Have-A-Heart Club Hosts Halloween Party at Mrs. Cunningham’s
Have-A-Heart Bridge Club guests at 3714 Cheyenne Road enjoyed a Halloween themed afternoon with yellow dahlias, jack o lanterns, black cat portieres, and witches motifs. High and second high honors went to Mrs. R. B. Ready and Mrs. Hugo Loewenstern. special guests included several listed members and visitors.
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R. B. Ready
Hugo Loewenstern
W. J. Baley
Howard van Abel
G. B. Dorsey
W. P. McInjtosh
L. W. Timms
L. D. Hancock
Elmo Thompson
Earl van Dale
R. B
Quilting Novel Adorns Velveteen Sport Coat Finish
An Associated Press report notes quilting was used as a novel finish on a three quarter length velveteen sport coat observed in New York. The piece highlights craft influence in fashion, detailing technique and stylistic effect.
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Associated Press
Mrs Dick’s Velvet Beret Showcases Unusual Quilting Stick
Mrs William K Dick formerly Mrs John Jacob Astor wore a velvet beret trimmed with a quilting stick used along the edges as an accent. The accessory completed her costume, highlighting a rare textile detail in high society attire.
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William K. Dick
John Jacob Astor
Mrs. Dick
Delegates Chosen For Seventh District Convention
Mes. S. B. Fish and Mrs. J. W. Sanders were elected to represent the seventh district at the state Federated Women's Club convention in Houston in November. The Potter County Federation met at the Municipal Auditorium with Mrs. Fish presiding. The group heard scholarship and 4-H reports, pledged funds for needy causes, and discussed junior clubs and driver licensing.
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Mes
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Civic Welfare Committee
J. L. Scott
H. H. Latson
Amarillo
Dr. Latson
Darrell Jackson
J. C. Averett
Lamesa
Hallowe'en Party Favors for Pla-Mor Bridge Club at 907 Adams
A Halloween afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Henry Tyler at 907 Adams Street entertained the Pla-Mor Bridge Club. Yellow chrysanthemums and pumpkins, jack o lanterns, ghost salad, and black cat cakes set a spooky mood. Prizes went to Mrs. L. D. Lindsey and Mrs. Harry Hatcher. guests included Mrs. Brown Wilson and Mrs. E. W. es, with many club members listed as players.
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Pla-Mor Bridge Club
Henry Tyler
Adams Street
L. D. Lindsey
Harry Hatcher
Brown Wilson
E. W.es
W. §. Izzard
Bert Warner
W. P. Cooper
L. J. Lindsey
D. W. Brett
E. B. Howard
H. H. White
Roy Richey
Mansel Merriman
Pink and Green Seen in Party Appointments
Mrs. Reagan hosted the Lucky Day Bridge Club at 3902 Fountain Street on Tuesday afternoon. Pink and green decor featured pink asters in green bowls, with madonna table coverings and scorepads. High honors went to Mrs. W. H. Terry, with Mrs. J. J. Weirick second and Mrs. J. C. Heyser Consolation. Guests included Mrs. G. S. Ballard and Mrs. C. V. Rippey among others.
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Charles A. Reagan
Lucky Day Bridge Club
Fountain Street
W. H. Terry
J.J. Werrick
J. C. Heyser
C. S. Billard
G. S. Ballard
C. V. Rippey
H. D. Thompson
Joy Blackstock
Wilda Smith
Prize Winning Book Reviewed At Club Meet
The Junior Woman's Club met at Mrs. Chad Elliott's home 1311 Jefferson Street Tuesday afternoon to review Itty by Rachael Fields, the prize winning 1930 children's book. Mrs. Tolbert summarized the author's life and delivered an engaging review. Hostess provided a salad course as attendees included Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Bivins, Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Briscoe, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Tolbert, Mrs. Thlove, and the hostess.
