Tomorrow's Social Calendar Highlighted By Local Ladies
Mesdames Brantley Culpepper Goode Vaughn Baker Billie Baker and Mesdames Jimmy Farwell Jack Farwell Van Pelt Sayre Platt and Bryan Weatherby compose the social roster for tomorrow's community events.
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Mesdames Brantley
Culpepper
Goode
Vaughn Baker
Billie Baker
Jimmy Farwell
Jack Farwell
van Pelt
Sayre
Platt
Bryan Weatherby
Mrs Teas Hosts Thursday Needle Club Gathering
Mrs R M Teas entertained the Thursday Needle Club and guests at her home 3501 Harrison Street. Halloween decorations and games filled the afternoon with a salad course closing the event. Special guests included Mesdames Clay Thompson Dawson and B F Hearne.
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Mrs. Teas
R. M. Teas
Harrison Street
Hallowe'en
Mesdames Clay Thompson
Dawson
B. F. Hearne
Rehearsals for Tom Thumb Wedding Announced
Rehearsals for the Tom Thumb wedding at First Baptist church begin this evening at 7 o clock and continue Monday at 7 with a full dress rehearsal. All children with their mothers are asked to attend all sessions.
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First Baptist Church
Mrs Elledge Hosts Miss-A-Week Bridge Club
Mrs Willis Elledge entertained the Miss-A-Week bridge club this week at her home. After a pleasant afternoon of bridge, Mrs Culpepper won the high score prize. Mrs Billie Baker earned the second high prize and Mrs Van Pelt received the guest high prize. A refreshment course followed.
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Willis Elledge
Hallowe'en
Culpepper
Billie Baker
van Pelt
St Andrew's Woman's Auxiliary Hosts Annual Japanese Tea
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrews Episcopal church hosts its annual Japanese tea on Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 at Mrs J W Whittle's home 1500 Harrison street. Japanese articles will be displayed for sale during the event.
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St. Andrew’s
Bonita Chapter Sets 25th Anniversary OES Event
The Bonita chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star marks its 25th anniversary and Robert Morris birthday with an 8 o'clock Saturday party at the Masonic Temple. Khiva Chanters open the program, then Agnes Smith reads, a one act play Sister Masons is performed, Esther Clapton closes with a reading. Mrs Wash George presents a brief history and a poem Remember before refreshments. All Eastern Star members and families are invited.
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Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Robert Morris
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Khiva
Agnes Smith
Esther Clapton
Wash George
Woodman Circle To Meet Tonight For Officer Installment
The Woodman circle holds a regular meeting at 7:30 this evening at the W O W Hall to install officers. All members and degree teams are invited. Miss Sallie Burkett of Louisville Kentucky is the guest of Mr and Mrs G T Oliver 1612 Polk street for a few days.
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Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
First Baptist Hallowe'en Party At Home And Wiener Roast
The Amoma class of the First Baptist church hosts a Hallowe en party at 8 tonight at Mrs Perry C Burke 2504 Harrison St All members invited Junior Union No 4 also plans a Hallowe en party and wiener roast at Sorenson s Cars depart from the church at 6 this evening Miss Ruth Butler leads the program.
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Amoma
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Perry C. Burke
Harrison Street
Junior Union
Hallowe’en
Sorenson's
Ruth Butler
Amaryllis Club Hosts Halloween Bridge Tea
Mrs. T L Hilliard hosted the Amaryllis club at 150 West Second Street Roberts Place with Halloween colors and emblems on tables for bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Bryan Weatherby Mrs. Carl Sullivan Mrs. W W Stovall and Mrs A E Womble. Luncheon followed. Also announced rummage sale by West Amarillo Christian church circles one two three at 121 East Fifth Street all day Saturday opening 8 30.
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Amaryllis Club
T. L. Hilliard
Weat Second Street
Roberts Place
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Bryan Weatherby
Carl Sullivan
W. W. Stovall
A. E. Womble
Mesdames Lovack
Gilvin
Davis
Weatherby
Stovall
Holland
Ward
Williams
Trimble
Barry
Walliss
Womble
Manley
Cadwallader
Amarillo
Glenwood Social At Glenwood Baptist Church Tonight
A weekly social at the Glenwood Baptist church will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. The event features piano and violin numbers and addresses of interest to parents and teachers. All are welcome.
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Glenwood Baptist Church
New MELLO GLO French Process Face Powder
The ad promotes MELLO GLO a new French process face powder claiming long wear and shine reduction. It emphasizes skin color and lasting finish as a solution for users dissatisfied with their current powder.
Good Back In Prison After Daring Break
Milt Good who helped Ross escape the Seminole cattle inspectors slaying is recaptured in Huntsville along with Charles Frazier and Royal W. Wright after a wall tunnel escape. Two others, W. M. Smith and Jesus Gonzales, are rounded up near Harmon Creek. Ross remains at large. Marshall Shaw heads to Dallas for vacation and fair. Bob Brown plans quail trip to Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Milt Good
Tom Ross
Seminole
N. L. Speer
Good
Charles Frazier
Dallas
College concert features Porter and student performers
Mrs. W. B. Porter, winner of first place for women in the Atwater Kent radio audition, sings this evening at eight o'clock on WDAG. The program includes violin, piano, and voice numbers by advanced college pupils.
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WDAG
W. B. Porter
Atwater Kent
Must Dress Up Show Girls or Go to Jail Edict
New York district attorney Banton warned Broadway theaters to dress up show girls and tame language or face jail. He said the police could escort naked performers to night court so judges can see what audiences view.
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Associated Press
New York
Broadway
Banton
Rifle Club to Name Officers Tonight in Amarillo
Amarillo Rifle and Pistol club will elect officers at 8 o'clock tonight in the county courthouse. W B Moyers serves as temporary chairman and will preside until the first president is chosen. The club plans its first shoot next week and will hear a committee report on range selection.
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Amarillo
SCARES PONY LOSES JOB FOR AIRPLANE PILOT STUNT
Washington October 14 Stewart Reiss an airplane pilot was dismissed by Potomac flying service after a low swoop to scare a wandering pony at Hoover flying field killed the animal. Employer Henry Berliner said the stunt endangered both life and airplane. Mrs Walter Glovier of Wildorado recovering from surgery is expected to return home soon.
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United Press
Washington
Stewart Reiss
Potomac Flying Service
Hoover Flying Field
Henry Berliner
Reiss
Walter Glovier
Wildorado
Tl. Rietman
Slayer Gets Last Minute Death Stay
A last minute reprieve likely saved the life of A. V. Milliken of San Antonio who was sentenced to the electric chair for the death of Mrs. Virginia Petty. Governor Dan Moody granted the reprieve to test Milliken's sanity, according to prison authorities, at Huntsville Texas.
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United Pieces
Huntsville
Tex
A. V. Milliken
San Antonio
Virginia Petty
Dan Moody
Milkie
President Coolidge Returns to Washington After Pittsburgh Trip
President Coolidge’s special train arrived in Washington from Pittsburgh just before 1 a m and he went to the White House for breakfast. The trip was made without incident. Mrs. Robert Farmer’s mother, from Clovis, is visiting here this week.
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Nited
Washington
Robert Farmer
Clovis
Dempsey Returns to Welcome Home in Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey arrives to a hero’s welcome in his hometown with 10,000 fans, a band, and civic leaders praising him after viewing fight pictures and the famous seventh round. He denies reports of dissolving his lawsuit with Jack Kearns and resuming their old partnership. Mrs. Josephine Collins visits Dallas as a guest of Mrs. J. B. Coe at 2203 Polk Street.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Josephine Collins
Dallas Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. B. Coe
Polk Street
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