Amarillo Art Association hosts Brouillette talk and exhibit
The Amarillo Art Association held a Friday afternoon session in St. Mary's Academy art studio with Francois de Brouillette as guest speaker. He presented poems and discussed Panhandle art potential while showcasing portraits and works by his pupils.
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Amarillo Art Association
Brouillette
Francois de Brouillette
St. Mary's Academy
Joan McCarty
Panhandle
Brouilllette
Earl Fuqua
Association
Genieve Garner
Josephine Kuykendall
Eleanor Fuqua
Joan McCormick
Wellington
John Garner
Leiber
Kay Francis
Student Nurses Banquet and Theater Party at Silver Grill
Student nurses from St. Anthony's Hospital held a Junior senior banquet at the Silver Grill followed by a Paramount theater party. Dixie Dice served. Olga Cypher presided. Mary Helene Smith gave the welcome and Martha Carroll Walker spoke as senior vice president.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Silver Grill
Paramount
Dixie Dice
Olga Cypher
Mary Helene Smith
Martha Carroll Walker
Ruth Blubaugh
Evelyn Potter
Besa Anderson
Marcelin Brittin
Deola Robinson
Marie Rhodes
Beth Daughton
Rosalie Johnson
Nell Gill
Margaret Paetvold
Gladys Seymour
Lois Nelson
Ruth Billbaugh
Mabel Bocox
Mary Reed
Arti Robison
Robin Pace
Dorothy Jane Ewert
Child Welfare Club Meets At Mrs Martini Home
The Child Welfare Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. R. C. Martini 1306 Jackson Street with Mrs. C. H. Beebe as assistant hostess. Members discussed Growing Superior Children by I N Kugelmass and Inga Borgstrom played two piano Bolos.
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R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
C. H. Beebe
I. N. Kugelmass
Elmo Platt
J. Miller Beard
Inga Borgstrom
Mesdames HM. A. Appleby
Solon C. Byrd
Nominees Named by Sanbern School PTA Nominating Committee
The Sanbern School Parent Teacher Association nominating committee met yesterday at the school. Officers chosen include President Mrs Royd Andrewe First Vice President Mrs Carl W Gwin Membership drive heads Mrs Elmer Creat hole and Mrs Gilbert Russell Entertainment committee chairmen Glen Privitt and Mrs FER Heath Secretary Mrs J C Rickman Treasurer Mrs R H Grooms. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the meeting in the school auditorium Thursday. Miss Beulah Hradley and Clarice Hull will lead the program.
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Negfect
Sanbern
Ascociaton
Royd
Andrewe
Carl W. Gwin
Elmer Creathole
Gilbert Russell
Glen Privitt
FE R Heath
J. C. Rickman
R. H. Grooms
H, Nunley
George H. Ficke
Mra
A. B Gunter
Beulah Hradley
Clarice Hull
Glenwood P T A to Hold Called Meeting
The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association will hold a called meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 at the school. Leaders will discuss association matters and upcoming events.
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Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Junior Philharmonics Meet With LaNell Ledbetter
Junior Philharmonic Group No. 1 met Sunday afternoon with LaNell Ledbetter at 318 Alabama Street. The program featured piano solos by Jannetta Speer and Ada Marie Davis, a life of Bachtold by Martha Kelly, a piano solo by Zella Mae Wible, a duet by LaNelle Ledbetter and Etta Rae Davis, and a voice solo by Virginia Red. Attendees included Virginia Red, Zella Mae Wible, Anna Renne Batson, Barbara Boxwell, Juanetta Speer, Lorene Speer, Doris Sanford, Ada Marie Davis, Eugene Speer, Wanda Sizemore, Georgina Waghorn, Phyllis Jo Wiseman, a visitor, Etta Rae Davis, Martha Kelly, Madelyn Robinson, sponsor and hostess.
