Miss Russell Hosts Halloween Party at Home
Miss Mary Francis Russell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Russell entertained with a Halloween party at her home 204 Arch Road Monday afternoon. The decor and refreshments followed a Halloween theme with guests Edith Gunn Lucy Williams Patty Miller Dorothy Smith Donald Smith Jimmy Saunders William Jenkins Carmen Ford Phylis Ford Virginia Platt Judith Elliott and Wes Elliott attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Francis Russel
Walter G. Russell
Arch Road
Edith Nell Gunn
Lucy Ann Williams
Patty Ann Miller
Dorothy Smith
Donald Smith
Jimmy Saunders
William Jenkins
Carmen Ford
Phylis Ford
Virginia Bell Platt
Judith Eliott
Wes Elliott
Princess Chooses Far Trimmed Frock in Monte Carlo
Princess Nijinski wife of Grand Duke Dmitri of Russia is among smart women at a Monte Carlo gala wearing a far trimmed evening frock. Her black or gamby gown with silver moon embroidery and black fox trim rested over a white taffeta slip creating a shimmering effect in the lights.
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Monte Carlo
Nijinski
Dmitri of
Russia
Miss Janet Brown Hosts Halloween Dinner Party
Hallowe en decorations predomin ated at the home of Miss Janet Brown, 1622 Hayden Street, when she entertained with a dinner party. Seated were Misses Lois Jeanne Ferguson, Ruth Herrington, Ophelia Wray, Jane Manning, Mary Alice Bennett, Mary Durham, Mary Tom Morgan, Lois Finklea, Martha Mc Brier, Dorothy Jane Cook, Carlie Barnes and Janet Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Janet Brown
Hayden Street
Lois Jeanne Ferguson
Ruth Herrington
Ophelia Wray
Jane Manning
Mary Alice Bennett
Mary Durham
Mary Tom Morgan
Lois Finklea
Martha McBrier
Dorothy Jane Cook
Carlie Barnes
Black Tea Gown Worn by Duchess
Paris notes the Duchess of Westminster wearing a black velvet gown with a long full skirt a front-buttoned bodice puffed elbow sleeves and deep ecru lace collar and cuffs. Reports upcoming Grand Chapter of Texas Eastern Star convention deliberations in Fort Worth by local officials and a Hallowe en carnival recap at Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher meeting. Junior Harmony Club set to meet at 4 pm with Miss Juanita Durham at 1522 Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duchess of Westminster
C. E
Grand Chapter of
Texas
Order of Eastern Star
Fort Worth
F. Pelton
Eula Teas
Robbie Dyer
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Pelton
Johnson P. T. A
Hallowe’en
Johnson Street
W. L. Ottinger
Junior Harmony Club
Juanita Durham
van Buren Street
Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Evening Activities
Tuesday night open forums at Herring Hotel and Tyler Street addresses feature Panhandle Speech Arts, Masons, and Unity Study Club events. Numerous circles of the Woman's Council meet at Central Presbyterian Church with varied times, plus Rebekah Lodge Hallowe en party and Episcopal Auxiliary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
J. T. Green
Harrison Street
J. W. Lee
J. L. Williams
Polk Street
J. R. Gilbert
Fairchild
Hayden Street
W. C. Boyce
Lipscomb Street
C. L. McDonald
H. L. Murphy
Virginia Street
R. J. Moore
West Thirteenth Avenue
E. G. Roach
Henna Brown Favored Color in Fall Coats Rated
Paris reports henna brown is a top fall color with a reddish tint. A popular wool coat in this shade features a fitted silhouette, sable collar, and shoulder bands for a broadened look. Brown crepe de chine lining matches the sable trim.
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Paris
Fort Worth Visitors Stop in Amarillo on Way Home
Mr and Mrs Jess Walters of 813 Fairmont hosted guests Mr and Mrs H C Allison of Roswell who were visiting Fort Worth and Dallas and paused in Amarillo during their return trip.
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Jess Walters
Fairmont
H. C. Allison
Roswell
Allisons
Fort Worth
Dallas
Amarillo
Make This Model At Home Jumper Frock Prepares Winter Wardrobe
Pattern 2452 offers a double duty wardrobe option with flared shoulders and a simple blouse. Sizes 12 to 20. size 16 needs 2 1 4 yards of 64 inch fabric and 15 8 yards 36 inch contrasting. Includes illustrated step-by-step instructions and a catalog offer for Anne Adams models priced 15 cents, catalog and pattern 25 cents. Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept 243 Worth Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
Worth Street
New York City
Dean Caldwell Birthday Party Honored at Home
Dean Caldwell celebrated his sixth birthday with a Halowe en party hosted by his mother Mrs. D. W. Caldwell at 702 Washington Street. Guests enjoyed games and seasonal decor. prizes went to Charles Glen Fowlkes and Billy H Hughes. ice cream and cake were served to a group including David Lane Mead Billy Hughes Joe Stan Morgan Billy Rual Jones Jimmie Wood Charles Glen Fowlkes John Mevin LaVance Gwendolyn Ely Emma Jean Mead Joyce Rogers Gloria Caldwell and Dean Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Caldwell
D. W. Caldwell
Washington Street
Charles Glen Fowlkes
Billy H Hughes
David Lane Mead
Billy Hughes
Joe Stan Morgan
Billy Rual Jones
Jimmie Wood
John Mevin LaVance
Gwendolyn Ely
Emma Jean Mead
Joyce Rogers
Gloria Caldwell
Dean Cald
Soncy P T A Enjoyable Party and Club Notices
Miss Mary Katherine Gorman presented expression pupils at the Soncy Parent Teacher Association party. Music by Mrs Mamie Campbell and her son Charles Campbell. Following the program games were played. The Mystic Weavers Club to meet Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs J F Haynes home 1719 Lincoln Street. Mrs C B Hatchett to host Child Welfare Club Friday at 2 30 at her home 2414 Ong Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Gorman
Soncy Parent-Teacher Association
Mamie Campbell
Charles Campbell
Mystic Weavers’ Club
J. F. Haynes
Lincoln Street
Convention Attends P. E. O. Third Annual Meet
Mrs J O Roots treasurer of the Texas State Chapter arrives in Austin for the third annual convention of P E O. She formerly lived here and Mrs Carolyn Walker of Dallas from Chapter K is also in attendance. The Merry Mix-Up Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday is postponed with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Roots
Austin
Texas
P. EF. O
Roots
Carolyn Walker
Dallas
Letters defend Ma Ferguson amid Texas political clash
A reader argues for Ma Ferguson against Sterling and other critics, praising governors Hogg Campbell Ferguson and Ma, citing state treasury figures and alleged missteps by Moody and Sterling, and challenging opponents from various regions who claim to lack facts about Texas politics. The letter targets the impeachment of Ferguson and profiles past administrations to support Ma's tenure.
