Bride’s Shower Honors Mrs. Selfridge at Martha Cox Home
Mrs. Frank W. Selfridge formerly Dolores Baum was honored with a Saturday afternoon shower at 1605 Fillmore Street hosted by Miss Martha Louise Cox. Todays program included songs, readings, and gifts as friends and relatives appeared. In attendance were Misses Darnall Clarke Fowlkes and many others along with several ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Selfridge
Dolores Baum
Martha Louise Cox
Fillmore Street
Dorothy Walters
Velma Adame
Lhrre
Juanita Hollinganerd
Amber Darnall
Theda Clarke
Mrs Louise Bussey Joins Music Academy Staff
Mrs Louise Bussey piano and accordion instructor has joined the teaching staff of the Academy of Music and Art. A well known figure in city and state musical circles, she trained at the Atlanta Conservatory of Music. A piano and accordion recital is set for Thursday at 8 PM at the academy with Miss Martha Bernhardt assisting in costume design and handcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wells Josey
Academy of Music and Art
John Josey
Neema Shrum
Joy Mattix
Georgina Waghorn
Ida Sue Taylor
Thelma Fern Polland
Buddy Meyers
Frankie Ozer
Jim Tom Harris
Jerry Josey
Mrs. Josey
Louise Bussey
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Atlanta
Bussey
The
Martha Bernhardt
Dr Grimes Speaks At Tyler P T A Meeting
Dr C C Grimes addressed the Tyler Street P T A on education and culture saying culture exists beyond formal schooling. Officers for the year were elected: president Mrs Billy Hughes first vice president Mrs Paul Armstrong second vice president Mrs B I Barfield third vice president Mrs Ben Donaldson secretary Mrs Willard Harris treasurer Mrs Will Manning historian Mrs R N Wilson. Lillian Donnell's second grade class performed songs and a play The Cottontails in Politeness Land and earned the banner for largest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Grimes
Tyler Street
Billy Hughes
Paul Armstrong
B. I. Barfield
Ben Donaldson
Willard Harris
Will Manning
R. N. Wilson
Lillian
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Llano Estacado Chapter Parlor
Llano Estacado Chapter DAR met Monday afternoon at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Regent absent. Mrs H E Ashcraft chaired. April president general message read by Mrs J E Griggs. Kilgore reported on Corpus Christi state meeting. May 13 tenth anniversary party planned with reports on conventions and officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Alex Davidson
H. E. Ashcraft
J. E Griggs
Corpus Christi
Avery Turner
Phillip Flimm
Plainview
Nervous, rundown women praise Vegetable Compound
Quotations recount improvements from the Vegetable Compound with claims of increased energy and relief from nerves and fatigue. Mrs Amelia Otto of Brooklyn Maryland and Mrs Edith Mae Ralston of Tyre Pennsylvania describe backache tiredness and better daily work after use. All druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Otto
Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Maryland
Tam
Lydia
Pinkhams
Edith Mae Ralston
Tyre
Pennsylvania
Club meetings and events listed in Amarillo notice
A long list of club gatherings and activities with times and hosts across Amarillo and area includes Beta Delta Club at 1619 Ong Street, JUG Club at 1311 Jefferson Street, Athenaeum at 1616 Polk Street, and many others. Also notes a Stan Houston Patent Teachers Association meeting with officer changes and a concert by Miss Heer GaAlloup and Miss Denis Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Houston Patent Teachers’ Asswiation
W . Colley
Ted
Tami Stogner
D HO Denihead
By Hycets
Given
Nutt
C. McCausland
P. JD Berthelot
William Oliver
J. C. Holan
F. J. Hainze
Joe A. Jenkins
Sue Grace Erdman
Bert Warner
J. B Fry
E C
Daughters of the American Revolution Split Over Red Network Controversy
