American Girl Veil Sets Stage For Swedish Count Wedding
Miss Estelle Manville of New York to wed Count Folke Bernadotte of Wisborg at Pleasantville on December 1. Veil gifts trace to Queen Sophia of Sweden. ceremony to be led at St John’s Church with a Swedish royal entourage and a reception at Hi-Esmaro before a U S tour and return to Stockholm.
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Preas
New York
Brussels
Ince
Estelle Manville
Folke Bernadotte
Wisborg
Pleasantville
N. Y
Sohpia
Sweden
Count Bernadote
Count Bernadotte
Gustav V of
Europe
Napoleon
Bernadotte
Desiree Clary
Leutenant
Prince Oscar Bernadotte
Miss Ebba Munck
Fulkila
Sophia
Miss Munck
Count Folke Bernadotte
Royal Swedish Horse Guards
Swedish Jockey Club
Miss Manville
Joeffrey de Magnavi
Normandy
William the Conqueror
England
H. E. Manville
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Soderman
Gustavus Adolphus
Duke of
Vesterbotten
Count Carl Bernadotte
Siegfried Ralamb
Carl Eric von Platen
Hi-Esmaro
United States
Stockholm
Mrs Jones Hosts Pretty Bridge Luncheon at Ama villa Club
Mrs J B Jones entertained at the Ama villa Athletic club with a red and white table arrangement and roses. Bridge high scores went to Elliott Hatch and L W Timms, with a long seating list of attendees.
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Mrs. Jones
Athletic Club
J. B. Jones
Amavillo Athletic Club
Elliott Hatch
L. W. Timms
L. I. Davis
Darrel Escoe
L. D. Townsend
Mia
Ay Taylor
Dicke
W. Timms
Clifford N. Dillon
R. J. Moore
R. L. Mitchell
Roy Callum
Fred Fyfe
C. M. Boyd
Ed Selders
H. M. Beverly
Mrs Roy Autry Entertains at the Country Club
Mrs Roy Autry of Beaumont hosted a Thanksgiving bridge luncheon at the Anartillo Country Club as guest of Mrs M D Oliver. Members of the Kongenial Kard Klub and special guests attended. prizes were awarded for bridge scores.
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Mrs
Roy Autry
Yester
Anartillo Country Club
Beaumont
M. D. Oliver
Kongenial Kard Klub
Autry
Amarillo
W. M. Satterwhite
Mrs Neudigate Hosts No Hi Club Tea
Mrs J C Neudigate entertained members of the No Hi Bridge club at 1624 Hayden Street with Thanksgiving themed decorations and fall flowers. High score prize went to Mrs Ben Harrison and second high to Mrs Glen Kendrick. guests included Mrs George Russell, Mrs Ben Harrison, Mrs Herbert Lewis, Mrs Burk Stinson, Mrs Glen Kendrick, Mrs Frank T Howard and Mrs Edward Hurt.
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J. C. Neudigate
Hayden Street
No Hi Bridge Club
Ben Harrison
Glen Kendrick
George Russell
Herbert Lewis
Burk Stinson
Frank T. Howard
Edward Hurt
Busy Fingers Club to Host Thanksgiving Supper
Members of the Busy Fingers club will entertain their husbands with a Thanksgiving supper at 6 30 tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. L H Reneau.
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Busy Fingers Club
Busy Fingers Sensing Club
L. H. Reneau
Kindergarten Children Shower Home Friendship with Gifts
The Blanton Kindergarten children visited the Children’s Home with a cheerful shower. They brought bags of clothing food and toys and joined in songs and games pleasing the Home children who clapped and sang in return.
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Blanton
Mrs T H Pearson Hosts Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Mrs T H Pearson entertained the Lucky Thirteen Bridge club at her home 905 Louisiana Street yesterday afternoon. Yellow and green decor highlighted place cards and prizes as baskets of yellow flowers added color. Mrs Charles Orr won the high score prize for members. Mrs Hal Pegues earned second high. guest high prize went to Mrs Willis Elledge.
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Lucky Thirteen
T. H. Pearson
Louisiana Street
Charles Orr
Hal Pegues
Willis Elledge
Merriman to Host Idle-a-White Club Meeting
The Idle-a-White club will not meet on the regular meeting day but will gather Friday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. M. M. Merriman's home, 115 Arch Terrace.
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Idle-a-White
Musterole ad promises relief without mustard plasters
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a pure oil of mustard remedy replacing messy plasters. It claims quick relief for sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and other pains and aches with various ailments listed.
Perfume Couture Shifts With Every Gown In Paris
Paris fashion notes that elite women match perfume to their outfits by the hour with scents like Le Matin for morning. Jewelry evolves in tandem with costume, featuring silk cord bracelets with semi-precious slides and long crystal baguette earrings. Black powder puffs appear as a new accessory choice among smart perfumers.
