Eastern Star Officers Host Picnic at Khiva Temple
Officers of Amarillo Chapter 787 Order of the Eastern Star entertained Bonita Chapter officers with a picnic supper at Khiva Temple Tuesday. A social hour followed as party members and guests attended. Mercury is noted oddly in the text as a promotional aside about liquid mercury.
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Burgeoning Floral Fad Prompts New Bustle Accessories
Hollywood reports a fashion idea where dais sen or cornflower bouquets are hidden in bustle pockets via concealed test tubes. The plan envisions using pot plants and flower receptacles in gowns to create a floral look, with florists and church groups hosting events to showcase the trend.
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Trulove
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Harris
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E. P. Small
Ella Ross
Gertrude Cousins
Elizabeth Peery
Maxine Foreman
Madelyn Jones
W. Wallace
Tuesday Study Club Hosts Guest Day Entertainment
The Tuesday Study Club held a guest day at the Federation Club Rooms with hostesses Mrs. John Hill Mrs. A J Morris Mrs R A DeFee Mrs M B Maroney and Mrs H A Shaw. Guests included numerous club members and alumni from local colleges.
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A. J. Morris
R. A. DeFee
M. B. Maroney
H. A. Shaw
Siden Roberts Willers
Kappa Alpha Theta
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Crannell Tolliver
Purlie Texas
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No Bangs at International Beauty Preview
Five men juried a hair styles preview in New York as models showcased varying looks for the upcoming show. Judges commented on bangs none of the models sported, while glowing descriptions highlighted curls, pompadours, chignons, and a six foot platinum blonde showgirl with a flower hair arrangement.
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Barbara Punpschu
New York
Ted Straeter
Charles Reader
Dennis King
Carl Briss
Frank Parrell
Beaumon Delegates Clash Over Civil Rights Topic
Delegates at a district United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Beaumont rejected a motion on the Truman civil rights program, citing constitutional limits. A proposal by Mrs. A. W. Lightfoot aimed at challenging civil rights policy, to be pursued at the San Antonio state convention in October, was ruled out by Houston leaders. Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle plans a regular meeting Thursday at 7 pm in OOF Hall with a special practice.
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Houston
J. H. Dunavan
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Cir
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