D A R Chapter Closes Year With Strong Program
Llano Estacado Chapter D A R met for the last session of the year in the Parish House. Retiring regent Mrs. Killgore reported two years of work and presented new members and guests. Reports were given by retiring officers and chairmen including Mrs. Nutting and Mrs. Ashcraft. New regent Mrs. Curtis outlined plans. A fashion wrap followed with fur trim coats and travel wear noted for the season.
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Solano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles L. Killgore
James Lee
L. P. Bell
J. M. Webb
Washington
James O. Curtis
G. 8. McLellan
Killgore
M. L. Sullivan
Sew Jolly Club Meets With Mrs Burton at Home
Mrs. E. B. Burton will entertain members of the Sew Jolly Club Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at her home 300 Kentucky Street.
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E. B. Burton
Sew Jolly Club
Kentucky Street
Local Notices and Personal Short News
Miss Marjorie Brickley of Tucumcari joins Amarillo Business College for secretarial studies. Mr and Mrs J M Nelson of Pleasant Valley announce the birth of a daughter on May 10. Tito Valdez of Dixon NM enrolls in a complete course at Amarillo Business College. Joseph Basler is convalescing after an operation at St Anthony Hospital. Dr B M Puckett bought the Jack Wheatley home at 2120 Monroe Street. J J Ritch enrolled in the book keeping department at Amarillo Business College. Mr and Mrs W H Meador, longtime Lubbock residents, return to the city and lease their house.
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Marjorie Brickley
Tucumcari
Amarillo
Amarillo Briefs: Local Moves and New Student
2126 Monroe Street notes Mr. Meador of A. J. Thompson Produce Co. Louie Armstrong bought a home at 2113 Ong. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wirth return to Amarillo from Wichita for the winter. Evangeline Gonzales of Santa Fe is new to the Amarillo Business College secretarial program.
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Monroe Street
Mr. Meador
A. J. Thompson Produce Company
Louie Armstrong
Ong Street
Mies Evangeline Gonzales
Santa Fe
New Mexico
The
Amarillo Business College
Fur Will Be Real For Summer Wear
Paris reports a shift to real fur for summer fashion with fewer but higher quality fur collars and trimmings. The season features afternoon coats in crepe de Chine crepe marocain or georgette, trimmed with white beige ermine or fox, with low military or long shawl cuts framing the neck and chin. The article highlights the flattering look for slender women.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Paris Dressmakers Fear Nature Cult Rising in City
Paris reports the Back-To-Nature Society under Dr. Andre Durville grows in strength. Dressmakers warn shop closures as the movement promotes natural living and minimal attire. A Seine sighting showed members dancing nude in a garden of Eden vibe.
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Paris
Andre Durville
Garden of Eden
Nis
Seine
Noted French Paintings Exhibit at Harvard Fogg Museum
Paintings and drawings by Matisse Degas and Picasso plus other French works of the 19th and 20th centuries are shown at Harvard University's Fogg Museum. Also on display are Copleys Trumbells and early American silver plate from the Colonial period. A fashion note describes a summer frock with a red yellow calico floral skirt and a white batiste shirt with a calico four in hand tie.
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Harvard Cambridge
Mass
Matisse
Degas
Picasso
Fogg Museum
Harvard University
University
Batiste
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Jewelry Shop Fair
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Marceline Day
Lux
William Thomas
Hollywood
George Fitzmaurice
First National
Yeeople
Molly O’ Day
Trene Rich
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POLK
L. N. Pittman
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Elgin
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