River Road Club Cans Foods for Needy Families
River Road Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. H. M. Butts home to can food for the needy with turnip greens black eyed peas green beans spinach and soup mix. Ammarillo Chamber of Commerce donated the cans and a covered dish luncheon was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. E. F. Hall’s home with Miss Mary Sitton leading a lesson on Balanced Meals.
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River Road
Fall Frock Worn by Mrs Willebrandt in Washington
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt wears a blue silk gown with a white blouse and short Eton jacket in Washington. A stiff blue felt hat with a flat crown and narrow brim completes the fall ensemble.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Brown lace tea frock with straw hat noted
Mrs. Ellis Yost wore a brown lace coat effect dress at a recent tea. She complemented the outfit with a wide transparent straw hat and a brown velvet bow. A Panhandle Speech Arts Association meeting is announced with host Mrs. Lewis L. Pittman at 1615 Van Buren Street Tuesday at 7:30 PM.
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Ellis ‘Yost
Speech Arts Group
Lewis L. Pittman
van Buren Street
Panhandle
Speech Arts Association
Lewis A. Pittman
Miss Duncan and Mr. Ray Wed Sunday
Miss Lillian Duncan daughter of Dr and Mrs R A Duncan married George Ray in a quiet Central Presbyterian Church ceremony. Ray editor at The News and a UT Austin graduate with VMI background. After a three week motor honeymoon they head to Detroit Canada and New York before returning to Amarillo.
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R. A. Duncan
George Ray
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Kidd- Key
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Tyler Street
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Methodist League Entertained By Mrs Baker at Indian Party
Mrs E Z Baker hosted the Junior Epworth League of San Jacinto Methodist Church in the church basement with an Indian party. John Branson performed piano numbers as league members including Ruth Ella Giles, Geraldine Nelson and others enjoyed games and refreshments. Mrs Gordon L Cline assisted.
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Epworth League
San Jacinto Methodist Church
John Branson
Ruth Ella Giles
Geraldine Nelson
Tom Roddy
Shelly Ann Cline
Catherine Broadrick
Jane Tucker
Peggy Bellis
Reigh Fern Work
Catherine Jones
Wilma Peters
Virginia Sue Collin
Sara Beth Arnett
Gilford
Jack Branson
Baker
Gordon L. Cline
Stripes Add Chic to Paris Evening Frocks
Striped velvets arrive for dinner frocks in Paris with high front decolletes and simple silhouettes. Color pairings include black and Delft blue brown and beige and black and wine red, reflecting current evening wear trends.
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Paris
Delft
Halcyon Club Entertained at Mrs Hines Home
Mrs L P Hines hosted the Halcyon Club at 711 Sunset Terrace with a noon luncheon. Sewing and games provided entertainment. next Thursday plan to meet with former member Mrs Roy Barnard in Pampa. New member Mrs M K Young joined. guest Mrs D J Heiderich of Boyce La attended. Members present include J L Adams E Gaston Foote Joe Shields H G Hines B R Cole H L Litchfield C W Terrell and H P Cochran. Rainbow Girls to hold meeting at 8 pm Wednesday in Masonic Temple.
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L. P. Hines
Halcyon Club
Sunset Terrace
Roy Barnard
Pampa
Emery Jones
M. K. Young
D. J. Heiderich
Boyce
Mesdames
J. L. Adams
E. Gaston Foote
Joe Shields
H. G. Hines
B. R. Cole
H. L. Litchfield
C. W. Terrell
H. P. Cochran
Murphy Rites to Be Held at 4 P M Monday
Funeral services for Herbert L. Murphy 39 Amarillo real estate and investment broker who died early Sunday were set for 4 oclock Monday afternoon at Griggs Funeral Chapel. He had lived in Amarillo since infancy and died after a months illness in a local hospital. Interment will be in Llano Cemetery. Surviving: widow Mrs Josephine Murphy a sister Mrs J W Massey of Amarillo. Home address 808 Parker Street.
