Hallie Back From Houston Convention in Amarillo
Hallie, known in real life as Miss Helen Kochen, represented Amarillo Daily News at the National Convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. She attended a 6,000-delegate banquet with Governor Miriam Ferguson, then shared ideas for Let Us Go Shopping With Hallie. The feature also notes Hallie’s ties to community efforts and upcoming local events in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Hallie
Helen Kochen
Society Advertising Department
Amarillo Daily News
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Govenor
Miriam A. Ferguson
the News
Weekly Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The Monday to Saturday calendar lists numerous meetings at Mission Theater Central Presbyterian St Andrew's and other venues. Included are recitals by Mrs. F E Woodruff Minnie Hutchins and evening programs at First Baptist Church and St Pauls Methodist Church. Public invited for several events and bridge club tournaments scheduled throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Theater
Ining
R. Thomson
F. E. Woodruff
Central Presbyterian Church
Minnie L. Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Adelphia Society
Carter Matthews
Fillmore Street
J. L. McLoughlin
St. Andrew’s Altar Guild
A. E. Winsett
Monroe Street
Needle Club
H. R. Jack
Mables
Harmony Club
R. S. Thompson
Polk Street
Mrs Fish Honored During Dallas Visit by Amarillo Friends
Mrs. F H Fish enjoyed a royal Texas visit with Amarillo connections in Dallas. She toured E G Eisenlohr and Frank Reaugh’s studio, attended a Majestic Theater party, dined with Hilton Greer and Mrs. Silvey, joined Poetry Society of Texas events, read her poems, and was invited to join the Poetry Society of Texas as local Dallas hosts hosted tea and readings in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dunaway
University U. W. C. A
New York
Texan
Scribblers
Longhorn
Phi Beta Kappa
Cap and Gown
Motor Board
Orange Jackets
Theta Sigma Phi
Alpha Phi Epsilon
Reagan Literary Society
Gamma Phi Beta
E. G. Eisenlohr
Frank Reaugh
W. M. Rice
W. R. Silvey
Hilton R. Greer
Amarillo
Dallas
Mesdames
Dwight Horton
Harriett Phillips Grenstaff
J. H. Cavender, Jr
Cavender
South Berkley Avenue
Shubert Choral Club
Fish
Majestic Theater
The
Poetry Society
Grace Nell Crowell
Lowell Street
Ruth Garrison Frances
Beaumont
Frances
Poetry Society of Texas
Cian Day at Mission Theater Announcement
Monday event notice for Cian Day at Mission Theater with details cut off in OCR. The readable portion notes a Monday event entry involving the theater but lacks full date and program specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cian
Mission Theater
Woman's Club Studies Science Day At Home
Mesdames Curtis and Oakes hosted a Woman's Club meeting at Curtis home with Mrs J O Curtis unable to attend due to illness. Delegates reported on city and district federation, then Science Day featured talks on science aiding home making, earthquakes forecasting, and eclipses from a scientist's view. Guests included Mrs Earl Mayne Mrs John K Boyce and Miss Sadie Curtis with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Curtis
Oakes
Woman's Club
J. O. Curtis
Officials to visit Amarillo Eastern Star chapter
The Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Stella C Vodiie of San Antonio and District Deputy Grand Matron Mrs Riva Burnett will arrive in Amarillo on Wednesday for their official visit to the local Eastern Star branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Order of Eastern Star
Stella C. Vodiie
San Antonio
Riva . Burnett
Amarillo
Rainbow Luncheon Ends Travel Study Club Year
The Travel Study Club closed its year with an elaborate rainbow luncheon at Amarillo Country Club. A long floral display featured pink roses, lavender bows, and butterfly accents. Retiring president Mrs George J Nunn and incoming president Mrs J W Burks presided, with a sunburst corsage given to Nunn as a token of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travel Study Club
Amarillo Country Club
George J. Nunn
J. W. Burks
Social Event Attracts Potter Y Federation Guests
Fifty five in attendance including Mrs G H McLelland president of the Potter y Federation of Women. A luncheon ran to near three o'clock before guests returned to the city for other social functions. ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY AT ST PAULS CHURCH Mrs George Stanley will give a lyceum number at 8 o'clock at St Pauls Methodist Church to which the public is invited. Stanley recently toured the Panhandle and will be assisted by Mrs W M Hall and Mrs G C McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women
Ross D. Rogers
Les Tempe Club
Wall Street
David Belasco
William de Mille
Paramount
New York City
Richard Dix
Claire Adams
Neil Hamilton
Robert Edeson
Henry Stephenson
Fiora Finch
Justa Bridge Club
Clifton Oliver
Fillmore Street
Central Presbyterian Circle
B. A. Norton
Pierce Street
Wilson PT Club
Rainbow
F. A. Hague
Monroe Street
Theodore Thedens
East Eleventh Street
Amarillo Country Club
Harmony Club
Ben Smith
Lyceum
St. Paul's Methodist Church
van Buren Street
George Stanley
Glenwood PT Association
E. H. Ashcraft
Taylor Street
Gordon F. Hinds
Florence Conner
Elizabeth Fly
First Baptist Church
A. Lindbloom
C. C. Fountain
Fountain Avenue
E. C. Britain
Monroe S
Harvey House
G. 8. McLelland
Pottery Federation of Women
ST. Paul’s Church
Stanley
Panhandle
Wheeler
W. M. Hall
G. C. McDaniel
Dr. Scholl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston
Miss Dunnaway
Daily Texan
Austin
B. T. Dunaway
Rachel Dunaway
American Association of University Women
Elizabeth Tucker
Nacogdoches
Lucy Newton
Anna Hiss
Jane Speags
France Cox
Texas
National Convention of Deans of Women
Dunaway
Pasadena
California
Shuford
First Christian Church
Chas. Trollinger
Jackson
E. F. Lanham
Polk
C. M. Spurlock
Askew Court
C. H. Dixon
Madison
Ek. M. Gaines
Alabama Avenue
Central Presbyterian
J. L Kendrick
van Buren
Annex
L. V. Bentley
Madison Street
H. E. Smith
McLane
Carolina Avenue
E.S
Masonic Temple
Belle Bennett
Philathea
Hayne
Episcopal Woman’s Auxiliary
J. W. Whittle
Harrison Street
Las Amigas Club
W. W. Wolsey
West Eleventh Street
Palo Duro Bridge Club
E. M. Buchanan
Randall Avenue
San Jacinto Heights
la Conicienta Club
R. J. Fowlks
East Tenth Street
Canyon
Athenaeum Club
Rainbow Girls
Mrs. Fish
8. E. Fish
HH. Hall
Balconade White & Kirk
Amarillo Hotel
the Mission Coffee Shop
Mae
Scholl
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