Young artists win honors at Elks Home recital
An appreciative audience watched Mrs. J. Leslie Williams’s dancing class perform at the Elks Home. In under six months training, Bessie Lee Gowdy Dorothy Peterson Mary Elizabeth McLellan and Zallee Williams led a varied program of modern and classical dances with graceful, expressive routines including a Lotus Flower solo and a grand Slave Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Williams
Elks Home
Idler
Bessie Lee Gowdy
Dorothy Peterson
Chopina
Martha Alice Bishop
Horothy Peterson
Chalif
Annie Harris
Zallee Williams
Schumann
Mary Elizabeth McLellan
Chammanade
Margaret Griffin
MacDowell
Louise Sampson
Thea
Pretty Luncheon by Christian Church Ladies
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Christian Church hosted a one o clock luncheon at the church social center. Seventy five covers. Decor featured potted plants, ferns, and garden flowers. A program included Lena Fay Copeland singing, Fay Harrison and Margaret White reading. Auxiliary members later attended a joint missionary societies meeting at Central Presbyterian Church.
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Christian Church
Woman's
First Christian Church
Church Social Center
Lena Fay Copeland
Fay Harrison
Margaret White
Central Presbyterian Church
Canyon Girl Club Meeting Held at Mrs Yeager’s Home
Mrs Clarence Yeager entertained Canyon Girl Club members Tuesday afternoon at 1102 Arthur Street. The home featured cut flowers and ferns. needlework and music provided diversion. Dainty refreshments were served to members and guest Mrs Tom White of Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Yeager
Canyon Girl Club
Arthur Street
Tom White
Dalhart
Ellen Lucile Bible Class Meeting at 4 Thursday
The Ellen Lucile Bible Class will gather at 4 PM Thursday with Mrs Bruner at 1900 Van Buren. All who wish to study the Bible are welcome. The lesson covers Genesis chapters 22 and 23.
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Ellen Lucile
EUZELIAN CLASS SOCIAL POSTPONED
The Huzeltian Class social scheduled for this evening has been indefinitely postponed.
Adelphia Society to hold market at Mellfey's on Polk
The Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church plans a Saturday market at Mellfey's Market on Polk Street. The event aims to raise funds for church activities and community outreach, inviting neighbors to browse goods and support the church program.
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Adelphia Society
The
Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church
Mellfey's Market
Polk Street
Pan Hellenic Club Meeting Friday Announced
The Pan Hellenic Club will meet Friday June 2 at 3 o clock at the home of Miss Norma Cunningham 802 Fillmore street with Mesdames William Burger and Don Bowie and Misses Gladys Collins and Norma Cunningham as hostesses This is the annual business meeting and all members are urged to attend.
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PAN Helleni Club
Pan Hellenic Club
Prilay
Mise Norma Cunningham
Fillmore Street
Mesdames
William Burger
Don Bowie
Gladys Collins
Norma Cunningham
Missionary Groups Discuss Amarillo Civic Problems
A Wednesday afternoon gathering at Central Presbyterian Church brought Amarillo women’s missionary societies together to tackle civic issues. The meeting focused on the theme How to Make Amarillo a Better and Cleaner Town with many church workers in attendance from multiple organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Women's Missionary Societies
Central Presbyterian Church
Handkerchief Shower Honoring Mrs Petersen in Amarillo
The Child Study Club hosted a handkerchief shower Tuesday at Mrs E C Britain home 1300 Monroe honoring Mrs A Petersen who is moving to Kansas City Mo after years in Amarillo Music and visiting followed by spring flower decor and refreshments Attending were Mrs M Carr G McDaniels W Pirschel C H Dixon J G Colby A F Lyons W M Benton G McLellan E C Britain R W Simmons and little Miss Dorothy Petersen
