Church societies meet tomorrow across Amarillo
Church groups schedule Friday and Saturday meetings in Amarillo with officers to be elected. Belle Bennett Missionary society meets in the new annex at 3 o clock, Polk street W M S in Epworth hall at 3, W M S of St Pauls at the church at 3, Episcopal Woman's auxiliary with Mrs Carrie Thompson at 2, San Jacinto Methodist W M S at the church at 2 30, and Circle Four of Central Presbyterian meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs B G Mayberry. Officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
New Annex
Polk Street
Epworth Hall
W. M.S. of
St. Paul's
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Carrie Thompson
Taylor
San Jacinto Methodist W. M. S
Circle Four
Central Presbyterian Church
B. G. Mayberry
Buchanan
Amarillo Reports and Club Notes Include Visits and Events
Miss Eunice Graxner heads to Fort Worth Dallas then Stamford and Spur for two weeks vacation with her parents the Grays. B Y P A of Second Baptist hosts leap year box supper April 4 with auction and cake prize to the finest bidder. Birth of baby girl to Mr and Mrs Record at 201 North Taylor announced. W M S and P T A meetings planned with program notes and plans for fundraising and religious activities. Several residents travel or are ill, including Nedra Griswold, Mrs Griswold, Mrs Stoneham, and the Woodards preparing to move to Birmingham. California fish claims to shout noted from Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Farra
Harmony Club
B. H. Capers
Fillmore Street
Jack Houser
Graham Stinson
Arthur Worzel
Marble Halls
F. E. Woodruff
The
Second Baptist Church
B. Y. P. U. Treasury
Rural Items Highlight Activities In Bushland And Amarillo
Miss Velma Weilenman spent the week in Amarillo with her sister Mrs J W Webb at 762 Jefferson and attended a county teachers meeting. Bushland now holds regular Sunday church services after a period without a pastor. All-day services included singing with visitors from Canyon and Amarillo. Rural school pupils prepare for the April 19 school fair at Bushland, led by principal Miss Bess Blair, with all rural schools entering exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Weilenman
Jones Community
Amarillo
J. W. Webb
Jefferson
Bushland
J. F. Bassett
Canyon
Bushland School
Bess Blair
Many Awarded Prizes in Athletics and Oratory
An interscholastic county meet at Brady featured declamation contests and athletic events under Mrs. M. L. Fuller of Soney school. Winners in oratory included Thelma Cook, Helen Penrod, Helen Kiiling, Ruby Culwell, Archie Jenkins, Claude Boone, Robert Mobiey. Athletic contest victors were Claude Dye, Archie Jenkins, Cetus Rae, Sherman Jones, Leslie Britt, Harold Turner, Milfred Cook, Bernice Baldwin. Judges were Mrs. Dana T. Norman, Mr. Bacon and Mr. Ricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
M. L. Fuller
Soney School
Thelma Cook
Bushland
Helen Penrod
Soney
Helen Kiiling
Ruby Culwell
River Road
Archie Jenkins
Cliffside
Claude Boone
St. Francis
Robert Mobiey
Claude Dye
Ralph Crewford
Cetus Rae
Sherman Jones
Leslie Britt
Allison
Harold Turner
Johnny Raef
Milfred Cook
Bernice Baldwin
Dana T. Norman
Bacon
Ricks
Ladies Staff for Reunion Meet in Memphis Named
Lon A. Smith announces the appointment of ladies to attend the reunion of the United Confederate Veterans and related groups in Memphis Tennessee from June 3 to 6. Mrs. Mabel Williams of Dallas sponsors the staff and several chaperons maids of honor and hostesses are named from Houston Navasota Texarkana Austin and Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Lon A. Smith
Texas
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederate Vetrans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Memphis
Tenn
Mabel Williams
Dallas
Anne Pendleton
Houston
Maude Leizh
Navasota
Tutti Frutte Pie Recipe by Mrs Wetzel
Yolks of 2 eggs and 1 cup sugar combined with raisins and spices. add melted batter, vinegar and salt to make rich crust. Fill and bake or bake then fill. Top with stiff meringue from whites of 2 eggs and 1 cup sugar. This makes one pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wetzel
Fashion and Lifestyle Notes From Omart Talk and McCalls Advice
The piece discusses the season’s fashion trends with brown as a dominant color, floaty dance frocks with white tulle or red chiffon, and bold trailing scarves. It includes a reader letter from Mrs. Wilcox offering social advice and a McCall’s outlook on makeup, beauty routines, and elegance, plus witty aphorisms on love and wealth.
