Washington Social Wardrobe Averages Dozen Gowns
A dozen dinner and evening gowns are deemed necessary for the winter social season by Washington society women. Prominent locals buy in shops or stores, with Europe and Paris supplying many outfits for non residents. Mrs. R. E. Wylie of Dallas visits relatives here, staying at 1210 Washington Street.
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Sue McNamara
Washington
Europe
South America
Paris
West
R. E. Wylie
Dallas
A. H. Lindsay
Mrs. Lindsay
Washington Street
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
The Social Calendar lists L Aiguillee Club hosted by Mrs E T Kennedy at 2005 Van Buren Street at 3 o clock. 1929 Bridge Club led by Mrs Paul J Smith at 1105 B West Nineteenth Street at 3. P E O meet by Mrs E W Little at 721 West Sixteenth Street at 3. P T A Johnson School at school at 8 45. P T A Landergin School 3 30. Clark Wesley Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church hosted by Mrs Roy O Bryan at 713 West Sixteenth Avenue at 2 30.
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E. T. Kennnedy
van Buren Street
Bridge Club
Paul J. Smith
West Nineteenth Street
E. W. Little
West Sixteenth Street
P.-T. A. Johnson
P.T. A. Landergin
Clark Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Roy O'Bryan
West Sixteenth Avenue
Worth Weight in Gold Says Amarillo Furnace Man
Joe E. McCullum of Amarillo Texas describes Orgatone as worth its weight in gold after three years of stomach and kidney troubles dust chills and headaches. He reports better appetite sleep and weight gain and warns it may not cure all ills but has built him up. Fox Drug Co conducts the Amarillo sale of Orgazone.
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Joe E. McCullum
Route 1
Box 136
Amarillo
Texas
Orgatone
Amarillon
Fox Drug Co
Benefit Ball For Confederate Veterans Fund Tonight
A cordial invitation invites the public to a benefit ball this evening at 9 at the Herring Hotel. Presented by the Will A. Miller Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, proceeds support the Confederate Veteran's Monument fund. Russell Kemp's orchestra provides the dancing music and the program promises entertaining numbers.
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Herring Hotel
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Veteran’s Monument Fund
Russell Kemp
Ewing Family Returns From Extended East Trip
Mr and Mrs Norris Ewing and their daughter Ruth have returned home to Amarillo after a six week trip through the east in the interest of The Globe News They traveled via Nashville Atlanta New Orleans Houston and Dallas and were entertained by friends and relatives along the way
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Norris Ewing
Ruth
Ewing
East
Globe News
Nashville
Tennessee
New Principal And Teachers To Be Honored At High School
The High School hosts an evening event honoring the new principal and teachers. The High School P.T.A. presides as hostess. A program and refreshments are planned with activities starting at eight o'clock. all parents are invited.
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P.T. A
Young People's Endeavor Meeting At Mrs Wilde Home
The Young People's Endeavor of the First Christian Church holds its monthly social and business meeting this evening at 8 oclock at Miss Louise Wilde 808 A Fillmore Street. All officers and committee chairmen are urged to attend with written reports.
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First Christian Church
Louise Wilde
A. Fillmore Street
Miss Annie McDonald Speaks at McKinley PTA Meeting
Miss Annie McDonald will address the McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. All members are urged to attend.
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Annie McDonald
McKinley School
Parent-Teacher Association
Postponed Alpha Delphian Meeting Time Change
The Alpha Delphian Society postpones its meeting to tomorrow morning at 9 39 o clock at the Women's Club instead of 2 30.
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Alpha Delphian Society
Humphrey Highland P.T.A. to Meet Tomorrow
The Humphrey Highland School Parent-Teacher Association will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in the school. Mrs George Parr, president, will supervise the lesson and a special program is being arranged. The room with the largest parent attendance will receive a picture.
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George Parr
Humphrey Highland School
Pleasant Valley P. T. A. Meeting Announcement
Pleasant Valley School will hold a P T A meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o clock in the school. Important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Pleasant Valley School
Beautiful Blouses In Paris Show Case Elegant Styles
Paris fashion editors describe a rich array of blouses from chic dressmakers. Designers feature after noon scarves tucked blouses tailored tuck-ins with lame or satin accents and lace pieces with linen collars. Crepe satin and jersey trims lead a season of diverse silhouettes for day and dressier wear.
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Byanione Langelier International News Service
Paris
Georgette
Satin Set In By Debate Handiwork
A fragment suggests satin work tied to a debate project or handiwork. Details are scarce and names or places are not readable. The note hints at a craft linked to a discussion outcome but remains unclear.
Honesty of Book Readers Makes Library a Success
Miss Elizabeth Shirley reports open air libraries in Malaga parks where shelves hold books for self service. Residents take books, read on benches, and return them. over several years only one book has disappeared. Both youths and adults use the park libraries.
Empress of Japan Has New Daughter
Empress Magako gave birth to a daughter in Tokyo today. A mistaken telephone announcement suggested a son and heir, prompting early nationwide rejoicing that soon turned to disappointment once the truth was revealed. The child is the third daughter in the royal family with no direct heir yet.
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Vicks
United States
Wicks
United Press
Tokio
Magako
Man Dies After Being Struck by Auto in Georgetown
J. D. Jenkins, 69, died in Georgetown from injuries after being struck by a car Saturday night. He passed away yesterday, authorities said.
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Georgetown
J. D. Jenkins
Boss Receives Telegram Run During Post Office Tour
In Wales a village postmistress asked H. D. Lees Smith the postmaster general to deliver a telegram. With no messenger available she offered three pence for him to carry it. He smiled and declined, apologizing instead for the interruption.
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United Press
London
Wales
H. D. Lees- Smith
Lees-Smith
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