Elaborate Pink Tea Honors Nicholas F Brewer in Amarillo
The Panhandle Art Association hosted an elaborate pink tea at the Herring Hotel Crystal ballroom to honor Nicholas F. Brewer. Officers presided with Mrs. Hugh L. Umphres organizing decor and many members assisting in serving refreshments. Brewer spoke on art appreciation and urged Congress to fund a larger national gallery in Washington while hundreds viewed portraits and landscapes from a notable exhibit.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Kansas City
Panhandle Art Association
Nicholas F. Brewer
Herring Hotel
Hugh L
Umphres
The
L. H. Puckett
John Clark Fain
Vance Huff
Elizabeth Granberry
Clara Currie
Brewer
Washington
National Gallery
United States
Paris coat dress for winter fashion described by AP
The Associated Press reports a winter coat dress in black broadcloth with a simple model and collar or sable trim. It features button trimmed tight sleeves a semi princess line over each hip pleated front skirt and a long inverted back pleat.
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Associated Press
Paris
Beer
Social Calendar for Amarillo Churches and Library Board
Community groups hold meetings across Amarillo with library board sessions in the Assembly room at 10 o clock and multiple church circles at 3 o'clock and 8 o'clock in various venues. Circles No 5 of Central Presbyterian and Circle No 5 members are urged to bring sewing items for the session.
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Woman's Auxiliary
First Christian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fillmore Street
A. J. Smith
Jackson Street
E. F. Lacey
Palo Duro Hotel
H. C. Pipkin
Polk Street
I. T. Burkhalter
Louisiana Street
W. S. Nolan
Hayden Street
C. W. Rogers
Elia Carlander
Fountain Street
G. C. Mathis
Herman Street
Central Presbyterian Church
A. L. Brent
Harrison Street
Christian Endeavor Room
W. R. Patterson
West Sixteenth Street
A. W. Bivins
John Ward
Tyler Street
C. T. Crowe
Sunset Terrace
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Public urged to visit city art exhibit at Herring Hotel
The public expresses strong enthusiasm for the exhibit with many school children and art lovers from the Panhandle urged to attend. The display will be at the Herring Hotel for about a week, offering a valued privilege to the community.
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Herring Hotel
the Panhandle
Business Women To Entertain Employes
The Business and Professional Women's club will entertain their "bosses" with a banquet Tuesday evening, November 13, at the Athletic club. Executive board met there last evening to plan the event and discuss other club business with members present including Mrs. Middaugh, Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. McSwain, Miss Nixson, Miss Lewis, Miss Metcalf, Miss Aster, Dr. Gilkerson, and Dr. Pennock.
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Athletic Club
C. H. Middaugh
Vera L. Laird
Gervis Taylor
T. L. Gordon
Mildred McSwain
Elizabeth Nixson
Eva Lewis
Katherine Metcalf
Ward-Belmont Club Hostess Mrs Barnard
Mrs H L Barnard will entertain the Ward Belmont club tomorrow afternoon at 2 45 at her home 711 West Fifteenth street All members urged to attend.
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H. L. Barnard
Ward-Belmont Club
West Fifteenth Street
Club
T. E. L. Members Entertained With Lovely Party
The T. E. L. group of the First Baptist church hosted a garden decorated party at Mrs. L. D. Heyser’s home 1613 Monroe street. Members and guests enjoyed games and contests with many named attendees including Mrs. W. H. Wiggins Mrs. W. L. Cone Mrs. Glenn Kendrick and others.
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T. FE. L
First Baptist Church
L. D. Heyser
Monroe Street
W. H. Wiggins
W. L. Cone
Glenn Kendrick
Lester J. Vick
J. C. Neudigate
C. D. Robess
C. W. Rogers
J. F. Claybrook
W. O. Lee
W. L. Noland
L. Quinn
W. L. Nolen
Grace Avis Risley Celebrates With Birthday Party
Grace Avis Risley celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her parents home on Taylor Street. Guests enjoyed balloons horns and noise makers and played games before a birthday cake with four pink candles and Dixie cups. Present were Steve Barousett Joy Mattix Jackie Chelf Betty Ward Maxine Ratcliff Helen Louise Garrett Belton Peters Genevia Peters Dale Risley Vivian Garrett Virginia Joy Risley and Mary Emma Finley assisted with entertaining.
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Little Grace Avis Risley
T. L. Risley
Taylor Street
Steve Barousett
Joy Mattix
Jackie Chelf
Betty Ward
Philharmonic Club Hosts Autumn Program at Mrs Otis Trulove Home
Mrs Otis Trulove hosted the Philharmonic club gathering at 112 Taylor Street with assistants Mrs Janes Otis Trulove Mrs J D Cole and Mrs J J Crume. Leader Mrs B B Holland led a program including songs Duet by Mrs Cole and Mrs Crume piano by Mrs E F Lanham discussion on Other Instruments in This Chapter and music of the Bible read by Mrs R E L Morgan. A piano quartet by Mrs E H Powell Mrs A D Steed Mrs H H Warner and Miss Ardeth Johnson closed the afternoon.
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Otis Trulove
Philharmonic Club
Taylor Street
Janes Otis Trulove
J. D. Cole
J. J. Crume
B. B. Holland
W. E. Benson
Woman's Association Meeting at 2:50 PM
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church will hold a regular session tomorrow afternoon at 2 50 at the home of Mrs. C. H. Anderson 1625 Hayden Street.
