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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1930

Page

7

Halloween Fete At McSwain Home Attracts Local Society

A bustling social week end featured a Halloween party hosted by A. P. McSwain for the T. BE. L. Sunday School Class at the First Baptist Church. Guests arrived under lighted jack o lanterns and entered a home decked with sheets and eerie Halloween touches while a Hall of Terror offered amusement and games followed by social mingling with a long list of attendees.

A. P. McSwain T. BE. L First Baptist Church Tom Holman Mary Holman S. R. Bradford John Ross Bradford J. S. Belt J. C. Ne

Bridge Party Hosted by Milburn Easum Jr at Washington Home

Mr and Mrs Milburn Easum Jr entertained with a bridge party at 1803 Washington Street Friday evening. Yellow chrysanthemums and mari golds in black bowls adorned rooms. A black velvet cat greeted guests as they entered. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Farley, Mr and Mrs Fred Ross, Mr and Mrs Bert Levy, Miss Gertrude, Miss Ruby Lee Sanders, Wave Westbay and Ed Browning.

Milburn Easum, Jr Washington Street Bert Levy Fred Ross Frank Farley Milburn Easum Jr Gertrude Ruby Lee Sanders Wave Westbay Ed Browning

Kindergarten Pupil Entertain Parents With Program

Halloween themed program at 817 Louisiana Street featured kindergartners performing broom dances songs readings and fortune telling for their parents. Participating students included Margaret Adams Charles Adams Mary Barr Clifton Barr Howard Baker Phillis Burnett Billie Burnett Dorthea Cox Billie Crown over Ola Green Reynold Gartner Jacqueline Heflin William Jenkins Ola Franklin Robert Montgomery Mary Mc Reynolds Malcolm Dever Dale Smyth Dorothy Elliott Wessy Elliott Judy Elliott Euna Oldfather Randall Oldfather James Randall Margaret and Bobbie Zellsman.

W. H. Wise Louisiana Street Margaret Marie Adams Charles Adams Mary Catherine Barr Clifton Barr Howard Ray Baker Phillis Burnett Billie Burnett Dorthea Cox Billie Crownover Ola Catherine Green Reynold Gartner Jacqueline Heflin William Jenkins Ola Katherine Franklin Robert J. Montgomery Mary Mc Reynolds Malcolm Dever Dale Smyth Dorothy Elliott Wessy Elliott Judy Elliott Euna Rue Oldfather Rue Oldfather James Randall Margaret Bobbie Zellsman

Mrs Vermillion Complimented At Autumn Supper Party

Mrs Roddy and Mrs Peet hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for Mrs Vermilion and a group of guests including Mr Potts Miss Metcalf Roy Hill the Dugans the Roddys Jamison Blankenship and the Peets families with autumn flowers and a cafeteria style supper.

O. A. Blankenship G. N. Peet

Mrs. A L Jordan Hosts Groom Guests Dinner at Home

Mrs A L Jordan of 826 Louisiana Street entertained with an elaborate chicken dinner Sunday evening. The table was attractively arranged with cut flowers and greenery. Covers were laid for Miss Topaz Harrell Miss Irene Franklin Miss Cleo Franklin Bill Linderman and Charles Anderson of Groom.

A. L. Jordan Louisiana Street Topaz Harrell Irene Franklin Cleo Franklin Bill Linderman Charles Anderson

Piano Recital by Mrs. H. Crudgington At First Christian

Mrs. Harvey Crudgington will present her pupils in a piano recital at the First Christian Church Tuesday evening at 7 30. The public is cordially invited. Theta Club To Meet at Rose Bowl Tea Room At 2 30 Tuesday the Theta Club will be entertained at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Reservations must be made with Mrs. John K Boyce today.

H. Crudgington Harvey Crudgington First Christian Church Theta Club Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Tea Room John K. Boyce Darrell Jackson Business and Professional Women’s Club

V. L. Cannon Hosts Halloween Lawn Party

Halloween event at 3500 Harrison Street hosted by V. L. Cannon drew friends for a festive lawn setting with ghostly decor and games. Attendees included Misses Jane Austin Bobbie Small Janice Cameron Mary Cullen Madelin Galle Lois Persons Dixie Morris Mary Hutchingson and others.

V. L. Cannon Harrison Street Jane Austin Bobbie Small Janice Cameron Mary Cullen Madelin Galle Lois Persons Dixie Morris Mary Hutchingson Gene Gallic Bill McWilliams Jack Boston Billie Dees Toll Underwood W. B. Persons Murray Cannon Ed King Jimmie Gast

Mrs J M Webb Returns From Grand Chapter Meeting

Mrs J M Webb worthy matron of the Amarillo Chapter 787 returns Sunday from San Angelo where she attended the Grand Chapter meeting. On the way home she visited friends and relatives in Lubbock.

