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(UR |PLEX|0N
 BINS TO FADE
ring Back That (uth by the Use
 k and White
 ntment

neglect or improper complexion has be- Pn't despair-you can clear, smooth tint of |the use of Black and ite Ointment not only a delicate coloring, e tan, sun freckles, rk, sallow discolora- (ure a very delight
 portion to the skin Next morning rinse md White Soap. This lended to you be-
 best for cleansing the skin pores.
 lte Ointment is for g and department
 package, (5oc size mes as much). Black
 25c the cake. Should sed with the results
 will refund you the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-12

enth avenue, has returned from Oil Clty, where he has been workine Tn the oil fields. He will return after a few days visit with home folks. MT. and Mrs. Fred Clay of Bige- low, Ark, are visiting Mrs. Claws mother, Mrs. Ollie Clay, 2O25 East Seventh avenue.
 Miss Amateen Moore of Denison IeXas, has returned home after a visit with relatives in Pine R]uff Rector and Jonesboro. While here she visited her sister, Mrs. S. C. Hordy, 200 East 7th avenue E F.. $. Spain, 916 Nebraska street. left last night for Texarkana, where he will go to the Cotton Belt hospital for treatment. MT. Spain IS chief operator for the Cotton Belt. 0''
 Mrs. T. J. Thasp of 9O2 Nebraska street, is visiting her mother at Stamps, Ark.
 Miss Lucille Bowman of Little ROCK, has returned from visit With her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. D. s. Hunt, Tenth and Penn sylvania.
 Mrs. J. B. Stovall has returned to her home in Martin, Tenn, af- ter a visit with Mrs. w. c. Spikes. 1901 East Seventh avenue.
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DENIES HE WILL QUIT

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 11.Denial that he will soon resign from the cabinet of Provisional President De La Huerta to take charge of the fin ancial office of the Mexican govern ment in London was made here to- night by General Salvador Alvarado. minister of the treasury of Mexico. General Alvarado passed through San Antonio en route to Mexico City from a specia mission to New York City.
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FRENCH SUPPRESS PAPERS.

Berlin, Sept. 1o.-The Tageblatt says today that it is informed from Strasburg that sixty-one German newspapers have been suppressed by the French authorities in the occu- pied zone.
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5 BURGLARS
 EVANGUkRD E sARNES CIRCUS
Renorts of Addi- |obberies Police De
 Fch Climbers Gone

1 burglaries had not been |.he nolice up to a late |pht bearing out the oe- |e burglaries Of Friday following the cir Los were entered Friday i. of all three the burg. (d in making away with :.
 a small amount of Ks home at 112 aLurel btered some time during g kd a watch and a small nonev was stolen. Mr. ulOASJ IJc4 |not know of the theft t day. ,,,. H. Evans of S14 West las awakened about 2:ao ming by a noise in the on turning on the light I'd man prowling about The negro had entered ndow and left it open. r the window and Mrs. h him by the sleeve just
 the opening. The ne- way from Mrs. Evans, the same time as the bery of the Evans home kte Coleman, daughter Hrs. w. F. Coleman oi |treet was awakened by hg to remove rings ers Miss Coleman real hat was happening and
 rose and walked in the
 he room of her father.
 made his getaway be- kman arrived. The
 uccessful in making
 50 from the Coleman
 an employe of the
 as relieved of a pock-
 hing about $7 Friday
 ming about $7 Friday
 a crowded street car.
 ht out and MT. Gaske
 grab his pocket book
 lights came back on | pible to tell who got
 re of the opinion that
 were perpetYated by
 ke with the circus or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-12
GERMANS BLOCK TRAFFIC.

Berlin, Sept. 11.-Instructions have been given authorities in charge of the Kiel canal not to al low ships carrying munitions to pass through the canal from the North
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-12

