Men Judge Styles Says Paris Couturier Lelong
Paris couturier Lucien Lelong argues men can better judge fashion than women when it comes to becomingness and Empress Eugenie revival. He predicts bold color trends, price cuts by Paris houses, and a new end of the day or speakeasy dress style for urban women.
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NEA
New York
ABC
Farbelows
Lucien Lelong
Paris Couturier
Eugenie
Mr. Lelong
Paris
le- Jong
Empress Eugenie
Cat eye color echoes Mona Lisa legend in Wisconsin
Mrs Haddon's cat in Poynette Wisconsin reportedly has eyes matching the famous Leonardo da Vinci tale. The cat's right eye is sapphire blue and the left is topaz yellow, mirroring Dmitri Merskowski's account of Mona Lisa's pet.
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Poynette
Wis
U.P
Ie Haddon
Leonardo da Vinci
Mona Lisa
Autopsy Pending in Borger Couple Deaths
Physicians await autopsy results for Mrs. Mary E. Alspach 56 and her husband A B Alspach 61 Prairie Oil and Gas official at Borger. Both died in a local hospital after reportedly consuming improperly sterilized beet greens that were home canned. The pair had lived in Borger since 1927.
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Mary E. Alspach
A. B. Alspach
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Borger
Warren
Ind
Feed Jobless and Hungry Motto of Police Chief
Amarillo police chief W R McDowell urges crime prevention through relief. He cites hundreds of unemployed men seeking food and shelter, noting that feeding the hungry reduces theft and police expenses, aided by the Community Chest funding.
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W. R. McDowell
Amarillo
Parents Duties Discussed At River Road Club Meeting
The River Road Home Demonstration Club held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Wyatt 1900 Jefferson Street with Mrs. W Fulton as hostess. Officers were elected including Mrs. J B Diggs president and Mrs. W D DeGrassi Jr vice president. The program on Parents Duties featured talks by Mrs. S E Fish and Mrs. M B Mobberly followed by a round table on ideal parenting and what children should do for themselves. Tea followed with several special guests attending.
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River Road
Earl Wyatt
Jefferson Street
W. Fulton
T. M. O'Neil
Miss O Ferrall Hosts Wild and Woolly Bridge Party
Miss Elaine O Ferrall entertained at 2217 Tyler Street with a wild and woolly bridge party. Tables named for cowboys and dance hall queens carried such titles as Golden Nuggets Frozen Dog and Rattle Snake. High scores went to Miss Jewel Jamison and Mrs Bill Johnson amid a guest list including Erin Campbell Cleo West Grace Browning Helen Murphy Sue Bradley Ann O Ferral Maurine Nespit L Daniels and Jim Payne.
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Elaine O'Ferrall
Tyler Street
Jewel Jamison
Bill Johnson
Erin Campbell
Cleo West
Grace Browning
Helen Murphy
Sue Bradley
Ann O’ferral
Maurine Nespitt
L. Daniels
Jim Payne
Elaine O'Ferral
Amoma Class Hosts Halloween Party at Warren Home
The Amoma Sunday School group celebrated a Halloween themed event at Mrs. Frank Warren's home on 1714 Jackson Street Tuesday evening. Activities included Halloween games and contests organized by Mrs. R. C. Young and Mrs. Steve Hayden along with readings by Mrs. Harry Holland and Scotch songs by Fred Douglas.
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Amoma
Frank Warren
Jackson Street
R. C. Young
Steve Hayden
Harry Holland
Fred Douglas
Steven Hayden
Bert
H. G. Maxfield
Gene Storr
San Jacinto P T A to Compliment Teachers
A reception honoring the teachers of San Jacinto School is set for this evening at 8 o clock in the school building. Executive officers of the Parent Teacher Association and room mothers will be hostesses. After a short program a social hour will follow in the cafeteria. Fathers and new members are especially invited. Mrs Davis has guests Mrs Goldsmith Davis of 1621 A ing Street hosts Mrs Henry Fletcher and Mrs Bradley Howard of Childress.
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San Jacinto School
Parent-Teacher Association
Davis
Goldsmith Davis
Aing Street
Henry Fletcher
Bradley Howard
Childress
Halloween Social and School Events Tonight
Circle No 1 of West Amarillo Christian Church hosts a 8 o'clock Halloween party at Mrs S A Woody 2506 West Fourth Avenue. San Jacinto P T A reception at the school building 8 to 9 30. Patron's Club in honor of faculty and board of education at Mr and Mrs Walter Irvin 9120 Hughes Street 8 to 10. Art exhibit at McKinley School 7 39 sponsored by PTA. Saturday Le Mirage Club at Mrs H P Buther 13098 A Fillmore Street 2 30 Panhandle Dunning Teachers Association Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts 1613 Tyler Street 2 30.
