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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
5
The opening dance of the season at the Try Club featured Wade’s Collegione ternishing Las Remendores club holding a party at 8 o'clock at Mrs. F. M. Pratt’s home 1211 Pierce Street for club members and their husbands.
Mrs Wesley Izzard entertained the What Knot club Tuesday at her home 905 Harrison Street. Decorations reflected Thanksgiving. Members enjoyed needlework and conversation before refreshments were served.
The Palo Duro hotel hosts a special farewell dance tonight featuring Gayetta Jackson a dancer and entertainer from Kansas City as the main attraction.
Kellogg's introduces New Oata a pioneering hot cereal blending oats and whole wheat with bran. Pre cooked for three minute boil aims to be lighter and less soggy than oatmeal appealing to modern women. Flavored as deliciously new and balanced and available through grocers as Kellogg's New Osta.
Miss Elzie Raht Gouldy bride elect for Olin E. Broome is feted at a shower held at 1307 Harrison Street with a flower decorated setting, a bridal bell, and a program including piano solos and readings. Guests include Mrs. Slade, Mrs. Bromert, and numerous Gouldy family members.
The Potter County Federation of Women approves a procedure for electing officers. An advisory committee of three from the federation appoints, clubs nominate three members each, and the advisory panel narrows to three names per office by December 15. Elections will be by written ballot and cannot be delayed by late nominations. Officers include President and four key secretaries plus parliamentarian. Nominees named: Mrs. J. M. Delzell, Mrs. E. H. Reedy, Mrs. J. C. Dickie.
Social notes recount Fay Underwood’s bridal events including a Thanksgiving motif party hosted by Mrs. T FE Durham and Mrs. KR Jackson at 1510 Van Buren. Attendees list extensive. quilts, a pumpkin gift from Master Keith Johnson, and a turkey luncheon mark the celebration. Clara Currie hosts a bridal party buffet with Parker Prouty present. gifts include Della Robia pattern silver. Miss Underwood will wed Parker Prouty with maid of honor Clara Currie and a full guest list.
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The Omaha Bee’s final home edition of the day, produced by 200 women of the Omaha Women’s Club, filled forty two pages with local stories, sports, and club activity. The Hall-Milla trial received no mention, while coverage omitted popular figures Peaches Browning and Aimee McPherson.
Fragmentary report describes a man facing arrest after attempting to sell what is claimed as a police plan. The text references charges related to wartime or state actions and describes clashes with authorities and a July date. Specific names or places are unclear in the OCR.
Mrs Oscar Green and son Oviand visit in Helle Oklahoma with J N Street family. C W Alexander of Marshall Field & Company to spend Thanksgiving at 1109 olk street. Mise La Una Willis heads to El Paso to see Miss Hope Mason. Temple Beaver and family from Memphis attend Shrine convention in Amarillo. Eugene Lawler from Kansas City art institute to spend Thanksgiving with Lawler family at 1003 Van Buren street. Mrs Mary M Gates of Denver demonstrates perfumes at White Kirks. Lewis Frogge of Plainview and Charles T Palmer of Shamrock attend Shrine convention in Amarillo. D W Baker of 102 Van Buren street visits Ranger for Thanksgiving.
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