This Is the children's fashion season. and here is a suggestion for the small schoolboy. It is soft wood-colored duvetyn, a coat with a wide collar and two smash ing pockets. and a rakish hat. also of duvetyr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-12

sea to the Baltic, according to a tel egram from Kiel. It is stated that these orders were issued by the German government
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Phone Company Big Amount

or Pine Bluff filed rson circuit court, ect $500 from the fll Telephone com-
 company discrimi- and would not fur telephone service d Nixon are attor- ntiff. ed states that after ! rental fee of $2.5o nnection 2, charge to old not have use of at later the instru- rom his home. Dam ent of $500 are
 Of Act s5 of the e general assembly s.i!lmlnation on the ''on against an in, of Lincoln county
 srs0n circuit court lst
 a,,.. his attorneys,
 VVef CT, to obain $4eo
 which he claims aplstion m of a con-
 ,s,. ,o have with MT.
 aase 5 of hay and it
 ,s i,arm, "a. subject to r Wood, the peti. ao
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LONDON-Mtss Edith Day. beautiful American musical com- edy actress. starring in Irene" here. has staged real drama. For two weeks she was missing at the Empire theater. Nerves" said the management Then she suddenly appeared in police court and asked for a summons for her hus, band. Carle Emile Carleton, whose threats. she charged, caused her to "go in bodily fear" But when the case came up 1t was announced she did not wish to proceed, as "all was we'll"
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MT. and Mrs. w. A. Hardister of Reydell, Ark, are visiting MT. and Mrs. B. T. Kilner, 1906 East Sth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-12

Mrs. A. H. Bradford of Memphis, Tenn, has returned home after a visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. L. Craig, 1918 East 9th avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-12

MT. and Mrs. F. R. Tisdale and family have moved from 17O2 West 18th avenue to 2011 East 9th ave- nue.
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East Pine Bluff Notes

L0Sl ! 11AC OxuxA 4VOSVC
 MT. and Mrs. John Henry and Dewey Evans and MT. Densard of East Pine Bluff, have returned from hunting trip near Moore's Lake. They report killing AT squir- rels, of which Mrs. Henry killed two.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Morley of Little Rock, are visiting MT. Wor- lev's sister, Mrs. A. E. St. Claire 1 11th and Ohio.
 1 Mrs. J. w. Spain, 917 Ohio street, returned yesterday from a two weeks visit in the Beech-grove neighborhood. C. c. Hunter and son, Ross, SO1 Ohio street, left yesterday to visit his sister, Mrs. c. D. Dents in Tex arkana.
 MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Scott and family, 815 Ohio street, have re- turned from visit with relatives in Decatur, Ill.
 Mrs. Ollie Clay and son How ard, 2025 East Eth avenue, are vis- iting relatives in Shreveport, La.
 Hennan Moore and family of Pa ducah, Ky., have returned after a few days visit with MT. and Mrs. J. A. Moore, 2101 East 7th ave- nue.
 Mrs. w. c. Rudder is i'll at her home, 9th and Nebraska.
 Miss Myrtle Robinson has re- turned to her home in Stuttgart, after visit with Miss Ouida Hen derson, 2004 East 7th avenue.
 Mrs. J. M. Lee of Little Rock has returned to her home after a visit with o. L. Lyon and family 2007 East Seventh avenue.
 Mrs. Olga Johnson of Crane. Mo-, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. L. Roller, 1900 East 9th ave- nue.
 Little Miss Frances. Carcuff, 1916 East 9th avenue, is confined to her bed with a sprained ankle.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Wilcox 5O2 Ohio street, will leave this week for a months visit in Denver, where they will visit their son, Hugh Wilcox, conductor on the Moffet Road.
 Miss Grace Fletcher, 713 Ohio street, has returned from a two months stay in Hot Springs and 
 Willie Adams of Rison, is visit ing H. L. Adams, 83O Ohio street.
 Mrs. s. B. Sutton of Little Rock. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Stewart, 906 Ohio street.
 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Tisdale and family have moved from 17O2 West 18th avenue to 2O11 East 9th ave- 1ue.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Hardister of Reydell, Ark, are visiting MT. and Mrs. B. T. Kilner, 1906 East 8th avenue.
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DESTROYED

E,,mMore M than 100 t1a Hsle destroyed or
 us. sne district north tn \ 'ss shaken by the
 a here. z a''0rd-
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Mrs. s. E. Sutton of Little Rock is visiting her daughter, Mrs Frank Stewart, 9O6 Ohio street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-12

Willie Adams of Rison, is visit. ing H. l.. Adams, $50 Ohio street
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MT. and Mrs. H. L. Scott and family, 815 Ohio street, have re- turned from a visit with relatives in Decatur, III.
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C. G. Hunter and son, Ross, 8O1 Ohio street, left yesterday to visit his sister, Mrs. c. D. Dents in Tex arkana.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Says Every Railroad
Man Should Read This