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Patron’s Club
Board of Education
Walter Irvin
Hughes Street
McKinley School
Parent- Teacher Association
le Mirage Club
H. P. Buthker
Fillmore Street
Panhandle
Dunning Teachers’ Association
Amarillo
Conservatory of Musical Arts
Tyler Street
Gleaners Class Enjoys Spook Party at Miss Warren’s Home
The Gleaners Class of First Baptist held a Halloween party at 2000 Hughes Street hosted by Miss Marjorie Warren. Guests greeted by ghosts toured rooms with spooky decor, enjoyed themed favors, refreshments, and games.
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First Baptist Church
Marjorie Warren
Hughes Street
Mildred Williams
Mildred McMillan
Billie Spurlock
Irma McCormick
Shirley Hill
Mabel Beeman
Cora Lee Carter
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Beulah Mae Miracle
Gladys Moore
Lorene Touchstone
Pauline Wright
Mary Rae Lawrence
Fay Greenshaw
Gaines Warren
Miss Johnson To Give Recital At Amarillo Conservatory
Ardath Johnson, pianist and teacher at the Amarillo Conservatory of Music Arts, will present a recital Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the conservatory parlors at 1613 Tyler Street. She will be assisted by Ethel McConnell Westbrook and Alta Potts Turk. The program features Bach Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue and Hungarian Fantasy by Liszt. All friends and patrons are invited.
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Ardath Johnson
Amarillo Conservatory of Music Arts
Conservatory
Tyler Street
Ethel McConnell Westbrook
Alta Potts Turk
Bach
Litz
Miss Johnson
Bivins P. T. A. Plans Bridge Tournament
The Bivins P T A will host a bridge tournament in the club room at the Capitol Hotel on Tuesday afternoon. Reservations are advised and can be made by calling Mrs. Goode, Mrs. J B Jones, or Mrs. Oswin McCarty at listed phone numbers.
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Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
Capitol Hotel
Goode
J. B. Jones
Oswin McCarty
Mrs Woody Hosts Circle No 1 Halloween Party
Mrs S A Woody will entertain Circle No 1 of West Amarillo Christian Church with a Halloween costume party at her home 2506 West Fourth Avenue this evening at 8 o clock. All circle members and families are invited.
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L. A. Woody
Circle No. 1
West Amarillo Christian Church
West Fourth Avenue
Patron's Club to entertain at home of Mr and Mrs Irvin
The Patron's Club will entertain to compliment the faculty and board of education at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irvin on Hughes Street this evening from 8 to 10 o clock. All club members and parents of college students are invited.
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Amarillo College
Walter Irvin
Hughes Street
S. S. Class Plans Cooked Food Sale
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold a cooked food sale at the M System store on West Sixth Avenue all day Saturday. Mrs. Probst has guest. Mrs. Helen Courtney of Dallas is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Probst, 1500 West Thirteenth Avenue.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Msystem
West Sixth Avenue
Probst
Helen Courtney
Dallas
John Probst
West Thirteenth Avenue
Gay Shadows On Tonight at Santa Fe Auditorium
A Santa Fe orchestra presents a minstrel show with snappy jokes, lively music, and fast dances for an audience of about 500. Tonight at 8:30 features the orchestra, Leslie Nurnie, J Truett Culpepper, Bonnie Jean, Glenn Nutten, and others with two dances, several songs, and a Traveling Parson impersonation, all praised as varied and entertaining.
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Santa Fe Orchestra
Santa Fe Auditorium
Leslie Nurnie
J. Truett Culpepper
Bonnie Jean
Glenn Nutt
Joe
F. Kenneth Chapman
Elmer Tucker
Floyd Marsh
Truett Culpepper
Gordon Gill
John Cunningham
Courthouse Nears Completion in Potter County Meeting
Potter County commissioners meet at 10 a m to consider accepting the new courthouse nearing completion and to discuss hiring help for building maintenance. The jail installation is nearly finished.
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Potter County Commissioners
Dunning Teachers To Meet Tomorrow
The Panhandle Dunning Teachers Association will meet at the Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Florence Vineyard of Texico as hostess. All Dunning teachers are invited. The Kiaochow Tsinan Railway of China plans to extend its line into Honan Province.
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Panhandle
Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Tyler Street
Florence Vineyard
Texico
Kiaochow-Tsinan Railway of
China
Honan Province
Courthouse Nearing Completion With Desks On Hand
The concrete sidewalks are finished and the court awaits furniture delivery. Desks and chairs have arrived for the new building, while built-in pieces are still pending. The building should reach the county within ten days, with occupancy likely by December 1.
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