Families Present Program At Philharmonic Club Meeting
A family ensemble program led by Mrs. George Winyard entertained at Mrs. J. W. Sanders home on Hughes Street. Members performed vocal solos and a violin piece with various children and relatives taking part, followed by refreshments hosted by the hostesses and several attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winyard
Philharmonic Club
J. W Sanders
Hughes Street
Rose
Nevin
Howard Boxwell
Barbara Boxwell
Olive Juanita Steed
A. D. Steed
Beethoven
R. W. Adams
Paul Boxwell
Jack Burgess
W. L. Burns
C. M. Holt
P. B. Higgs
Joe Shields
Otis Trulove
H. A. Waller
M. W. West
Games Party Planned by Typo Union Auxiliary
Auxiliary No. 79 met with Mrs. E M Turner at 4227 West Fifteenth Avenue to sponsor a games party on Saturday night April 20 at Carpenters Hall. Public invited. Meeting hour changed from 7 to 7 30. Refreshments served to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Typographical Union
E. M. Turner
West Fifteenth Avenue
Carpenters’ Hall
C. J. March
Ann Martin
Owen Roberts
H. B. Martin
Ed Leithauser
D. S. Smith
Turner
Mrs R B Barkley Honored At Shower In Sims Home
Mrs R B Barkley formerly Miss Dorothy Phillips was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Dorothy Jones and Miss Jerry Sims at 212 West Sixteenth Avenue. Guests included Helen Jones Beatrice Sims Margie Burch Elaine Dunn Allyne Davis Barbara Frye and Roy Barkley among others gifts from Linnie Sue Ashby Virginia Thornton Jena Beth Davis and others were sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Barkley
Dorothy Phillips
Jerry Sims
West Sixteenth Avenue
Dorothy Jones
Helen Jones
Beatrice Sims
Margie Burch
Elaine Dunn
Allyne Davis
Barbara Frye
Mesdames Iva Jones
Mary Fowlkes
Roy Barkley
N A. Sims
Hororee
Linnie Sue Ashby
Virginia Thornton
Jena Beth Davis
Mesdames
Dave Ashby
Jasper Fowlkes
Demonstration on cake baking postponed by club
A cake baking demonstration by Mrs Lenore Sandifer at the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meeting scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed to later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Sandifer
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
National Garden Week Activities Highlight Amarillo
Garden Week events unfold in Amarillo with Junior Business Women's Club and guests touring a caprice film at Freeman's flower shop and displays at Potter County Library. The Amarillo Garden Club hosts daily exhibits at Amarillo Hardware. a benefit games party at the Social Center for Girls supports sending a girl to Cottey College. Gamma Eta chapter rush begins with a model meeting at 8 p.m. at Mrs. A H Wagner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
Freeman
Coca-Cola Company
Warren Freeman
Potter ‘County
Amarillo Florists
Amarillo Garden Club
Amarillo Hardware Company
Capital Hotel
Button Front Shirtwaist Fashion Pattern 4419
Anne Adams promotes pattern 4419 a slender frock with waistline darts and optional collar revers and ric rac trim. Available in sizes 34 to 48 with yardage notes for size 36 and a 15 cent price plus a Perf it Foundation pattern 4114 offering custom fitting through tissue muslin and adjustments. Order details list pattern department address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ricrac
Foundation
Juanita Fair and E Blake Honored with Surprise Shower
Miss Juanita Fair, soon to wed Brfal Blake on April 13, was praised at a surprise shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Hill at 710 Virginia Street. Cunningham Floral staff attended along with wives, the hostess family, and the couple, with jonquil décor and pink centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Fair
Brfal Blake
Walter Hill
Virginia Street
Cunningham Floral Company
Fred Franks
Ethel Martin
C. C. Cunningham
Sewing Clubs Calendar TonightHeadline
Calendar listings for Amarillo clubs and meetings across various venues. Includes American Legion Auxiliary, Eastern Star, PTA wheel, Rebekah Lodge, Miracle Book Club, Bible classes, and several neighborhood societies with times ranging from 7:30 to 8:00 PM.