I'riersnn's ointment Co, Inc, liut.
Gilu, y. Y. Dear Sirs" | Was afflicted
with what the doctors said were Nar.
rn,r tlcora. and NJ uni.l about five
weeks nyu I have been treating them
for about u year aud five months.
with ~ IN" treatments that were ptc.
Hfim-i tn nae by SEVERAL dprtuts ! f".
c,i.,d little h.nciit and they Kept
sut aiding aud gave me much distress
aud raufed ne to uuit my work.
| WIS induced boy a brother brakeman
20 try Prtorsnn'a Ointment. ana after l
had used iva boxes ! snw wonderful rc
suits You can tell suffering ones truu'
tiled with ugly painful and horrid ulcers
,hat your Ointment IN n cure for them
hen Everything ell" fails, M I hav"
,ricd nLout everything Thanking you
many times over am. your happy
friend. Chns. J. llrys.r. Battle Greek 4.
Mich. a. Glrnwood Avenue January
l?. 1915.
II know aud dozens 1T people write
me-" SAYS Peterson of Buffalo that
petsrsln's Ointment also cures eczema.
I'D sores. salt rheum. piles and all skin
| Diseases aud all druggists sell hig box
nr 80 cents" Mail orders filled ~
Peterson Ointment ~. Inc. Buffalo. y.
4.
Randall ~ !. W. Collins Drug Co,
viii supply yOu.-t\dvJ
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shower IIonorinK Recent bride.

Miss Frances thafless was hostess
nj "A delightful miscellaneous shower
"Wednesday afternoon ut her home, lGl'
Folk street. honOflng Mrs Truman
Vineyard. a recent bride.
A prOfnsiOn at various garden flower
were ured IN decorating for The occa'
ion making very delightful s"tiin'
TOR the enjoyable occasion a ooloi
grhetur OF yellow and white wa CARRIE
out In artishr detail IN adjoining III"
dining ronri.h while n RAINBOW. form"t
of many troameTs ~ crepe paper arcl
ID from the living room into the dininl
room. tl
The earlleu part of the afternoon ~
devoted tn nn enjoyable program. c0ri
nOaad al readings and musical number
after which the honor guest WIS toll
10 find the font NJ the rainbow, 10,
there the proverbial treasure awaitc
her. II happened that the rainbow ~
tended TO the dining table. and there
the center rested u large basket. beau
tlfully decorated In yellow and whit
creme papeT stTeamers. which cNtcnde
from the chandelier overhead. And sue
treasures az the basket held Very lev
gifts were duplicated. aud all were low,
~ enough To delight the heart Ol an.
bIlde.
After each package had heep q.
wrapped aud the gi(l II contained dul
admired, delicious refreshments of r.
cream. cuhe aud min,s were served L.
the hostess. Those participating IN ~
afternoons hospitality were Mr.. Vim
yard. honor guest. M,sdamrs JOY lini
ris. y. l.. Mckcnzc Harry Smith. JhcI
i,ogers. 4. NJ. Lybrand. John Kenyon
q. I. Vineyard. y. J. VIII. Faulkner
WIN u. Thomas. aud Misses Ruth NJ
Alpine. EdnO Ong. i.itta HALL. Mlrgar'
H.owald. Olive Avery. ~ Dallas. Glad!
Collins, Eris Gustavus, Florence ll"i
dricke, Essic and Eunice Pollard, NJ
bel Holland. Elise and Marcillettc liIl
Mildred aud lBethenia Burgess. Len
Pay Copeland. Margaret Patterson, L.
"a and Letl Roberts. Sicily Robert
Guydelle Vineyard. Ruth Stanley. Dor
Mobiles. Betty Lou Ozier. Edith Earl Sc
lars, Adtienne Stsllings. Lee aud VI
glnia Violin. Mary Dawn. Made ~
1irneile Works. nellie liorsbrugh. Ma
Ear.t Herring. Mary Masterson. VIM
Aiae Word. and Miss Ruth Smith,
t;reenville. y. &.
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nnilng On Hall Ranch.

