Mrs Reavis Cox Honored at Seated Tea in Fort Worth
Mrs Reavis Cox of New York City, visiting her parents in Fort Worth, is honored at a seated tea hosted by Mrs E L Higinbotham. Attendees include Mrs E T Dunaway and many local residents as garden flowers decorate the rooms. Cox departs tonight for New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reavis Cox
New York City
E. T. Dunaway
West Nineteenth Avenue
E. L. Higinbotham
Monroe Street
Ercel Blackburn
Cox
Rachael Dunaway
Pre-Nuptial Affair Honoring Mrs Winner At Home
A dinner party was given for Miss Frank Homer Ransberger who wed Saturday morning to Frederick Morse Winner of Denver. Hosted by Misses Dorothy and Winifred Thomas at 1311 Madison Street, attendees included Miss Ransberger, Miss Bush, Miss Nugent, the Thomas sisters, and guests Henry O'Leary Don Wertz James Rittenberry Jim McKnight and Mr. Winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Homer Ransberger
Frederick Morse
Denver
Dorothy
Winifred Thomas
Madison Street
Miss Ransberger
Dorothy Jo Bush
Dorothy Nugent
Thomas
Henry O'Leary
Don Wertz
James Rittenberry
Jim McKnight
Mr. Winner
Prenuptial Shower For Miss DeWoody
A prenuptial shower honoring Miss Miriam DeWoody, soon to wed Mr. Howard Bagwell, was held at Miss Juanita Allen's home with co-hostess Miss Mabel Whitted. Green and orchid decorations featured the refreshment area, and a wooden bucket full of gifts marked the presenting moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam DeWoody
Howard Bagwell
Juanita Allen
Hayden Street
Mabel Whitted
Misses Jewell Yarbrough
Ferring
Thelma Matthews
Thye Kilcreese
Beverly McCully
Ry Lou Fioyd
Marjorie Gaither
Rosemary Selever
Ruth Nagel
Elizabeth McMillen
Irene Sand
Social Calendar Highlights Events and Meetings
Monday listings include Edwin Markham Circle of the Child Conservation League of America at Mrs Zane Smith’s, 7 30, and Security Benefit Association officer elections at Carpenters Hall, 8. Unity Study Club on Taylor Street, 8. Tuesday features many clubs: Home Craft Club at 1717 Monroe all day with covered dish, La Costura Club on Avondale Road at 3, Potter County Federation meeting postponed, Santa Fe Orchestra dance from 9 to midnight, Amarillo Canary Club at 190 Pierce at 2 30, El Martes Needle Club on North Twybor at 2 30, Amarillo Chapter 0 F and Masonic Temple at 8, St Andrews Rector’s Guild at Parish House 2 30 with officer elections, Panhandle Speech Arts Association postponed to September 19, W M A West Amarillo Baptist Church at 2 to attend First Baptist Canyon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Markham
The
Child Conservation League of America
Zane Smith
Fairmont Street
Home Craft Club
P. A. Quarles
Monroe Street
Liano Estacado Chapter to Convene First Regular Meeting
The Liano Estacado Chapter of the Child Conservation League of America will hold its first regular meeting at 3 PM Wednesday at the home of president Mrs. Sid Cieghorn 601 North Buchanan Street. All members urged to attend as the year’s most important business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liano Estacado Chapter
Child Conservation League of America
Sid Cieghorn
Buchanan Street
August Weather Record Shows Unusual Rainy Month
The 1933 August was exceptionally wet with 6.02 inches of rain, fourth wettest on a 42 year U S Weather Bureau record. Thunderstorms occurred on 14 days while 11 days produced measurable rain. August 22 brought 1.90 inches, followed by 2.68 inches through the 28th. Maximum temperature reached 101 on August 9 and the warmest month mean stood at 77 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvius
U. S. Weather Bureau
J. Pluvius
Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs Stringer at 732 North Pierce
A surprise birthday party was given for Mrs. Jeff Stringer at her home 732 North Pierce Street. Bridge scores favored Mrs. John Weaver and Langford, with low honors to Mr. and Mrs. Stringer. attendees included Mesdames Ray Jenness D. C. West Mary Stringer and Messrs and Misses Jeff Stringer Frank Langford Hugh Witt John Beaver and Margaret Lee Witt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Stringer
North Pierce Street
John Weaver
Langford
Stringer
Ray Jenness
D. C. West
Mary Stringer
Frank Langford
Hugh Witt
John Beaver
Margaret Lee Witt
Unclear cable claims and wartime notes on culture and leaders
The column cites a German broadcast banning modern dances as unpatriotic, describes a Nazi parade of a Jewish man with his lover and mother, and mentions Ambassador Cudahy to Poland planning to learn Polish. It notes Henry Ford’s role in building the American auto industry and cautions NRA baiting.
