Sandy Mothers Luncheon Prepares for Pampa First Game Next Fall
The Sandstorm Mothers hosted a luncheon at Tarry Tavern Tea Room to welcome incoming members. Decorations featured a football field setup with black and gold calendulas, goal posts in Sandie and Pampa colors, and yard lines of crepe paper. Attendees and speakers included Mrs. Mary Buskin and Mrs. Clyde Bassett. plans for next year were discussed and the High School song closed the program.
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Tarry Tavern
Mary Buskin
Clyde Bassett
Howard Lynch
Grace Bryson
C. Enochs
Elizabeth Talbot
H. P. Scarborough
Lida Roach
A. E. Womble
A. D. Dunniven
C. J. Lane
W. OD. DeGrassi
Mozelle Cherry
Edith K. Glass
Grace
S. Bryson
W. F. Mann
Wm. Howes
J. M. Stidger
Sallie L. Lee
A. L. Foster
Beulah Montgomery
L. C. Carzell
C. N. Twaddell
Kathryn Vogel Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Fifteen friends gathered Friday at 813 Mississippi Street to celebrate Kathryn Mae Vogel’s eighth birthday. The party featured spring flower decor indoor games and pink blue and white May baskets filled with colored candies as favors.
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Kathryn Mae Vogel
Mississippi Street
Jane Ansley
Margaret Jean Allen
Virginia Bivins
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Fern Brannen
Margaret Nell Caraway
Dorothy Belle Clutter
Aline Davis
Betty Ruth Darnell
Betty Lou Forrester
LaNell Hunt
Dorothy Rittenberry
Gloria Stanley
Aily Jeanne Williford
Virginia Vogel
Mrs McBride Honored Guest at Canyon Bridge Party
Miss Edna Graham hosted a bridge party honoring Mrs. William F. McBride of Washington DC, guest of her mother Mrs. Henrietta Scott of Canyon. Red decorations and refreshment course complemented the gathering with many local guests attending.
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William F. McBride
Washington, D. C
Henrietta Scott
Canyon
Edna Graham
B. A. Stafford
Travis Shaw
C. W. Batchelder
John S. Humphries
Wallace O'Keefe
D. A. Shirley
Clifford Jarrett
L. A. Osgood
Japanese Princess Wears Beaded Chiffon at White House Dinner
Princess Takamatsu from Japan attended a White House dinner in a pink chiffon gown adorned with iridescent beads and a diamond necklace. Mrs. Hoover wore blue brocade with a long square-cut train, while Madame Debuchi wore white Latin embroidered with crystal beads.
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Washington
Takamatsu
Japan
White House
Mrs. Hoover
Madame Debuchi
Pierian Juniors To Meet Thursday
The Pierian Junior Club will meet Thursday at 3 PM at the home of Misses Dorothy and Harriet Hubbell 2501 Van Buren Street. All members are invited to attend.
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Pierian
Dorothy and
Harriet Hubbell
van Buren Street
Library Reports Best Circulation In Its History
Potter County Library issued 175 books on Sunday afternoon in three hours, the greatest Sunday total to date. Saturday saw 650 books issued, with librarian Ruth Delzell noting rising circulation due to Amarillo College students outside work and reference needs.
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Potter County
Ruth Delzell
Amarillo College
Humprey Highland P T A to Meet Ends Year
The Humprey Highland Parent Teacher Association will hold its final meeting of the year Tuesday at 3 30 pm in the school. Officers to be installed include Mrs A D Foreman as president Mrs E P Cave as vice president Mrs E H Grubb as second vice president Mrs Clark McCully as third vice president Mrs Earl Crist as treasurer Mrs J E Wood as secretary and Mrs J A Nail as reporter.
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Humphrey Highland Parent-Teacher Association
A. D. Foreman
E. P. Cave
E. H. Grubb
Clark McCully
Earl Crist
J. E. Wood
J. A. Nail
New Standard in Perfecting Flavor of Coffee
Hills Bros. introduces a patented roasting method called control roasting that roasts a steady flow of measured lots to keep flavor uniform. The process removes air by vacuum sealing to preserve freshness, selling Hills Bros. Coffee in vacuum cans with the Arab trademark from Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri, 1931.
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Arary
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Baptist Women Entertain for Their Husbands
The Pierce Street Baptist Church Women Missionary Society hosted an indoor picnic at the church on Friday. Hostesses included Mrs. A J Gross Mrs M Gallogly Mrs A C Black and Mrs L Hardin. The basement was decked as a track meet with side contests and a silver loving cup prize.