4 n. ighttul outing was enJnyeh
Tuesday afternoon 10y few ot Ant
illu's younger social r"t on the Jack
Hall ranch. northwest II the city.
The party moired out Ia the ranch
In the eai.v afternoon. where the many
pleasures afforded by such an outing.
we're enjoyed. Later a delicious picnic
supper was spread. after which the
party returned 10 the city, where the
Remainder ~ IN" evening was devoted
to dancing NJ the ". T.. Herring READ.
l,ncr.
Those partlc. ,,lting were Mr.. and
Mrs ". H. Herring chapcrnnes. Miss.
- Anne Martin. Il WaSahachie. Mary
Mas,efson. Margaret Curtis. Margaret
HERRING. Marjorie O0i"r. I,adrv liriiain.
Ninnls Madden. Edna Pendlcton. Lee
Wnlfiin and Mrssrs. Ernest Thompson,
iimmic Rockwell. ~ Houston. otis vii
lnmr. Arthur Ware. frank Love. Ray
Smith. Horace Lindsay. Hewwin Camel
Harry Day and Eill Br0wnell.
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Tho Dmcns society mel In regular
.os ion Monday, July 2Gth, AZ the home
( Mrs Mlttlr Morris. sol Johnson
tr,rt. There were xix members and
oar visitors present. The devotional
trvicts were carried out ~ follows:
Openlnr Song. No a..
Hilo Reading John list Chapter
rh"lmn GaIwoOd
Praycr-iirR q. l.. GarwoOd.
pgnyer-Alrs Morris.
i'nd.r thu able leadership 81 Mrs
Norris these young people are carry.
ng an beautiful work. For the past
month they report l3S garments re-.
rivod. and III given out. Five pair
shoes have also been given 90 the
lcrsly The society alsO reports five
NJ plants given O. the SICK. while the
amount received IN the treasury for
h. month totals t?.g2. There are
hrcc birthday cards "a be sent out
Mrs Morris says that clothes hrs
very badly needed at the present time
md " you have any discarded cloth
.ng. Mia little hand II Christian work
~ yin appr cintc such an offering
| rhr clothes viii he called for " va,
| Slll Phone Mrs. Morris at 1889.
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Miscellaneous shower.

One of the loycic.t serial courtesics
extended Co Miss Mary Dawn Works.
since the announcement uf her engage
Inent 10 Edwin y. Davis. of Nashville.
Tenn. was the miscellaneous showef
al which Mrs Robert Wilusn and Miss
Lucy story entertained. at the home ~
the former. 1907 Harrison street
In rooms gayly be,i,ckcd IN variety
~ garden blossoms combined with TOT
iagc. enjoyable mroning hours were
spcnt. one at the delighitul features
nI the occasion was new fashioned
spelling match. While only words pr
tanning % the coming nupiiala we'"
chosen. 80
The shower was presented Miss
Works in most original manner. She
was given a large hall 81 yarn. ana toll
to unwind ~ and learn .he many d,
lightful SECRETS " held. ~ the yarn
Was unwuund hI,ps of paper were dis
closed. upun eiih of whlch was written
some l,sation where delightful sug'
prise awaIts~i her. The gifts were HID
den about the house and lawn. and "
VAS indeed an enthusiastic party which
watchesl the search. Miss Works was
the recipi.nt of many delightful git..
After The gifts had all been found AMI
duly admired delicious salad course
Was served by the hostesses. Tho'e
ptesent Included the hnnorec. MesiameS
W. H. Armstrong. HAY. y. ~. Ryburr.
I n. Code. a. I. Nunn. ~ l. Rngrrs,
Nsie. 4. a.. BuIdin.. Howard Williama.
". A. Askew. ". &. lloyce. W. W.
Cox, J. W Collins. J. W. Crudglngtun,
+. y. Durham. Easum. Guy faller. VI.
n. Harris. A. A. i.uinpkin. Otto Tru.
love. Higgins. FLORENCE q. Wilson. anl
aIIsa-s Louise Clark. Eva kiilough. A.
Ieare skillman. I,adie Britian. Burkella
Wells. George Ella and Margaret MicL,
IT,, Margaret Sccwald. Eris Gustavus,
Mabel Holland. Lucille Little. Dcbbl,
aud Chloe Patterson and Steilman.
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MSQSIEEFAb
RUTH ]. MEYER
Home EconOnis Course Opens THIS
Morning.