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Hitler
Poland
Kosciusko
Gdynia
Cudahy
Mereczowszczyno
Henry Ford
NRA
Ford
United States
Henry Ford wage pioneer and gold trade note
The piece praises Henry Ford for raising industry wages to record highs and aiding workingmen in Detroit and other cities. It contrasts Ford's influence with Roosevelt and Johnson’s possible support and critiques U.S. gold policy and exports to London, Canada, and France. It mentions Ford's belief that business comes from knowledge and hints at broader economic tensions. PRACTICAL APRON FROCK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Henry
Detroit
United States
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Johnson
Mr. Ford
London
Anne Adams Pattern 2548 for versatile apron frock
Pattern 2548 offers a reversible apron frock usable as a dress with a practical pocket option. sizes 16 through 44 require 358 yards fabric for size 16 and 84 yards binding. Illustrated instructions included. Send 15 cents for pattern plus catalog. address orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
W. M. U. Plan Canyon Baptist Church Meeting Attendees
West Amarillo Baptist Women’s Missionary Union will travel to Canyon Tuesday at 2 pm to join the W. M. U. of First Baptist Church there. Members should meet at Line Avenue church for transportation. Red and blue furs feature in Paris fashion talks with dyed fox and orange red lapin accents paired with wool coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Baptist Church
West Amarillo
Paris
Bain's 1842 Step Toward Transmitting Images by Electricity
English physicist Alexander Bain took the first step toward sending pictures by electrical transmission in 1842, laying groundwork for future image telecommunication advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Bain
Canvass of Amarillo NRA pledge completed
A city wide survey asked every consumer to sign an NRA pledge. Final report to be released Wednesday morning at NRA headquarters, 614% Taylor Street. Workers gathered statements of cooperation and asked on re employment and violation reports. employer survey shows 910 employed since July 15. Chester Bordwell calls Wednesday meeting after Monday session was postponed for Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
NRA
Taylor Street
Chester Bordwell
Body of Jack Nicksic Sent to Highland for Burial
The 22 year old Jack Nicksic will be sent over the Santa Fe at 10 o clock Monday night to Highland Indiana. Boxwell Brothers report the youth was en route to Colorado Springs for his health when he became ill here Saturday and died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nicksic
Santa Fe
Highland
Ind
Boxwell Brothers
Colorado Springs
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Elizabeth Boyce
Edwina Allen
Elizabeth Nunn
Johnnye Gilkerson
Lubbock
Mesdames E. T. Dunaway
Vance Huff
Joe Wells
B. I. Barfield
Lawrence Griffith
Winfield Morris
Frank Higinbotham
Henry Charless
Pampa
William Boyce
G. J. Nunn
M. B. Harris
Allen Early
C. J. E. Lowndes
R. D. Gist
Ben Stone
Miss Dewoody
Unity Study Club
la Costura Club
R. L. Allen
Avondale Road
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Santa Fe Orchestra
Canary Club
C. B. Hardin
Pierce Street
el Martes
Needle Club
C. J. Archer
North Twybor Street
Masonic Temple
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
W. M. A. West Amarillo Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Canyon
Progressive Child Study Club
Howard Boxwell
Las Madres
Mrs. Higinbotham
H. D. Creath
Wichita Falls
Polk Street
August
Jupe
Schiaparelli
Labor Day Entertainment
Rialto
Bethany
Park
Ellwood Park
Rainbow Girls
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Blue Fox
Washington
Jean Ulman
Worms
New York Times
Walter Lieberg
Kassel
Trac
Orracy
Mayer
Robert Montgomery
U. S
North Platter River
Casper
Wyo
U. S. Public Works Administration
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Canada
France
Timbuctoo
Adam
Anne Oblems
Bill Johnnie Dunn
Hollywood Revue
Fred LA France
Janet Garnett
Earl Carroll
Betty Gordon
Hollywood
Venus Dave
Ruth Carleton
England
Tiller Dancing School of
Don and Speck
Ruth Paine
Dumb Dora
Willard Mack
Eugene Pallette
Colors
Paramount News
the World In Sound
Spain
Shanghai
Spencer Tracy
Fay Wray
Ralph Morgan
Herbert Mundin
Panhandle, Tex
Southwest Race Meet Association
Albery A. Callaghan
FE. C. Deahl
Geo, P
Amlin
Kolor Fas
Kwitchericikkin
Gas Furnac
Amarillo Gas Compan
Taylor
Martin
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