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International
Paris
Sugar Institute Endorses Bran Rich Diet Against Constipation
A health editorial cites a food biologist who attributes 90 percent of constipation to lack of roughage and urges daily intake of bran cereals fruits and vegetables. Sugar is praised as a safe means to make these foods palatable and to aid consumption across civilized diets.
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The
Sugar Institute
Tiny Linen Squares for Coat and Sleeve Trims
The squares tuck neatly into a wrist cuff or coat pocket without bulging. They come in many designs and bright linen patterns that match the gown or its trimming.
Amarillo Studio Recital Showcases Junior Pupil Talent
The Amarillo Studio of Fine Arts presents a junior department recital directed by Dana Harmon-Trent with associate teachers Mabel and Jonnie Rowan. Pupil performers include Betty Jean Fischer Virginia Irwin Jo Francis Vineyard Patty Feaster Emma Jean Beard Jane Harty Monte Leo Simmons Helen Hughes and others in a varied program of dance expression piano voice and violin.
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Amarillo Studio of Fine Arts
Dana Harmon-Trent
Mabel
Jonnie Rowan
Betty Jean Fischer
Virginia Irwin
Jo Francis Vineyard
Patty Feaster
Emma Jean Beard
Jane Harty
Monte Leo Simmons
Helen Hughes
Elzie Reynolds
Margaret Clutter
Nell Dean Rogers
Mary Joyce Chenault
Mary Durham
Notable Names in Local Obituary Snag
Beth Harmon, Geraldine Probst, Ellen Umphres, Phyllis McDade, Dorothy Ann York are listed among residents mentioned in a local notice highlighting individuals connected to community events or recent recognitions. The fragment emphasizes names without full context or dates.
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Beth Harmon
Geraldine Probst
Ellen Umphres
Phyllis McDade
Dorothy Ann York
Local Fans Plan Thursday Trip to Wichita Falls Game
A group including Mrs H Clark Mrs H E Hudson Mrs Jer tie Stringer Mrs Buster Galway and others will ride the special Thursday to Wichita Falls for the game. W B Rule remains home with flu while Mr and Mrs Sid Jones and son Gomer head to Dallas for the game. Mrs Odie Russell and Mrs Roy Youngblood took Mrs Brown to Waxahachie for a visit and will return home after visiting Dallas and Waxahachie. W W Wetsel has been moved from home after long illness.
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Wichita Falls
H. Clark
H. E. Hudson
Jertie Stringer
Buster Galway
Teddie Molesworth
G. ©. Sparks
Vesta Molesworth
Hattie Davis
Sid Jones
Gomer
Harvey Crudgington
Dallas
Odie Russell
Roy Youngblood
Brown
Waxahatchie
W. W. Wetsel
Ann
Family plans and visits tied to Wichita Falls game
Mr and Mrs C E Weymouth plan to leave tonight for Wichita Falls to attend the game. Mrs Harry Buckner of Des Moines Iowa visits her mother Mrs W W Carter at 2506 Taylorette. Mies Henrimae Lindsay will attend the game tomorrow in Wichita Falls.
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Texas
C. E. Weymouth
Wichita Falls
Harry Buckner
Des Moines
Iowa
W. W. Carter
Taylorette Mies Henrimae Lindsay
Famous Doctor D D Prescription Promises Quick Skin Relief
Druggists now sell the famous prescription D. D. D. said to stop itching almost instantly upon contact and relieve eczema, rashes, pimples, scales, blotches, and other skin troubles. The clear ungreasy liquid dries quickly and comes with a money back guarantee.
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Denenis
D.D. D. Lab
Batavia
Tinoia
Mrs. Trents Baby Class Delivers Studio Recital
The baby class of dancing and expression pupils of Mrs. Dana Harmon Trent held a studio recital yesterday morning. Ages ranged from three to five years. Performers included Jean Smith Peggy Tanner Virginia Burns Mary Ruth Ridley Betty Jane McIntyre Betty Marie Thompson and others.
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Dana Harmon Trent
Jean Smith
Peggy Tanner
Virginia Burns
Mary Ruth Ridley
Betty Jane McIntyre
Betty Marie Thompson
Betty Ann Gill
Patty Jean Foster
Marian Durkee
Alice O'Bryan
Pernice Wagner
Mary Ann Hall
Barbara Boyce
Mary Louise Baker
Jackie Rupert
Jolly Juniors To Be Entertained With Breakfast
The Jolly Juniors of the First Baptist church will be entertained with a Thanksgiving breakfast at 9 oclock tomorrow morning. All members are urged to attend.
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Jolly Juniors
First Baptist Church
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