Weekly Social Calendar for Adelphia First Baptist Church
The Adelphia Society meets with Mrs. Robert Ricks at 411 Bellview Avenue with Mrs. Bayard Clouse leading the afternoon program. Fidelis Class home event at Mrs. G L Kirven postponed indefinitely. Legion Auxiliary holds 8 pm meeting in Legion hall. Palo Duro Association session at First Baptist Claude at 10 am with W H Fuqua moderator. adjourns Wednesday. Bide a Wee Club luncheon hosted by Mrs I M Crotty at 904 Buchanan Street. La Aiguille Club meets 4 pm at Mrs. Walter Sikes, 1707 Van Buren Street. Wednesday hosts include B R P Club at 3 pm with Mrs Voss Brummal. Catholic Daughters meet at 2:30 pm with Mrs J F Bromert. First Baptist schedule Bible school officers supper, Speak conferences, general conference, and revival service led by Rev C L Elder. Polk Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society holds social at Mrs A F Reeves, 807 Sunset Road with vocal program. First Baptist choir rehearses at 8 pm. Mizpah Club at 9 pm with Mrs H D Jones. Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club at 3:30 pm with Mrs J W Jones. Laffalot Bridge Club at 3 pm with Mrs Elliot Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
la Aiguille Club
Walter Sikes
van Buren Street
Frank Mackie
Voss Brummal
A-Madison
Catholic Daughters of America
J F. Bromert
Thirteenth Street
Methodist Church
A. F. Reeves
Sunset Road
Polk Street
Central Presbyterian Church News and Services
Central Presbyterian at 19th and Taylor lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 11 with sermon by Rev Selon Johnson of First Presbyterian Tula. No evening service. Episcopal St Andrews schedules Holy Communion at 7 20 a m and church school Bible classes at 10 60 a m with 11 a m prayer and sermon. Offertory pieces by Van de Water and Proc tor Smith. Rector Robert N MacCullum extends cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
Taylor
Ry Thomsen
Selon Johnson
First Presbyterian Church of
Tula
Central Church
Raff
Heyser
Golterman
Hall Axtell
Himmelreith
Christian Endeavor
Annex
Susan Gentry
Mary Frances Campbell
St. Andrew's Episcopal
van de Water
Margaret Proctor Smith
Robert N. MacCullum
Buchanan M. F Sunday Services and Junior League
Buchanan M F announces Sunday school at 10:00 a m followed by a 11:00 a m preaching service Junior League gathers at 7:30 p m with an 8:30 p m sermon A prayer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 8 36 led by pastor G H Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Sunday Schedule and Evening Sermon
Tabernacle Baptist at 16th and Buchan announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching by the pastor at 11 00 a m Sunbeams during the morning hour and B Y P U at 6 45 p m under general director J M Bulloch The pastor preaches at 8 00 p m on The Shears of Delilah urging attendance A large song service is planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist
16Th & Buchanan
J. M. Bulloch
Delilah
Big Treat Promised for October Meeting of Pen Women
Panhandle Pen Women in Amarillo and neighboring areas are urged to attend October session where John W. Stayton editor of Holland's Magazine will lecture. Morning and afternoon sessions feature business reports, a yearly contest with limits on fiction and poetry, and an associate member contest. An evening banquet is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Amanila
John W. Stayton
Holland's
Amarillo
Pen
Mr. Stayton
Potter County
R. S. Thompson
Amarillo Day Nursery Seeks Help Amid Rising Needs
A six month old Amarillo day nursery founded by civic women operates from a five room cottage at 707 Fillmore Street near downtown. Matron Mrs. Percy E Rockwell and aide Mrs. Germaine Gearn oversee about 26 to 33 children daily with funding pressures forcing milk reductions and plans for stoves as winter approaches. The facility serves children from well to do and working families with care valued by parents, while surrounding community members visit and support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy Good
Fillmore Street
Percy E. Rockwell
Germaine Gearn
Amarillo
Betty Dee
Amarillo Bay
Percy Rockwell
Bheelualy
First Baptist Church August Services and Programs
Hereford First Baptist outlines August schedule with Rev W R Hill preaching at 8 15 p m and teaching the men’s class at Mission theater. Special music by choir and orchestra plus a song service led by Mr Williamson. Glenwood Baptist at Locust calendar includes Sunday school at 9 00 a m 11 00 a m sermon and 3 00 p m dedication of the church building with B P Ass meeting at 6 45 p m evening worship listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
W. R. Hill
First Baptist Church
Hereford
Bro. Hill
Mission Theater
Young Peoples
Williamson
Glenweed Baptist
F. Key
Glenwood
Frank Killims
Southern Presbyterian moves to new church building
The Southern Presbyterian church at 1010 Jackson Street moves into a new house of worship this Sunday. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning preaching at 11 with a second service at 8 p.m. The morning topic is The Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ. E. B. Fincher, pastor, leads Growing in the Graces. prayer meeting is 8 o'clock Wednesday. Also notes public talks and services at other local churches and readings at the First Church of Christ Scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Presbyterian
