Music memory contest slated at First Baptist Church
The Music Teachers association plans a Friday night concert at the First Baptist church starting at 7 45 to announce the numbers for a music memory contest. Participants must name numbers and composers with no titles revealed. The program includes organ piano and vocal solos and a piano quartet among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Music Teachers’ Association
Lila Mustin Myers
Dana Thomas Harmon
Leslie Wiliams
B. B. Holland
Everett Glenn
Miss Rider
Emil F. Myers
Beatrice Story
Minie Hutchings
F. E. Woodruff
Harvey Crudgington
Holland
Miss Story
BE. R. Mayer
Hinds
Miss Hutchings
Miss Lahm
Amarillo
North Side News Briefs Cheer Civic Happenings
North Side residents report travel for family illnesses visits and home improvements. Mrs M Pye builds an addition. Mrs Dave Gride called to Sayre Okla. Mrs J E Boynton Mrs M V Holt and Mrs Greer visit Children’s home. Boxes at leap year supper to be sold at fixed price. Birthday party for husband at 509 North Taylor. Luther McDaniel travels to Dublin Texas. Esther Circle organized at Second Baptist. Seventh street graded to St Anthonys hospital. Fred Wyatt obtains permit for seven room house at Seventh and North Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Doyle White
North Taylor
Utterback
Jenness
Pier
Lee
Reed White
Peterson
J. H. Cox
Davenport
Jewel Cox
Fred Wyatt
Seventh and North Taylor
Tricorne hat for modern travel and smart style
A felt tricorne hat folds and hides under a bow with hidden hook and eye for quick adjustment. It suits bobbed hair, suits motor trips and ocean voyages, and can be rolled to fit a small handbag. Also includes fashion musings on modern women and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
New York
Prize Fried Cakes
Mrs. 8S. J. Nutting wins first prize in the contest. A recipe instructs to dissolve sugar and sweet milk overnight, beat eggs, add lard salt and nutmeg, stir in baking powder and flour, roll cut and fry cakes in hot fat until brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nutting
Mystery of the age women lead a changing world
A columnist muses on a rising female force reshaping society with brisk rationalism and public panics. It parodies high brow trends and notes how beauty advice and domestic decor become symbols of modern change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Richardson
Vanity Fair
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Society
Eva Kathryn Harris
E. L. Higinbotham
A. A. Lumpkin
Esther McCrory
van Buren Street
Cooper
the Spy
Sam Seay
Irving
L. N. Pittman
Needle Club
B. L. Kingsland
Monroe Street
Richbourg School of Expression
Epworth Hall
T. M. Cash
Harold Priesig
Lewis Johnson
Frank Clark
Creola Atchbourg
I. O. Wilson
Pierce Street
Round Dozen
J. A. G. Club
Women's Club
C. P. Elliott
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
Winter
Robert M. Burdette
General Federation Committee
Canyon Girls Club
J. M. Davis
West Sixteenth
Mesdames Clifton Oliver
E. C. Lacey
J. B. Snell
C. L. Campbell
J. Q. Barnes
Young Woman’s Association
the Tabernacle Baptist Church
L. F. Borden
Buchanan Street
Nannie Smith
Frances Burgess
Tyler Street
Miles Bivins
Susie Crudgington
Queen Tut Club
Ruby Blake
Helen Lawler
Dorothy Wagerle
Hannah Sue Hathorne
Corrine Egbert
Zoe Law
Reba Utterbach
Vivian Wright
Ada Lemons
Lila Bennett
East Side
H. W. Virgin
The
Tom Moore
J. F. Bromert
Taiser Vous Club
West Thirteenth Street
Les Temps Club
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
J. T. Carter
Lavendar
G. Randel
Ray
Kerr & Walsh
Nunn Bidg
North Side News
Dave Gride
North
Lincoln
Sayre
Okla
J. E .Boynton
M. V. Holt
Mrs. Greer
Mesdames Greer and
Holt
Bob Montgomery
North Johnson
Oklo
W. B. Danvers
North Buchanan
Chicago
Harry Devine
Rock Island
Calif
T. 8. Thompson
North Pierce
Roswell
N. M
Fort Worth
Luther McDaniel
Nora Pierce
Dublin
Texas
C. E. Floyd
North Fillmore
Esther
Fidelis Club
George Smith
North Lincoln
Roy Wright
Potter County
Washburn
Northwest Texas Hospital
Seventh Street
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Peggy Platt
Copenhagen
Lace Sale
Amarillo Art School
Polk
J.B. Gray
East 4Th St
Greer
Selec
Greer’s Department Store
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