Cecile Parsons Hosts Young Social Set Party At Home

Miss Cecile Parsons entertained Friday evening at 1200 Van Buren Street with Halloween themed decor of corn pumpkins autumn leaves and orange shades. Dancing and games followed with a guest list of young socialites and several gentlemen. Saturday afternoon she hosted a bridge party with hospitalities by her mother Mrs. R. J. Parsons and a similar autumn decor.

Cecile Parsons van Buren Street Willie Mary Nunn Polly Hill Virginia Rittenberry Doris Perdue Willoria Ivy Annabel Cage Elizabeth Wilson Bessie Lee Gowdy Sarah Margaret Austin Frances Dawson Mary Lyn Boyce Grace McAfee Elaine Langworthy Dorothy Bennett Lydia Glass Marion Kelley R. J. Parsons Elizabeth Rainey Marella Meyers Martha Nell Stack Elizabeth Miller Mary Ann Moyer Augusta Humphreys Mary Etta Bean Florence van Doran Mary Alice Cott Martha Bishop Harriet Ann Collard Margaret Nicholson Nadine Fisenberg

Jack Castleberry Visits Parents at Oklahoma City

Little Jack Castleberry from Audrey Military School in Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A J Castleberry at 1115 Jackson Street. He was the honoree at a Halloween party Saturday afternoon.

Jack Castleberry Audrey Military School Oklahoma City A. J. Castleberry Jackson Street Jack

McKinley PTA to Meet at School Building

The McKinley PTA will meet at the school building Tuesday afternoon at 8 30. The executive board will convene at 3 00.

McKinley P. T. A

Pan-Hellenic Council Holds Apron and Overalls Dance

At the Tri-State Fair grounds automob ile building members of the Pan-Hellenic Council staged an apron and overall dance. Delta Sigma Epsilon Alpha Sigma Lambda Beta Phi Sigma Phi Sigma Chi and Delta Sigma fraternities hosted with hay bales bridles saddles and farm machinery decorating the floor. The Texas Rangers supplied music for dancing as guests wore aprons and overalls and a chuck wagon served refreshments.

Pan-Hellenic Council Tri-State Fair Grounds Delta Sigma Epsilon Alpha Sigma Lamba Beta Phi Sigma Phi Sigma Chi Delta Sigma Texas Rangers

Splendid program arranged. entire group urged to attend

Audean Fairey arrived by car from Morse with Mrs. Fairey and their young son Bobbie Dean, returning home after two weeks visiting Mrs. Fairey’s parents, Mr and Mrs R L Roberts, at 213 East Twelth.

Audean Fairey Morse

Cameron Man Dies

Claude McGregor aged 49 and former assistant postmaster of Cameron Texas died suddenly at his home yesterday.

Cameron Associated Press Cameron, Tex Claude McGregor

River Road Home Demonstration Club Hosts Family Party

Members welcomed families and husbands to a Halloween themed evening at Mrs. R I Killough home. Mrs W J Fulton told fortunes while Mrs H M Butts supervised games and Mrs R S Connellee and Mrs John Hall presided over refreshments. Attendees included numerous club members listed by name.

River Road Home R. I. Killough W. J. Fulton H. M. Butt R. S. Connellee John Hall Stouty Jones Rt. I. Killough Eddie Mann F. G. Wiseman Roy Silver J. FE. Ware Mildred Douglas

Red Homespun Travel Costume Worn by Louise Harrison Gwynn

Louise Harrison Gwynn wears a red homespun travel costume trimmed with black and tan fur as she travels Europe for a year, choosing travel over a debut this year.

Associated Press Washington Louise Harrison Gwynn Europe

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Rejuvenation

An old advertisement extols Danderine as a quick dissolver of dandruff crusts and a scalp conditioner. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, restores natural hair color, reduces oil, and promotes growth, boasting five million bottles sold annually.

Lingerie Touch Deserves Its Check Promptly

Fashion notes highlight lingerie fabrics and gingham silk voile as a fresh novelty. The piece lists fabrics such as crepe silks, eyelet-embroidered voiles, and gingham checks woven from dyed silk for crisp patterns. Accessories include berets, gloves, and shoes to complete daytime outfits.

High Style Creators Charm in Costume Details

A note highlights that American designers are gaining favor with top creators and presents a chance for a sought after individual to contribute costume details, signaling opportunities in fashion circles.

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