Engagement of Miss Lowndes to Henry Charless Set for June 9
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Margaret Lowndes to Mr. Henry Charless. The ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday June 9 at 10 30 oclock in the Episcopal Church. Local guests attended a bridge party at Mrs G A Woods home and witnessed the telegraph notice of the marriage date.
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Margaret Lowndes
Henry Charless
Episcopal Church
C. J. E. Lowndes
van Buren Street
G. A. Woods
Bridge
Hughes Street
Lowndes
Harriett Hubbell
Joe Wells
C. E. Settle
Dale Smith
Charles Wolflin
G. C. Westcoat
Frank French
Bill Brown
L. B. Whitefield
John C. Evans
J. B. Winkelman
John Ballard
Carrie Lee Mathers
Edythe Deahl
Mary Vivian Cecil
Dorothy Hubbell
J. H. Charless
E. C. Seaman
M. B. Harris
H. C. Randolph
Thomas F. Turner
Ophelia Wesley
Julia Lockett
Seniors Named Honor Guests At Lovely Banquet
The senior banquet at the Her ring Hotel drew about 300 guests from the class, faculty, and High School PTA. Joe Hancock served as toastmaster while Rev. Tra S. Key gave the invocation and several addresses highlighted the program.
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Herring Hotel
Joe Hancock
Tra S. Key
Polk Street
Idell Durrett
R. B. Norman
Charlotte Allen
Bill Billigmeier
la Rirosa
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo High School
C. M. Rogers
Gervis Taylor
C. C. Walden
Lela Crossett
Cora
Louise Russell
Oretha Cornelius
Ruth Tolbert
J. McNeill
J. E. Montgomery
N. D. Bartlett
J. W. Collins
R. C. Martini
B. H. Capers
George Waddill
William Russell Named Public Director of Amarillo Little Theater
William Russell of Dallas was chosen as public director for the Amarillo Little Theater for next year. He has worked with Oliver Hinschell of the Dallas Little Theater and is with the Wright Players in Louisville. The group plans to stage The Merchant of Venice or similar comedies. The announcement came at a joint board meeting in the Women’s Club Rooms. The theater will broadcast 30 minutes weekly on WDAG and KGRS. The board voted to incorporate, with Judge E C Nelson Jr handling details.
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William Russell
Dallas
Amarillo
Little Theater
Russell
Oliver Hinschell
Dallas Little Theater
Wright Players
Louisville
M. Holt
WDAG
KGRS
C. Nelson, Jr
Yellow Roses Decorate Bridge Club Afternoon At Pittman Home
Mrs. C. B. Pittman entertained the 1929 Bridge Club at her Hughes Street home Tuesday afternoon. Yellow roses adorned the rooms and the yellow note appeared in tallies and scorepads. Winners included Sidney Bridgeman, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. J. D. Trooley, Mrs. Billy Boren, Mrs. E. M Ratcliff, Mrs. Arnold Attelzer, Mrs. F. A. Randall, and Mrs. Cle Gregory.
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C. B. Pittman
Hughes Street
Sidney Bridgeman
Smith
J. D. Trolley
Billy Boren
E. M Ratcliff
Arnold Attelzer’y
F. A. Randall
Cle Gregory
Harvey House Luncheon Fete for La Costura Needle Club
A pastel themed luncheon at Harvey House featured a wicker basket centerpiece of bachelor buttons and snapdragons. Guests included Mrs. R. G. Piller, Mrs. W. L. Piller, Mrs. D. A. Park, and numerous others, with floral favors and gumdrops.
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Harvey House
la Costura
R. G. Piller
W. L. Piller
D. A. Park
R. L. Allen
8. C. Tulloss
Glen McDavid
J. C. Mac David
C. S. Hatchett
George Waddill
Howard Lynnch
T. S. Dysart
Anna Belle Collins
B. P. W. Club Elects Officers in Amarillo Meeting
Dr. Daisy Pennock was chosen president of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Amarillo Hotel gathering on Tuesday evening. Blanche Davidson became vice-president, Blanche Pumphrey second vice-president, Lita Witt secretary, Maude McClung treasurer, and Hallie Harper parliamentarian. Delegates expected to arrive as plans for the convention wrap up.
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Daisy Pennock
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo Hotel
Blanche Davidson
Blanche Pumphrey
Lita ‘Witt
Maude McClung
Hallie Harper
Pink and Green Color Harmony Bridge Party
Mrs. Jay Boston entertained the Lucky Day Bridge Club at Mrs. E. Blackburn’s Crockett Street home Tuesday afternoon. Pink snapdragons and pink green decor highlighted the event while players counted scores and prizes.
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Jay Boston
Lucky Day Bridge Club
E. Blackburn
Crockett Street
PF. J. Debprecht
Charles A. Reagan
Dorothy Street
Felix Phillips
Ben Lane
Carl Miller
Lyle Montgomery
Roger Shook
H.L. Weldon
F. J. Debbrecht
J. C. Heyser
Fred Warren
Everett McBride
Law Firm Moves Offices in Amarillo Building
Madden Adkins Pipkin and Keffer relocate from Suite 809 to Suite 903 in the Fisk Medical and Professional Building in Amarillo. The action updates the firm’s address and suite designation.
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Amarillo Building
Fisk Medical & Professional Build
Roses Pansies Decorate for Pretty Party
The Friendship Bridge Club met at Mrs. Ira E. Cunningham’s home at 611 Maryland Rosebuds. Centerpiece arrangements used slender vases with roses and pansies in colors. Mrs. Harry Neuhardt won high and Mrs. M. A. Carlson was second high. Seated guests included Mrs. Bill Farasey and others.
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Friendship Bridge Club
Ira E. Cunningham
Maryland Street
Harry Neuhardt
M. A. Carlson
Bill Farasey
R. C. Wright
C. A. LaRue
Wake Up Eyes With Refreshing Marine Lotion
A morning lotion promises to refresh sleepy eyes and banish the look of fatigue. Marine claims to reduce swelling and heavy sensations with no bella donna or other harmful ingredients. All druggists sell it. Buy today Bay.
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Bay
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Sees New Low Price Appeal
The Champagne of Ginger Ales, Canada Dry, emphasizes value and quality with a new lower price. Advocates responsible weekend marketing and suggests stocking twelve-bottle hostess packs for maximum savings.
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Canada
Canada Dry
Truth about Kotex pads hospital safe choice
A persuasive ad questions substitutes for Kotex pads used in hospitals. It urges readers to demand details on origin makers methods and backing. It claims over ten million Kotex pads were used last year and asserts hospital standards are met by the product.
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