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Rachael Fields
James R. Tolbert
Chad Elliott
Jefferson Street
Elliott
John G. Ballard
Albert Bivins
John K. Boyce
Jerry Briscoe
Bond Burgess
Cale W. Carson
John Cowan
Neal Hall
W. M. Moore
James Otis Thlove
Country Club To Have Dance in Amarillo Tonight
Members of the Amarillo Country Club will entertain with a dinner dance at the Country Club Saturday. Dinner will be served at six o'clock and dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. For dinner reservations call the Country Club by Friday.
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Amarillo Country Club
Country Club
Salt Lake City Friends Visit Here
Mr and Mrs D F Grizzle and Mrs Claude Biller of Salt Lake City are guests of Mrs Ida McCord at 2604 Lincoln Street and Mr and Mrs C W Biller at 1603 Taylor Street.
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Salt Lake City
Claude Biller
Homemaking speaker stresses balance of heart and home
Mrs. O. A. Blankenship, crowned best homemaker at the A and M short course, urged balancing physical needs with mental well being through reading music and recreation. She cited character building in children and community impact as paramount while noting that much business forced the afternoon program to be canceled. Attendees included numerous named ladies and Mrs. Douglas.
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Douglas
O. A. Blankenship
Short Course
A. Cushman
James O. Cade
Ruth S. Ward
Walter Sikes
J. E. Griggs
W. M. McCarty
A. W. Owen
S. F. Sullenberger
Terry Thompson
J. L. Scott
BE. F. Hall
Porter Underwood
J. J. Crume
C. B. Reeder
Pella Phipps
Mary Sitton
Central Junior High P. T. A. Honors Teachers at Reception
Central Junior High School P T A hosted a large reception Tuesday evening in the school auditorium honoring teachers and officers. Elizabeth Nixson spoke, band and Boys Glee Club performances delighted guests, and Supt. W A McIntosh discussed education’s broadened scope with a focus on new subjects like homemaking economics and manual training.
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Central Junior High School
P.T. A
Elsbeth Nixson
P. BE. Harlan
Georgia Holtzclaw
Wayne Middleton
A. R. Miner
E. E. Murrell
F. A. Sauer
Esther Shriber
B. Thompson
Robert Wilson
Wendene
W. A. McIntosh
B P W Club Hears Finish Of Club Story
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Rose Room Amarillo Hotel for a dinner meeting. The Glee Club performed peppy songs and the ninth chapter of Carol was read by Mrs. Jack Eldridge. About 200 members and guests attended with several new initiates and travel anecdotes from Mrs. Alice Hubbell. An informal social followed.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Alice Hubbell
Newport
Rhode Island
Glee Club
Jack Eldridge
Ruth Blackburn
Elizabeth Herring
W. R. Pumphrey
P. H. Buthker
M. H. Hardin
Velda Bangs
Mallie Adell Sebits
Jean Vetesk
Jane Hall
Cora Astell
E. M. Peckham
Ruth Palmer
Leora Elder
Jennie Riley
Alma Richardson
Georgia Kirkman
Ruth Griffin
Bessie M. Landis
Martha Perkins
Blanche Davidson
Antoinette Schoenhoven
Lita Witt
Elizabeth Blackburn
Violette Beach
Irma Griggs
Inez Drake
Fay Gordon
Lola Ward
Carrie Downing
Frankie Gober
Dena Hill
Mary Scott
Katherine Metcalf
Daisy Pennock
Ola Boyles
Cleo Bradley
Ruby Workman
Distinctive Coffees Promised to Share Rare Flavor
A dealer touts famous coffees as superior in quality and richness unlike any other region. Experts concede the tangy, mellow body cannot be matched worldwide. Nature removes harsh oils to preserve pure flavor. Try today for a real change and see the difference.
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Central America
First Lady Wears Brown Crepe Suit and Garden Party Dress
Mrs. Herbert Hoover wore a brown crepe ensemble at a luncheon with a lace trim and a wide brim brown straw hat. As White House hostess she appeared in a rose and black flowered chiffon outfit with a velvet trimmed black picture hat at a garden party.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
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