Bride-Elect Violet Moon Fetes In Bridge Shower
Honoring Miss Violet Moon whose marriage to Mr Lee Shores was announced for Sunday at 1931 Van Buren Street, a bridge shower was held at 909 Jackson Street. Attendees included Marion Gross Jean Wright and hosts Mrs Leonard Waltz Mrs Frank Redder and Mrs Bill Bogard Jr. High scores went to Mrs Frank Redder and Mrs Leonard Waltz with Bill Bogard Jr as consolation.
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Violet Moon
Lee Shores
van Buren Street
Della Lee
Beth Harris
Miss Dd
Jackson Street
Frank Redder
Leonard Waltz
Bill Bogard, Jr
Marion Gross
Jean Wright
Mesdames Leonard Waltz
Wichita Falls
Prank Redder
Class To Install Officers Sunday at San Jacinto Methodist
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will install officers Sunday at 9:45 in the class room with a rose ceremony. Charter members receive tribute. songs and talks mark the event led by Marion Hill and others. pins will be distributed to attendees. A. K. Baracat of Jerusalem speaks at Polk Street Methodist at 9:45. James A. Dollar invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Co. EF. Birkemeyer
Davie Mardis
F. R. Tucker
Hilde Brown
E. F. Morrow
Jo Burns
Birkemeyer
Marion Hill
A. K. Baracat
Jerusalem
Polk Street Methodist Church
James A. Dollar
Wired Radio Stations Under Jurisdiction
Norman Cohen of Bridgeport was convicted on a charge of operating a broadcast station without a license. He was fined $25 and costs, as officials said the case establishes federal jurisdiction over wired radio stations. The defense argued WRB was carried solely on the Bridgeport power company lines, but government experts testified that programs were picked up without using the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Norman Cohen
Bridgeport
George H. Cohen
United States District Attorney
Aiq
WRB
Cohen
Bridgeport Power Company
Federal Radio Commission
Power Company
Hutton Egg Thrower Fined for Publicity Stunt
Harold Pickrell 27 was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct after admitting he threw eggs at Dave Hutton the baritone and estranged husband of Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton during a publicity stunt at a Seattle theater He said he was paid 10 dollars for the act Judge Bell called the act not humorous and disorderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Harold Pickrell
Dave Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Hutton
Pickrell
Bell
Texas Relief Work Report is Finished
Secretary Ickes said the report on public works expenditures in Texas and Oklahoma is being prepared and will be ready for consideration early next week. Delay traced to a misunderstanding between Col Henry M Waite and General Lytle Brown. Charles L Ellington of Kinston NC retires after 48 years as a railroad fireman.
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Washington
Ickes
Grouth
Texas
Oklahoma
Henry M. Waite
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Make This Model At Home Easy To Make
A simple guide outlines a quick method to assemble a model at home with common craft materials. Step by step tips cover cutting shaping, gluing, and finishing for a sturdy project.
Pattern 1512 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern 1512 offers a house frock design with a chic collar pockets and semi belt. Available in sizes 16 to 46 with detailed illustrated sewing instructions and 15 cent pattern price.
Huston Exonerated In Fatal Accident
Hollywood reports John Huston 26 son of Walter Huston was exonerated of blame in the fatal auto accident that killed Mrs Tosca Rouben wife of Raul Rou Ben star of Spanish film. Huston stopped his car and aided the victim and was not held though ordered to appear at the inquest.
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Hollywood
John Huston
Walter Huston
Tosca Roulien
Raul Roulien
CAPA Friday Night Tri-State Fair Horse Show
CAPA events include a Friday night horse show at the Tri-State Fair in front of the grandstand near the Berean Class of First Baptist Church with a 8:15 start and a 7 o clock dinner. Saturday features a Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street and a Home Demonstration Club market in the Municipal Auditorium foyer from 8 to 10:30.
