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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
22
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal church reported a complete success for the Shrove Tuesday supper. Members enjoyed light sewing and a luncheon after, with attractive decorations and plate favors enhancing the event and aiding the Auxiliary's work.
The Worthwhile Needle Club gathered Friday at Mrs. George Hill's home, 909 Flor. Members enjoyed a relaxed afternoon with conversation and needlework, highlighting community spirit and shared crafts.
The Harmony Club enlarges the stage in the Women’s Club to provide better space for plays and musical events, promising greater convenience and improved facilities for local performances.
The Den nison article notes Russell and Cockrell hosting a Wednesday start for wax plaques bearing monograms and fraternity emblems with Miss Williams in charge. Anwhio Second-Hand Co fills passageways with spring furniture, ornate pieces, kidney shaped suites, and various tables. King’s Department Store showcases spring dresses and accessories, while Williams Hardware promotes the St. Clair range and cooking school supplies. J. C. Peakney Co highlights affordable undergarments and fashionable jumper frocks, with Paris fashion notes on lace dresses and jabot styles.
In Amarillo the Harmony Club project advances toward completion with plans for a drop curtain footlights and other conveniences. Several clubs have contributed while many have yet to pay their share of expenses. Footlights alone cost 200 dollars and supporters are urged to assist. Several men have already donated toward the added indebtedness.
Miss Blanche Abramson entertained the Swastika Club with a banco party at her home 1205 Fillmore Street Friday afternoon. Many games were played. high score went to Mrs J W Timmons and low to Mrs ER F Timmons. Refreshments followed, served by the hostess aided by Miss Alma Timmons.
The Bow Knot club enjoyed a Friday afternoon gathering at 207 Polk Street hosted by Mrs. H L Adkins with Mrs. Francis Little and Miss Sarna Miller. Vink and white color motif, fresh flowers, and fern set the scene for sewing and chatting.Refreshments in pink and white included brick cream angel food cake pink frosting pink and white mints and pink tulle trimmed lemonade. Special guests included Mesdames Sam Strader KE R Lowler Guy MacBurnett R L Townes M C Hancock, H L Adkins, Neal Norris and Miss Adkins.
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