Easter Program An Easter theme for River Road Club
River Road Home Demonstration Club met in the Women's Club Room with Mrs. J R Honeycutt hosting. Programs featured a sketch on the first Easter, readings, songs by the River Road Chorus, and plans for a joint meeting on April 8.
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River Road Home Demonstration Club
Women’s Club Room
J. R. Honeycutt
J. B. Diggs
W. J. Fulton
River Road Chorus
H. M. Butts
Bob J. Johnson
K. W. Huckaby
J. F. Broadstreet
J. S. Honeycutt
R. I. Killough
J. M. Miller
B. Kersey
Ed Mann
J. B. Biggs
Will Rowe
E. B. da Laney
R. S. Connellee
W. R. Harper
Webber College Trains Heiresses in Fortunes
Babson Park Florida article notes the opening of Webber College a venture by Roger W Babson and Mrs Babson to educate wealthy young women in investments and securities alongside finishing subjects. The college aims to preserve family fortunes with majors in investment methods, business usages, and practical subjects.
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Babson Park
Fla
Roger W. Babson
Camille Grace Webber
Babsons
Babson
Junior Philharmonics To Meet Saturday
The Junior Philharmonic Club will meet at 2 30 oclock Saturday afternoon in the Womens Club Rooms. Attendees will answer questions on piano keys pitch locations and musical terms and discuss early musical art and Domenico Scarlatti.
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Philharmonic
Domenico Scarlatti
Hayden
Bach
Germany
Miniature East Indian Villages Reimagine Dinner Centerpieces
Paris season centerpiece trend features glass miniature East Indian villages on unbordered mirrors. The display uses green and white huts trees and figures inspired by the Colonial exposition to replace traditional table flowers.
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Paris
Dr J H Robberson Returns From Chicago Study
Dr Robberson who had studied for several weeks in Chicago has returned home. He is expected to resume duties soon and share findings with colleagues.
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J. H. Robberson
Chicago
The First Year at Pio Little Theatre Finale
Pio Little Theatre presents its last play The First Year with a cast including three doctors and a future Mortician. The final denouncement features a decisive fisticuff as the awkward hero is bested. Yakley Johnson plays the tall villain and C. W. Batchelder portrays the medium height hero.
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Little Theater
Yakley Johnson
Tommy Tucker
C. W. Batchelder
Mrs Woodford Hosts Rose Bowl Tea Room Bridge Club
Mrs J W Woodford hosted the Triple Four Bridge Club with lunch at the Rose Bowl Tea Room and then at her Sunset Terrace home. Guests, prizes and high honors for Mrs Cecil Williams and Mrs J R Clayton framed an Easter season social event.
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Rose Bowl
J. W. Woodford
Sunset Terrace
Cecil Williams
J. R. Clayton
Elmo Platt
Joe Morris
Wilbur Snow
C. T. Crowe
J. W. Hill
H. G. Wilson
H. E. Broome
J. B. Landers
Edgar Keeler
Carnival Plans Completed at Sam Houston Junior High
Plans completed for a Friday evening carnival at Sam Houston Junior High School sponsored by the PTA. A chicken supper will be served from six o clock. Carnival features open at 7:30. Public is invited.
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Sam Houston Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting Advised for Friday Evening
The Woman's Auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans will meet Friday at 8 o'clock in the Legion Rooms. All members are urged to attend.
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Woman's Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans
Legion Rooms
Mrs L T Ezell to Host Blue Bennett Needle Club
Mrs L T Ezell will entertain the Blue Bennett Needle Club at her home on the north highway Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
Mrs. George Ordway Hosts Twentieth Century Club
The Twentieth Century Club meets at 2100 Harrison Street Friday at 2 30 PM with Mrs. A E Wolflin in charge of the program.