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Amarillo Saddle Horse Exposition
First Baptist Church
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Municipal Auditorium
Food Serving Tips For Elegant Afternoon Teas
Helpful suggestions cover pairing oranges candied jelly with duck or squab, ironing care with paraffin, and serving hot toast with cream cheese and raspberry jam. Advice includes balancing light and dark foods and avoiding monotony in color and type.
Hill Bible Class to Feature Music and Talks at Texes Theater
Prof Herold Ensinger band master from Amarillo College of Music will present a special musical program for the Sunday morning gathering of the T Newton Hill Bible Class. Miss Doris Shaw and E Eaton will lead singing while Judge W E Gee and Dr Roy C Snodgrass teach the morning lesson. Meeting time listed as 9 40.
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Herold Ensinger
Amarillo College of Music
T. Newton Hill
Doris Shaw
E. Eaton
W. E. Gee
Roy C. Snodgrass
Texes Theater
Young Villa Signed For Film Venture
Pancho Augustin Villa Jr the son of Mexican revolutionary General Villa is signed to star as his father in Viva Villa the film to be shot in Mexico Howard Hawks directing in Mexico City and Wallace Beery set to play the elder general Young Villa will be sent to the border next week and has memories of the Canutillo hacienda in Durango The production will film scenes at the hacienda and in six Mexican cities with actual scenes based on Villa’s life.
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Hollywood
Cal
Pancho Augustin Villa
Young Villa
San Diego
Viva Villa
Mexico
Howard Hawks
Mexico City
Wallace Beery
Europe
Chihuahua
Canutillo
Durango
Villa
Man and Wife Wounded in Lufkin Double Shooting
In Lufkin on September 28 26 year old Ted Pearson and his estranged wife 20 suffered probable fatal bullet wounds during a domestic disturbance. Pearson allegedly beat his wife and after their mother intervened he knocked her down. Two residents joined in trying to eject him before he drew a pistol. Police report an ongoing investigation into the shooting and its circumstances.
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Lufkin
Ted Pearson
Pearsons
Pearson
Man Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life, Shots Fire in Yard
Police report a man dragged his wife into the yard and shot her twice before shooting himself. Officers described the sequence as a domestic dispute ending in a double tragedy.
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Pearson
Bank Accounts Tie Davis Aid to Lottery Funds
In New York on September 29, defense counsel for Senator James J. Davis argued bank accounts and cancelled checks show the $40,000 proceeds from a 1931 Moose lottery did not go to the Pennsylvania senator. Davis, director general of the Loyal Order of Moose, and Theodore G. Miller, chief fund raising officer, face trial on federal charges of interstate shipment of lottery tickets.
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New York
U. S
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Pennsylvania
Davis
The
Moose
Theodore G. Miller
Order
Docket Pleas For Public Works In Texas
Fort Worth, Sept. 29. Applications docketed by the Texas advisory board of the public works administration call for construction to cost 620474 dollars and include North Texas Agricultural College Arlington request for a new dormitory costing 103454 dollars. Liberty seeks 114750 for a municipal electric light and power plant. Beaumont asks 321000 for water system additions. San Benito requests 50000 for a Woman's Club building. San Antonio seeks 31270 for a concrete band stand grading and fencing at Lincoln negro athletic field.
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Fort Worth
Texas Advisory Board of the
Public Works Administration
North Texas Agricultural College
Arlington
Liberty
Beaumont
San Benito
San Antonio
Lincoln Negro Athletic Field
Scouts Honor Court Tonight in Amarillo
J P Fitch regional Scout executive arrives to assist at the Scout Court of Honor at the Tri-State Pair grounds. Eight Eagle badges and numerous merit awards will be presented. John 8 McKnight presides at 7 30 in the Scout building.
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J. P. Fitch
Dallas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo
Tri-State
Mr. Fitch
Scout
Walter Mellor
Houser Basham
Roy Cline
Robert Bode
Wayne Fergus
Jim Frank Tolleson
Jack Sparks
Zane Smith
John 8. McKnight
Court of Honor Committee
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Kinston N. C
Chanel
Anne Adams
Huston
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Charles Woodburn
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