Swastika Club Members Cut Quilt Blocks For Prize
The Swastika Club met Wednesday at Mrs. D. C. West’s home at 700 Pierea street. Members cut quilt blocks for a contest. Mrs. Pier won with eighty eight blocks and first prize, Mrs. J. W. Timmons earned the consolation. Refreshments followed then a short business session. present were Mesdames Baggs Berg Brown Hudgins J. W. Timmons Pier Thorn ton Webster E. F. Timmons and West.
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Swastika Club
KTS
D. C.west
Pierea Street
Pier
J. W. Timmons
Mesdames Baggs
Berg
Brown
Hudgins
Thornton
Webster
E. F. Timmons
West
Tyler School PT Club to Meet
The Tyler school Parent-Teachers Association holds its regular monthly meeting at 3 30 p m Monday. Mrs Dee Roach president urges every mother to attend and support the vital issue of parenthood. The program includes a vocal solo by Mr King and a talk by Mrs Adelaide Summers on The Circle and its Contribution to the Character of the Child with Mrs Mary Miller Beard also scheduled.
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Tyler School PT Club
Tyler School Parent-Teachers Association
Dee Roach
Tyler P. T. A
King
Adelaide Summers
Circle
Mary Miller Beard
Senior C. E. To Take Over Evening Services
The Senior Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church will conduct the regular evening service at 7:30 tonight with Patricia Graham as leader. The program includes song services, readings, prayers, duets, talks, and a benediction, featuring multiple participants and a variety of musical and devotional segments.
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C. E
First Christian Church
Patricia Graham
Frank Barefield
Edward Pearce
Bud Gather
Wyman Stockett
Clyde Holloway
Ellen Bailey Dixon
Nina Hawkins
Hershall Crumby
Elmer Tucker
Sue Harvey
Julia Boydston
Londa Richardson
Edward Peace
Thelma Trolinger
Mizrah
Mrs Radey Hosts Hi Jinks Club Tea Party
The Hi Jinks Club met Thursday at Mrs. Harvey Radey's 1907 Harrison Street home. Bridge games brightened the afternoon with flowers perfuming rooms. High score went to Mrs. Wales Madden who received a boudoir pillow. consolation to Mrs. Henry Thompson for hand painted score pads. A two course luncheon followed for guests including Horace Lindsay Eli Johnston John McGurk Dwight Newby Jimmie Shelton John Clark Fain Merle Patton Julian Bivins Gail McPhadden of Palm Beach Florida A Canady and Miss Felice Stinnett.
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Radey
HI Jinks
Harvey Radey
Harrison Street
Wales Madden
Henry Thompson
Horace Lindsay
Eli Johnston
John McGurk
Omaha
Nebraska
Dwight Newby
Jimmie Shelton
John Clark Fain
Merle Patton
Julian Bivins
Arnold
Earl Fuqua
Gail McPhadden
Palm Beach
Florida
A Canady
Felice Stinnett
News Notes on PT A Campaign by Mrs Decherd
Mrs. Will T. Decherd urges two P T A membership drives annually in Texas to boost state and national congress numbers. She cites 1925 26 Texas paid memberships and urges October and March campaigns, emphasizing social role of PTAs and local outreach.
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Will T. Decherd
Parent-Teachers Association
Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Association
Dughty
Hillsboro
Doughty
Austin
Texas
National Congress
Parent- Teachers Association
Fl Paso
PT. A
Music Teachers Association meets at Amarillo hotel
The Music Teachers association held a Wednesday meeting at the Amarillo hotel to plan an educational program and round table discussions at each future meeting. Mrs. Leslie Williams presided as president and welcomed cooperation from members. Attendees included Mesdames George McNeil, F. BE, Woodruff, E. F. Myers, KE. R. Mayer, Harry Crudgington, KE. H. Powell, Leslie Williams and Misses Helen Strite, Minnie Hutchins, Grace Hamilton, Eleanor Rider, and Emil Myers.
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Music Teachers’ Association
Amarillo Hotel
Leslie Williams
Mesdames
George McNeil
F. BE
Woodruff
E. F. Myers
KE. R. Mayer
Harry Crudgington
KE. H. Powell
Helen Strite
Minnie Hutchins
Grace Hamilton
Eleanor Rider
Emil Myers
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Renamed to Friday Needle Club
The Blue Bonnet Needle club changed its name to the Friday Needle club. Members gathered Friday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Claude Betson at 1900 Pierce. They visited the Amarillo Day Nursery and gave a food shower. Special guest Mrs. W. C. McKee of Wellington attended while visiting Mrs. Roy Rhodes.
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Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
I*riday Needle Club
Claude Betson
Pierce
Amarillo Day Nursery
W. C. McKee
Wellington
Roy Rhodes
Sunshine club meeting honors adopted orphan with shower
The Sunshine club met Friday afternoon with Dorothy Jo Bush and held a shower for the orphan they adopted who attended. Members displayed dainty handmade articles, and after a business session, refreshments were served to the orphan and attendees. Present were Betty Bivins Bonnie Brittain Dorothy Jo Bush Drucilla Exum Evelyn Freeman Gertrude Higginbotham Katherine Kirk Dorothy Nugent Rue Paula Parcells Mary Louise Wray.
