Locals visit kin and friends across towns this weekend
Gene Nelson of Estelline, student at WTSU, visits his parents over the weekend. Paul and Tommy Eubank visit Whitney with uncle C L Eubank. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook of Northfield visit with Mr. and Mrs. Vance Castleberry. Mrs. Bob Clough of Dallas visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hudson. Cecil Gardner returns home and is reported doing well after Amarillo hospital stay.
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Gene Nelson
Estelline
WTSU
Paul
Tommy Eubank
Whitney
C. L. Eubank
Bill Cook
Northfield
Vance Castleberry
Bob Clough
Dallas
Pete Hudson
J. T. Hudson
Amarillo
Michael Ehrle
Price College
Leo Ehrle
Andy Rogers
Kansas
Sen. Rogers
M. L. Weir
Jo Lane
Roxie Nichols
Anna Briscoe
Quanah Hospital
Cecil Gardner
Vest fashions for college beaux in solid weave
A vest remains a favored staple for men with metal buttons and paisley or plaid patterns. College lads explore the vest as a pleasant novelty, noting its slimming effect and casual appeal for their best beau or favorite fellow.
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P. S
Touch of Luxury Hair Accessories Range Priced $3 to $10
A feature on new curl clips and combs for formal wear showcases ruby, aquamarine and emerald designs. Prices run from $3 to $10, offering affordable embellishments for any hairstyle.
We the Woman Warns About Hair Rollers in Menace to Marriage
Ruth Millett argues that hair curlers and rollers signal status and may haunt married life. She tells a tale of a fiancée who vowed never to wear metal clips, warning men to take a stand before marriage to avoid endless rollers at home.
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Ruth Millett
Assa
Land of Dickens Season Of Kind Time London Christmas Customs
The piece outlines British Christmas traditions from Dickens to modern times. It notes Boxing Day origins, Father Christmas, stockings, and gift delivery, plus seasonal meals, evergreen decorations, the Christmas tree, and early Victorian cards. It also mentions Queen Elizabeth’s radio address due to royal pregnancy.
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London
UPS
Charles Dickens
America
Scotland
United States
Father
Father Christmas
Santa Claus
Greenland
Iceland
Britain
Prince Albert
Germany
Victoria
John Callcott
The
Commonwealth
Elizabeth
Amarillo accountant, WWII veteran Mason dies in Texas
AMERICAN- (Continued From Page One) Cemetery at Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. Mason was well known in Childress and was a past commander of the 18th District of American Legion. He was an Amarillo accountant and had been an Amarillo resident since 1932. He died Friday morning at his home. He was a World War I veteran and a member of the Elks Lodge. He was past commander of Pleasant Valley American Legion Post 372 and had been a leader in the 40 & 8. Last week announcement was made that he had been appointed to the National Security Council of the American Legion in recognition of his services to the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mason
Childress
18Th District of American Legion
Amarillo
The
Elks Lodge
Pleasant Valley American Legion
National Security Council of the
American Legion
Legion
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Note
Admitted list includes Mrs Pete Rigsby and Mrs E E Allen on Friday. Also Arrelano Refugree and Mrs ee Mills admitted. Dismissals include Mrs Roy Smith, Mrs H C Sullivan and baby, and Mrs Leon Flood and baby, all on Friday.
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Pete Rigsby
E. E. Allen
Arrelano Refugree
Ee Mills
Roy Smith
H. C. Sullivan
Quail
Leon Flood
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P.s
the Fashion
Ave. B. N.W
Land OF
Dickens
White Sands
N.M
Moon
Flo’s Beauty Shop
Flo Gilley
Sandra Poling
Flo
Beauty
C—S.e
Hospital News
Penney’s
Gals
Lamb
Rayon
Adonna
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