Luncheon Opens Fall Season for A A U W
The American Association of University Women will open its season with a luncheon at the First Baptist Church on Saturday at noon. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Frank Ford, phone 2-1884. A program including a playlet No Bigger Than a Man's Hand and a Benjamin Franklin themed play will be presented, directed by Mrs. Charles Holt. Members and prospective members are invited. information on membership available from Mrs. J. L. Vick, phone 4891.
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American Association of University Women
First Baptist Church
Frank Ford
Amy Jackson
Darrell Jackson
Amy Travis
Doreen Finklea
Benjamin Franklin
Gloom Chasers Club Hosted By Mrs. Burr Shane
Pink and green decor highlighted the Gloom Chasers Club gathering at 211 West Nineteenth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Burr Shane. Score awards were presented to Mesdames Dan Vaughn Milburn Easum Charles Stone and Frank Farley. Participants included Mesdames Charles Stone Clyde Holtzclaw Frank Farley Dan Vaughn Fred Ross Milburn Easum George Cates and Burr Shane.
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Burr Shane
Nineteenth Avenue
Gloom Chasers Club
Dan Vaughn
Milburn Easum
Charles Stone
Frank Farley
Clyde Holtzclaw
Fred Ross
George Cates
Clark Wesley Class Elects Officers at San Jacinto Church
Mrs J T McIver was elected president of the Clark Wesley Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church at a Wednesday business meeting. New officers include Mrs F M Shenefelt as vice president, Mrs FE M Jones as secretary, and C W Terrell as treasurer. Plans for the year's work were discussed.
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J. T. McIver
Clark Wesley
San Jacinto
Jaunty Velvet Caps Parade With Evening Gowns
Velvet caps prove stylish for summer evenings as Mrs. Ogden Mills wears a blue cap with blue flowers on her flesh chiffon gown. Rep. Ruth Baker Pratt of New York wears a black velvet cap with a flowered chiffon dress, its jaunty look highlighted by a V-shaped buckle of brilliants above one eye.
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Washington
Ogden Mills
Ruth Baker Pratt
New York
Frocks of Wool Top the Mode
Wool evening frocks for winter parties feature featherweight wool crepes and soft lines. A black wool model with princess lines includes a silver sequin shoulder cape with light blue threads. A pale blue wool design showcases a round decolletage edged with a ruche of twisted blue and white wool strips.
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Paris
Frock Highlights At Paris Evening Party Look
Mrs. Erskine Gwynne attended a Paris evening party in a black bagheera frock blending velvet and duvetyn. The dress featured a flesh colored chiffon vee bodice enhancing a refined, smart look.
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Paris
Erskine Gwynne
Open House Hosts Unit Guests at Euzelian Class
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will be special guests at the open house this evening at 8 o'clock in the First Baptist Church Euzelian Class parlors. P T A Officers Announce Meeting. Sam Houston Junior High P T A will hold a called meeting at Mrs. Ben Henson's home 1001 Sunset Terrace Saturday at 9 30 AM.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Euzelian
First Baptist Church
Parent-Teacher Association of
Sam Houston Junior High School
Ben Henson
Sunset Terrace
How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs of Fat
Mrs. 8 A Solomon of New Bern N C says Kruschen Salts helped her drop from 217 to 170 pounds after three months of daily morning doses in warm water. She reports improved health energy and looks, recommends the product, notes a four week bottle costs a few cents, urges asking for Kruschen Salts at local druggists, and promises money back if unsatisfied.
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A. Solomon
New Bern
N. C
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Store
Post Office Drug
Home Sleeves Long and Short with Scalloped Edges
The pattern features scalloped sleeve and bodice seamings for a stylish frock with long and elbow sleeves. Satin or crepey silks give the smartest effect. Pattern 2396 available sizes 34 to 44. size 34 requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and catalog details.
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Anne Adams
Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Fraternity Dance Tonight by Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Upsilon
Alpha Phi chapter of Delta Sigma Upsilon hosts a Friday night dance at the Nat with Roy Divens Orchestra providing the music for the event.
