Bridge Club Chooses Officers In 1925 Session
The 1925 Bridge club met at Mrs. G. L. Curtis home on Monroe street for a business session and officer election. Elected were Mrs. Curtis president, Mrs. Fyfe secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Hoppin press reporter. A husbands party will be hosted Saturday at Mrs. Elliott Hatch’s home on Taylor street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
G. L. Curtis
Monroe Street
Fred Fyfe
Charles Hoppin
Elliott Hatch
Taylor Street
Mesdames
A. J. Taylor
Frank Spann
John Spann
Frank Huff
Dick Fowlkes
Roy Slay
E. L. Coggin
L Aquille Club Hosts Pleasant Tuesday Social
The L Aquille club and guests gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W. M. McCarty’s home 2900 Harrison Street for needlework and conversation. Dahlias brightened the rooms and Daisy Persons read aloud during the social hour before a chicken salad course. Special guests included Mrs. Daisy Persons Mrs. J. Ray Mrs. Burch Mrs. Gervis Taylor Mrs. R. B. Musick John Wise Elizabeth Nixson and Annie McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Aquille Club
W. M. McCarty
Harrison Street
Daisy Persons
Mesdames Daisy Persons
J. Ray, Burch
Gervis Taylor
R. B. Musick
John Wise
Elizabeth Nixson
Annie McDonald
Needle Club Entertained at Mrs Jackson Home
Needle club members gathered Tuesday afternoon at 1110 Harrison Street for a social sewing session hosted by Mrs. Claude D. Jackson and Mrs. L. G. Hollis. Pink verbinas and garden flowers enhanced the rooms as members chatted and sewed, followed by a plate luncheon served by the hostesses to a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Claude D. Jackson
Harrison Street
Jackson
L. G. Hollis
Round Dozen Club Hosts Mrs J O Willson At Home
Mrs I O Willson entertained the Round Dozen club at her home 1618 Pierce street on a Tuesday afternoon. Members enjoyed needlework and conversation in pleasant rooms filled with garden flowers and a two course luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Willson
Round Dozen
Pierce Street
Local Business Moves and Visits Across West Texas
E. Graham of Central Life Insurance is in Lubbock on business this week. Miss Jean Moore of Canyon spent the weekend in Amarillo with Mr. and Mrs. Lidia, and Frank Norfleet was in town Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Graham
The
Central Life Insurance Company
Lubbock
Jean Moore
Canyon
Amarillo
Lidia
Frank Norfleet
Renounce Titles to Be Real Americans
Baron and Baroness Francois DeLevay DeWolf renounce noble titles and swear allegiance to the United States. The baron, a grand nephew of Rhode Island senator LeBaron Colt, served as lieutenant in the Austrian army and earned five decorations. They live in Bristol Rhode Island and say they valued citizenship over titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Providence
R. 1
Francois DeLevay DeWolf
United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Rhode Island
America
Edith von Magyar
Budapest
Francis E. DeWolf
Bristol
DeWolf
F. D. DeWolf
Dallas Pastor to Preach Week at Amarillo Church
Dr. R. A. Scranton of Dallas state budget director of the Baptist church has arrived in Amarillo and will preach this evening and each evening through Sunday at Second Baptist church. He will assist in preparing the church budget for local and denominational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Scranton of
Dallas
Second Baptist Church
R. A. Scranton
The
Baptist Church
Amarillo
Gilliam Crump Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs John Windham Gilliam announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Estelle to Clyes Tr Crump of this city. The wedding is set for Thanksgiving Day. Crump is connected with Magnolia Petroleum company of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Windham Gilliam
Jackson Street
Marjorie Estelle
Clyes Tr. Crump
Crump
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Leachmans Return From Month Long City Tour
Mr and Mrs W J Leachman of 101 Pierce street have returned home after a month visiting New York City Washington D C St Louis Chicago and other points. The notice notes their trip included multiple east and midwest cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Leachman
Pierce Street
New York City
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Chicago
Ken
Leachmans Return From Galveston Trip Amid Panhandle Praise
Mr and Mrs Leachman sailed from Galveston to New York City and spent hours in St Louis amid storm devastation. He called the Panhandle area horrible yet hopeful noting a wonderful trip overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuecky
Mrs. Leachman
Galveston
New York City
St. Louis
Leachmans
Mr. Leachman
Panhandle
Panhandle Speech Arts Meet Tuesday Evening
The Panhandle Speech Arts association held its regular monthly session in the Women’s club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. Mrs Matton McChur- was noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Municipal Auditorium
Mies Matton McChur
The Marble Arch Play Postponed for New Members Joined
Kin, president, Mra, R. B. Masterson Jr. presided. With Mrs. Ted Pearson absent the play The Marble Arch was deferred to a later date. Mrs. D Howell and Mrs. L R Cloninger were welcomed as new members.
Australia tightens laws to protect native wildflowers
Australia enacts the Protection of Wild Flowers Act to ban carrying flowers on railway platforms and selling them in public places. Railway systems will block transport of listed flowers and Crown land rangers gain arrest powers to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Crown Land Rangers
Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark Sage and Sulphur Compound
Sage and Sulphur hair dye promises natural darkening with even color. A bottle sold for about 76 cents at drug stores and can be applied with a sponge to strands, fading gray in a few applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
L’ Aquille Club
Round Dozen Club
J. O. Willson
Hungary
Peter
Rae
Ockrell Inc
Toyland
Oll
Taylor
East
Lindy Land
Troy
Troy Laundry
Tyler ST
J. N. Vernon
W. St. St
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
Nate E Kennedy
Fox Drug Company
Ironton
Polk St
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