Recent Bride Is Complimented at Surprise Party
Mrs. Marvin Crawford formerly Miss Rosa Lee Harling was honored with a Monday housewarming at 3619 Fountain. Hostesses Miss Ann Schooler and Mrs. Dempsey Winn planned bridge, a bridal motif, and gifts for guests. Guests included Miss Louise Blount, Miss Frances Munn, Miss Ailene Welchel, Miss Ailene Tucker, and many others.
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Marvin Crawford
Rosa Lee Harling
Crawford
Louise Blount
Frances Munn
Ailene Welchel
Ailene Tucker
Ann Schooler
Adra Lamons
Dorothy Wagerle
Reta Lamons
Tinah York
la Uns Willis
Betty Ferring
Charles Underwood
DeWitt Leachman
Paul Jones
Elmer J. Scott
Vernon Hickerson
Bill Jones
Alva Lee Posey
B. £. Tyler, Jr
Dempsey A. Winn
Lucky Ladies Club Hosts Mrs. C. R. Smith at 1021 Travis
Mrs Clarence R Smith entertained the Lucky Ladies Club Wednesday afternoon at her home 1021 Travis Street. Autumn decor graced the rooms while bridge results named Mrs Arthur Huff high for members and Mrs Virgil Reager high guest. Guests included Mrs Bernice P Whittington and others. next meeting set for Mrs Earl Irwin at 1306 Rosemont.
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Clarence R. Smith
Lucky Ladies Club
Travis Street
Arthur Huff
Virgil Reager
Goldsmith Davis
Bernice P Whittington
R. D. Drinkwater
Herbert Darnell, Jr
Nell Dunn
C. W.cCarder
John Vestek, Jr
Leonard L. Tims
Johnnie SB. Archer
Earl Irwin
Rosemont
Legion Auxiliary Program at Johnson Street School
An Americanization program by the American Legion Auxiliary was presented to Johnson Street School by Mrs. J. O. Cade on Tuesday afternoon. The Legion offers a prize to the school with the most pupils learning the American Creed. Principal L. Timmons endorsed the plan and announced all students would be required to learn the creed as part of their coursework.
P. T. A. To Sponsor Bridge Tournament
The Alice Landergin Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a bridge tournament at the Capitol Hotel Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Prizes will be awarded at each table and punch will be served. Those planning to attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs J A McCaul 4740 Mrs Hoyt Houck 6175 or Mrs Seth R Steele 20878.
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Alice
Euzelian Class Banquet Plans Installations at Amarillo Hotel
The Euzelian Class of the First Baptist Church will host its annual banquet to install new officers Friday at 6 30 PM at the Amarillo Hotel. Reservations are requested by calling Mrs S R Read at 5714.
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Euzelian
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Hotel
S. R. Read
Evening meetings listed for several clubs tonight
Roycroft Junto Club meets at Capitol Hotel at 7 30 o clock University Guild gathers at Herring Hotel Lecture Room at 7 30 Unity Study Club meets in Green Building Room No 9 at 8 What Are You and Prosperity Silence Public invited Queen Esther Club hosts Mrs R A Campbell 904 Jefferson with Mrs W A Christian assisting at 8 Guy V Henry Jr Camp US Spanish War Veterans hosts a weiner roast at 1901 North East Eighth Avenue with Mr and Mrs C E McPherson at 8
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Roycroft Junto Club
Capitol Hotel
Unity Study Club
Green Building
Queen Esther Club
R. A. Campbell
Jefferson Street
W. A. Christian
Guy V. Henry, Jr
United Spanish War
C. E. McPherson
North East
Eighth Avenue
Open Forum Club Entertained By Mrs Foraker
The Open Forum Club met at Mrs. Gertrude Foraker's home at 501 Bellview Street on Tuesday evening for an engaging program. Discussions covered current events, the cotton situation, and a review of the New Russian Primer. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bessie Landis's home, 2028 Ong Street, October 20 at 7 45 p.m. Attendees included Mrs. Eline W. King Dr. Nan Gilkerson Dr. Evelyn G. Powers and many others.