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Fraternity
Alpha Phi Chapter
Delta Sigma Upsilon
Roy Divens
Orchestra
Frigidaire Contest To Be Announced In Nampa Area
A national contest offering automobiles as prizes will be announced soon to promote the new Frigidaire, says Carl Hare of the Nunn Electric Company. Twin cylinder surplus power refrigerators priced as low as 142 dollars, delivered and installed with tax paid, are available locally. the model is on display at 425 Polk Street.
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Frigidaire
Carl Hare
Nunnn Electric Company
Polk Street
Canada’s 1931 butter output hits record 225 million pounds
Canada’s dairy industry reports its largest creamery butter production in 1931 at 225,000,000 pounds, marking a peak for the nation’s dairy sector.
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Canada
Social Calendar Tonight in Amarillo Events
Amarillo Little Theater hosts dinner for William Russell at Capitol Hotel at 7. Reservations via Mrs. Eloise Gipson or Mrs. M. B. Boone. River Road PTA begins year at 8 in the school building. Eurelian Class of First Baptist Church open house at 8 in church parlors. Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street presents Christian Influence in Literature at 8 and What Are You at 8. Second Mozart Society performance of Much Ado About Betty at First Christian Church Christian Endeavor rooms at 8:15.
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Amarillo Little Theater
William Russell
Capitol Hotel
Eloise Gipson
M. B. Boone
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Betty
Christian Endeavor Rooms
First Christian Church
T E L Class Enjoyable Outing At Baptist Church Lawn Party
Members of the T E L class of First Baptist Church gathered for a lawn party and chicken fry at Mrs. A P McSwain's home on North West Twelfth Avenue. Guests shared lunches, Coca Cola was supplied, and the evening featured a manless wedding with games led by Mrs W G Estes.
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First Baptist Church
A. P. McSwain
North West Twelfth Avenue
A. P. Wingate
W. G. Estes
J. F. Claybrook
G. W. Smith
H. G. Persons
F. F. Dyer
A. C. Blank
C. D. Roberts
Ed Hatchett
A. O. Walker
Ann Marie Walker
C. B. Rittenberry
Neva Claybrook
L. F. Brown
Jack Steger
L. F. Wilkins
J. M. Poling
R. B. Wingate
E. A. Kline
H. M. Butts
H. Berry
R. Bradford
J. & Belt
Eugene Williams
Chamber of Commerce Directors to Review Debt Reports
Chamber of commerce directors will meet at 11 oclock Saturday morning to discuss recent finance committee reports on indebtedness totaling about 4500 dollars. President R P Parcells will preside.
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Chamber of Commerce
Finance Committee
R. P. Parcells
Farm club women plan exhibits for Tri-State Fair
Potter County farm club women meet at 2 pm Saturday in the Potter County Library Building to consider exhibit plans for the Tri-State Fair. Mrs Bert Levy and her son David visit Mrs W H Cummings in San Antonio during September.
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Farm Club
Potter County Farm Club
Potter County
Bert Levy
David
W. H. Cummings
San Antonio
Methodist Rally Aims Full Attendance Sunday Services
Efforts to attain 100 percent attendance will be made at the rally services to be held at 9 30 o clock Sunday morning in Polk Street Methodist Church Sunday School. Dr Ira Key will speak on The Symphony of God at the morning worship. The children's division will present a play Let the Little Ones Come at the evening services.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Ira Key
Revue Details To Be Laid Tonight
Plans for the semi annual Crippled Children's Revue will be laid tonight at 8 o clock. The event features performances by local groups and aims to raise funds for the organization. Community members are invited to attend and support the program.
Scandals of 1932 staged for crippled children fund
Civic club members stage producers and performers gather at the Deandi Building to mount the Scandals of 1932 directed by Mike Hollander. Production is set for October 3 at Municipal Auditorium with profits supporting crippled children and maintenance work. Sponsors include the Rotary Lions Kiwanis and American Business Clubs.
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Bers
Deandi
Taylor
Mike Hollander
Octo
Ber 3
Pahandle
Rota Lions
Kiwanis
American Buiness Clubs
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