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Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
C. H. Anderson
Hayden Street
Circle Meetings Change Venue at Palo Duro Hotel
Circle No. 5 of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. E. F. Lacey at the Palo Duro hotel tomorrow afternoon, instead of at the Palo Duro apartments as previously announced.
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Circle No. 5
First Baptist Church
E. F. Lacey
Palo Duro Hotel
Palo Duro Apartments
Society News Publication Cutoff
The Globe announces a 24 hour publication cutoff for society items. Readers are urged to call the society department before 10 30 each morning to ensure timely coverage of parties and meetings.
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Globe
Society Department
Miss Abramson Hosts C. I. A. Club Evening
Miss Blanche Abramson will be hostess Thursday at 7 30 to members of the C. I. A. club at her home 2203 Hughes All club members and those who attended the College of Industrial Arts and have not joined are urged to attend.
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Blanche Abramson
C. I. A. Club
Hughes Street
College of Industrial Arts
Mrs Gilvin Hosts Merry Wives Bridge Club Event
Mrs Harold Richey and Mrs Jack Cooper won high score prizes at the Merry Wives Bridge club party held yesterday afternoon at Mrs John Gilvin home 1500 Buchanan Street. The rooms featured cut flowers and plants and a refreshment plate was served.
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Harold Richey
Jack Cooper
Merry Wives Bridge Club
John Gilvin
Buchanan Street
Carnival at Margaret Wills School Friday Evening
A carnival will be held Friday evening at the Margaret Wills school starting at 6 20 o clock. An interesting program will be arranged with carnival features in all rooms. Pie and coffee will be served. All patrons and parents of the school and their friends are invited.
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Margaret Wills
Fur Returns as Winter Hats Trend in Paris
Paris fashion notes that fur returns in winter hats after a period of decline. Designers feature shaved pelts and varied textures in new millinery, signaling a renewed appetite for luxurious trims and statement headwear among shoppers.
Winter hats feature fur berets and brimming styles
Furs such as natural broadtail mole sealskin and ermine appear in modiste designs for berets and hats. Berengere showcases pearl gray berets with oxydized silver balls and black felt variants with seal skin faces. Brimmed hats shift to longer sides with slim front and back edges and nod to tricorne revival.
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Kriefschwantz
Argentina
Local Births and Visits Noted in City Circles
Louis Washburn returns from Seattle. Mr and Mrs Weaver announce a baby son born at 1303 East Sixteenth. Mr and Mrs Winningham announce a baby son born November 5. Mrs Kennedy of Jackson Tennessee visits with daughter Rebecca Ware. Mrs Applegate of Amarillo Bank leaves Saturday for California. Floyd Studer plans a South Plains business trip.
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Louis Washburn
Seattle
Washington
Weaver
East Sixteenth Street
J. C. Studer
Lola
Floyd Studer
R. R. Winningham
van Buren Street
F. A. Kennedy
Jackson
Tennessee
Rebecca Ware
W. C. Donegen
Carolina Avenue
Applegate
Amarillo Bank of Commerce
California
South Plains
Local Personal Visits Highlight Dallas and Panhandle Guests
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. True of Panhandle returned home after a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Kistler at 2608 Hughes Street. Mrs. Waldo Talmadge Oden of Altus arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Akin at 1513 Taylor Street. Mrs. W. P. Maloney of Dallas stays with her niece Mrs. Henry Ansley at 3163 Tyler Street. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Sadler and daughter Miss Sarah of Dallas visit their daughter Mrs. Charlie Austin and Mr. Austin.
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B. C. True
Panhandle
George Kistler
Hughes Street
Waldo Talmadge Oden
Altus
Oklahoma
Henry D. Akin
Taylor Street
W. P. Maloney
Dallas
Henry Ansley
Mr. Ansley
Tyler Street
Newt Sadler
Sarah of
Charlie Austin
Mr. Austin
Scouts Plan Fund Drive To Support Maintenance Effort
A general meeting of the Boy and Girl Scout councils approved a plan making every member a captain in a drive for a 15000 maintenance fund. Fred DeCoster chairs the effort, with a week of general solicitation beginning next Tuesday and donations urged from those out of town.
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Imperial Barber Shop
Polk Street
Fred DeCoster
Mr. DeCoster
Amarillo
Athletic Club Plans Election Returns Night
Amarillo Athletic club members and friends are invited to view election returns tonight through a Western Union wired line. The gathering starts at 6 30 p m and continues until all returns are in, per club manager Nolan R Barrow.
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Amarillo Athletic Club
Western Union
Nolan R Barrow
Two Women Arrested on Liquor Charge
Two women were jailed in Potter county late last night on liquor law violations. One is reportedly married and the other single as Deputy W. and officers conducted the arrest.
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Potter County
Weir Charged in Warrant Over Seized Whiskey at Arrest
Sheriff's office issues warrant against C Weir for sale and possession. About half a gallon of whiskey was confiscated at arrest. Officers report strong turnout at a Chilean automobile show and note Guatemala loan money at 12 percent interest.
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C. Weir
Shériff’s Officie
Guatemala
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Stiramgihit
Pairis
Grace Avis Risley
Woman’s Association
Society News
Miss Abramson
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Panhandle Floral Co. Inc
A. Alenius
F. B. Pendergraft
Gossard
Mecreeston Co
Taylor
Rata
Chile
Joneses
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Aundry
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