Morning.
A Home Economies Sourse. conduct
I'd hy the EeNienslon Department of
he 4. A VI. College. IN cooperation
with the United States Department rt
agriculture. and brought Ia Amarillo
inder the auspices ~ the Central Coun.
II ~ Mothers Clubs 81 this city. viii
ipen her. this morning fOr two day
session.
The cnurae will be- conducted In the
IIiyh School auditorium. and numbef
Il splendid out.of town speakers are -
lellver lectures. Among these are AIRS.
VingIdr Harry. who holds q prominent
,fiice IN IN. State Federation at Wo'
irns Clnhs. and was member ui the
'artLlty 0i kidd.koy colleg" for num-
or ~ years. Mrs. Barry II now sil"''
nj agent ~ A. A VI. college. and delit'
'fs nplendid lectures during IN" twd
lays session.
tn, women ~ Amarillo ~ well ne ih'
nigh srhnnl girls. and ihog" who have
rnmpl.t.d ~. high schonl course are
urged Ia tak. advantage uf this rplcn
I'd opportunity. The program has been
lrrangcd an follows:
AUGUST 70.
10000: Home Demonstration Work
~hlNf ifflN
iO.3Oii: Child Fecdini-Nirs. Elma
Taylor Jones.
AFTERNOON
i:a02'30: Child Welfare-Alrs. II. u
! Dickinson,
g.90.i. school Lunches Mrs. ElmH
1 Taylor Jones'
T. Recrsational Value ~ Rhythm an
nortrv In the IIomc--Mrs. Maggie W
| Barry.
At'Gt'ST ~
| iO1i: Color rnd Line In Everyda'
Iife-.AIrs. Maggie W. barry.
illiIi: Appropriateness IN Dress
| Mrs Dora H. Barnes.
| Adjournment
| AFTERNOON
30: Furnishing the liome--Mrs. ~
~ Tavlnr Jones
80: Commercial PattcrnE-Mrs Dor
T. l;arnes.
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purple Patchwork
by AMEI.IE HIVES

! have made for myself q mai velous
cOveTl-t
To cover my he'd with on white nights.
A coverl.t ~ unique and mystical
potency
Wrought Of purple patches
From the nantes Of the most roya'
poets
All the white nights until sleep comes
(, wander IN waking dreams
Through arnbesques 81 hnperin
phrases
A. through featoons of magical pupil
morning glories
That centufi-r 81 snow ana sunlight
lave not been able To wlth"i.
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soel,l Note. mud Personal Mention.

Mr.. aud Mfs. Walter CIulIi"ld nav"
returned ffon a delightful trip In tn
mountains at Nevada. and ATE here NJ
the guests uf the laticr's mother. MI
J. T.. Rider. COS Fillmore street.
Aliss Mcigis Jones of Valley View
Texas. II visiting here as the guest III
her brother. Congressman Marvin
Jones
yIrs. ". T.. Herring has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. l.. u. johnson. 81 W.,
non.
DIR. and slrs. 4. J. Bennett. II Aus
tin, Texas. passed through the city yes
terday enroute 10 Colorado. They AZ,
making the trip overland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. y. Stephenson
left last evening Tor Plainview. whrr,
they viii remain until tn end Of tn
Meek
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Linen shaver.

