Luncheon Hosted by Dr Shelton’s Class at First Christian
Dr Shelton's class of First Christian Church held a covered dish luncheon and shower in the social center on Wednesday. A business meeting followed with attendees listed including Mesdames McLain Mitlholland Somerville James Capers Boxwell Hatcher Stine Jackson Spencer Green Snodgrass McCormick Sellers Todd Strickland Reeder Holstone and guests Phillips Daniels Grove Blue Goudelock Bradly Mathis and Rev Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. Holt
Bnelton
First Christian Church
Mesdames M. McLain
H. S. Mitlholland
C. E. Somerville
C. A. James
B. H. Capers
E. E. Boxwell
Margaret Hatcher
M. E. Stine
M. J. R. Jackson
W. V. Spencer
Donna B. Green
R. C. Snodgrass
G. C. McCormick
Tom Sellers
W. A. Todd
W. P. Strickland
C. B. Reeder
A. H. Holstone
Mesdames W. 8. Phillips
R. J. Daniels
Mary Grove
B. Blue
Beverly Goudelock
J. 8. Bradly
C. E. Mathis
H. A. Shaw
Hyacinth Blue Dress With Flower Ornament
Washington recalls Mrs. Edgar Rickard revealing a hyacinth blue gown named for its flower ornament. The close fitting dress features a self color mesh wunderblouse with bell sleeves and is accented by artificial hyacinths at the throat and a matching cluster on the rear blue hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fliers Rescue After Plane Wreck Near Greenland
The Flying Watchinsons departed Juliannehaab en route to Angmagsalik Greenland when their plane crashed. They issued an 8.0.8 call for help from a marked map point and were later rescued by a British trawler from the nearby shore.
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Watchinsons
Juliannehaab
Angmagsalik
Greenland
L Aiquille Club Hosts All Day Quilting Party
Mrs. Fred C. Roane hosted the L Aiquille Club at her River Road home for an all day quilting party with a covered dish luncheon. Hortense Moberley, the 4 H member, provided readings for the group of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Roane
L’aiquille Club
River Road
Hortense Moberley
Mesdames
T. B. Jones
5. L. Edwards
F. W. Cox
Gertrude Blackburn
Maude Munn
W. H. Woodlief
Mike Roney
Floyd Miller
R. I. Graves
Ira F. Key
E. Britain
Lawrence Knorpp
T. 8. Dysart
J. E. Simpson
Ella Burch
E. H. Ashcraft
Dave Wood
Howard Williams
Fred G. Roane
White Coat Faced in Blue Worn by Mrs Adams
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams wears a white coat faced in blue. The garment follows sport lines and the coat reaches seven eighths of full length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Francis Adams
Tonic claim for vitality and energy restoration promotes .8.8.
The advertisement urges readers showing fatigue to check for organic issues with a physician if needed and promotes .8.8. as a long standing tonic to restore hemoglobin in red blood cells. It emphasizes improved oxygen delivery and weighty sale claims at drug stores in two sizes.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
University Guild hosts lecture in Herring Hotel room at 7 30. Woman's Hour by Pot ter County Federation of Women's Clubs at WDAG 4 30 to 6 30. Catholic relief committee hosts bridge for needy families at Parish House 1110 Washington Street 8. Play The Man in the Green Shirt at River Road School 8 30. Les Temps Club meets 3 at Mrs W W Cox 3627 Fountain Terrace. Panhandle Speech Arts Association opening banquet at El Taos 7 with reservations via Mrs A J Thompson. Twentieth Century Club meets 230 at 3303 Van Buren Street. Child Study Club hosted by Mrs R C Young 710 Belleview Street 3.
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Panhandle Speech Arts Association
el Taos
A. J. Thompson
Man In the Green Shirt
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
River Road
Pleasant Valley
Misses Ruby Ford
Julia Ann Roundtree
Kathryn Anderson
Viola Speck
Ruth Mary Conrad
Maxine Letsinger
Billie Martin
Woodrow Jacobs
Jimmié. Miller
Thomas Roundtree
Mrs Lilly G Hollis Hosts Needle Club Garden Party
Mrs Lilly G Hollis entertained the Needle Club with a garden party at her home 2030 Ong Street. Attendees included numerous club members and the hostess, Miss J Orr, among others, in a cordial social gathering.
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Mrs
Lilly G. Hollis
Needle Club
Ong Street
H. H. Cooper
I. D. Cole
R.D. Gist
Augusta Greening
FE. W. Hardin
Henry R. Jack
C.D. Jackson
Ray C. Johnson
H. Bank Jones
Joe Kemble
B. L. Kingsland
R.S. Killouch
J. W. Les
J. G. Mathews
G. J. Nunn
R. C. Neely
J. S. Orr
J. Nun
S. B. A. Officers Are Entertained
Security Benefit Association officers were entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. W. A. Roof. She was assisted by her daughter Mrs. Hazel Corban. Attending were G. A. Runyon, H. M. Britt, Mary Grifey, J. W. Minter, J. R. Wallace, Fairy McQueen, J. W. Gant, G. H. Tyson, L. M. Caldwell, and Norman C. Minter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
W. A. Roof
Hazel Corban
Messrs
G. A. Runyon
H. M. Britt
Mary Grifey
J. W. Minter
J. R. Wallace
Miss Fairy McQueen
J. W. Gant
G. H. Tyson
L. M. Caldwell
Norman C. Minter
Artist Vernon Hunter to Exhibit Canvasses Saturday
Vernon Hunter, new teaching staff at the Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts, will display canvasses at The Playhouse in Amarillo at 1800 Harrison Street on Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 oclock. The public is invited to attend the exhibit and Hunter will begin regular classes each weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Street
Vernon Hunter
Hunter
Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Pleasant Valley Club Party At Miss Dowell Home
The Deal and Bid Club hosted a social at 731 North Pierce Street with high and low scores awarded to Mrs. C. K. Ivie and Miss Lorene White. A salad course was served to a large group including Billie Watson and Lorene White. Plus, local clubs and church groups announced upcoming events and ill health of Mrs. J. R. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Dowell
North Pierce Street
C. K. Ivie
Lorene White
Billie Watson
Grace Howard
Esther Carland
Sammie Krittenden
Bernice Hunseker
Evelyn Price
Frances Eddings
Gladys Patterson
Frances Giersch
K. Ivie
Feathers Trim Evening Wraps In Paris Fashion
In Paris Madame Ganna Wal ska is seen among women wearing feather trimmed evening wraps. She pairs a white crepe frock with a short sleeved blue velvet jacket accented by a border of blue cog feathers cascading to the hip.