In Washington April 10, DAR experts discuss a link to the 1928 Black List via The Red Network as rival candidates Mrs William A Becker of New Jersey and Mrs Flora Gillentine of Tennessee vie for president general. The controversy centers on membership promises and lingering accusations tied to Eleanor Roosevelt and past blacklists amid the 1935 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Furman
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Network
William A. Becker
New Jersey
Flora Myers Gillentine
Tennessee
Flora Gilentine
Becker
Gillentine
Mrs Roosevelt
Hoover
Frederick C. Howe
AAA
Felix Prankfurter
Harvard Law School
Roosevelt
White House
Russell William Magna
Williama Becker
Ruth Bryan Owen
Johnston Funeral Services Held for Mrs Johnston
Last rites for Virginia Jane Johnston 76 longtime Amarillo resident were held at Polk Street Methodist Church. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery with N S Griges & Sons directing service. Mrs Johnston died at her daughter’s home on Sunset Drive Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Jane Johnston
Amarillo
Polk Street
C. C. Grimes
Llano Cemetery
N. S Griges & Sons
Delbert Green Faces Fresh Court Bid On Death Penalty
Salt Lake City report details Delbert Green awaiting a possible sanity or clemency hearing after two prior death sentences by firing squad. His case, tied to a 1930 and 1932 executions pattern, notes Utah's unique method and the secrecy of the firing squad lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Barker
Salt Lake City
Delbert Green
State Supreme Court
Green
Davis County
Greenway
Pratt
Utah
Morales
Utah State
Uils
Lux Laundry Soap Promises Color Safe Cleansing
An ad touts Lux as a color safe laundry soap that resists fading fabrics and silk damage. It claims Lux contains no harmful alkali and remains effective in water, urging readers to choose Lux over ordinary soaps.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bride
Texas Bluebonnet Club
O. P. Duninp
North Fillmore Street
JL. F. Hoarer
Tom Berry
J. W. Thompson
Thompson
J P. Simpson
F. Putman
Charles T. Hooks
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Mariadene
Kodak
Jimmy
Alice Wrather
Charline Waner
Virginia Biggs
Bonnie Hoyce Burnett
James Claud le Neveu
Larry Vick Einhous
Charlene Hook
Mary Evelyn Gould
Polk
Music Academy
Mrs
Dr. Grimes
Tyler P. T. A
Brockville
B. Markley
Campleford
Thomas Bright
Lydia E. Pinkham
Clarence R. Davivon
Alishowaha
Trdiana
Beta Delta Club
H. A. Gilmore
Ong Street
UG. Club
Chad Elliott
Jefferson Street
Athenaeum Club
J. Virgil Moore
Progressive Child Study Club
John C. Baker
Fountain
Queen Ether Club
E. H. Ashcraft
Taylor Street
Guy Byrd
O. A. Kennedy
B. M. Bruckner
East Twenty-third Avenue
Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association
Soncy Home Demonstration Club
J. E. Broaddus
Stitch and Chatter Club
Roy Williams
Buchanan Street
Help Your Neighbor Club
Mabel Wright
Madison Street
A. A. Henneman
Hayden Street
O'Clock
Butterfly Club
Joe Williams
North John N Street
Amarillo Bridge Club
Mother Singers
Tyler Street School
Unity Study Club
Royal Neighbors of America
T. O . F. Hall
Home Workers Club
T. D. Brider
North
Cleveland Street
Child Psychology Club
W. T. Kelly
Prospect
MacDowell
Evelyn Timms
Child Study Club
Navegar Study Club
Wayne Sawyers
Virginia Street
Lindy Louw Club
G K Weaver
Roberts Street
Maria
Flayore Carver
West Tenth Avenue
Verma Renfre
SAM Houston
P. T A
M.A
Johnston
Joann Malin
Jerry Malin
San Jacinto
Louisiana Street
Joann
John Arnot
W. H Wise
Johnny
Jean Arnot
Claudie May Botts
Tommy Cox
Audrey Anne Cereghino
Edward and
Robert Costur
Norma Lee Hoyt
Dorothy Jacobs
Joanna Oberbeck
Jimmie Hatcher
Jimmy Ia Muboon
Betty
Billy Shanks
Wanda Belle Wise Junior Ferguson
Jamie Reagan
Larry
Roof
Romar
Belview Street
Cliss
Heainger
Mesdames Draper
Herzinger Barnard
Bof Biullerton
C FE. Chadwell
RF. Threet
C. C Gilthrie
Gartner
Sheboygan
Wis
Im & Haltimners
Hope
James Green
Eugene F. Pratt
Comtemder
DIAL
Taas
J. B. Coe Lumber Company
Helen
Lux
Ogory
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