Josephine Townsend Weds Gilmore Nunn in Amarillo Church
Josephine Morrow Townsend became the bride of Gilmore Nunnelley Nunn at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Amarillo. Bishops Seaman and Foster presided with Dr. G. L. Yates offering felicity. The couple plans an extended honeymoon to Roanoke, Lexington, Washington, and New York before returning to Roswell, N. M. for the groom's newspaper post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Morrow Townsend
Gilmore Nunnelley Nunn
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
E. Cecil Seaman
Frederick A. Foster
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
John Josey
Schubert
Guy d’Hardelot
Lohengrin
R. B. Newcomb
University of Texas
Horace Hamlet Gooch
Colorado Springs
Colo
Horace Johannon Gooch
Amarillo
Henry Curtis
Murrell Neely
Simon Lumpkin
Betsy Lee Thomason
Georgetown
Miss Townsend
R. E. Townsend
Seaman
Episcopal Church
Yates
Josey
Liszt
New York
S. S. Dixie
New Orleans
Roswell
N. M
Tri W Club Entertained by Miss F Chance
The Tri W Club enjoyed a luncheon at Miss Francis Chance's home 1813 Fillmore Street with red and white club colors and fall flowers. Four pledges Miss Willie Mae Nunn Miss Wilora Ivy Miss Annabell Cage and Miss Margaret Tobert joined during the meeting alongside members Miss Mary Walker Miss La Juanah Wilson Miss Peggy Wingo Miss Elizabeth Glenn and Miss Wanda McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Chance
Fillmore Street
Chance
Willie Mae Nunn
Wilora Ivy
Annabell Cage
Margaret Tobert
Mary Walker
la Juanah Wilson
Peggy Wingo
Elizabeth Glenn
Wanda McClure
McKinley P T A Showcases Varied Program
The McKinley Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the school featured tap dance by Pauline Betty, piano solo Maurine Waller, vocal solo Maurette Brown, talks on hy hypertension and health education in home and school by Dr. E P Miller, and a session led by school nurse Mrs. Ruby Gordon. Prizes for most mothers present went to Mrs. George K Salmon and Mrs. Ruth Hasley as about 200 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Pauline Betty
Maurine Waller
Maurette Brown
E. P. Miller
Ruby Gordon
George K. Salmon
Ruth Hasley
Bid A Bit Club Spook Party At Mrs O Brien Home
Mrs Max O'Brien entertained the Bid A Bit Club at her home 1617 Jackson Street on Tuesday afternoon. Halloween decor including black cat centerpieces and orange and black candles created a spooky atmosphere while bridge games unfolded on black cloth tables. Prizes went to Nobles R Fowlkes E H Mann and Paul Kidwell as high winners with guests and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O’brien
Jackson Street
Nobles R. Fowlkes
E. H. Mann
Paul Kidwell
Harry Holland
Baby Funk
D. B. Baker
Noble R. Fowlkes
Franz Dyche
Tommie Reyman
W. W. Sharp
R.D. McKim
Sidney Bridgeman
Fred Richards
Max O'Brien
Have-a-Heart Club Entertained by Mrs H C Adams
Have-a-Heart Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at 2610 Ong Street with a bridge party hosted by Mrs H C Adams. Mrs Earl Vandale won high score among guests including Mrs Hugo Loewen stern, Mrs George Mager, Mrs R N Ready, Mrs P L Bottoms, Mrs Harry P Neuhardt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Adams
Ong Street
Earl Vandale
Hugo Loewenstern
George Mager
R. N. Ready
P. L. Bottoms
Harry P. Neuhardt
A. H. Henneman
H. Cc. Adams
Trick Feathers Adapt Hat to Many Dresses
New York reports adjustable feather decorations on hats allow a single black tricorn to match multiple outfits. Hats feature five or six colored feather novelties attached by snap fastenings for quick changes.
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New York
New Fall Collars Recall Clothes Of School Days
London reports Buster Brown collars return in fall frocks. Wool and silk crepe models feature rounded white or beige collars that fit closely at the shoulders, evoking school days attire.
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London
Buster
Local Club Meetings Schedule An Evening List
Thursday evening features multiple club gatherings across city venues including Vicene s Club at 2111 Tyler Street at 2 30, Fidelis Class at First Baptist Church at 12, Athenaeum Club in Herring Hotel at 3, Queen Esther Club at 904 Jefferson Street at 8, Sandie Mothers Club at High School Room 200 at 3 15, Roycroft Junto at Capitol Hotel at 7 30, University Guild in Herring Hotel Lecture Room at 7 30, Unity Study Club in Green Building Room 9 at 3 with talks What Are You and Prosperity Silence, Public invited. Progressive Teachers Association led by Miss Mabel Rowan at 1000 Harrison Street at 9 30, Brotherhood of American Yeomen program at O F Hall at 8, Travel Study Club with Mrs. Floyd V Studer at 2416 Washington Street at 3.
