Farewell Tea Honors Cecile Parsons Bride-Elect
Mrs. R. J. Parsons hosted a farewell tea for her daughter Cecile from 4 to 7 pm yesterday at 1200 Van Buren Street. The event featured candlelight, an open fire, chrysanthemums, and a silver tea service with guests pouring tea. The groom-elect Lewis W Benz of Bartlesville Oklahoma arrived with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George A Benz of Kansas City Missouri for the wedding at the Parsons home tomorrow at 7 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Parsons
van Buren Street
Cecile
Lewis W Benz
Bartlesville
Oklo
W R. Gowdy
Fay Wooley
Ben Muller
George Barton
John Moody
Emma Ogle
Nell Ruth
Glendora Adams
Lakeview
George A. Benz
Kansas City
Parsons
Benz
Amariljean
Ed D. Parsons
Roswell N. M
Eyes Win With Makeup Eyes Win With Makeup
A feature on subtle eye makeup from Hildegarde includes using petroleum jelly to create larger brighter eyes. She recommends light eye shadow, a thin jelly film at the lash tips, and very light mascara to avoid a harsh look. For evening, a touch of jelly on the lips preserves outline and brightness in dim light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegarde
Poplin Dominates Ski and Indoor Sports Fabrics
The article notes water resistant poplin leads ski wear with corduroy close behind. Velvet repeats its icy season popularity, while indoors poplin linen and broad fabrics remain standard for basketball squash badminton tennis and work.
Mrs Lawson Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Jimmy Lawson receives honors at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Cora B Roddy at her home 1006 West Twentieth Avenue Thursday night. Pink and white decor highlighted refreshments while a long list of attendees includes Phil Ulrich Jack Thornton Henry Gossett Eli Baker Johnny Cobb Jr J P Walker Lena Pruett Florence Cross Arthur Price Ann Bowlin A D Hughes G W Mills W G Williford Audrey Fowler Tillie Dickerson M Jackson Alta Lawson Pat Price Fern Fowler Jo Mills Lynn Roddy Roberta Lawson Laura Cross Florence SoRelle and Master Jackie Lawson. Gifts came from Mrs Jess Latham and Mrs Ella Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Lawson
Cora B. Roddy
West Twentieth Avenue
Phil E. Ulrich
Jack Thornton
Henry Gossett
Eli Baker
Johnny Cobb Jr
J. P. Walker
Lena Pruett
Florence Cross
Arthur Price
Ann Bowlin
A. D. Hughes
G. W. Mills
W. G. Williford
Audrey Fowler
Tillie Dickerson
M. Jackson
Alta Lawson
Pat Price
Fern Fowler
Jo Mills
Lynn Roddy
Roberta Lawson
Laura Cross
Florence SoRelle
Jackie Lawson
Jess Latham
Ella Stover
Mrs Owens Reviews Readings at PEO Sisterhood Meeting
Mrs Owens reviews How to Read a Book by Mortimer J Abler at the Al Unit of PEO Sisterhood. The session was held in the home of Mrs L E Mason at 1013 West Sixteenth Avenue on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Owens
Mortimer J Abler
P. BE. O. Sisterhood
L. E. Mason
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Co Workers Class Plans Monday Christmas Party
The Co Workers Class of Polk Street Methodist Church will meet Monday at 2 30 PM in Mrs E C Britain s home 1300 Monroe Street The group asks members to bring dolls to dress for the Social Center for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Polk Street Methodist Church
E. C. Britain
Monroe Street
Pleasant Valley Homemaker Club Holds Thanksgiving Luncheon
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met for an annual Thanksgiving luncheon at Mrs. J. C. Ward’s home on Western Avenue. Members planned a Christmas party and gift exchange, with roll call on What the Flag Means To Me. Pollyanna gifts honored Mesdames Biggers Gentry Ward. The group will meet December 11 for a Christmas entertainment at Mrs. Lee Williamson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
J. C. Ward
Western Avenue
W. T. Willis
Mesdames L. O. Biggers
H. C. Gentry
Jimmie Lee Williamson
Panola Pankratz
Pauline Lakey
Grace Weller
Jack Jerman
Ward
MacDowell Music Club Plans Sacred Sunday Program
The MacDowell Music Club will present a sacred program Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock in the Polk Street Methodist Church. Mrs J W Sanders directs the program. Ushers will come from the MacDowell junior clubs Cristobal and Colon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Music Club
Polk Street
Methodist Church
J. W. Sanders
MacDowell
Bright Spots In The News Amusing Thanksgiving Gatherings
