Contentment and Annie Dyer Nunns Dress Story Read
Poem on contentment by Maude DeVerse Newton opens this notice. Annie Dyer Nunn’s tale The Dress That Jack Made wins Panhandle Pen Women’s first prize and appears in Amarillo Daily News. Readers urged to share feedback with the Society Editor and compare to other short stories.
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Annie Dyer Nunn
Jack
Panhandle Pen Women's Society
Panhandle
Society
Amarillo Daily News
Miss George Becomes Worthy Advisor in Rainbow Girls Install
The Rainbow Girls installed officers in the new Masonic Temple with Miss Edythe Mae George succeeding Miss Dorothy Hand as Worthy Advisor. New officers include Miss Lottie Wright as worthy associate advisor and Miss Juanita Pogl as secretary among others. ceremony featured gifts of appreciation to Miss Hand and a large turnout from Eastern Star and Masons.
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Miss George
Order of Rainbow Girls
New
Masonic Temple
Dorothy Hand
Edythe Mae George
Order
Wash George
Lottie Wright
Edna Cornelius
Leta Johnson
Velma O'Brien
Kathryn Crawford
Florence Connor
Mildred Cain
Mary Speegal
Essie Hutson
Louise Anthony
Lena Bryant
Louise Fagar
Charlotte Stirrett
Rosa Mae Pangle
Eastern Star and Masons
Shopping notes from the Women's Art Shop and area stores
Market chatter from 106 E. 6th highlights embroidery items at the Women’s Art Shop, fashion accessories from Reed-Craft and Florentine bags, stationery at J C Penney, Squeeze-Ezy mops, Halloween costumes at Russell & Cockrell, Prescott dining room reproductions, Radiantfire gas stoves, children’s books at Russell & Cockrell, leather hat cases at J C Penney, Elizabeth Arden goods at Fox Drug, and Mary Margaret’s Sandwich Shop praised for its soups and pies.
Mrs Gilvin Hosts Delightful Bridge Party In Amarillo
Social notes reveal Mrs Will Gilvin hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering honoring Mrs I J Considine with autumn hues and Hallowe en touches. Guests included Mrs J Considine and Mrs H M Beverley among others.
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Gilvin
Will Gilvin
I’. J. Considine
Amarillo
H. B. Jones
B. C.D. Bynum
Howard Trigg
Lloyd Fletcher
Hh. M. Beverely
J. W. Veale
Lena Buechner
Pritchett
Walter Caulfield
J. P. Bell
C. K. Rogers
O. K. Gilvin
A. T. Parton
Donald
W. K. Chandies
Don Marsalis
Henry Kida
Parr
Oklahoma City
Rev Etson to preside at Plainview church services
Rev Dr Etson of the Episcopal Church of Plainview will arrive this morning to preside over services at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with Holy Communion at 7:30 and 11 o'clock. The morning and afternoon vesper services are scheduled as part of today’s program.
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Etson
Episcopa Church of
Plainview
St. Andrew's Episcopa Church
More P T Clubs Organized in Lubbock Ward
The Central Ward Parent-Teacher Club of Lubbock organized with officers including President C. E. Madgen and Vice Presidents W. W. Ryalty G. C. Wolforth J. B. Johnson. Recording secretary Lula Jones Corresponding secretary Helen Thomas Treasurer C. E. Moreman. A membership drive will follow this week and many new members are expected. a full winter program is outlined.
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P.T
Central Ward
Parent-Teache Club
Lubbock
C. E. Madgen
W. W. Ryalty
G. C. Wolforth
J. 8. Johnson
Lula Jones
Helen Thomas
C. E. Moreman
National Picture Week Highlights Home Art Education
National Picture Week promotes art education in schools across America. Children recognize works like Blue Boy and Innocence, while reproductions fill homes lacking originals. The initiative aims to inspire better ideals through visual beauty and constant images of masterful art.
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National Picture Week
America
Blue Boy
Innocence
Tiwan
1925 Club Meets at Mrs. Eaglen’s Home
The 1925 Club gathered Friday at 8 p m at 1902 Polk Street hosted by Mrs. Howard Eaglen. Hallowe en decor and cut flowers adorned the rooms. Mrs. Floyd Garwood won high score with a handmade apron. consolation went to Mrs. C M Boyd. A two course luncheon followed for Mesdames Elmer Blair Glenn Curtis Floyd Garwood Ed Selders Frank Huff Roy Slay John Spann Elliott Hatch C M Boyd Hal Witherspoon A J Smith and A J Mayor.
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Howard Eaglen
Polk Street
Hallowe'en
Floyd Garwood
C. M. Boyd
Panhandle Pen Women to distribute new pins and stationery
The Panhandle Pen Women's Society unveils gold pins after years of wait. Pins cost two dollars and seventy five cents and members are urged to bring this amount. Elegant society stationery with the emblem is also available for purchase. Mrs. R.8. Thompson, during her presidency, is credited with cleaning up pending business and improving efficiency.
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Panhandle Pen Women's Society
R. 8. Thompson
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