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Unity Study Club
Green Building
River Road P T A Plans Good Program
The River Road Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school Friday at 8 pm. Dr C A Pierle of W T A T C will present an illustrated lecture on The Brown Tooth Stain and Dr E M Primer of Amarillo will discuss Dyphtheria. All members and patrons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
C. A. Pierle
Progressive Series Association Meeting Delivers Schumann and Brahms Programs
The Progressive Series Association will meet at Miss Mabel Rowan’s home at 1000 Harrison Street Thursday at 9 30 AM. The program includes a discussion on The Life and Works of Robert Schumann, a paper on Brahms by Mrs G C McDaniel, a talk on Paderewski by Mrs E H Powell, and a Schumann song performance by Mrs George Williams.
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Progressive Series Teachers Association
Mabel Rowan
Harrison Street
Robert Schumann
G. C. McDaniel
Brahms
E. H Powell
Paderewski
George 8
Spanish War Vets To Entertain At Weiner Roast
The Guy V. Henry Jr. Camp of the United Spanish War Veterans will host a weiner roast at the home of Mr and Mrs E McPherson located at 1901 Northeast Eighth Avenue on Thursday at 8 o'clock. Members and their families are invited to attend.
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Guy V. Henry, Jr
United Spanish War Veterans
Dc. E. McPherson
Northeast
Eighth Avenue
Ostrich Fans Reemerge In Compact Form
Paris reports ostrich fans regain popularity in the prewar era with a smaller eight inch wide design. The new fans feature elongated fronds and a refined gesture while wielded.
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Paris
Travel Study Club To Meet Thursday
The Travel Study Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Floyd V. Studer at 2316 Washington Street on Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock. Members are asked to bring a plate of sweets for the community.
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Floyd V. Studer
Washington Street
K of C Plans First Benefit Dance Tonight
The Knights of Columbus local council hosts a benefit dance at the Nat tonight from 9 to 12 with music by the Nat orchestra. Mrs H E Biggers of Lubbock, formerly Amarillo, visits Mrs Frank Inman and Mrs T Gordon Inman.
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the Knights of Columbus
Nat
H. E. Biggers
Lubbock
Amarillo
Frank Inman
T. Gordon Inman
Amarillo Election Aims to Issue Funding and Refunding Bonds
Amarillo City votes on two bond propositions funding 461000 and refunding 403000 to redeem warrants and older bonds. The measure set for November 10, 1931, details precincts and voter eligibility for property taxpayers and outlines ballot forms.
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City Commission
Amarillo
Amarillo National Bank
Texas
City of
Tenth Avenue
Ft. Worth
Denver Railway Company
East
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railway Company
Central Fire Station
Fourth Street
Sixteenth Street
Lmits
Ft. Worth & Denver Railway Company
Ft. Worth and Denver Railway Company
Buchanan Street
Ft. Worth and
Denver City Railway Company
San Jacinto
J. D. Cazzell
Lay plans for teachers’ meeting entertainment
Lay further plans for entertaining the 5 000 or more delegates to the teachers’ meet as preparations continue. Officials hope to provide a program that keeps attendees engaged and informed during sessions.
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The
Teachers Association Meeting Set In Amarillo
A committee meeting at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms will discuss plans for the State Teachers Association convention in Amarillo the last week in November. Attendees include Dr J A Hill West Texas State Teachers College Canyon W A McIntosh Amarillo public schools B E Masters Amarillo College and other local school officials.
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Nual
State Teachers Association
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
W. A. McIntosh
B. E. Masters
Amarillo College
C. M. Rogers
Annie L. McDonald
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Josephine Townsend
Gilmore Nunn
Rollo E. Townsend
Hayden Street
Amarillo High School
University of Illinois
J. Lindsay Nunn
Washington and Lee
Chas R. Thompson
Lexington
Burton Prewitt
Mount Sterling
Nell Thomason
Jo Lindsay
Haskell County
Tri-W Club
H.C. Adams
Vicenes Club
Roy Snodgrass
Tyler Street
Fidelis
Athenaeum Club
Herring Hotel
Queen Esther Club
R. A. Campbell
Jefferson Street
W. A. Christian
Sandie Mothers’ Club
Roycroft Junto Club
Capitol Hotel
University Guild
Herring
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Travel Study Club
Progressive Series Association
State OF Texas
Potter
Leverne Calhoun
Wadsiaeaveomers
R. B. Musick
W. D. DeGrasse
John Trolinger
A. W. Buron
A. Peterson
E. L. Richardson
May Placey
Helena N. Smith
J. G. Colby
John K. Boyce
D. M. Packard
State of
Ernest O. Thompson
Underwood, Johnson, Dooley & Simpson
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Arhanene
Oliver Bakle
Ventura Smith
L. Z. Timmons
E. L. Hunter
O. V. Vernon
Dublin
Georgiana
F Hocks
Chile
Poston
Complete Woman's Dept. Store
Polk
Dial
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