Fairy Tales of Many Lands Delight Junior Woman's Club
Fairy tale program held Tuesday afternoon with themes of magic, enchanted palaces, and treasure guarded by gnomes. Mrs. Miles G. Bivins hosted at 1001 Tyler street with autumn flowers. Mrs. Albert Bivins led the program and a plated luncheon was served. Mrs. Leon Easley left for Shamrock to join her husband and relocate their business interests.
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Miles G. Bivins
Tyler Street
Albert Bivins
Shamrock
Leon Easley
Easley
Marion Culp
Philharmonic Club Calls Choral Practice Friday Evening
The Philharmonic Club will hold its choral practice Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Polk Street Methodist Church annex. All members are urged to be present.
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Philharmonic Club
Polk Street Methodist Church
1925 Club Will Meet Friday Entertainment by Mrs Waglen
The 1925 Club will be entertained Friday at 8 o clock by Mrs Howard Waglen of 1902 Polk Street. The Belle Bennett Missionary Society announces a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at 609 East Fourth Street.
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Howard Waglen
Polk Street
The
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
East Fourth Street
Travel Study Club to Meet Today
The Travel Study Club will meet at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. W. Hardin at 1204 Van Buren Street. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wallace are on an extended overland trip visiting relatives in Selma Tennessee and will travel to Ohio Niagara Falls New York City Boston and Washington D C before returning home.
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Travel Study Club
E. W. Hardin
van Buren Street
P. T. Wallace
Selma
Tennessee
Ohio
Niagara Falls
New York City
Boston
Washington, D. C
Women’s Club social features member stunt program
The Business and Professional Women’s Club held a semi monthly social at the Women’s Club on Tuesday evening. A highlight was a program of stunts in which several members portrayed the business firms they represent, showcasing local professional ties.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Evening program hosted with pie and coffee reception
The event concluded with pumpkin pie and coffee as refreshments. Hostesses included Mesdames Esther Schrieber Gervis Taylor C D Boge W C Hubbell and Miss Chloe Patterson overseeing the evening.
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Esther Schrieber
Gervis Taylor
C. D. Boge
W. C. Hubbell
Chloe Patterson
Social evening for Senior Christian Endeavor at First Christian
The young people of the First Christian church hosted a joyful social at the social center last Friday night. The Senior Christian Endeavor program featured various games and concluded with a chili supper enjoyed by attendees.
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First Christian Church
Lovely Autumn Party Held by Mrs Harrington on Jackson Street
An early autumn bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. J. L. Harrington at 1009 Jackson Street featured six tables, pink and white cosmos, dahlias and asters, with Mrs. B. H. Brands winning a hand painted vase and Mrs. John Mathias getting parchment lamp shades. A hot luncheon followed, including creamed chicken, escalloped potatoes, cranberry jelly, date pudding and coffee, attended by a list of local ladies and misses.
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J. L. Harrington
Jackson Street
B.H. Brands
John Mathias
Walter Irvin
Jack Edwards
B. Younger
J. M. Joyce
W. P. McIntosh
City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Neal Houston of Famous Players-Lasky in Dallas visits Miss Maye Cazzell at 501 Florida Street. Mrs. F. H. Hamner’s condition improves. Ralph B. Howard of Singer Sewing Machine Co. and family escape serious injury when their car plunges 20 feet after hitting two cows near Atlan. Chief Cain warns mashers around the high school after a youth driving to attract girls is fined in corporation court.
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Neal Houston
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Dallas
Maye Cazzell
Florida Street
Ralph B. Howard
The
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Tian
Clark Cain
Corporation Court
Hill to Seek Funds for Two Buildings at Teachers College
President J A Hill of West Texas State Teachers College told Ama rillo ex students that in the next legislature he will seek 500000 dollars for two new buildings. A 300000 dollar education building and a 200000 dollar library will be funded to serve 2500 annual students, backed by eleven thousand ex students.
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Newe Canyon
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo
Teachers College
Canyon
Canyon to Hereford Electric High Line Planned
The Texas Utilities Co will start the Canyon to Happy high line once workers are secured, with materials on hand. District Manager J B Scott says labor shortage delays progress. After Happy is completed, crews will extend the line west to Hereford, a 32 mile span.
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News Canyon
Canyon
Happy
Texas Utilities Co
J. B. Scott
Plainview
Hereford
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Iowa
National Butter and Egg Association
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Peggy Shannon
Polly Luce
LGER
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Roe Um Pac
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Offee
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Reguier
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Wyal
Nyal
Nylotis Rouge
Wedgewood Lawn Stationery
Oxford
Wedgewood Lawn
Kane Price
Nya
Magnesia
Ecrema
Ene
Nyal Hot Springs
Weverre
City Drug Store
Polk St
Amarillo, Tex
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North Fillmore
Laura Hamner
Hill
Dickey
Cutiura
Mise Lucille Thomas
Jasper
Ala
T. P. Tucker
Beeville
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Clevrland
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