Circle One Hosts Bible Circle at Mrs Merry’s Home
Circle One of the First Christian Church met at Mrs Max Merry’s home 810 Van Buren Street with twenty members in attendance. The group conducted Bible reading calls totaling fifty six then held a brief business session and social time before attending the funeral of Mrs Mary McCullough at 430 PM at the church.
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Merry
First Christian Church
Max Merry
van Buren Street
Mother Green
Mary McCullough
Cooperation Sought for Society and Church News
The Daily News requests readers aid in filling society and church columns with late news. Phone social news on event days as early as possible. Announcements for Sundays News must arrive by 1 p.m. Friday. no social news after 12 noon Saturday.
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The
Daily News
Social notes and arsonal mentions from regional greetings
Mrs. R P Parectis and children Rue Laura and Id left Wednesday for an extended visit with relatives and friends. Henry and Mrs G Baum host guests Miss Lucile Ainsworth and Trott of Gainesville plus Mr and Mrs J Baum of Dallas, parents of Mr Baum. John Meyers left for Quanah to oversee Panhandle District B Y P U and Sunday school convention. J H Hall family left for Marlin and Dallas for six weeks. Joy Garner began an overland trip to California. Ruby Love of Spur visited Miss Adrienne Attebury then returned home with Attebury for several weeks. Mrs H A Pipkin and children Hammon and Patricia visiting relatives in Giddings Houston Galveston Beaumont. B O Taylor family visiting Beaver. Lloyd Fletcher and Lloyd Jr visiting Chillicothe Ohio. C H Ball returned from Mineral Wells and Oklahoma City.
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R. P. Parectis
Laura
T (Henge
Jay
G. Baum
Lucile Ainsworth
Trott
Gaiesville
Ij. Baum
Dallas
Laum
BE. John Meyers
Quanah
Miss Attebury
Birthday Party Honors Kathryn Dee Roach at Home
Mrs W W Sipes hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for Kathryn Dee Roach’s sixth birthday at 1818 Fillmore Street. From 3 to 4, guests enjoyed games and contests then shared cake with six candles, receiving many dainty gifts. attendees included Willie Mae Nunn, Jula Nunn, Sara Moreland, Margaret Williams, Norene Blackburn, Henry Blackburn, Marjorie Roach, William Bert Stevenson Jr, Nadine Isenberg, John Henry Isenberg, Evelyn Freeman, Doris Vineyard, Florence Sayer, Rex Pemberton, and Mrs W B Stevenson and Mrs D Keach.
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Willie Mae
Jula Nunn
Sara Moreland
Margaret Willams
Norene
Henry Blackburn
Marjorie Roach
William Bert Stevenson Jr
Nadine
John Henry Isenburg
Evelyn Freeman
Doris Vineyard
Florence Sayer
Rex Pemberton
Mesdames W. B. Stevenson
D. Keach
Lis Hale Hosts Bridge Parties at 1361 Jackson Street
Mrs. George Hale hosted two morning bridge gatherings at her home 1361 Jackson Street. Six tables played each session with garden flowers decorating entertaining rooms. Wednesday high score fell to Mrs Chansler Weyhrouth, consolation to Mrs Julian Bivins. Thursday high score to Mrs Bernard Teel, consolation to Mrs Hugh Umphres. A two course luncheon was served both days.
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Lis. Hale
George Hale
Jackson Street
Chansler Weyhrouth
Julian Bivins
Bernard Teel
Hugh Umphres
Short Elected President of Panhandle Club
C28. C B Short son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Short of 1604 Monroe Street has been elected president of the A and M Panhandle Club. He will be a senior at A and M next year and is a sergeant in line for a promotion. He plans to attend Officers Training School in San Antonio this summer.
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Short
Panhandle Club
C. B. Short
Ben Short
Monroe Street
A. & M. Panhandle Club
Officers’ Training School
San Antonio
Smothered Chicken Recipe From Bertha b b Shapleton
A smothered chicken recipe advises using a three to four pound young roasting chicken split and cooked breast up in a butter and flour creamed mixture with salt pepper and paprika. Add boiling water cover and bake until tender about an hour then finish with cream and fried mushrooms simmer twenty minutes.