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Herbert L. Murphy
Amarillo
Griggs Funeral Chapel
Mr. Murphy
G. D. Murphy
Panhandle
Paul Driscol
W.N. Adams
City Can Rent New Sweeping Machine
Liberal offers to sell motorized street sweepers have been made to the city. City manager Bill Durham said Monday a replacement machine is not yet decided. Amarillo has not cleaned streets for four weeks due to lack of funds. a new sweeper costs about 6500 dollars and the last unit served seven years. The rental plan could involve a small down payment and monthly payments.
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Bill Durham
Amarillo
Rust damage suit against city fails to start in court
The rust case involving Geraldine Rust injured when an auto plunged into a ditch on Houston Street failed to begin in 108th District Civil Court Monday morning. City named defendant. prior award of 1500 reversed. Austin witnesses testified. suit cites missing barricade at open ditch south of Fifteenth Avenue.
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Geraldine Rust
108Th District
Austin
Houston Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Man Held In 1932 Home Robbery Goes To Trial
Ed Madison went to trial in 47th District Criminal Court on a charge of robbing C. R. Roedel at his home on North Bivins Street about 10 p.m. August 11, 1932. Three men reportedly took about $11.50 from the victim.
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Ed Madison
47Th District Criminal Court
C. R. Roedel
North Bivins Street
September building totals dip below August by fifteen thousand
Building activities in Amarillo last month fell about $15,000 short of the August record. The September building, including a permit for a $15,500 home, totaled $20,702, per a report from the city building inspector. August building amounted to $35,675.
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Amarillo
Two Amarillo Dancers to Star in Minstrels and Frolics 1932
Virginia Irvin and Mickey Francis will debut as featured acts in the Minstrels and Frolics of 1932 at the Municipal Auditorium. Irvin appears in a novelty tap skate routine arranged by Gene West. Francis leads the eccentric Goofus chorus in the grand finale.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Virginia Irvin
Gene West
Miss Irvin
Mickey Francis
Bridge Q and A Conflicts in A Reading Room
A reader asks about when a lead can be changed after an out of turn play and penalty tricks for revokes. Answers clarify that penalties are fixed and counted at hand’s end, and honors count in the dummy hand regardless of who holds them.
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Social Calendar Listings for Monday and Tuesday
Social events and meetings for Monday and Tuesday include Eastern Star Masons at 7 30 at Carpenter's Hall and First Baptist church auxiliaries at 7 and 7 30. Various clubs PTA and neighborhood groups meet across Amarillo with times from 2 30 to 9 30 p m and locations on Lipscomb Broadmore Van Buren Fillmore Parker Bonham and Taylor streets. Mothers urged to attend McKinley PTA at 3 30 Tuesday.
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McKinley P. T. A
McKinley School Parent- Teacher Association
Fish Pond Props Sought for School Carnival
School seeks items usable in a fish pond attraction for a carnival at the school Friday night. Volunteers urged to contribute materials or help set up the activity.
Bridge for the sightless at Lighthouse New York
Three times weekly twelve blind girls at the Lighthouse in New York City play a fast braille marked game of Contract bridge. They deal and bid without vision, using left hand finger placements to read suits and a dummy to call cards.
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Lighthouse
New York City
East
B. C. Relieves Headaches and Quiet Nervous Aches
A North Carolina pharmacist created a blend named B. C. to relieve most headaches quickly. Sold in 10c and 25c packages, it also eases muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and distressed nerves without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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North Carolina
B. C
B.C
Grade Crossing Fatality at Fort Worth Burial Near Burleson
Claud Bransom age 31 a deliveryman for a baking company was struck and killed by a Missouri Pacific passenger train at a grade crossing near Fort Worth. He will be buried near Burleson Sunday after services today.
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U.P
Claud Bransom
Missouri-Pacific
Everman
Burleson
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