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Open Forum
Gertrude Foraker
Bellview Street
Bessie Landis
Ong Street
Eline W. King
Nan Gilkerson
Evelyn G. Powers
Gladys Davis
Lillian Woodson
Katherine Metcalf
Grace Foreman
Velda Bangs
Cleo Bradley
Bessie M. Landis
Mary Elizabeth Evans
Eunice Castleman
Elizabeth Booth
Ola Boyles
Minnie Morgan
Mary Sitton
Margie Lyon
Panhandle
Emma Ogle
Bertie Warren
Agnes Branson
Grace Webster
Grace A. Rich
Ida Gail Taylor
Antoinette Schoenhoven
Mary Alice Scott
Frankie Gober
Friday meetings list for local clubs and groups
Friday schedules show multiple clubs meeting at various addresses including River Road PTA at 8 00, Travel Study Club at 3 00 hosted by Mrs Floyd V Studer 2416 Washington St, Needle Club 2 45 hosted by Mrs C E Blue 1116 Crest Dr, Sonegy Home Demonstration Club 2 30 hosted by Mrs Cy Patton, Friendly Needle Club 2 30 hosted by Mrs W B Overcash 700 Cleveland St, Child Study Club 3 00 hosted by Mrs G M Hailey 2218 Washington St with Mrs W R Duke assisting, Green Building Lessons in Truth 2 30, Red Carnation No 345 Odd Fellows Hall 2 00, Eurelian Class First Baptist Church annual banquet Amarillo Hotel 6 30, Blue Bonnet Needle Club 2 30 hosted by Mrs G Laing 606 Fairmont St, Woodman Circle Poplar Grove No 171 W O W Hall 7 30.
Red Carnation Lodge To Meet Friday
The regular business meeting of Red Carnation Lodge No 345 is set for Friday at 2 o clock in the Odd Fellows Hall. Members are urged to attend.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Home Demonstration Club Meets At River Road There
River Road Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. T B Atkins home with Mrs W J Patton presiding. Miss Mary Sitton led the lesson on School Lunches and proper diet for children. Members and guests noted balanced menus and sanitary lunch containers.
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River Road Home Demonstration Club
T. B. Atkins
W. J. Patton
J. B. Diggs
Potter Council
Tri- State
R. I. Killough
River Road
Bob J. Johnson
Potter County Federated Women's Clubs
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Miss Sitton
W. J. Atkins
Canyon
Loraine Stillings
R. W. Tatcliff
H. M. Butts
A. J. Crow
W. D. DeGrassi
W. J. Fulton
H. H. Green
E. F. Hall
W. R. Harper
M. B. Mobberly
8. G. Wiseman
J. W. Fulton
A A W Luncheon Planned by Local Women
The American Association of University Women will host a Saturday luncheon at noon in the Parish House of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Reservations should be sent to Mrs. Jack Collins. Congressman Marvin Jones will speak on "The Economic Situation" as the feature of the event. All members are urged to attend.
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American Association of University Women
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Jack Collins
Marvin Jones
Frocks Adont Jabots of Lace
In Paris fashion notes the lace jabot returns on women's frocks echoing Louis XIV styles. Black faille dresses in fall collections feature high collars and cream lace jabots with bright ribbon bows at the throat.
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Paris
Hillcrest Club Plans Bridge Party
Hillcrest Country and Golf Club invites members to a bridge party at the club house Monday at 8 pm. Attendees should call hostesses Mrs. Elliott Hatch at 8925 or Mrs. W E Eldridge at 9950 for reservations by noon Monday.
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Hillcrest Country and Golf Club
Elliott Hatch
W. E. Eldridge
Bide a Wee Club Meets at Mrs Blue Home
Mrs C E Blue will host the Bide A Wee Club at her residence 1116 Hillcrest Drive Friday after noon at 2 45 o clock.
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C. E. Blue
Hillcrest Drive
Blue Bonnet Club Set to Gather Friday
Mrs G Laing will host the Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 606 Fairmont Street Friday at 2 30 PM. Members are invited for needlework and social time in a cordial setting.
Twin Baby Girls Have Two Pairs Of Twin Aunts
Black haired brown eyed newborn girls are three days old and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rountree of 3800 Taylor Street Amarillo. They are the fourth set of twins born at St. Anthony's this year with twin aunts on both sides ready to help raise them.
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John B. Rountree
Taylor Street
St. Anthony's
Mrs. Rountree
Mr. Rountree
Needle Work Guild To Meet Saturday At Herring Hotel
The Needle Work Guild of America gathers Saturday in the Crystal ballroom at the Herring Hotel with garment drop off from 10:00 to 1:00 and a public display from 3:00 to 5:00. Members should donate two new articles of clothing. Mrs J M O'Brien and assistants receive items. The Guild supports charities and the Amario High School Thrift Room.