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Women's Missionary Society
Pierce Street Baptist Church
A. J. Gross
M. Gallogly
A. C. Black
L. Hardin
Ollie Dixon
O. L. Ross
D. A. Whitsitt
J. B. Crowder
J. E. Dodson
M. B. Rice
L. R. Vanshike
C. L. Castleberry
D. T. Pearce
Henry Williams
Roy Cornelius
L. L. Barksdale
J. Law
F. B. Clark
W. D. Robertson
W. W. Shirley
Fred Wright
R. W. Cornelius
N. B. Crump
W. L. Christy
Lester Brown
R. E. Posey
J. J. Eubanks
T. Atkinson
Mozart Society entertains members with works at home
About 40 members and guests gathered at Mrs. B. V. Blackwell's home on Harrison Street for the monthly Mozart program. Mrs. George McNeil opened with a paper on Mozart by Miss Esther Johnsson, with performances by Miss Helen Lawler, Mrs. Charlotte Ingham, Mrs. Word, Josephine Martini, Mrs. Robert Wilson, and a string quartet led by Robert Axtell and Tom Maxon.
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Mozart Society
B. V. Blackwell
Harrison Street
George McNeil
Esther Johnsson
Blackwell
Austria
Helen Lawler
Charlotte Ingham Word
Dinner Dance at the Nat Entertains Guests
Al Black entertained a number of friends with a dinner dance at the Nat on Friday evening. Spring flowers formed the table decorations. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cox, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Clancy of Ft Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Vanarshall, Miss Ishell Ruff of Dalhart, Miss Deida Gray, and A. J. Stanley.
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al Black
E. H. Hill
Gene Cox
O. O. Clancy
Ft. Worth
Dewitt Vanarshall
Ishell Ruff
Dalhart
Deida Gray
A. J. Stanley
Bible Class Set At First Baptist Church
Mrs. J B Stanford will teach a non sectarian Bible class Tuesday at 2 pm in the T E L Class room of the First Baptist Church. Everyone interested in Bible study is invited.
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J. B. Stanford
First Baptist Church
White jackets and chic outfits rule spring fashion notes
By JOAN SAVOY. The great white way to chic these spring days is to top a dark skirt with a white jacket blouse and hat. A charming figure will glow in contrast outfits. White lapin coats with black frocks remain in taste, while other white jacket looks abound. A luncheon suit pairs a black canton crepe skirt with a white moravia blouse and white repp coat for a sharp, stylish silhouette.
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Joan Savoy
Boys' Suit Sizes 2 to 6 Years With Yardage Details
Describes a boys suit in sizes 2 through 6 years. For a 3 year size 48 pictured, it needs 1 yard of main fabric and 1 1/2 yards of contrasting material for collar cuffs and trousers, using 85 inch material. Long sleeves require 1 yard of fabric. Price listed as lic.
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News and Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Lace Fashion Dominates Capitol Bridal Attire This Spring
Washington society embraces lace in bridal wear and bridesmaids gowns. Pink and green lace ensembles, long lace trains, elbow sleeves and lace bouquets highlight the season. A notable wedding featured a deep cream lace dress with a full lace train.
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Washington
Capital Society
Marriage of Myrtle Moore and Spencer Haynie in Clovis NM
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Myrtle Moore and Mr. Spencer Haynie. The wedding occurred Sunday April 26 in Clovis New Mexico. They were joined by the bride’s brother C Moore and Mrs. Moore.
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Myrtle Moore
Spencer Haynie
Clovis
N. M
C. Moore
Moore
Fashion note on black patent belt and featherweight hat
A description praises a black patent leather belt with black bute cuffs and a white pica straw hat. The hat is featherweight and subtly elegant, with fine black tucks that lift the wearer’s chin and add enormous charm.
Varied Color Laces Brighten Paris Dance Frocks
Lace is a new design feature for debutante gowns in Paris with contrasting colors. A standout gown uses alternating bands of shell pink and black lace that widen toward the hem.
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Paris
Baker's Dozen Club Postponed
The Baker's Dozen Club meeting at Mrs. O. G. Wright's home 3906 Tyler Street has been postponed to next week.
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Baker's Dozen Club
O. G. Wright
Tyler Street
Advisory Board Meeting At Potter County Library
The Advisory Board of the Potter County Library will meet in the Junior Clinic Room on Wednesday morning at 9 30.
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Potter County Library
Sandstorm Mothers Club Plans Thursday High School Meeting
The Sandstorm Mothers Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the High School. All members are urged to attend.
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Sandstorm Mothers Club
Mrs Sid Jones Hosts Merry Mix-Up Club Meeting
The Merry Mix-Up Club will meet at Mrs. Sid Jones's home at 1708-B Fillmore Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30.
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Sid Jones
Fillmore Street
Miss Tisdal Ill After Minor Operation
Miss Josephine Tisdal underwent a minor operation at Northwest Texas Hospital Sunday. It was reported this morning she was improving.
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Josephine Tisdal
Northwest Texas Hospital
Radio Program Listings For May 4 On WEAF And WABC
Radio schedule details multiple stations with programs listed by time and call letters. It notes CST times, possible last minute changes, and a broad roster of orchestras, acts, and talk segments across WEAF and WABC with cross mentions of other stations and coastwise notes.
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Preas
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