Nicsdnmes Earl shelton AMI King
N.r. hustcs,cs at q d"lightiul part
Tuesday afternoon. hnnorinE another
August bride. Miss Mamie Good, who
Ma become the bride ~ Joe l.ally the
latter par, Of the month.
Pink and whit. crepe paper was usel
In carrying cut dainty color scheme.
while numerous ported plants, and cut
lowers added "a delightful floral touch
TO the scene.
I'p1n arrival the guests were asked
To register In a dainty book entitled
"Iirid-s Memories. which was late
pr, scented Ca the hnnorce. Before thai,
your lndy's arrival telegram blanks
were passed about upon which oacn
guest wrote sam" message ui love, I'D
vic. or gnol wishes These were alsu
ptei' .ui,gI o. the hrid,. llur with Hd'
mention that they not he opened until
| after tie wedding.
After Miss Cooks arrival the doors
| {, the dining roum were thrown open
aud truly delightful scene revealed
| P,it.d plant and cut flowers Were
used In prufusiun In adjoining Thu
| room, while pink shaded lights east 0
soft glu wuy"r ull. From the chandelier
hung u pink plrasol. from which dan
glcd a Pin krihban sirclmer, Miss
Coax was asked tn pull this. and upu'
| 80 doing wns rhowcrcd with an assert
mont IT beautiful linen gfts. Whi''
th,-c wcr' hoing admired Miss D'bhi'
Patterson sang delightful little love
song. the words uf whi'h were cuinpp-
81 hy Mrs kinr telling of The romance
nnd cnuriship ~ Miss Cnuk ana hi
fiancc. and put a. IA" tan" ~ III" POI
ulrr alr "Tf'cliss"
Daring th" afternoon c'ch que,
wrrt" spuc ftvurit' recipe IN n henuii
fully Oruam,ui'l coolshoul, which %
the afternoons ,lusc WAS presented .,
~" honor guest.
| Delicious refreshments ~ iced tc
and sandwiches were served Miss Coo
Wand ~" following gupsis: Mc"dam.'
! billie Thomas William oliver. Chnrlc
. Thatcher I.un l'uwcn. 7. ". caldwell
; Brooks. =. !. lir1unig Waddili. Wnlto'
+ Carl Price. ~ Crawford. Texas, Robci
{ Cook. T. u Cook. a. T.. Parks Armi'
Smith. carter. Ralph Price. McClintoc.
Tmclnn Miller Claybrnok. Ehcrly. an
NiSaev Mabel Price. Mabel Tmmoni
+, \eppir Greathousc. GrHr. Land 'hl
! and pchhi" Patterson. Verne Jordon. {
! Waco RUBY and Sue Cook. Nrll Hes
Sibly Finklcn. Baker Carawgy, l.ucil
Clayhroof. Lucille Schoolcr. Flossi
Barton. Alton lilantun, Nell Hor
. hnugh. Lucille Little. Alline Miller. 60
: ia Iidilla. Alinc Oldficld and Fer.
3. valentine. If Fort Worth.
!. ivrian garn,ts arc the most esteem
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soei.I Nnies and Per.onal MsniIon.

Misses Ailno Oldficld and Foral Val.
entine. IT Fort Worth. IN visiting here
with friends and relatives
Mise Verne Gordon. of Waco. II visit.
INK In Amarillo With relatives aud
friends.
Jimmie Rockwell. 81 Houston. II Ma.
iiing In the city.
Misses Marjorie and Betty Lou ohicr
visited with friends In pnlhart last
week
Mis-. Edna Pcndlctun. assistant regis.
trar ~ Texas University. II visiting
h.ie ase the guest of her parents. Judge
aud Mrs. u. u. Hardwood
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

me no good NJ all-my pains got worse
instead Of better. began taking the
Vegetable Compound aud felt q change
from the first. Now ! feel line and adj
wise any one going through the Change
" Life to try Il. for Il cured me after l
had given up all hopes Of getting better.
You can publish this and ! will tell
any one who writes 10 me the good
Il has done me.'-Mrs. MAnoAskr
DAM. 1898 \. Alder 81, Phlla., Pa.
II hardly seems possible that there 10
a woman In this country who will con.
,inuc 10 suffer without giving Lydia u.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial
after oil the evidence that is continually
being published. proving beyond contra
liction that this grand old medicine has
relieved more suffering among women
than any other medicine in the world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Enierialns With Luncheon.

Mrs. ". D.. Herring entertained .
number 81 her friends "Wednesday noon
with a deiihtful four course Luncheon
al the Harvey House. honoring her sis.
ter and house guest, Mrs. J.. ". John
son, Of Vernon. \ variety of summer
flowers we're usd most effectively M
adjoining IL" festive beard Tot III" {"
casiOn
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Ilouotiux Miss Smith,

lIonoriny her housr guest. MiSs lihti
Smith. VI Greenvillr. =. G.. Miss Winnie
Mae Word entertained about thirty oI
AmarillO's younger s'Sial set, with "
d,llghtiul outing on the Word rancli
north Of husband The party lett ih
city about ,ix o'clock. mutoring IN the
Word ranch. where an evening 81 IN
formal fun VAS spent. and "a d-lictou'
pIcnic supper enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Child, Study Club.

The Child's study club viii meet I.
sugular session Friday afternoon q, .
o'clock at the home of Mrs. q. y Me.
Lcllnn. s06 Tavlnr street Airs. I. "
simmons viii lead In the afternoons les,
son taken form the study Book.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
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Misses Nina and Norma Cunningham.
Anne Martin. their house guest FROM
Waynhachir. and Milton Cunningham.
visited IN Dnlhlrt last week. attending
the l,ound.rp. while there lhoy w"ir
entertained ~ guests at the home 81
Miss VILLA Griffith.