Society rules and Mizpah Club meeting notes
Society notices outline manuscript contest rules with deadlines and prizes for 65 694 696 697 698 classes. The Mizpah Club hosted Mrs Horace Jones for a needlework morning with blossoms in arrangements and a salad course for guests including Mesdames Crudgington Winters Hill Moore Vineyard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Jones
Harry Holland
Oliver Rea L Eakle
Maurine Richards
Floy Armfield
Alise Skillman
Vivian Brumly
Portrait Studio and Home Tours Highlight Local Shops
Hallie style shopping features J S Edwards portrait artistry and annual sale of affordable gift cards from Russell and Cockrell. Amarillo home tour on 109 West Fountain Country Club ends Tuesday with prize lamp drawing. Local shops promote fall dresses at J C Penney and Cinderella shoes at Wilhoit 606 Polk, plus EBC breakfast meats and Irish linen linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fountain, Country Club
G. C. Mathews
Lane Ice Cream Treats Nursery Children
The Lane Ice Cream Company visited the Day Nursery yesterday at 3 pm and gave thirty children a golden frozen sucker each. The company sent a container of thirty treats, sharing joy with the youngsters and wishing they could see the delight their gesture brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lane Company
Hereford Ladies Host Frail Bridge Party at 1901 Hughes
Mrs F V Mise entertained Friday afternoon with a bridge party at her home 1901 Hughes street. Guests included Mrs J A Tittman and Misses Jessie and Helen Fisk of Hereford. Prizes went to Mrs J A Tittman high, Mrs C M Boyce second, and Jessie Fisk consolation. A plate lunch followed for the guests including Mesdames J A Tittman T E Johnson C M Boyce Bill Benton C W Terrell and Miss Helen Fisk and Mattea McClurkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tittman
Jessie
Helen Sisk
Hereford
J. E. Mc.Clarkin
F.V. Mise
Hughes Street
C. M. Boyce
Jessie Fisk
Mrs. Elliott Hatch Hosts Laffalot Bridge Club
Mrs Hatch entertained the Laffalot Bridge Club at her home on Hayden street Friday afternoon. Cut flowers enhanced the setting as guests played bridge and enjoyed a salad and ice course after the games. Attending were Mesdames Roy Slay Fred Fife Martin Hayden Frank Spann Helen Montgomery A N Griggs club personnel Miss Frank Huff Klopstein Curtis Hershal Byers and John Mays of Fort Worth Who is the guest of Mrs Hatch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Hatch
Laffalot Bridge Club
Hayden Street
Time will close ORF contests at Tri State Fair
September 1 marks the deadline for manuscript entries in the fairs literary department. Mrs Annie Dyer Nunn at 702 Jackson Street has already received several submissions and many Panhandle Pen Women Society members plan entries in each class. Rules and prize amounts follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORF
Tri State Fair
Annie Dyer Nunn
Jackson Street
Panhandle Pen Women Society
J. G. Short
Amarillo
Anna Bower
Reverend Garland Shell to lead service at Central Presbyterian
The Presbyterian Church of Childress reverend Garland Shell will preside at the Central Presbyterian Church morning service and speak on The Victory of Faith. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Shell
Presbyterian Church of
Harmony Club year books released for members
The Harmony Club announces its new year books are off the press and available to members at Mrs. R. S. Thompson's residence 1701 Polk Street. The books boast engaging programs promising a season of real enjoyment and interest for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
R. S. Thompson
Polk Street
Miss Reeder Hosts Open House for Louise Jennings Visit
Miss Pauline Reeder will be hostess this afternoon from 4 30 to 6 o clock at an open house to meet her guest Miss Louise Jennings of Lubbock. A large number of friends will call to greet her visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Reeder
Pauline Reeder
Louise Jennings
Lubbock
Rules for Domestic Arts Exhibit Entrants 1926
Entries in this department incur no fee. Imported articles are prohibited from competition but may be shown. Exhibits must be the exhibitor's work and completed. Display consists of three articles, a specimen must be finished. Premiums depend on merit where no competition exists. The top first-premium earner receives a sweep stake of 3 dollars. Limit of ten pieces per exhibitor. Professionals barred. sale items not eligible for premiums. Items exhibited must be made within the last five years, except in the Old Ladies Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Wright
Sec
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Ment Booth
Mrs. Jones
Mizpah Club
Hallie
Dad
J. S. Edwards
Edwards
Polk
Russell & Cockrell
Coney Island
Inderella
Wilhoit
Dame Fashion
de Leon
J. C. Penney Co
HE A.V.C
Irl
J. Cc. Penney Co
Mrs. Hatch
Mrs. Smith
Georgia Thomas
Margaret Proctor Smith
Henry Gooch
Smith
J. W. Whittle
Seth B. Holman
J. Lindsay Nunn
Palo Duro
Nunn
Barnes
A. Barnes
A. Jr
Wichita Falls
G. S. Wyatt
Dr. Barnes
Frances Wyatt
J. H. Craig
Chicago
Helen M. Strite
Beatrice Story
Emil F. Myers
Lila Austin
Myers
Helen M. Stite
Amarillo College of Music
Taylor
Chinaware
Finklea
Cordova
Ud la
Peta
Aan
Lalla
Earth
Bours
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