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Child Study Club
E. C. Britain
Monroe Street
A. Petersen
Amarillo
Kansas City
Bb. M. Carr
G. ¢. McDaniels
William Pirschel
C. H. Dixon
J. G. Colby
A. F. Lyons
W. M. Benton
G. §. McLellan
E. Cc
Britain
R. W. Simmons
Miss Dorothy Petersen
Clubs Meeting This Weekend in Various Homes
The Delphian Club meets Friday at 3 p.m. at 101 East Seventeenth Street with Mrs. Murry Elison leading. Mizpah Needle Club is hosted by Miss Gladys Colline at 901 Fillmore Street at 2 30 this afternoon. Potter County Federation convenes at 3 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church club rooms. Esther McCrory Chapter of U D C meets Friday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Howard Trigg at 803 Pierce Street. Mrs. PB. T. Ware hosts the Woman's Club at 3 p.m. today at 1010 Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
John McKnight
East Seventeenth Street
Murry Elison
Mizpah Needle Club
Gladys Colline
Fillmore Street
Potter County Federation
First Baptist Church
Esther McCrory
Howard Trigg
Pierce Street
PB. T. Ware
Woman's Club
Polk Street
Loretta Houston Honored at Theatre Party
Miss Loretta Houston was feted at a theatre party hosted by Miss Lucile Astracan at the Mission Theatre. After attending school in Amarillo, she heads home to Somerville, Texas. Attendees included Elizabeth Boyce Lela Wolflin Edwina Allen Marie Vaughn and others with refreshments at Heaton Drug Store following the film Camille starring Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Astracan
Loretta Houston
Amarillo
Somerville
Texas
Mission Theatre
Nazimova
Rudolph Valentino
Camille
Heaton
Elizabeth Boyce
Lela Wolflin
Edwina Allen
Marie Vaughn
Winifred Higinbotham
Rubie Feagin
Grace Hackler
Panhandle Pen Women to Convene in Amarillo Today
The Panhandle Pen Women Association holds its quarterly meeting in Amarillo with a 1:00 morning session in the First Baptist Church club rooms. A notably interesting program is planned and local members along with writers from surrounding Panhandle towns are urged to attend for inspiration and benefits shown at prior conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Pen Women's Association
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
the Panhandle
Alford to keynote grain sorghums association launch
George H. Alford of Pallas, Texas Farm Bureau Federation secretary, will speak Friday at 2 pm at City Hall as the Texas Grain Sorghums Association is launched. Delegations from across Texas plan to attend the first meeting, signaling intent to form a body for marketing kaffir, milo, feterita and other grain sorghums and to incorporate within sixty days after the first contract.
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George H. Alford
Pallas
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Texas Grain Sorghums Association
D. P. McCalb
Amarillo
Panhandle-Plains
Alford
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas
McCalib
Urbanczyk Wife Dies Nearby Texas Burial Planned
Rosa Urbanczyk age 34 wife of Welix Urbanczyk died at the family home four miles north of White Deer Tuesday afternoon. The body was taken to Amarillo and later sent by Griggs Undertaking Company to Hobson Texas for burial.
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Ray Wheatley
Lloyd Fletcher
A. H. Wilborn
Henry Gooch
R. W. Stevenson
G. 8. Davis
Mrs. Yeager
Theatre Pary
Panhandle
E. L. Smith
United
Adams Dry Goods CO
Polk and
Fifth Streets
Gordon
Merchant's
Tire Service
Ith and
Tyler
P. A. Boyle
White & Kirk
Peek
Elmo Laboratories
Iz Meee
the Seal OF Protection
Tex
A White Paint Co
Lumpkin, Gist
McMeans
Rasco
Smith Bldg
A. F. Lumpkin
R. D. Gist
R. L. McMeans
I. Rasco
Walter van Sweringen
A B. Winsett
N. S. Griggs
of the
Dra. Vineyard
Coit Cornelius
Ozark Grocery
W. T. Stansberry
Tyler Street
J. F. Bromeri
D.C. Amartilo
Ghivtaitai
Jocaton Western
Court House
B. Younger
Smith
Guy A. Carlander
Masele Building
Ray-Bynum
Thomas N. Dyson
Bivins Building
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GEO. T. Thomas
Hye. Har
Nose and Throat Smith