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Junior Philharmonic Group No. 1
LaNelle Ledbetter
Alabama Street
Jannetta Speer
Ada Marie Davis
Martha Kelly
Zella Mae
Wible
Etta Rae Davis
Virginia Red
Zella Mae Wible
Anna Renne Batson
Barbara Boxwell
Juanetta Speer
Lorene Speer
Doris Sanford
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Plans Talk
The Potter County Home Demonstration Club council met in Miss Mary Sitton's office. C. E B. Carroll of the H. A. Marr Wholesale Grocery Co. will speak at the Municipal Auditorium next Saturday at 10 30 AM. The public is invited. Canning contest will be held again this year. Attending were Mesdames L. C. Scott M. L. Kelly A. P. Black H. L. Cantrell D. Dammier Roy Starker Harry Krabbe T. H. Rodgers C. & McPherson J. R. Hogge J. & LeGate Henry Jones E. W Brown Lee Wilson J. D. Benton BR Perryman Ray Boland EB Reid R B Connelle M. M. Boyd G. L. Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council
Mary Sitton
Roy Starker
Harry Krabbe
T. H. Rodgers
C. &. McPherson
J. R. Hogge
J. & LeGate
Henry Jones
E. W Brown
Lee Wilson
J. D. Benton
BR. Perryman
Ray Boland
EB. D Reid
Connelle
M. M. Boyd
G. L. Glasgow
Kellogg Att-Bran Praised In Seattle Letter
A Seattle reader lauds Kellogg's Att-Bran claiming relief from chronic constipation after long-term pill use. The letter explains Att-Bran absorbs water to form a soft mass, tones digestion with vitamin B and iron, and can be eaten with milk or fruit.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Social Calendar for Amarillo Tonight and Wednesday
Local clubs and societies hold meetings and events across Amarillo venues including Capitol Hotel Masonic Temple Legion Hall and First Christian Church. Activities range from bridge and book reviews to church mission study and school band events with times listed throughout the evening and afternoon.
Bethany Class Installs Officers at Banquet
The Bethany Class of First Baptist Church held an installation banquet at Aronson Tea Room with Groups 7 and 8. New officers include President Kahne and vice presidents, with Mrs. H. P. Garrett presenting each officer a plant and outlining term expectations.
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Bethany
First Baptist Church
Aronson
Lester Vick
Leroy Smith
John Reynolds
MacDowell Boys’ Club
Wayne Sawyers
T. R. Vaughn
T. H. McDonald
Rual Jones
Vick
Willard Harris
John Kenyon
G. R. Flack
Robert Mallett
C. N. Baker
H. L. Reynolds
Roy L. Sessions
John ©. Card
Mesdames
Joe Mobley
E. C. Nelson
A. H. Brown
J. H. Kelly
H. P. Garrett
L. B. Godwin
C. C. Kuhne
Charles Galloup
W. F. Martin
B. L. Morgan
J. Wayne Middleton
Glenn Curtis
C. J. Weiss
C., N. Baker
J. J. Boulware
James P. Edwards
John Dees
Theo Pitchios
L. R. Vaughan
Jack Royalty
Second Floor Club Elects Leaders At Social Meeting
The Second Floor Club of the C. R. Anthony Co. met at Mrs. Ray McBride’s home with Mrs. Claude Higgins as co-hostess. Mrs. G. C. Elder was elected president and Mrs. Vernie Lowe became vice president, with other members including Mesdames Clyde Davis and Maudie Floyd.
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C. R. Anthony Go
Ray McBride
Claude Higgins
G. C. Elder
Vernie Lowe
Mesdames Clyde Davis
Maudie Floyd
Bill
Huddle Club Teas Hosts 100 at Sunday Reception
Members of the Huddle Club entertained about 100 guests at a tea hosted by Billie Louise Burger. Spring pastel flowers and lace tables set a formal tone while Dorothy Ann Adams and Miss Burger served refreshments. Hostesses included Mary Ruth Florey Hu Ber ta Underwood Peggy Ruth Elson Marie Petrie and others.
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Huddle
Billie Louise Burger
Dorothy Ann Adams
Miss Burger
Mary Ruth Florey
Huberta Underwood
Peggy Ruth Elson
Marie Petrie
Mary Jane Higgins
Anita McDonald
Book Review Noted At Progressive Child Study Club Meeting
The Progressive Child Study Club discussed The Return to Religion by Henry C. Link reviewed by Mrs. Rual Jones at Mrs. M. G. Mathis’s home on Wayside. L. C. Taylor and G. W. McKee elected delegates to the federated club convention in Canyon the coming Thursday and Friday.
