Social Hillcrest dinner dance lights up season
A Hillcrest Golf and Country Club dinner dance Saturday night drew a stylish crowd. Joe Norman and his orchestra provided music on a porch decorated with spring flowers as guests dined at attractively arranged tables. Attendees included numerous prominent couples and local residents from Lubbock and surrounding areas. The report also notes fashion details of bolero jackets and chiffon gowns.
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Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
Joe Norman
W. R. Pumphrey
A. W. Oberste
W. H. Matthews
Aubrey Jackson
E. A. Simpson
C. F. Collier
Elliott Hatch
R. J. Moore
E. J. Scott
G. A. Gahli
C. P. Sigman
Odin
E. H. Mann
H. H. Brown
Bob Arges
Weller Clark
W. W. Woolsey
Henry Reed
George E. Mager
B. E. Tyler, Jr
M. H. Cunningham
W. J. Satterwhite
N. L. Mudd
H. W. Hailey
T. B. O’brien
H. E. Westmoreland
Jim McClintock
I. N. Edwards
R. B. Wakefield
Glen Greene
W. J. Becktold
L. O. Calhoun, Jr
N. E. Schneider
W. L. Blake
Lubbock
George Engman
Bill Adams
George Mullin
Hazel Dora
Zelma Robinson
Bessie Picket
Irene Stines
Santa Fe Orchestra Presents First Entertainment Event
Santa Fe Orchestra under Carl W. Weber staged its first entertainment in the auditorium of the general office building. Over 600 attended as hosts Mrs. Marie Smith Mrs. Garland Ward Miss Francis Glass Miss Laurelle McLean and Miss Beatrice Kemp guided the evening. Mayor Ernest C. Thompson welcomed the crowd.
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Santa Fe Orchestra
Carl W. Weber
Ie General
Marie Smith
Garland Ward
Francis Glass
Laurelle McLean
Beatrice Kemp
May Dutherage
Lora Pyeatt
Fred Rankin
R. F. Pixley
L. H. Gerard
J. O. Pritchard
Clovis
Harry Warren
Raymond F. Gill
Roger C. Martini
J. R. Hitchcock
P T A Closes Year With Mother's Day Program
The River Road School Parent Teacher Association closed the year with a Mother's Day program at the school Friday evening. Miss Laura V. Hamner presented a group of readings to the gathering.
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Parent-Teacher Association of the
River Road School
Laura V. Hamner
La Costura Club Hosts Mrs Cotter Tomorrow Afternoon
Mrs T W Cotter will entertain members of the La Costura Club tomorrow afternoon at her home 1100 Broadmoor. All members urged to be present. Mrs Louis K Patton and Miss Roy Williams have returned from several days visit in Oklahoma City.
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T. W. Cotter
la Costura Club
Broadmoor
Louis K. Patton
Roy Williams
Oklahoma City
Social Calendar of Tuesday Club Gatherings
Social events list includes Snappy Bridge Club at 7 25 P M at 708 Virginia Street Mr and Mrs Don Miller Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority Miss Louise Dowie 1116 Pierce Street P E O meeting 2 30 P M Mrs Claude D Nobles 1508 Washington Street Potter County Federation Women s Club 9 80 P M 1880 Bridge Club Mrs Charles Gregory 800 A Lamar Street 2 30 Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple 9 P M Catholic Daughters of America ipeish House 1110 Washington Street 7 30 Brawley Chapter C I A honoring senior girls Amarillo Country Club 4 to 6 P M
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Bridge Club
Don Miller
Virginia Street
Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority
Louise Dowie
Pierce Street
Claude D. Nobles
Washington Street
Potter County Federation
Meeting Woman’s Club
Charles Gregory
Lamar Street
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Catholic Daughters of America
Ipeish
Washington Reet
Brawley
Amarillo Country Club
Engagement of Maralene Short and F Foster
A Friday evening party at the Short home 1822 Tyler Street announced the engagement of Miss Maralene Short and Mr. Fowler Foster. The treasure hunt clue reveal used pink and white decorations and pastel spring flowers. Attending were Misses Hickson Smoot Alma Foster Josephine Foster Dunivan Woffard Lee Woffard Baker Cazzell Hark rider Hallmark Thelma Wilson Mignon Baker and others plus Mr. and Mrs. Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Short.