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Paris
Madame Ganna Walska
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Opens Fall Season Meeting
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will hold its first fall season meeting Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs. C B Kendricks 1305 Travis Street.
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Blue Bonnet Needle Club
C. B. Kendricks
Travis Street
Japanese Program At Twentieth Century Club Meeting
A Japanese program will be presented at the Twentyeth Century Club meeting Friday afternoon at 3. The event is at Mrs. H. L. Knox home 3303 Van Buren Street. A Catholic charity relief committee will host a bridge party for needy families Friday evening at 8 at Parish House 1110 Washington Street. All are invited.
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John Wright
Home
Fillmore Street
Twentieth Century Club
Catholic Charity Relief Committee
Washington Street
Engineer Found Dead on Laundry Roof With Bullet Wound
Ray Mc Farland a 25 year old engineer for 4& laundry was found on the roof of the laundry plant with a head wound. Frank Topmoth an ambulance attendant said Mc Farland claimed he was tired of living and had shot himself.
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Houston
Ray McFarland
4& Laundry
Frank Topmoth
McFarland
Ed D Harrell Dies Prominent Panhandle Cattleman
Edward D Harrell 64 a Randall County cattleman and Panhandle pioneer died sparking funeral services at Canyon Presbyterian Church. He held JA Ranch interests in Armstrong County and worked with First State Bank of Canyon and Canyon City Supply. Survived by widow son granddaughter two brothers and three sisters. Pallbearers named Gray Oldham J A Guthrie Charles Holland Joe B Gamble Jim Christian Will Bennett.
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Puneral Services
Edward D. Harrell
Randall County
Panhandle
Presbyterian Church
Canyon
F. T. Chariton
Harrell
Georgia
JA Ranch
Armstrong County
First State Bank of
Canyon City Supply Company
Southwest
Panhandle Plains
OC. M. Harrell
Chamblee
Alice Strickland
Duluth
Fanny
Susie Harrell
Cummings
Gray Oldham
J. A. Guthrie
Charles Holland
Joe B. Gamble
Jim Christian
Will Bennett
Claude
English Mill Strikers in Arbitration Confab
In Manchester England representatives of cotton mill owners and striking workers reopened talks to arbitrate wage and working condition disputes. F W Leggett for the ministry of labor said the discussions would cover reestablishing collective bargaining restoring expired labor agreements and possible reinstatement of striker workers.
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Manchester
Eng
F. W. Leggett
Ministry of Labor
Jury Drawn For Crane County Rancher Murder Trial
A jury was completed in the Jack Hall murder case in Pecos after a change of venue from Crane City. Hall, a Crane County rancher, is accused of killing neighbor T. C. Barnsley over a pasture dispute. Hall previously received a 30 year term at Crane City, but the conviction was reversed and the case remanded. The state planned to begin presenting its case the next day.
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Pecos
Jack Hall
Crane County
T. C. Barnsley
Conman
Hall
Crane City
Court of Criminal Appeals
Mexican President Pascual Ortiz Rubio Resigns Amid Pressure
The image shows Pascual Ortiz Rubio greeting supporters from a train in El Paso Texas on his way to California to recover his health. Analysts attribute his resignation to pressure from Gen. Plutarco Calles known as Mexico’s iron man.
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Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Rubio
el Paso
Texas
California
Plutarco Calles
Stony Phillips Testifies Self Defense in Fort Worth Killing
Stony Phillips testifies at Breckenridge trial that he killed Churchill in Fort Worth last March to protect his life. A night court session was held to speed testimony and start final arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Tex
Stony
Phillips
Churchill
Fort Worth
Clubs Clear Roads Of Farm Strikers
Deputies used clubs to clear highways east of Sioux City of farm strike pickets. About twenty pickets were arrested as a 100-strong force dispersed the farm holiday group posting several miles east of the city. Riot guns and tear gas bombs were deployed as night sticks swung during scuffles. No immediate word on injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ua— Sheriff's Deputies
Allen Heads Education School for Baylor U
Waco September 15 Dr W H Allen vice president of Baylor University and dean of the College of Arts will chair the school of education newly vacated by Dr T D Brooks President Neff said Brooks resigning to become dean at Texas A and M College Prof Carroll will head the school of business administration as acting chairman Mrs Lilly M Russell acting dean of women last year will continue in that post
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Waco
U.P
W. 8. Allen
Baylor University
College of Arts
School of Education
T. D. Brooks
Pat Neff
Brooks
Texas A. & M. College
Neff
Carroll
School of Business Administration
Lilly M. Russell
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Tyler Street
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