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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1926

Page

5

Womans Activities Local Calendar Notes

Tomorrow's local calendar lists social events including a bridge luncheon at 1 50 at 1501 Priem Street hosted by Mrs J P Teel and a 42 club gathering at 3 with Mrs C W Patter on Buren Street. Also notes Mrs J P Teel luncheon and meetings at 1209 Harrison Street and 1701 Kenyon Street with Mrs Arnold and Mrs Boyce.

Sellecbebper Ama Delphieae Taylor Street C. Diehie Leaeen W. &. Kenyon Priemstreet J. P F. Teel Harrison Street

Tea Honoring Llano Exstacado Chapter D A R Members

An afternoon tea Tuesday at 4 oclock hosted by Mrs. Blanchard honored Llano Exstacado Chapter D A R at her K Street residence. About 125 guests attended as pink green and white decor and Neapolitan cakes with coffee complemented silver floral centerpieces and candle arrangements.

Ner K Street Llano Exstacado Wales Madden Eula Lee McKnight Jewell Scales

Junior Woman's Club Hosts Camp Fire Leader Talk

The Junior Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at 1710 Vanters Buren Street. Miss Elise Hall introduced speaker Miss Ruby Lattimore national secretary of Camp Fire girls who spoke on adolescent girls and their characteristics. A salad course was served to a large club membership.

Joe Dooley Vanters Buren Street Elise Hall Ruby Lattimore Camp Fire Girls Lattimore State Vocational Department of Education of Arizona

Mrs Bell Hosts Just Sew Club at Hughes Street Home

Mrs E A Bell hosted the Just Sew club Tuesday afternoon at her home 1620 A Hughes street. Flowers in early fall colors decorated the rooms. Needlework and visiting formed the main activity and a salad course was served.

E. A. Bell Just Sew Club Hughes Street

Pen Women contest opens entries as club plans events

After noon a notice lists Mrs Merle Mashewne and others traveling to visit relatives in Kansas City while announcing the Pashandle Pen Women quarterly contest closing October 10 11 with a 500 word humorous skit entry. Community groups meet with Mrs Annie Dyer Mann and Mrs Slay hosting bridge and welfare club gatherings at local homes.

Annie Dyer Mann Jackson Street

Canyon Girls Club Meeting Tuesday At Mrs Brown's Home

The Canyon Girls Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Ewell C Brown's residence 907 Alabama Avenue Sar Jacinto. Attendees socialized with early fall blossoms in the rooms and played at "42" before a salad course was served.

Canyon Girls’ Club Ewell C Brown Alabama Avenue Sar Jacinto Mesdames Johnnie Price Clarence Herrington P. H. Buthker B. Johnson Ballard William Oliver, Jr. Bush J. A. Potter Ben Mead Arthur Kenyon R. B. Burnett John Moore

Freak Season For Hats In Amarillo

Local merchants report an unusual hat season in Amarillo with metal hats gaining popularity early. Shoppers expect bold styles to drive sales as February betrothals nosedive and fashion trends shift toward unconventional headgear.

Amarillo

Births Outpace Deaths as Marriages Rise in Amarillo

In Amarillo the birth rate nearly matches the death rate while marriages exceed divorces by about four to one. For July to September there were about 115 deaths, 245 marriages, and 203 births, with births and marriages averaging over two daily, and divorces averaging well below one per day.

Amarillo Daly Ansarillo

Popular records and artists dominate local music sales

Globe reporters survey dealers who name three top songs Too Late to Be Sorry What Can I Say After I'm Sorry and Valencia as leaders. Art Gillham Ted Lewis and the Dunbar sisters divide popularity among artists while new hits Her Beaus Are Only Rainbows Oh If I Only Had You Im Walking Around In Circles and For My Sweetheart rise. Ukulele remains a strong instrumental favorite amid rivals.

Globe

Hlilpings Vote for Immediate Independence

In Manila a joint session of the Philippine Senate and House unanimously adopted a resolution calling for immediate complete independence. The text, backed by the supreme national council created to lead the independence campaign, responded to U.S. autonomy rumors among Filipino leaders.

Associated Press Manila Senate House of the Philippine Legislature Supreme National Council United States

Mark Cullen Wins Grand Prize Vacuum Cleaner at Fair

The Eureka vacuum cleaner on display at the Tri State fair, provided by Nunn Electric, awarded to Mark Cullen of Fox Drug Company. The winning ticket secured the prize amid high interest from housewives. The piece notes a Paris topic about umbrellas resurging after the Prince of Wales visit.

Eureka Tri-State Fair Nunn Electric Company Mark Cullen Fox Drug Company

Mexico Floated Off Yucatan Reef. Steamship Heads to New York

The Ward Line steamer Mexico, grounded on a reef off the Yucatan coast on Monday, was floated last night. The vessel will proceed to New York immediately. Passengers were removed by the steamer Rio Brava and taken to Havana.

The Associated Press New York Ward Line Mexico Yucatan Havana

Bathing With Clothes Question Sparks Voter Debate

The fragmentary text suggests a discussion on whether voters can bathe with clothes on and hints at political themes about voter turnout and public behavior. Names, dates, or clear events are not resolved in the readable sections.

Patagenian Children Spotted in Snow in Bare Feet

Captain Frederick Marshall of the steamer Atebion Prings reports finding Patagenian children watching arewed in the snow barefooted. Youngsters under three years old are said to smoke cigarettes, while Patagenian dress appears uniform.

Frederick Marshall Sheamer Atebion Prings

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