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Childress
Lubbock
New Mexico
Big Bend
Brownsville
Texas
Sterling
Tempe
Fergusons
Dan Moody
Ferguson
Texas Voter Anger Over Fergusons and Graft Claims
Letters from Perryton resident TALLEY assail Texas politics accusing Ross Sterling and Ma Ferguson of graft and voter manipulation. He cites spending figures to argue state officials rob citizens and vows reforms once Ma Ferguson acts.
Ambitious Politician Urged to Reform Usury Laws
The writer proposes updating usury statutes to curb profiteering by banks and lenders. He cites practices like finance fees and inspection charges, often imaginary, and urges Texas and other states to void both principal and interest above cash price, capping at six percent.
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South
Texas
Reward Offered for Lost Porch Swing Iron Bar
Ben Phillips of Star Lumber Company offers a small reward for return of a six foot long dark green iron bar lost while moving from 1921 Monroe Street to 1007 West 19th Avenue two weeks ago. The item belongs to a porch swing and is needed to repair.
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Monroe Street
West
19Th Avenue
Ben Phillips
Star Lumber Company
Work for living seek room and board wages
Person seeking a place to stay with room and board and small wages. States age over 45, in good health, prefers a motherless home. Mentions Mrs A M in care of Tack. Seeks clothing provisions and work.
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Tack
A. M
Letter writer urges voting for Republican nominee amid 1932 campaign
Mrs. Ella Robinson of Pampa Texas argues that Al Smith’s stance on beer and Roosevelt’s alleged voting losses will hurt the president. She predicts a close race four weeks before Election Day and criticizes an unsigned piece she calls an “Adopted Son.” She urges readers to back the Republican governor candidate and asserts many people are aging Ma and Jim.
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Tack
Frank
Pope
White House
Roosevelt
al Smith
A Smith
Cleveland
Mr. Roosevelt
Jim
Ella Robinson
Pampa
Texas
World news notes on hunger, elections and oil in Europe
The piece contemplates hunger demonstrations in London and the politicking ahead of the election, noting polite police restraint and historic protests. It references Blaine in American politics, Canadian funds for Democrats, and religious rhetoric. It closes with Austria’s Versailles losses and a new American British oil venture offshore.
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Mares Nest
Canada
Britain
Europe
Blaine
Burchard
Cardus Aids Weak Women To Restore Health
An ad describes Cardus as a tonic for women in weak, run down condition. It claims Cardus strengthens the body to support natural processes and eases emall symptoms by nourishing the system and building resistance to womanly ailments.
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Cardus
Patter
Golden, oil, and tax drains in a changing world
The piece contrasts richer oil supplies and long term industry plans led by Standard Oil of New Jersey’s Teagle with pleas to cut public official spending. It notes rising farm taxes since 1913, Arkansas to Louisiana tax hikes, and questions the farmer’s woes. A stark reflection on gambling and a suicide follows, citing Arthur Kelly who bet his life on a solitaire game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Agricultural Department
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arthur Kelly
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Mildred True
St. Eis Pure
Patti
Herring Hotel
Panhandle
Speech Arts Association
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Tyler Street
C. E. Crownover
O. E
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
First Baptist Church
Part
H. B. Callahan
Wayside Drive
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow’s
Leo Peterson
Ruth E. Delzell
Episcopal
H. J. New
West Ninth Avenue
Spiritual Housekeeping
Potter County Library Advisory Board
Merenda Club
H. J. Basse
West Twelfth Avenue
West Amarillo Baptist W. M
E. R. Read
Polk Street Methodist
W. M
Order of Rainbow
Altar Society of Sacred Heart Cathedral
Moore
Peston
Henry Ford
Ee Shylock
George Gilman
North Arthur Street
Ann
Adare
Soncy P. T. A
C. 8. Hatchett
Amarillo Greenhouse
Taylor
Ross Sterling
Bell County
Talley
Perryton
Nineteenth Avenue
Ireland
Saint Patrick
London
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Hunger Army
House of Commons
Out of i
Austria
Versailles
Noxzema
Rose Lama
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ine
Vutane Manin Iin
California
Kotex
U. S. Pat
City Auditorium
Orville
Bullington
H. E. Hoover
Dalhart
Hartley
Dumas
Berger
Canyon
WDAG
KGRS
Democratic Bullington Club
Porter Underwood
Henry Ansley
Russell Stationery Co
Mai
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