Commissioners Draw April Jury Lists In Potter County
The jury lists for the April term will convene on the 21st with a new approach in Potter county. An Amarillo minister will serve on the jury each week, starting Rev. R Thomson for week one followed by Dr. S W Hayne week two and other local clergy and doctors through week eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miecinnaps i Dammier
J. R. T. Bassett
L. M. If
Rsnali
Drewnh de Petit Jury
Amarillo
Potter County
R. Thomson
S. W. Hayne
H. W. Virgin
Milo Atkinson
C. D. Potts
G. J. Irvin
Tr. FP. Cartwright
I. T. Hucknee
E. John Meyer
Missouri Judge Here Transacting Business
Judge G. W. Earnshaw of Joplin Missouri is in town for a few days on business. He shows interest in the Panhandle oil fields and drilled 30 wells in early Kansas oil field development. The Daily Globe want ads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Earnshaw
Joplin
Judge Earnshaw
Panandle
Kansas
Proper Head Posture and Self Care Tips
This piece urges women to hold the head high and stand upright to improve posture. It describes how slouched poses in fashion visuals distort the spine, chest, and waist, and advises mirror practice, chest up, shoulders back, and natural alignment. It also offers foot care and basic manicure routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Local Notes On Residents And Moves
Mrs J M Bateman and L Nickell arrive from Panhandle. Little son of GQ C Vinson at 300 North North Polk Street has measles. C O Long of 1500 Tyler Street breaks arm while cranking a Ford. Mrs J M Neeley at 1204 Harrison Street returns from Mineral Wells and Dallas. Burton Morris at St Charles Annex back to Collins drug store after measles. W E Wheeler of 1300 Pierce Street moving to Dallas to join Boren Stewart Grocery. formerly with J M Radford Grocery. Special drug store notice: lay of absence requests due by 10 am on game day. Will E Pope of Enid visited M F Taylor family at 905 Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bateman
L. ©. Nickell
Panhandle
Little Son
C. Vinson
North North Polk Street
C. O. Long
Tyler Street
J .M. Neeley
Harrison Street
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Burton Morris
St. Charles Annex
Collins Drug Store
W.E. Wheeler
1300
Pierce Street
Boren-Stewart Grocery Company
J. M. Radford Grocery Company
Loca
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society Women’s
Eva Kathryn Harris
Clue News
Lucile Pipkin
van Buren
Iagaan
Anne Bower
Panoptee
Mary Rausch
T. B. Austin
Betty Austin
W. B. McClurkan
Denton
Ernano Wolf-Ferrari
Wohi-Fairah-ree
Europe
America
Ferman
Wagner
Wolf-Ferrari
Americas
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Gennaro
C. E .Crownover
Jackson
Will A. Miller
H. G. Baucom
Jackson Street
San Jacinto Heights
J. C. Colby
Miss Bower
Vaughn
W. S. Dinan
Adelphias Club
First Baptist Church
Grover Bishop
M. E. Snyder
Johnson Street
Harry Goodno
Kansas City, Mo
North Side News
Mrs. Record
North Taylor
W. M. S. of the Second Baptist Church
Buchanan Street School
I. E. Kendrix
Griggs
Ben Moore
Cleta
Arthur Burrows
Buchanan Street
North
Nedra
C. EB. Griswold
Lincoln
J. D. Stoneham
North Fillmore
Overland
Clovis
R. B. Francis
Elk City
Okla
J. J. Woodard
Birmingham
Ala
California
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mrs. Wilcox
McCall’s
Madee Kennedy
McCall's
Cele Dors
Maurice Tourneur
Censor Board
Polk
Iissouri
Forbes
Ki Ki
Will E. Pope
Enid
M. F. Taylo
Jefferson Street
U. & Pat
White & Kirk
Bhaine Eae
Prieley
van Buren Streets
Mount Hope
John F. Dwight
Milady
J. W. Collins
Mazda
General Electric
Dansfer
Service
Iton
Finklea
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