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Twentieth Century Club
George Ordway
Harrison Street
A. E. Wolflin
Club Affair With Backward Dress Party Delights Guests
Irene and Wiliday Neely and Nada Moorehead hosted a Wednesday social at 1215 West Eleventh Avenue. Invitations asked guests to wear dresses backward while bridge provided entertainment and prizes. Cakes of cotton and soap sandwiches were served to a group including Ruth Hester Nora Ferguson Camilla Guy Lucile Oaks Donnie Hussman Georgia Patterson Lillian Constable Cornelia Smith and Trula Faye Campbell.
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Irene and
Wiliday Neely
Nada Moorehead
West Eleventh Avenue
Cornelia Smith
Ruth Hester
Miss Smith
Miss Hester
Nora Ferguson
Camilla Guy
Lucile Oaks
Donnie Hussman
Georgia Patterson
Lillian Constable
Trula Faye Campbell
Londoners Waistcoats Shift to Single Breasted Style
The double breasted waistcoat once paired with lounge suits and evening coats is now rarely seen. A few men still wear white waistcoats with dinner jackets but in small numbers. The recent innovation is a flannel tie lauded for less creasing.
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London
Crocheted Yoke Adds Novel Touch to Palm Beach Costume
Miss Syl via Carmel wore a sports costume to Palm Beach featuring a crochet yoke and puff sleeves in Nile green crepe de chine. The pleated skirt and blouse are completed with a peplum, matching the dress color for a distinctive ensemble.
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Washington
Sylvia Carmel
Palm Beach
Patrons Club To Meet At Amarillo College
The Patrons Club of Amarillo College will meet Friday at 3 o'clock in the College Assembly Room. After a brief business session an outstanding speaker will give an address. All interested in the College are invited to attend.
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Amarillo College
Chicken Pie Dinner Planned by First Christian Church
The Woman's Association of the First Christian Church will hold a chicken pie dinner at the Social Center this Friday from 11 30 a m to 1 o'clock. The public is invited.
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The
Woman's Association of the First Christian Church
Mrs. B. O. Kretz Hosts Home Interest Club Meeting
The Home Interest Club plans a Friday afternoon gathering at 1111 West Nineteenth Avenue at 3 o'clock. Mrs. B. O. Kretz will entertain and all members are invited to attend.
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Wal
B. O. Kretz
West Nineteenth Avenue
Methodists Present Play How The Story Grew At Church
The Buchanan Street Methodist Church plans a Friday evening performance of How The Story Grew at eight o clock. The public is invited to attend.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Insurance Men to Hear Dr Huebner at Sales Congress
Dr S 8 Huebner, noted insurance authority, will speak to insurance men in the morning and to students at West Texas State Teachers College and Amarillo College at 2 PM in the Amarillo Hotel. Over 200 agents from cities statewide are expected, with George Lackey president of the National Association of Life Underwriters and Mrs W B Pritchard listed among speakers.
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S. 8. Huebner
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Amarillo College
Amarillo Hotel
George Lackey
National Association of Life Underwriters
W. &. Pritchard
American Home Department
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Butler Honored Guest Farewell Fete in Morning Side
E C Butler a assistant Airway Traffic Supervisor of the Department of Commerce leaves Friday for Fort Worth to take similar duties. Hosted by Mr and Mrs Gordon E F Robinson in Morning Side on Butler’s birthday, with Hearts games and a desk set gift.
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E. C. Butler
Department of Commerce
Fort Worth
Gordon FE. Robinson
Mr. Butler
Butler
Charles E. Trish
Weather Bureau
Gordon EF. Robinson
Hereman T. Collman
Frank Haynes
David L. Stokely
Marguerite Collman
Rena Habbinga
Anna Flnk
Chester Tallman
T. A. Reville, Jr
Benjamin H. Street
Freddy, Walker
George W. Etheredge
Body of Man Lost in Blizzard Found in Jones Canyon
The body of James Tilford, 386, stage driver, missing since November 19 after a blizzard while hunting, was discovered in Jones Canyon yesterday. Tilford and two companions were separated during the storm. the others found shelter.
Four great sale congresses held statewide
One of four major sale congresses across the state with the remaining events scheduled in Dallas on April 8 Hous ye on April 6 and San Antonio on April.
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Dallas
Housye
San Antonio
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