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Henry C. Link
Rual Jones
Progressive Child Study Club
M. G. Mathis
L. C. Taylor
G. W. McKee
Federated Club
Canyon
Rupert Andrews
Guest
Roth
G. T. Roy
Confectionery Patrons Show Male Majority
Singletary, Childs, Ethel Wilson, Zelda Inman, R. P. Probst, Misses Jean Hitch, Irma Martin, Margaret Grant, Rosalie Higgins and the hostesses. Sixty-five per cent of the patrons of confectioners are men, hard center candies have the widest sale among them.
Busy 12 Needle Club Hosts 42 Party at Nance Home
Members entertained their husbands at a 42 party hosted by Busy 12 Needle Club at the Nance residence 506 Carolina Street. High scorers were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Singleton, low went to Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Milwee, traveling honors to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Slay. Guests included several couples and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Andrews attended. The next meeting is planned for Friday at 9:30 at Mrs. Loehoefer’s home 903 Bryant.
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12 Needle Club
A. D. Nance
Carolina Street
E. C. Singleton
D. D. Milwee
Alva Slay
Messrs
Mesdames
Ted Wheeler
BE. W. Tadlock
Lee Wilson
D. H. Loehoefer
T. G. Saunders
Homer Tuttle
J. C. Stultz
J. B. Andrews
Loehoefer
Bryant
Four-H Club Girls Plan Box Supper at Highland Park School
Highland Park 4 H Club girls host a box supper and program at the school Friday night. Sponsor Mrs John Bichsel will lead the program with assistance from club members. A large crowd is expected.
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Girls
Highland Park
John Bichsel
Courthouse records and vehicle registrations listing deeds and transfers
Court deeds show W T Clifford and W Wheeler transfers dated 1937 with nominal sums. Wheeler ad James Foran ad, and Eakle entries. Vehicle registrations include Studebaker to Joe Hickman Lafayette Sedan J L McCarty, and multiple Chevrolet Ford sedans to various individuals and Plains Chev Co. Inc.
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W. TI. Clifford
M. C. Dickens
L. van de Linde
H. N. Wheeler
Eakle
E. L. Cowart
John Crudgington
James Foran
Studebaker
Joe Hickman
Lafayette
J. L. McCarty
Dodge
C. K. Murphy
Chevrolet
Lee Butler
Alvin Bailey
Plains Chev
Verdict Rendered In Triple Death
Justice of the Peace W. J. Stovall ruled murder and death by suicide in a triple shooting in Dallas. William B. Winstead, 43, Irene Anderson, 20, were killed. Grace, 23, wounded. Winstead, a roofer, killed Irene and wounded Grace before taking his own life at an advertising display company office. Inspector Will Fritz cited no apparent motive.
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Dallas
Justice of the Peace
W. J. Stovall
William B. Winstead
Irene Anderson
Grace
Stovall
Winstead
Will Fritz
Arkansas bill promotes bow and arrow hunting season extension
A General Assembly measure proposes a 10 day extension of the hunting season during which hunters must use bow and arrow in Arkansas. Honey bees in the United States produce about 500 million pounds of honey annually for their own use.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas General Assembly
United States
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Sacred Heart Cathedral Choir
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Child Welfare Club
Glenwood Pvp. Tla
LaNell Ledbetter
Demonstration Club Council
Shades
Capitol Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Linger Longer Bridge Club
Mrs
Roy Jacobs
Enat
Fifteenth Avenue
O'Clock
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
C. PF
Dorens
First Christian Church
Sam Houston School Band Parents Association
Woman's Missionary Society of
Bernice Neel
Church
Lucky Eight Bridge Club
Bill Hemphill
North
Buchanan Street
Fellowshi Hall of
Fight Aces Club
Mra. R. W. Clinksale
Polk Street
Howard Griggs
Ong Street
W. M
Polk Street Methodist Church
St. Andrew's Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Charsa Church
Pierce Street Baptist Church
G. A
Methodial Church
J. EF
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
L. A. Pitt
Gable Street
Pariah House
Central Presbyterian Church
Internet
Hayden Street
River Road
James Gwyn
Grenwood P. T. A
River Road Club
River Road Home Demonstration Club
Wilson School Club
Wilson School
A. C. Shaw
Fillmore Street
Polk ST
M'Bride
Huddle Club
Courthouse Records
Academy OF Music & Art
Taylor
Swagger
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