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Sunshine Club
Dorothy Jo Bush
Betty Bivins
Bonnie Brittain
Drucilla Exum
Evelyn Freeman
Gertrude Higginbotham
Katherine Kirk
Dorothy Nugent
Rue Paula Parcells
Mary Louise Wray
Rev Pirtle to Preach at Houston Street Methodist
Pastor Z B Pirtle did not travel out of town and will preside at both morning and evening services at Houston Street Methodist Church. He is scheduled to lead the pulpit today as planned despite plans to be away.
Mrs. Otto Improves After Serious Operation
Word reaches Amarillo that Mrs. Kb L Otto, formerly of the city and wife of a Western Union manager, is much improved after a grave operation in New York on September 22. Attending doctors say she is on the road to recovery and will travel to New Jersey soon to recuperate.
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Amarillo
Kb. L. Otto
Otto
Western Union
New York City
New Jersey
WILL PREACH HERE AT ST ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL
Members of St Andrew's Episcopal Church expect Rev Frank Elson rector of the Plainview church to preside at all services next Sunday at St Andrew's, marking his first appearance in the pulpit for the coming day.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Frank Elson
Episcopal Church
Plainview
St. Andrew's Church
Harmony Club Meeting Set At Mrs Collins Home
The Harmony Club will hold a key gathering Monday at 3 PM at Mrs. J W Collins residence 1007 Sunset Road Country Club addition. Members are urged to attend for important business and to come prepared to pay dues.
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Harmony Club
J. W. Collins
Sunset Road
Country Club Addition
Wedding of Miss Tuttle Brooks and Ted R Pearson
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Tuttle Brooks of Elk City and Mr. Ted R Pearson of Amarillo, solemnized September 12 by Rev. G L Yates. The bride, head of Elk City public speaking, plans to relocate to Amarillo after teaching term ends. groom connected with International Harvester. couple to reside in Amarillo.
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Tuttle
Brooks
C. E. Crownover
Polk Street
Ted R. Pearson
Amarillo
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Public Schools
Elk City
Oklahoma
T. R. Pearson
San Jon
New Mexico
Philharmonic Chorus Called Meeting Today
The Philharmonic chorus holds a called meeting this afternoon at 4 o clock in the old annex of the Polk Street Methodist church. All members are urged to attend.
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Philharmonic Chorus
Polk Street Methodist Church
Cut Flower Prize Awarded to Duniven
First prize in the cut flower exhibit at the Tri State Exhibition goes to Mrs J A Duniven of 201 Alabama street, with a $25 cash award. Second prize of $5 in shrubbery is to Mrs C B Weymouth of 1700 Harrison street, and third prize, two catalpa lounges, goes to Mrs B M Loser of 12014 Pierce street.
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Tri-State
J. A. Duniven
Alabama Street
C. BE. Weymouth
Harrison Street
Texas Nursery Co
Catalpa
B. M. Loser
Pierce Street
Scarborough urges mercy as path to salvation at packed First Baptist
Dr. Lee Scarborough appeals to a large congregation quoting Mark ten, urging spiritual blindness as obstacle to salvation. He says only faith and mercy can save, urging listeners to cast all on Jesus. Services outline with 9:45 Bible School, 10:50 worship, 6:30 Young People, 7:30 evening preaching and a full choir through next Sunday.
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Lee Scarborough
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Jericho
God
Jesus Christ
Bible School
Dr. Scarborough
Edgar Williamson
Jess Rogers
A TEXAS WONDER Kidney and bladder remedy ad claims cure
A Texas Wonder promises relief for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, rheumatism, and irregularities in men and women. If not sold by a druggist, it can be mailed for $1.25 with sworn testimonials. Dr BE Hall of St. Louis advertises the product. Oregon notes a cabinet appointment.
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Texas
W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Edwards Studio 10 Opens New Home on Polk Street
Edwards Studio 10 moves from its old location to 604 Polk Street formerly Oliver Eakle Realty. Interior decorator J Melbourne Thomas of Thomas Studio arranges draperies and decor. A reception next Saturday invites visitors to tour the new studio, rest rooms, dressing rooms, and other departments, with Edwards showcasing award winning photos.
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Edwards Studio
Polk Street
Oliver- Eakle Realty Company
J. Melbourne Thomas
Thomas
Edwards
Edwards Sadio
Mrs. M P Smiths Father Passes Away
G W Proctor father of Mrs Margaret Proctor Smith died at his Louisville Kentucky home yesterday. Mrs Smith, a delegate from China, was attending the General Conference of the Bioscopal church in New Orleans at the time of the death and has visited Amarillo friends here many times.
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G. W. Proctor
Margaret Proctor Smith
Henry Gooch
Louisville
Gooch
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Oregon
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E. M. Watkins
Xmas Club
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