Younger Crowd Entertained With Delightful Bridge Party
Adaline Trigg and Betty Gist hosted a bridge party at 1626 Washington Street for the sub-debs crowd. Miss Jean Jeannett won high score, Miss Margaret Williams took low, with refreshments served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Trigg
Betty Gist
Steve Trigg
Washington Street
R. D. Gist
Jean Jeannett
Margaret Williams
Lois Smith
Pauline Rogers
Louise Trigg
Juanita May
Olive Cooper
Margaret Chestnutt
Margaret Collins
Katherine Dahoney
Louise Bennett
Marion Phillips
Evelyn Durham
Adeline Lumpkin
Ann Louise Boyve
Cynthia Lumpkin
Dee Reynolds Birthday Party Noted in South Carolina Home
Dee Reynolds fifth birthday was celebrated yesterday afternoon at his parents home 904 South Carolina Street. Guests included Adele Herron Mary Katherine Barr Cora Beth Meyers Betty Lou Budd Vera Mae Rainey Georgia Rainey Wilma Peters Ann Heron George Heron Courtney Welsh Paul Welsh Chester Gleason Fred Harold Gleason Roy Barr Bobby Lazard Joe Billie Lowe Bittle Budd Bert McCullough Harry Linn Junior Rainey Jimmy Toach Dan Roach and helpers Miss Jane Higgins and Miss Iris Peters.
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Dee Reynolds
J. D. Reynolds
South Carolina
Adele Herron
Mary Katherine Barr
Cora Beth Meyers
Betty Lou Budd
Vera Mae
Georgia Rainey
Wilma Peters
Ann
George Herron
Courtney Welsh
Paul Welsh
Chester Gleason
Fred Harold Gleason
Roy Clifton Barr
Bobby Lazard
Joe Billie Lowe
Missionary Society In Call Meeting
The Woman's Missionary society of the San Jacinto Methodist church will hold a call meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. After the business session members will visit the sick and needy.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
San Jacinto Methodist Church
W. M.S
Woman's Missionary Society of
Circles and Meetings From Local Churches
Social Calendar lists Circles of the First Christian church at 3 o clock with members Mrs C E Trollinger at 906 Jackson street Mrs Larney Barnes at 1705 Tyler 3 1702 Lincoln 4 Mrs L H Wildes at 1305 Jackson Young Women’s Circle led by Mrs Will Benton 1908 Fillmore Catholic Daughters of America Sacred Heart Cathedral Hall 2 30 Delta Handa Bridge club Mrs J C Spaeth 1005 Western avenue 2 80 clock Young Women’s Missionary society with Mrs Will Benton 1908 Fillmore street assisted by Mrs J R Lemmon Circles Nos 1 2 and 3 West Amarillo Christian church 511 Tennessee street 2 o clock
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First Christian Church
C. E. Trollinger
Jackson Street
Larney Barnes
Tyler
Lincoln
L. H. Wildes
Jackson
Young Women’s Circle
Will Benton
Fillmore
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Cathedral Hall
Delta Handa Bridge Club
J. C. Spaeth
Western Avenue
Young Women's Missionary Society
Fillmore Street
J. R. Lemmon
West Amarillo Christian Church
Tennessee Street
Winter Sojourns Of Local Residents Reported
Mrs Daisy Persons a teacher of expression has moved to the Herring hotel for the winter. Miss Grace Fain has arrived from Livingston Texas to spend the season with her sister at 3703 Fountain Terrace. Miss Zallee Williams leaves for Shelbyville Kentucky to attend Science Hill School for Girls. Mrs H H Johnston, once ill in Northwest Texas Hospital, is home at 3701 Fountain Terrace and improving.
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Daisy Persons
Herring Hotel
Grace Fain
Livingston
Texas
Will H. Matthews, Jr
Matthews
Fountain Terrace
Miss Fain
Wolflin
Zallee Williams
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Science Hill School
H. H. Johnston
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Tweed Fashions Dominate Paris Winter Styles
Smart tweed frocks and coats appear on rue de la Paix and Champs Elysées with chic feminine lines. Descriptions include circular beaver cape over a double breasted jacket, jumper and skirt ensembles, and accents like fox fur, astrakhan collars, and red suede belts from designers Mag Helly and Joseph Paquin.
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Rue de la Paix
Champs Elysees
Bois
Mag Helly
Joseph Paquin
Methodist W M S In Regular Session
The Polk Street Methodist church will hold a meeting tomorrow at 3 PM. Mrs. R F E L Morgan will lead the lesson covering the sixth and seventh chapters of the Gospel of St. Mark the closing of the third period.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Polk Street Methodist Church
R. FE. L. Morgan
English Labor Wets And Drys Challenge Each Other
London reports the upcoming English Labour Party conference will clash over liquor policy. The executive backs a commission to study changes and propose modifications to liquor laws while hard liners push for a definite declaration before Birmingham talks. The fight centers on temperance votes ahead of the next general election.
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International News Service
London
Labor Party
Birmingham
Thursday 42 Club Social at Mrs Knorpp Home
Members of the Thursday 42 club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock by Mrs Lawrence Knorpp at her home 717 West Sixteenth street.
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Lawrence Knorpp
West Sixteenth Street
Labor wets push local option liquor bill in Parliament
The piece notes Labor MPs Phillip Snowden and C. G. Ammon introduced a local prohibition bill. Wets, backed by Jack Jones and leading unions, are seen likely to block a stronger dry policy as the debate closes.
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Labor
Phillip Snowden
C. G. Ammon
House of Commons
Struggle Framed by Conservatives and Liberals
The battle over policy direction draws interest from Conservatives and Liberals as they weigh how far to go in shaping their programs.
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