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Short
Tyler Street
Maralene Short
Fowler Foster
Miss Short
Beryl Hickson
Florence Smoot
Alma Foster
Josephine Foster
Lola Dunivan
Charlie Jean Woffard
Opal Lee Woffard
Blanche Baker
Josephine Cazzell
Jessie Harkrider
Juanita Hallmark
Thelma Wilson
Mignon Baker
C. E. Cook
J. F. Riggs
Ada Beth Young Birthday Party Celebrated
Mrs. E. J. Young hosted a birthday party for her seven year old daughter Ada Beth with games and dances by Judy Childress and Lorene Riker. Virginia Lightfoot gave a gift basket, while Ruth George helped serve. Attendees included Judge Childress, Lorene Riker, and many local children and family.
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E. J. Young
Ada Beth
Judy Childress
Lorene Riker
Virginia Lightfoot
Ruth George
Mrs. Young
Judge Childress
Rose Mary Dehner
Neva Marie Walker
Audrey Clarke
Lorraine Daniels
Phillys Ford
New P T A Officers Installed at Sanborn School
The Sanborn school's Parent-Teacher Association installed officers led by President Mrs R C Andrews and First Vice President Mrs P M Smith. Second VP George Ficke, third VP R M Gillette, Secretary P W Patterson, Treasurer James Foran. Committee chairs include Mrs Loper hospitality and Mrs Farmer flower. Jo Bowman chaired the installation. Dinner for officers and room mothers to follow. Miss Ellis Babb of Fort Worth visiting the Lantzs at 1702 South Julian Boulevard.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
The
Sanborn School
R. C. Andrews
P. M. Smith
George Ficke
R. M. Gillette
P. W. Patterson
James Foran
Frank Loper
J. T. Farmer
P.W. Patterson
Jo Bowman
Ellis Babb
Fort Worth
George Lantz
South Julian Boulevard
Bolero Returns With New Spring Style Features
Paris fashion reports from the rue de la Paix to the Champs Elysees feature boleros dominating spring collections. The trend appears in lace with georgette borders, crepe de Chine, or taffeta, worn as jackets or over gowns for day and evening wear. Redfern showcases a candy pink sleeveless bolero with a firely-tucked sleeve coat, while a black coat displays a double bolero cape.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Champs Elysees
Couturiers
Redfern
Social Workers Awarded Gamma Phi Research Aid
Effie Marie Ross of Washington won the Gamma Phi Beta social service fellowship for 1930 31 from the American Association of University Women. The grant funds her research at the New York School of Social Work after six years at Walter Reed Red Cross hospital. Eight fellowships were awarded from 180 applicants.
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Associated Press
Wasington Effie Marie Ross
Washington
American Association of University Women
New York School of Social Work
Walter Reed Red Cross Hospital
2,787 Pitchers Collected by Women in Tennessee
Miss Nella Moss of Knoxville has a collection of 2,787 pitchers started 50 years ago by a sister. The display fills halls, overflows two rooms, the living room, and shelves once given to books.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Nella Moss
Texas Labor Federation Opens Abilene Convention
The Texas State Federation of Labor begins a five day convention in Abilene with crafts from across Texas in attendance. A banquet closed weekend sessions. Dean T H Shelby of the University of Texas extension will discuss workers education. Major George L Berry of the International Printing Pressmen's Union will speak on Wednesday night for the thirteenth anniversary.
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United Press
Abilene
Texas State Federation of Labor
Texas
Dean T. H. Shelby
Extension Department
University of Texas
Organization of the
Texas Federation
George L. Berry
International Printing Pressmens’ Union
East Texas D C Takes Stock At Convention
East Texas Chamber of Commerce holds fourth annual convention in Port Arthur with day one sessions focused on registering delegates and preliminaries. Hayne Nelms of Groveton serves as president as Gov Dan Moody and USDA secretary Arthur Hyde expected to speak on agricultural issues affecting the South.
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United Press
Port Arthur
East Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Hayne Nelms
Groveton
Dan Moody
Arthur H. Hyde
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hyde
Moody
Aged Master of Ship Dies at Dallas Home
Capt Benjamin Franklin Dudley 93, renowned ship master who sailed the globe over 60 times, died at a Dallas sanitarium after a yearlong illness. He joined merchant marine at 20, retired 12 years ago, commanded a blockade runner during the Civil War, and is survived by his son R B Dudley of Dallas.
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United Press
Dallas
Benjamin Franklin Dudley
Merchant Marine
Fort Worth
R. B. Dudley
Cemetery Sexton At Waco Dies
WACO May 12 James D Miller sexton at Oakwood cemetery for ten years died Saturday night and was buried Sunday evening at the cemetery where he had served.