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Needle Work Guild
Herring Hotel
Needlework Guild of America
Crystal Ballroom
J. M. O'Brien
Needlework Guild
Amarillo High School
Rose Bowl Tea Room Announces Menu Luncheon
The Rose Bowl Tea Room announces a Friday luncheon featuring hot barbecued chicken hot potato salad cranberry sauce hot rolls tea coffee and milk chocolate ice cream and cake Reservations should be submitted early as possible.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Jaunty Soldier Cap Goes Collegiate on Campus
A lighthearted note reports the overseas doughboy cap influencing college fashion with narrow folded caps worn tilted over one eyebrow. The piece also mentions Miss Clara Johnson Miss Edna Weatherly and visitor Miss Bertha Sasser visiting Well ington with plans to stay three weeks.
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New York
Bertha Sasser
Clara Johnson
Edna Weatherly
Wellington
Travel Tweeds Hint Cooler Days
New York reports brown silk travel tweed rising in popularity for early fall. A stylish model features two tone beige and brown with brown ornaments on cuffs and revers that fold back to reveal a cream vestee trimmed in brown.
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New York
Panhandle Osteopathic Society Holds Session
The Panhandle Osteopathic Society met Wednesday night in the Oliver Eakle building offices of Drs. Harris Gants and Chandler. Papers were read by Dr. Chandler and Dr. Mann. Dr. Callison and Dr. Seyd also contributed comments.
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Panhandle Osteopathic Society
The
Drs. M. B. Harris
Frank Gants
J. H. Chandler
Oliver Eakle
E. H. Mann
GC. P. Callison
W. A. Seyd
New Face Powder MELLO GLO Promises Smooth Skin
An ad touts MELLO GLO powder as smooth and natural looking with a new French process for longer wear. It claims government approved coloring that blends with any complexion, no shine, no irritation, and pore minimization, available at City Drug Stores.
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United States
Meeting guests and afterglow at Mann residence
Pampa and Morse area attendees including Mr and Mrs L. J. Ler and Dr H W Se christ gathered for a meeting. Afterward members and their spouses enjoyed hospitality at Dr E H Mann’s home at 310 Kentucky Street.
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E. H. Mann
Kentucky Street
Courthouse Records Warrantay Deeds Listed for Ridgemere and Morningside
Warrantay deeds show Fannie B Rhoderick transferring lot 12 block 5 Ridge mere to Mary Lyons et al for 425 dollars. Coe and Parks Lumber Co transfers lot 27 block 3 Morningside to L F Bechtold for 700 dollars. Louis F Bechtold and others transfer lot 21 block 7 Ridge mere to Coe and Parks Lumber Co for 200 dollars. Mrs Lena Green transfers to A K Green.
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Fannie B. Rhoderick
Mary Lyons
Ridgemere
Coe & Parks Lbr. Co
L. F. Bechtold
Morningside
Louis F. Bechtold
Lena Green
A. K. Green
Property and vehicle listings for Plains area auction
The notice lists multiple parcels in Lee Green Addn to Ama and Original Town lots across blocks 4 5 6 9 10, with a $19 valuation, along with car registrations linked to Mrs J W Hardin and Canadian River Gas Co Harman Motor Co and multiple vehicle brands including Pontiac Buick and Chevrolet. Address details include H Loft 1309 Monroe St and Frost Motor Co Bivins Bldg.
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Inc
Lee Green Addn
Ama
J. W. Hardin
Canadian River Gas Co
Harman Motor Co
Pontiac
H. Loft
Monroe Street
Plains Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
J. L. Bivins
Bivins Bldg
Frost Motor Co
Buick
Panhandle church runs 200 acre farm to meet debts
A Panhandle church operates a 200 acre farm to fulfill its financial obligations. The farm serves to raise funds and reduce the church indebtedness, aligning with its stewardship goals and community outreach.
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Panhandle
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Legion Auxiliary
Johnson School
Lumbago
Ben
University Guild
Herring
Open Forum Club
Foraker
Parent-Teacher Association
Travel Study Club
Floyd V. Studer
Washington Street
Needle Club
Crest Drive
Sonegy Home Demonstration Club
Cy Patton
Friendly Needle Club
W. B. Overcash
Cleveland Street
Child Study Club
G. M. Hailey
W. R. Duke
Eurelian
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Woodman Circle
Poplar Grove
U.S.A
Fos
Burgoer Catara
Hillcrest Club
Carter
C. M. Ca
Blue Bonnet Club
Ra Dandruff
Pam A
Wren
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
U.S. A
Courthouse Records
California
Rintin
Amarillo Printing Co
Gordon
Deng
G. M. Gordon Drug Company
Dallas
Texas
Baby
U.S
Bradfield Co
Atlanta, Ga
Daily News Ani Globe
Amarillo
Daily News and Globe
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