Entre Nous Club Meets at Mrs Slay Home
Entre Nous Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at 1501 Taylor Street hosted by Mrs Roy Slay. Rooms held a variety of flowers while music and bridge provided diversion from 8 to 6. A salad course was served to members and guests including Mesdames N B Griggs J G McConnell of Oklahoma City Mrs T O Steffens and sister Mrs L F Clark of Waco.
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Entre Nous Club
Roy Slay
Taylor Street
Griggs
J. G. McConnell
Oklahoma City
T. O. Steffens
L. F. Clark
Waco
Recital by Dooley and Axtell Pupils at Central Church
Pups of Walter Axtell and Jack Dooley presented a piano and violin recital, the second in a series this week, held Wednesday evening at Central Presbyterian Church. The church was nicely decorated for the occasion and drew a large, appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dooley
Walter Axtell
Central Presbyterian Church
Reception Cancelled for Dr. and Mrs. Morelock
The reception announced for today by the Delphian Choir honoring Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Morelock of Canyon will not be held as the couple cannot be in Amarillo at this time.
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Delphian Chuir
H. W. Morelock
Canyon
Mizpah Needle Club Meets At Collins Home
An enthusiastic business session was held Thursday afternoon by Mizpah Needle Club members at Miss Gladys Collins home 1207 Polk Street. Plans for the coming year were discussed and business of importance transacted.
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Mizpah Needle Club
Gladys Collins
Polk Street
Special meeting of New Bible Class at McKnight home
The New Bible Class of First Baptist Church will hold a special meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs A McKnight 1619 Polk Street.
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First Baptist Church
A. McKnight
Polk Street
Amarillo College of Music Recital Tonight at Polk Street
Piano pupils of Emil Myers and Lila Austin Myers of Amarillo College of Music present a recital this evening at 8 o'clock in Polk Street Methodist Church. A program of special interest will be performed and a cordial invitation is extended to patrons and friends.
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Emil F. Myers
Lila Austin Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street Methodist Church
Pampa Ku Klux Klan Donates $10 to McLean Fund
Wheat City Klan No 221 in Pampa sends The Daily News ten dollars for the McLean cyclone relief fund with a request that it be given to the proper authority. The letter notes regret at the small size of the gift and asks for proper handling.
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Wheat City
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Pampa
Daily News
McLean
The
Amarillo Party Attends Clarendon Bridge Luncheon
A party from Amarillo comprising Mesdames M. E. Aronson, C. B. O'Brien, Johnson, R. EF. Bidk, Mason King and G. Baum drove to Clarendon on Tuesday to a morning bridge party and luncheon hosted by Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Annie Bourland, then returned to the city Tuesday afternoon.
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Amarillo
M. E. Aronson
C. B. O'Brien
Johnson
R. EF. Bidk
Mason King
G. Baum
Clarendon
Mrs. Jenkins
Annie Bourland
Grand to Have Your Health Says Mrs Jenny Evans Detroit
Mrs Jenny Evans of Detroit Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after back pains and weakness that forced her from factory work. She says it lets women feel well and active again without female troubles.
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Jenny Evans
Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
McMullin’s Formula for Coughs and Lung Troubles
An antiseptic and germicide called McMullin’s Formula marketed by Randal Drug Co. claims to aid coughs weak lungs bronchial trouble asthma hay fever. The ad-style note highlights its purported health benefits and availability from a drug company.
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Randal Drug Co
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Alvah D. Meyer
Bertha B&b. Shapleton
Columbia University
Mrs. Roy Slay
MSMSS
Cormick’ Cauly Creanu
Mabry
New York
France
Pek
Pampa KU Klux Klan
W’lean Fund
Lilian Russell
America
Bonnie Murray
Des Moines
McMullin
Gordon
Broadway
Bride
Water City
Polk St
Kayser
Shoe Department
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