Lone Star State Song Contest Note on Miss Owen
Miss Julia D. Owen of Navasota wrote the state song entry praising Texas and seeking peace and plenty. A Texas Federation of Music Clubs member, she chairs the State Work Music Colony which plans a nature retreat for artists. Her Blue Bonnet song is among her noted works.
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Lone Star
Julia D. Owen
Navasota
Texas
Owen
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Vork Music Colony
Entertainment event by child study and welfare clubs
The Child Study Club and the Child Welfare Club hostesses will present a charming afternoon at 3 oclock in the Women's Club. The program is for the Junior Chapter organized earlier.
Travel Study Club Meet Opened By Mrs Munday Hostess
Mrs C D Munday of 902 Tyler Street will host this afternoon's Travel Study Club program opening at 8 o clock under the direction of Mrs F M Neal.
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C. D. Munday
Tyler Street
F. M. Neal
Mrs. Smith Hosts 1921 Club Gathering
The 1921 Club met at Mrs. Ed Smiths home on Monroe Street for a Wednesday afternoon of bridge games with St Patrick color decor. Prizes went to Mrs. Gress for high score, Mrs. Guion Blanchard for punch, and Mrs. Jimmie Farwell for consolation. A luncheon followed with covers for numerous guests including Mesdames Gress Farwell Blanchard Vogt Otho Thompson Clyde Smith Jim Bob Moore Gerald Blackburn and Misses Frances Charless Allise Skillman Frances Long Mildred Myers and Ed Smith.
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Smith
Ed Smith
Monroe Street
St. Patrick
Emerald Isle
Gress
Guion Blanchard
Jimmie Farwell
Mesdames Gress
Iarwell
Blanchard
Vogt
Otho Thompson
Clyde Smith
Jim Bob Moore
Gerald Blackburn
Frances Charless
Allise Skillman
Frances Long
Mildred Myers
Friday Needle Club Meets This Afternoon
The Friday Needle Club meets this afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Tiey Toney at 09 Madison street. The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church gathered Wednesday at Mrs. R. L. McMeans's home 1608 Taylor street for a Lenten study and to plan a shower for Mrs. E. H. Andrews tied to Canyon's social center. Members will meet next Wednesday at 2 at Mrs. Chandler's home and ride to Canyon for the 3:15 auxiliary meeting and 4:30 service with Bishop Seaman presiding.
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Tiey Toney
Madison Street
Woman's
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. L. McMeans
Taylor Street
E. C. Seaman
E. H. J. Andrews
Canyon
The
Canyon Episcopal Church
Bb. C. Seaman
Woodmen Circle Raises Fund Through Hall Dances
The Woodmen Circle members have hosted regular dances at the Woodmen of the World Hall to raise funds. The ongoing events at the hall support their charitable activities and community efforts.
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Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Noisy room heights with furniture and lighting
A low squatty sofa looks more squat without objects to raise it. In the group, a large wall picture and tall lamps on each side of the sofa visually elevate the space and emphasize the seating area.
Circle dances raise funds for San Antonio conference
The Circle hosts a final dance at Woodmen Hall to secure funds for attendance at the big convention in San Antonio. Woodmen Circle members and friends are invited, with these events bringing funds and enjoyment. SAN JACINTO PT CLUB TO MEET The San Jacinto School Parent-Teacher Club gathers at 8:30 this afternoon to enlist parent support and aid in club work.
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San Antonio
San Jacinto
PT Club
San Jacinto School
Amarillo couple wed in Clinton Oklahoma union
Amarillo friends report the marriage of Miss Nelle Atkins and Lawrence Smith in Clinton Oklahoma. The couple visited 708 Jackson Street with Smith’s parents before a short honeymoon. Smith, a former Santa Fe general offices employee, is now general agent for Clinton Oklahoma and Western Railway. Atkins also worked at Santa Fe general offices and had gone to Clinton for a similar post. Dan Cupid united them in a single venture and they receive warm wishes from friends in Amarillo and Clinton.
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Amarillo
Nelle Atkins
Lawrence Smith
Clinton
Oklahoma
Memorable Program Delights Business and Professional Women
The Business and Professional Women's Club met Tuesday evening at the Women’s Club for an enjoyable program. Mrs. J. P. Burgess performed songs including Mother McCree and Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms. Mrs. Miller Beard presented readings such as an Irish Courtship and The Reckoning. Miss Ruthelle Bacon helped as hostess.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Women's Club
J. P. Burgess
Mother McCree
Quiet Wedding at Rippey Residence Ends In Marriage
The ceremony took place Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr and Mrs W L Rippey 701 Hollycat Road Country Club. Mrs Pearl Morris and J J Rogers were married with Rev Gaston Foote officiating. Attendants were Claude Egan and relatives of the groom. The couple plans an extended honeymoon in Oklahoma City and will reside in Amarillo.
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W. L. Rippey
Hollycat Road
Country Club
Pearl Morris
J. J. Rogers
Gaston Foote
Polk Street Methodist Church
Claude Egan
Mr. Rogers
Rogers Cafe
New Discovery Promises Relief for Painful Joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Base a 60 cent tube miracle for stiff swollen joints. It claims fast absorption and morning relief enabling active movement and brighter mood. Produced by Pope Laboratories Hallowell Maine with wide druggist availability and mail-order option.
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jJoint-Base
Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maine
Market to be held Saturday at M Store
The San Jacinto Baptist W M A will hold a market of delicious homemade items this Saturday at the M Store in San Jacinto Heights.
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Ladies of the
San Jacinto
Texas Federation News applauds Amarillo hospitality remembered
A Texas Federation News story recalls the Texas convention of Federa Clubs in Amarillo last fall and the keen appreciation delegates still hold for the Amarillo entertainers who hosted them. This nod to courtesy underscores how faithful efforts gain double satisfaction when recognized by others amid life’s bustle.
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Texas Federation
Texas Convention of Federa Clubs
Amarillo
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Charles, Jr
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Alabama Avenue
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Colling Drug
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