Social notes from Amarillo recount a buffet supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Page with an array of guests. Edythe Strickland visits from Texas State College for Women with Roberta Von Gremp and Louie Withers, forming a college trio in public school music. Missing person Mrs. Briggs Kersey is found living at 900 Taylor Street in McFarland, Wisconsin. Tris Jerman and roommate Margaret Tipton return to Texas Tech for holiday weekend. Clifford McMurtry hosts Thanksgiving dinner at 1216 West Twelfth Avenue, with guests including Ratcliffs, Grundys, Harrison, Draper, DeFriese, and McMurtrys’ friends. Amarillo–Pampa football game attended after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Strickland
Texas
State College For Women
Denton
Riley Strickland
Cheyenne Street
Amarillo
Roberta von Gremp
Atlanta
Louie Withers
Jasper
Miss von Gremp
Edythe
Briggs Kersey
McFarland
Wis
Society Department
Taylor Street
Tris Jerman
Texas Technological College
Texas Tech
Margaret Tipton
Plainview
Clifford McMurtry
West Twelfth Avenue
T. Ro\ Ratcliff
Darrell Grundy
Genie Harrison
Glenn Draper
Lera Bell DeFriese
Raymond McMurtry
Evelyn Bailey
Jerry Ratcliff
M. College
Mrs John Loving Honored With Handkerchief Shower
A surprise party and handkerchief shower were held at the Prichard home 1610 Hughes Street for Mrs John Loving who moved to Brownwood this week. Hosts were Mrs FE L Prichard and Mrs F L Hackley with numerous guests including Mesdames Andrews Cernehouz Moore Langmack Stalcup Kretz Kirkpatrick Boxwell Smith Weatherall and others. George Bernard Shaw's first job paid about $90 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Prichard
F. L. Hackley
Prichard
Hughes Street
John Loving
Brownwood
Mesdames
J. P. Andrews
L. M. Cernehouz
Roy L. Moore
Cfe Langmack
John H Stalcup
D. O. Kretz
C. E. Kirkpatrick
FE. E. Boxwell
Douglas R Smith
Willard C. Smith
Ted George
Damon Nutt
Daisy B Weatherall
John Gilkerson
Iran Bone
Henry Hertner
Geneva Walker
Margaret Wright
K. S.loving
Claude Wright
H. C. Ferrguson
Bonnie Day
Gwendolyn Morris
Mary Jane George
Emalee Prichard
Staley Huckley
Dan Hammond Loving
Ninth Annual Mozart Midgets Club Hour Program
The Mozart Midgets Club announces its ninth annual program to be held Saturday at 4 PM at the Musical Arts Conservatory. The program features solo and ensemble music with listed student performances and assisting expression pupils under instructors Thelma Allen Martin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Arts Conservatory
Mozart Midgets Club
Tommy Cartwright
Jane Fox
Jimmie Dell Atkinson
Mary Tom Templeton
Emily Fox
Mary Jane George
Nova Gen Allbrooks
Anne Schulze
Carolyn Munday
Mary Baker
Martha Munday
Juanita Bruce
Marilyn Reagan
Ruth Anne Livingston
Shirley White
Frances
We the Women by Ruth Millett
The column discusses psychologists warning against marrying certain types of men and how wives blame parental influence for husbands faults. It questions whether such knowledge makes wives better and notes that blame shifts to either husbands or fate depending on marriage outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
George
Evening tailleurs offer practical and smart upholstery
Evening tailleurs of sheer wool present both practicality and style. White or black wool jersey may be preferred but champagne gray beige or midnight blue are close runners up. Two tone gray tailleurs are among the most dramatic.
Wear the Correct Sport Togs And Laugh the Weather Away
The article advises on affordable winter outdoor clothing for women, promoting two core outfits a three piece city country tweed suit and a ski suit with coordinating accessories. It suggests warm hood scarves mittens wool socks and new cold weather underwear including lastex padded sets and red wool lined options.
Simulated Pearls Offered in Skin Tone Shades
Pearls are presented in three skin tone tailored shades. A rich creamy white suits honey or olive complexions, a cool silvery white suits pale olive or creamy skin, and a rosy glow flatters pink and white types. All shades come in various styles lengths and clasp options.
ARP fashions London air raid inspired outfits
Fashions born of London air raids are named Mona for the air-raid warning and Clara for the all clear signal. ARP styles emphasize practicality warmth and attractiveness with water resistant cotton khaki suits and coats featuring knapsack pockets and hoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mona
Clara
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Cecile Parsons
Amarillo Public Library
Mrs. Dee Roach
Amarillo Country Club
Criss Cros Club
Gy''s
Putman
Milam Street
Betty Clarke
Puerto Rico
Poplin
Mrs. Lawson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham's
Cristobal and
Colon
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Sam Page
Duke Nally
Charles Young
Joan Bergen
Dave Peters
George Lott
George Broome
Duke Wright
George Berhard Shaw
Polk
Ruth Millett
Mrs. Y
Edwards
Santa Fe
Steffen
Patih
Louis Philippe - Angelus
White & Kirk
Jamestown
Dianne Davis
McCall
P. S
Davis
Vel
Colgate-Palmolive
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