Shower Honors Mrs. Grogan Before Her Marriage
A daytime shower for Mrs. E. W. Grogan Jr formerly Miss Mary Loftin was hosted by Miss Helen Mode at 2900 Harrison Street. Attendees included numerous friends and relatives, with pink floral decor and light refreshments served by Miss Gene Benham and Miss Margaret Turner, reflecting a festive pre wedding event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grogan, Jr
Mary Loftin
Helen Mode
Harrison Street
Gene Benham
Margaret Turner
Marion Caldwell
Sara Margaret Austin
Elisabeth Wilson
Dorothy Wright
Dorothy Bennett
Virginia Rittenberry
Mary Exum
Drucilla Exum
Virginia Nobles
Ester Wilson
Margaret Williams
Louise Bennett
Betty Bivins
Charlotte Allen
Katherine Kirk
Rue Paula Parcells
Mary Lois Ray
Katherine Parr
Ruth Stone
Peggy Hill
Anna Ruth Denton
Phyllis Glasgow
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Doris Perdue
Maxine Hardy
Juanita Durham
Sara Moreland
Mary Virginia Hall
Martha Greening
Nell Collins
Helen Anderson
Evelyn Wadill
Helen Walker
Julia Grinnell
Jean Walker
Idell Durrett
Juanita McGee
Doris Culton
Nell Dean Rogers
Dorothy Street
Beulah Mae Miracle
Bonnie Page Bennett
Louise Coe
Nell Ray Tugwell
Dallas
J. D. Uustin
Ford C. Benham
Joseph Chandler
J. W. Mode
Miss Dorothy Osgood Hosts Charming Buchanan Street Party
Miss Dorothy Osgood hosted a pleasant Saturday party at 1706 Buchanan Street for the C in Club assisted by her mother Mrs. C. E. Osgood. The rooms glowed with garden flowers and bridge games entertained guests as a business session admitted Miss Harriet Ann Collard as a member among attendees Ruth Butler Juanita Phillips Katherine Phillips Marjorie Davis Frances Jones Martha Nell.
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Dorothy Osgood
Buchanan Street
C. E. Osgood
Harriet Ann Collard
Ruth Butler
Juanita Phillips
Katherine Phillips
Marjorie Davis
Frances Jones
Harriet Annn Collard
Martha Nell
Constitution Day Observed by DAR and CAR in Amarillo
The Llano Estacado Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and John Alden Society will host Constitution Day at Mrs. Avery Turner's home 1706 Polk Street on September 17. The joint meeting features a CAR program directed by Mrs. John G. Ballard starting at 4 p.m. Also noted are a BPW Club meeting at Amarillo Hotel at 6:30 p.m. and Circle No 3 of West Amarillo Christian Church meeting at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Homer Davis's home 4240 West Sixth Avenue.
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Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolum
John Alden Society
Avery Turner
Polk Street
John G. Ballard
Amarillo
West Amarillo Christian Church
Carl Parker
Maryland Street
Homer Davis
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Benjamin Franklin Topic Set for Roycroft Junto Club
The Roycroft Junto Club will discuss Benjamin Franklin at its regular meeting at the Capitol Hotel on Thursday evening. Mrs. Marion Hill leads the lesson with Mrs. R. B. Saunders, national director, staying to work with the club for a period.
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Benjamin Franklin
Roycroft Junto Club
Capitol Hotel
Marion Hill
R. B. Saunders
Dull Fabrics Top Fall Mode with Black Leading
Paris fashion notes say early fall fabrics favor quiet elegance and richness. Dull fabrics dominate the mode with new lames using metal threads as subtle backgrounds, heavy moires, and dull surfaced silks patterned in same color figures. Black is highlighted as the outstanding winter color by leading couturiers.
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Diana Merwin
Associated Press
Paris
Sept
Community Church and Club Meetings Listed for Wednesday
Amarillo events include the Episcopal Parish House gathering at 9 30 with Mrs Harry Hatcher in charge. Lucky Ladies Bridge at 1508 West Thirteenth Avenue at 2 30 hosted by Mrs C W Carder. Other groups meet at Hillcrest Country and Golf Club 8 30 for Ladies Day.
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Amarillo Garden Club
Episcopal Parish House
Harry Hatcher
Lucky Ladies’ Bridge Club
C. W. Carder
West Thirteenth Avenue
Hillcrest Country and Golf Club
Jack Eldridge
Eastern Star Social After Meeting Honors September Birthdays
Members of Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star hold a social after the regular business meeting at the Masonic Temple starting at 8 pm. The event honors members with September birthdays and invites all members to attend.
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Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Order
Mrs McCartt to Host Progressive Child Study Club
Mrs E J McCartt will host the Progressive Child Study Club at 1504 West Twentieth Avenue Thursday at 3 PM. Program includes a talk Revolt in Youth and Age by Mrs W H Burnett a selected article by Mrs Juna Hooks and a piano solo by Miss Virginia Ann McCartt.