Humphrey Highland PTA Hosts Evening Program Show
Humphrey Highland PTA will host a Friday night program at the school with a boys style show modeling fashions for all seasons. The event promises laughs and a small admission fee plus a separate charge for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Highland Pta
Clark McCully
Miss Evelyn Wallace to be Honored at Cotton Ball
The A. and M. Parents Club will honor Miss Evelyn Wallace as its duchess at the annual spring Cotton Ball in College Station on April 19. A games party begins at 7 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs R M Rose in Pleasant Valley. Reservations via Mrs R B Brands at 23102. All club members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly 12 Stitch Club
Ted Bippus
Mes . Lertiandames Bippus
R. B
Gktac Partons
Messrs
E. W. Rossey
L. H. Koonce
L. H. Diggs
R. W. Haskins
Clyde Singletary
Vaughn Allen
Canyon
Bippus
Diggs
C. R. Smith
Gary, Okla
Smith
Haskins
A. and M. Parents Club
Evelyn Wallace
College Station
R. M. Rose
Pleasant Valley
R. B. Brands
Ben Hur Court Plots Meeting This Wednesday
Ben Hur Life Association will meet Wednesday at 8 o clock at I O O F Hall. All Court members urged to attend. A large class of candidates will be initiated. Dancing follows the business session. Guest cards required at the door for non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Court
The
Ben Hur Life Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mother Benton
Church Luncheon and Meetings At Local Churches
St Andrew's Guild holds a covered dish luncheon at 12 at the Parish House. Circles 1 and 2 of the San Jacinto Methodist Woman's Society meet jointly for business and lunch at 1 at the church. Pierce Street Baptist Women’s Missionary Union hosts an all day gathering starting 10 with a noon covered dish lunch at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pierce Street Baptist W. M. S
San Jacinto
St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild
Pierce Street Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Calvary Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Modern Home Cooking Promises Fresh Menus and Tips
The Globe News promotes home economics expert Mrs. Arreya D. French for a Happy Kitchen Cooking School in April to introduce balanced menus and modern kitchen planning. Church events include a Central Presbyterian annual meeting with dinner, plus marketing talks and new recipes emphasizing vitamins and cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
The
Globe News
Arreya D. French
Happy Kitchen
MacDowell Boys to Meet Tonight in Federation Club Rooms
Kent Webster will lead the program for MacDowell Boys Club meeting tonight at 7 30 oclock in the downstairs Federation Club Rooms. Hosts will be Robert Williams, Jimmy Miller, Carl Walker and Loy Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Webster
MacDowell Boys’ Club
Federation Club
Robert Williams
Jimmy Miller
Carl Walker
Loy Stockton
Open Forum Club Meeting at Mrs Parrs Home
The Open Forum Club will meet at 7 45 tonight at Mrs. George Parrs home at 1613 Harrison Street to discuss current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum Club
George Parr
Harrison Street
Lewis warns of third party if Democrats don’t endorse him
John L. Lewis pledges a break with Roosevelt if the Democrats fail to nominate a platform and candidate to suit him. He urged about 10,000 at Monongah West Virginia that Republicans would not back his plan and warned a Lewis-led third party could emerge. He attacks Gar ner and McNutt while signaling support for Wheeler though not a third party candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Democratic Party
Lewis
Townsend
Monongah
W. Va
Republican Party
Sherman Minton
Indiana
John N. Garner
Paul V. McNutt
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
United Mine Workers of America
Wheeler
Fire destroys car and garage at Adams Street
Fire late last night burned a garage an automobile and household goods and damaged the house at 901 Adams Street. Officials say accumulated trash sparked the blaze. The property owner was H A Grounds. Firemen received the alarm at 11 30 and remained on scene until nearly 1 o'clock. Losses undisclosed per Ed Spann city fire marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Street
H. A. Grounds
Ed Spann
Veteran leader backs Montana senate but hints at presidential bid
The veteran political figuresaid he would refuse a nomination if offered as vice president and would prefer a Montana Senate seat. He indicated interest if the Democratic party named him as a presidential candidate and avoided commenting on CIO President John L. Lewis’s threat to unite labor, farm, negro and youth groups into a new party without a suitable Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Democratic Party
CIO
John L. Lewis
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Sims Home
Amarillo P. E. C. Council
Social Center
Amarillo
Cottey College
Nevada
P. L. Reppert
H. T. Neely
L. J. Vick
R. A. Burnett
M. D. Snyder
Gamma Tota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
A H. Wagner
Salvador Dali
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
Westlith St
New York
N. Y
E. Blake
Legion Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Johnson Street School
P. T. A. Wheel
Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
Fundamental Bible
Della Sree
Pierce Street
Plains Boat Club
Jeff Bentley
Forest Street
Bethany
River Road
River Road School
Meadames
R. L. Mobley
Woodrow Mobley
First Baptist Amoma
Ben F. Moore
Hayden Street
Lipscomb Street
Sam Houston Band Parents Association
MacDowell Boys Club
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Gamma Iota
A. H. Wagner
O'Clock
Amarillo Post
Amarillo Hotel
John N. Maynard
Priscilla Club
James Parmelee
Arch Road
Jess Dwight
Lee Frampston
Calvary Baptist W. M
West Amarillo
River Road Home Demonstration Club
Ben Craft
Flapper Fanny Club
Albert
West Third Avenue
Snippers Club
Dee Fee
North Grant Street
Humphrey Highland
McKinley P. T. A
George Tucker
510 West Twenty-second Street
Altar Society of Sacred Heart
A. and
M. Club
Ben Hur Court
John Snider
Macdowell Boys
Tainer
Els
Flicks
Westminster
White & Kirk
John L. Lewis Power
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Kontour-Kut
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