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United Press
Waco
James D. Miller
Oakwood Cemetery
Resignation of Dr. Buckner Regrets Read at Amarillo Church
Resolutions expressing regret at Dr. Clark Buckner's resignation as pastor of the First Christian Church were read by G. H. McKinney. Buckner’s departure to Central Christian Church of San Antonio takes effect July 1 after leading Amarillo church since September 1928.
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Buckner
Christian Church AT
San Antonio
Clark Buckner
First Christian Church
Central Christian Church of
G. H. McKinney
Dr. Buckner
Pr. Buckner
McKinney
John EB. Hill
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Rio Grande Waters Division Question Drags On
San Benito Tex May 12 Word was awaited from W E Anderson local consulting engineer and commission member who was called to Washington for a meeting of the International Waterways Commission The body is to consider equitable division of the Rio Grande waters unsettled after talks in the United States and Mexico
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United Press
San Benito
Tex
W. E. Anderson
International Waterways Commission
United States
Mexico
Washington
Rio Grande
Four Men Escape From Hunt County Farm
Four men escaped from the Hunt County Farm near Greenville on Sunday. A guard was seized and bound with wire, and his gun was taken before the trio fled. Officers spotted the fugitives but their automobile stalled on a muddy road and the men escaped.
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United Press
Greenville
Hunt County
Who
Finger amputation after ring catches on shelf at Baylor
WACO May 12 A Baylor University library incident left D M Wilson a law student with his finger amputated below the second joint after his ring snagged on a shelf while he placed a book in a compartment. The accident occurred in the university library prompting medical action and investigation.
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United Press
Waco
Baylor University Library
D. M. Wilson
Man Without Country Worries U S Immigration In Colorado
Louis Papos, a Greek alien who finished a term in Canon City State Penitentiary, is held in county jail as he cannot be deported to Greece. Officials fear his status may complicate immigration procedures.
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International News Service
Canon City
Colo
United States
Louis Papos
Greece
New Face Powder MELLA GLO Stays On Longer
A new French process for MELIA GLO Face Powder promises unparalleled smoothness and a flawless finish. The powder is described as non irritating to skin, not clogging pores, and maintaining a youthful bloom. Fox Drug Co lists five stores selling it.
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Melia-Glo
Fox Drug Co
Desert weed holds key to independent rubber supply
Moscow officials praise hondrilla a desert weed from Middle Asia and the Caucasus as a potential rubber source. Railway worker Kuznetzov and Caspian Sea fisheries helper M. Karis spurred studies after samples showed high rubber content and valuable by products. Early tests hint at cheap extraction aided by beetle byproducts, with large-scale cultivation under study and government trials planned.
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Moscow
Middle Asia
Caucasus
Russia
Soviet Union
Kuznetzov
Kusnetzovkass
Caspia
M. Karis
Rubber Trust
Unwanted Boarder Ties Up Fremont County Jail
The subject repudiates citizenship and remains stateless with Greece and the United States declining to accept him. Fremont County grows weary of housing him in the county jail and urges the immigration department to quickly resolve his disposal as an unwanted detainee.
German School Teaches Ballroom Dance Under Strict Rules
In Munich a gymnasium adds a ballroom course to the curriculum but strict conduct rules curb spontaneity. Girls are chosen as partners by the rector’s office on parental recommendation, and both boys and girls must avoid wallflowers. Boys may not dance with the same girl consecutively or take a partner home, while no Du language or dating for school events is allowed and gifts are prohibited.
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Associated Press
Munich
Germany
Viet industry cuts Hondrilla rubber costs vs Soviet rates
Viet industry estimates Hondrilla rubber production costs are lower than what the Soviets currently pay abroad. The report notes cost advantages amid international pricing dynamics and potential shifts in supply contracts.
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Madeleine
Mrs. Cotten
Public Ledger
F. Foster
Ada Beth Young
P.T. A
Gamma Phi Research Aid
Tennessee
Texas Labor Federation
D.C
Sexton
Colorado
Wales
Africa
Prince of Wales
Kiu
Kenya
Finch-Hatton
East Africa
Eugene Lyons
Wade Bakive
Row
Ruth Griffin
Fisk Building
Edwards
Gillis and Johnson
Polk St
Troy Laundry Kids
Pennywise
Ma Pennywise
Dhorne
Kwiicherkikkin
VasuaUo Ream
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