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E. J. McCartt
Progressive Child Study Club
West Twentieth Avenue
W. H. Burnett
Juna Hooks
Virginia Ann McCartt
All Day WMS Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold an all day gathering at the church starting at 10 o'clock. Circle No 4 will lead the missionary program at 10 30 with Circle No 5 in charge of a noon covered dish luncheon. A business session follows in the afternoon and all members are urged to attend.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Circle No. 4
Circle No. 5
Catholic Daughters To Meet Tonight at Parish House
The Catholic Daughters of America will meet this evening at 7:30 at the Parish House 1110 Washington Street for a regular gathering.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Street
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Tonight At I O O F Hall
The Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular meeting this evening at 8 o clock in the I O O F Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Rebekah Lodge
Alpha Zeta Chapter Meeting At Herring Hotel
The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Herring Hotel.
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Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Herring Hotel
Thompson to Invite Kiwanis Clubs to Amarillo
Mayor Ernest O Thompson leaves for Oklahoma City to invite the Texas Oklahoma Kiwanis convention to Amarillo. Delegates gathering there will hear about Amarillo and the Panhandle today as Thompson extends the invitation for the 1932 meeting.
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Thompson
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Panhandle
Ernest O. Thompson
Oklahoma
Labor Day Festivities Fill Amarillo With Leisure
Labor Day in Amarillo drew crowds to picnics at Jack Hall’s ranch and a barbecue at the Goodnight Ranch. The Amarillo Central Labor Union sponsored a variety of events including dances, golf at the Municipal Course, rodeo and hill climb at Gordon Country Club, and trains bringing in travelers from distant cities.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Amarillo Central Labor Union
Jack Hall
Goodnight Ranch
Gordon Country Club
Terra Blanca
Canyon
Mrs. Louisa Sims Funeral Held at 4 Today
Services for Mrs. Louisa Sims were at 4 oclock this afternoon at the family home on Houston Street conducted by H H Hamilton pastor of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery under the Rebecca Lodge auspices with N S Griggs & Sons in charge. She was the wife of W J Sims and fatally injured in a Saturday night automobile crash near Happy. Survived by husband two sons one daughter a brother and a sister. She was a Methodist and Rebecca Lodge member.
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Louisa Sims
Houston Street
H. H. Hamilton
Tenth Avenue
Amarillo
J. H
Plainview
J. T. Gains
Carrizoza
New Mexico
Arch Basham
Tulsa
Okla
Jim Green
Seward
The
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Hi Y Party Returns From Canada Trip
The Hi Y party sponsored by L McNeill dean of boys at Amarillo High School attended the International Hi Y Convention in Toronto July 27 to August 3 and arrived in Amarillo Friday after a tour of 26 states totaling 7560 miles. The four boys Jesse Harrison Henry Harrison T J Fraley and James Adams with Mr McNeill made a month long Canada trip.
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L. McNeill
Amarillo High School
Toronto
Amarillo
Jesse and
Henry Harrison
Fort Worth
T. J. Fraley
Tyler
James Adams
Longview
Mr. McNeill
Canada
Echoes From Wireless Waves Cited By Oslo Professor
Professor Stoermer of Oslo states that wireless echoes beyond the moon are clearly distinguished, claiming notable detection through ether transmissions. The note hints at scientific progress in radio wave studies.
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Moon
Stoermer
Oslo
Nor
Schilling Firm Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary
The Golden anniversary of The House of Schilling marks fifty years since August Schilling and George Volkmann opened at 122 Davis Street in San Francisco selling coffee tea and spices. The founders remain in control and the enterprise is described as a leading national merchandising establishment.
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San Francisco
August Schilling
George F. Volkmann
Davis Street
House of Schilling
Safe Found Five Miles From City
Police announced the A. M. Dickey burglary case findings the safe stolen from 401 North Hayes Street had been located five miles northwest. The safe contained more than 1100 dollars with rare coins and bills, mostly taken as the burglars battered the combination. No papers of value to others were stolen. No arrests had been made.
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A. M. Dickey
North Hayes Street
Here
Mr. Dickey
Two Wrecks Result In Single Injury
Early Monday night W. T. Stanberry injured slightly when his car hit a parked vehicle at 304 Sunset Terrace. The parked car belonged to N. M. Kerrigan. occupants uninjured but shaken. A second collision at North Fillmore Street subway involved Ralph Short and Melvin Campbell. no injuries reported.
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W. T. Stanberry
Tyler Street
Sunset Terrace
N. M. Kerrigan
Polk Street
Mr. Stanberry
Fillmore Street
Ralph Short
Fillmore
Melvin Campbell
Canyon
Short
Campbell
First Avenue
New Manager Takes Charge of Mission Theater
Victor B. Lowrey is named manager of the Mission Theater by Will R. Winch. He comes from Wichita Falls where he led the Publix Paramount theaters as city manager. Lowrey replaces Alex Hughes, who moves to Waco.
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Victor B. Lowrey
Mission Theater
Will R. Winch
Fair, Mission
Scientist Links Waves to Space Echoes Beyond Moon
The speaker describes experiments with Norwegian and Dutch wireless stations and proposes that radio waves are reflected back to Earth after traveling into space beyond the moon.
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Way
Earth
Moon
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