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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
3
A 1 oclock luncheon at Blackstone Cafe and a business meeting at West Amarillo Christian Church highlighted the Panhandle district Christian Endeavor Council gathering Sunday. Attendees included Harold Levitt of Dallas state field secretary, and numerous members from Lubbock Canyon Pampa Amarillo.
Mrs J W Bills will entertain the Tel and Tel Club at her home 310 Tennessee Street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
A city drug store ad touts MELLO-GLO face powder made in France. It claims long wear prevents large pores beautifies complexion and does not irritate skin or produce a pastry look. Available at city drug stores for 50 cents and one dollar.
The Will A. Miller chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a Friday gathering at Mrs. A. F. Hess home 1203 Buchanan Street. President Mrs. William P. Hopkins led business approving continued monthly meetings through summer. Mrs. Silas Hess presented two readings and refreshments were served.
The L. T. D. Club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. C. Broadrick, 704 Alabama Street.
The recital by nine vocal students of Emil F. Myers is set for this evening at 8:30 at Amarillo College of Music. The program features Indian and Spanish songs in costume and vocal duets with a wide range of voice types.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Line Avenue Baptist Church will hold its monthly business meeting at the church on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30.
A Saturday morning wedding at the home of Dr. G L Yates united Miss Hortense Ellis and Mr. Rouse Dudley Freeman in marriage. The bride, daughter of A E Ellis of Lufkin, teaches in Amarillo schools. the groom, son of Mrs. James F Martin of Henderson Kentucky, works with Canadian River Gas Company. After a Houston Galveston trip, they will reside at 1400 Van Buren Street after June 15.
Mrs Coyla Hilton Johnson violinist and Mrs Floyd Marsh pianist will be presented in a radio program Tuesday afternoon at 4 45.
The Sunshine Child Study Club has postponed its picnic planned for Thursday to a later date.
Division No 2 of the Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosts a pie supper and program in the church basement this evening at 7 45. Ellis B Hall students perform with Buddy Meyer in charge.
A list of meetings and events including the Tuesday Bery Needle Club at 1909 East Tenth Avenue, Amarillo Chapter No 787 at Masonic Temple, and varied gatherings such as the 9:30 to 11:30 session of the County Federation of Women's Clubs at The Playhouse, plus musical recitals by piano and voice students at The Gables and Amarillo College of Music Auditorium.
Dresses to be showcased at the Home Demonstration Club style show on June 19 in Fellowship Hall of Polk Street Methodist Church were tried on during a Bushland Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. James Walton. Miss Mary Sitton, Potter County agent, led the event with refreshments served to guests and club members.
Miss Billie Rousser, bound for California, was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Fthel Tanner at 1012 Pierce Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Pickering and the guest of honor amid a gathering of Grace Knox Lenora Bennett Ruth Roberts Ruth Thornton Pansy Myers and others.
Cathedral Young People s Club hosts a swimming party at the parish house at 6 30. Division No 2 of The Wesley Methodist Church holds a pie supper and program at 7 45. Martha Class of First Baptist Church offers a covered dish luncheon at noon.
Society notes report the Child Psychology Club elected officers at the last meeting: Mrs. M. C. Bradford president, Mrs. J. T. Bassett vice president, Mrs. W. F. Blaylock secretary, Mrs. M. E Cannon treasurer, Mrs. H. R Brooks leader, and Mrs. J. B. Mull reporter. The gathering took place at Mrs. Hull’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McDaniel, wed Saturday night, were honored with a wedding dinner.
Miss Fine Mar Jordan Warren and daughters Bertie and Marjore Warren left 2000 Hughes Street for the South. The bride will enroll for the summer term at the University of Georgia in Athens after her wedding at home.
An informal tea honoring Amarillo Country Club youths will be held at the club house Sunday from 5 to 6 p.m. The program features the Balledettes and Balladers from Amarillo College under Alta Potts Turk. Club youths will act as hostesses.
A historical note records that church bells have been cast in England beginning in the year 940, marking early medieval metalworking and religious practice in the region.
Justice of the Peace Bob Clark came back from a two week vacation in Springdale Arkansas. He reported muddy water hampered fishing but said the trip yielded plenty of good meals and an overall enjoyable time.
A nostalgic ad copy touts Camels easing weariness and restoring energy for work and play. It claims the brand helps the body “bring you back in pep and energy” after fatigue.
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