Mann
Joe Byers
George Mann
Eva Mann
M. T. Payne
Forbees Freed On Statutory Charge In Court
Randall county farmer B C Forbees was found not guilty by a district court jury of a statutory offense against a 15 year old girl. The trial lasted three days with many witnesses and a long distance call to verify testimony. The girl lived on Forbees farm near Canyon.
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B. C. Forbees
Randall County
Forbees
Canyon
Potter County
Mrs Elva Wiegman of Claude Dies at 41
Mrs Elva Carmenta Wiegman 41 wife of J H Wiegman died at the family home three miles northeast of Claude at 9 this morning. The body was taken to Amarillo by Griggs ambulance for preparation and will return to Claude for burial in Claude cemetery. Survived by husband and four children Grace Fern Wiegman C D Youngblood Slaton Mel Gerald Fosey. Funeral services expected Saturday afternoon under N S Griggs and Sons.
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Elva Carmenta Wiegman
J. H. Wiegman
Claude
Amarillo
Griggs Ambulance
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Claude Cemetery
Nervous Folks Praise Capudine in Advertised Relief
Capudine praised by users for quick safe relief of nervous tension headaches and nerve pains. Marketed as a liquid without opiates, it acts faster than tablets or powders and is sold at drug stores for dc and 60c.
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Thoce
Amarillo Hoo Hoos Schedule Meeting At Hotel
The Amarillo Hoo Hoo luncheon club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Amarillo hotel next Wednesday at 7 o clock. Vice-gerent Snark W. L. Blake says a concatenation will be staged at 9 minutes after 9 after dinner. Kittens will be initiated into the order and Cate members plan a big night. Entertainment committee: W. M. Hall, E. D. Lamb, Frank Gillette, Guy Chisum.
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Amarillo
W. M. Hall
E. D. Lamb
Frank Gillette
Guy Chisum
Watchman Found With Bullet in Brain
George C. Goolsby a 38 year old nightwatchman for a milling company was found dead beside railroad tracks with a bullet in his forehead a pistol and an exploded shell nearby authorities investigated the unclear circumstances of his death in Dallas on March 30.
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Associated Press
Dallas
George C. Goolsby
Fall Deposition on Teapot Dome Nears Finish
Albert B. Fall continues giving his account of the Teapot Dome oil lease to Harry F. Sinclair. The deposition, staged in El Paso, will no longer have night sessions as Fall tires. four hours daily may finish by Saturday with Judge Wright leading the effort.
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EL Paso
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
Magnate
Sinclair
Fall
H. T. Safford
Safford
Daniel T. Wright
Wright
Teapot Dome
William T. Leahy
Mark B. Thompson
Atlee Pomerene
John G. Harlan
Reginald W. Ragland
Judge Wright and Thompson Recall Sinclair Trial Dates
Thompson said he has been summoned to Washington to testify at the Sinclair trial on April 4. He will depart tomorrow.
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Daniel Thew Wright
Sinclair
Thompson
Washington
Mrs Coolidge Worries Over Mother's Illness
Mrs Coolidge expresses concern over her aged mother's ill health as reports from Northampton Massachusetts detail worsening condition. The Associated Press notes national attention and prompts for updates from family and medical staff.
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The
Associated Press
Northampton
Mass
Goodhue Setback Affects Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Visit
Lemira Goodhue faced renewed concern as she suffered a setback after days of benefit from Mrs. Coolidge who rushed from Washington to be with her at Dickinson Hospital. The patient passed an uncomfortable night and remained greatly fatigued, according to her physician.
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Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Germans Bar Arms Sales to China
Berlin report from March 30 says the Reichstag today adopted a bill prohibiting German firms from selling arms and munitions to China, marking a government move to curb rearmament exports.
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China
Associated Press
Berlin
Stag
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