Jackson Street
Jesus Christ
E. B. Fincher
Church of Christ
County Court Room
D. Matt Thomas
Canyon
M.D. Scroggins
North Side Methodist Church
Scroggins
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Taylor Street
Church of Christ—Bible School
Tenth Street
Bridge Chip Social Delights Guests at Hatch Hostess Home
The 1925 Bridge Chip gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Elliot Hatch’s home 160 Hayden street with rooms arranged in flowers. Mrs. John Spann won the high score prize, a yellow and black boudoir pillow, while Mrs. W. te Cooper captured the guest prize a lavender and pink pillow. Consolation, a Bettie of bath suits, went to Mrs. AL Boyd. A salad and ice course followed for Mesdames Rey Slay Elmer Slay John Span C M Boyd Frank Huff Sellers and guests including Mrs. W P Cooper E F Rittenberry A J Taylor W Cloud and Miss Shirley Averitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot Hatch
Hayden Street
John Spann
W. Te’. Cooper
al, Boyd
Mesdames Rey Slay
Elmer Slay
John Span
C. M. Boyd
O Frank Huff
Sellers
W. P. Cooper
A. J. Taylor
W. Cloud
Shirley Averitt
Modern nickel electric toasters on display at City Light and Water
Demonstrations at City Light and Water Co feature nickel electric toasters touted as compact and labor saving for breakfast. Advertised as ideal for quick toast and ready made sandwiches, the device promises convenience even as families prepare morning coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Light and Water Company
Jane Ann
Amona Class Hosts Indoor Picnic at First Baptist
The Amona Class of the First Baptist church held a pleasant indoor picnic Monday night in the church classrooms. Twenty six enjoyed fellowship and a later feast that showcased the brides culinary skills. Mrs. lia Wilson of Dallas and Mrs. Elmo Johnson of Mexia, connected with the class before its current organization, attended as welcome guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amona
First Baptist Church
Lia Wilson
Dallas
Elmo Johnson
Mexia
Little Miss Norma Harmon Birthday Party at Home
Norma Harmon hosted a birthday party Wednesday afternoon at her parents home 1310 East Tenth Street. Friends enjoyed nature themed games and refreshments with Mrs. Harmon assisted by Mrs. Senier and Misses McIntosh King and King serving ice cream and cake to the guests including Geraldine McIntosh Beatrice Simms Bessie Mae King A D McIntosh Jodie Olan Senier Blanche Norma Wanda and Ray Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Harmon
R. G. Harmon
Tenth Street
Local residents on visits and travels across states
Mrs Anderson and Fern from 1600 Van Buren travel to Denver to visit relatives. Mrs J W Cook and Margaret return from Big Spring. Frank Jones, son of Dr and Mrs T B Jones, worked this summer at Baylor Dental College and expects home soon. Mrs Sam Sloan and Frank of Little Rock left after visiting Dr and Mrs T B Jones. Miss Mamie Lee Hayden visits Miss Anna Bower. Thelma Biggers heads to Emporia Kansas for state teachers college. Morris and Mary Finley recovering well after tonsil and adenoid removal. Alberta Burks of Fort Worth staying with Mr and Mrs Frede. Mrs Walter R Browne and Marian Harold depart for six weeks to St Louis and Memphis. Mrs John Crotty of Fort Worth visiting Amarillo friends. Mrs A Cotten and daughters return home from Arkansas City after visiting Mrs C M Blanchard. Jean Blanchard to visit in Arkansas City. Mrs Arch Allen Dallas to visit Mrs W W McIlroy at 1606 Van Buren and Mrs Aubrey Cousing of 606
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Fern
van Buren Street
Denver
J. W. Cook
Margaret
Monroe Street
Big Spring
Frank Jones
T. B. Jones
Baylor Dental College
Dallas
Sam Sloan
Frank
Little Rock
Mamie Lee Hayden
College Station
Anna Bower
Thelma Biggers
Emporia
Kansas
State Teachers College
Morris
Mary Finley
Alberta Burks
Fort Worth
Frede
Walter R. Browne
Marian Harold
St. Louis
Memphis
Tennessee
John Crotty
Amarillo
A. Cotten
Miss Cotten
Margaret Cotten
Arkansas City
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Adelphia Society of
Robert Ricks
Bellview Avenue
Bayard Clouse
Fidelis
G. L. Kirven
R. P. Parcells
Mizpah Club
H. D. Jones
Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club
J.W. Jones
Pierce Street
Laffalot Bridge Club
Church News
Oxford
West Ninth Street
D. W. Kerr
David, Jr
Salina
Texas
Kittie Crump
Alvord
Cisco
R. L. Crump
Ben Qo. Collier
Amarillo Hotel
L. P. Trotti
Colorado
Babb
Vierce Street
Moore County
L. G. Hollis
Nan Manning
Oklahoma
J. R. Dyche
Merchants and Reaiers
Alda Lois Braunig
Lena Silverman
O'Donnell
Second Baptist
N. Pierce St
H. C. Tims
F. D. Pearson
N. Pierce
Stanley W. Hayne
Fundmentala of Christianity
B. Gaston Foote
Sharp
Eveery
Christ
Jon Foote
Mrs. Hatch
Wo Bridge Club
GREAT
Norma Harmon
Mrs. Schwartz
New York
Schawartz Amarillo Hotel
Assell
Polk St
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