Go Social Calendar Highlights Amarillo Events
Amarillo calendar items list numerous meetings and activities across clubs and organizations. Notable entries include dance events at the Elks Club and Blackburn Shaw Chapel discussions, plus church and PTA gatherings at various local venues with times from morning to evening.
Arbitrator Needed for Romance Crisis in Advice Column
Annie Hirst weighs in on a couple in their mid twenties seeking marriage guidance. The woman earns well and the man worries about finances and pride while both families are involved. Advice favors early marriage with shared sacrifices and practical budgeting.
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Annie Hirst
Guiding Your Child Through Language and Privilege
The piece argues that children imitate parents and that adults should model appropriate behavior. It questions enforcing adult standards on kids and suggests letting children learn that certain rights require maturity, using a tale of a boy's remark about his father as a caution.
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Tommy
Stitch Rite Club Enjoys Quilting and Gifts
The Stitch Rite Club gathered at Mrs. B. F. Lemison's home last week. A quilt top was pieced and Alma Fennick won the prize. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to Miss Billie McCoy and several ladies. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Rhoads' home. Also, The Progressive Child Study Club meets at Mrs. Billy Hughes, 1600 Taylor Street, Thursday at 3 PM.
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Stitch Rite Club
B. F. Lemison
Alma Fennick
Billie McCoy
J. S. McCall
Mary Rhoads
Roy Pope
J. R. Banes
Naomi Rhodes
R. L. Bet
The
Progressive Child Study Club
Billy Hughes
Taylor Street
Demonstration Club Council Meets in County Office
The Thrifty Home Demonstration group reports full attendance at the County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs meeting in Miss Mary Silton's office. Reports from the Apr 1 courthouse agricultural meeting and May 2 delegate short course were discussed. A reporter training session preceded the gathering and attendees included multiple club members and officers.
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Ter County Council of Home
Mary Silton
W. N. Martin
T. HM. Rodgers
Miss Bitton
College Station
Mesdames
C. H. Mixon
G. M. Sullinger
Ray Baland
J. E. Adelmann
Thrifty Club
Jim Weaver
Roy P. Hill
Loyal Club
A. P. Black
A. R. Anderson
Jess Walter
Pleasant Valley
J. E. Broaddus
W. Jenking
M. L. Kelly
Son-Cult Clb
Mesdames FE
W. Brown
John B. LeGate
M. L. Parker
W. C. Stockett
River Road
T. H. Rodgers
Forest Hill
Joe Gray
Bushland
W. Jenkins
B. C. Tucker
F. L. Smith
Bernadine Biggers
Mary Grabber
Cinderella Club Meeting At Mrs Laugherys Home
The Cinderella Club will meet at the home of Mrs George Laughery at 1706 Fillmore Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock for an entertainment gathering.
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Cinderella Club
George Laughery
Fillmore Street
Return Home After Holiday Visit
Charlotte and Rosalie Cousins have returned to 1900 Polk Street after spending the Easter holidays in McLean.
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Charlotte
Rosalie
Polk Street
McLean
Ferguson Children Celebrate Birthday Party
Deies and Herman Ferguson celebrated their birthdays with a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ferguson at 1306 West Seventh Avenue. Easter decorations and bunny favors accompanied games and two large birthday cakes. Attendees included Onita Hamby Juanjin Hamby Ernest Gann Thelma Garrison Harold Ivans Helen Gann Joan Willingham and others with Mrs Ferguson and family assisting.
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Deies
Herman Ferguson
R. BE. Ferguson
West Seventh Avenue
Onita
Juanjin Hamby
Ernest Gann
Thelma Garrison
Harold Ivans
Helen Gann
Joan Willingham
Betty Jean Bewell
Clyde M
Dentist Guide to Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder
An advertisement extols Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder as a superior dentifrice powder that cleans teeth with no grit or pumice. It claims twice the cleansing power of paste, whitening effects, and lasting freshness while promising lower cost and longer use compared with tubes.
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de. Lyon
Dr. Lyon
Dr. Loven
Lyon
Garden transplanting tips for seedlings and perennials
A reader advises avoiding mid day planting to prevent losses. Transplants need cool, mellow conditions. late afternoon or night time is best, preferably on cloudy damp days. Sun hinders recovery. coolness and careful handling reduce damage to young plants and minimize mortality.
River Road School Hosts Friday Night PTA Program
Entertainment at River Road School is planned for Friday night with a variety of games. The event is sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association and begins at a listed time.
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River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Daughters of the King to Hold Luncheon Meeting
Daughters of the King of St An drew s Rapiscopal Church will hold a luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs OC Beaman 1516 Tyler Street Tieutas.
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Daughters of the King of
St. Andrew's Rapiscopal Church
Mre
OC. Beaman
Tyler Street
Tieutas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Country Club
Buchanan
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Carpenters Hall
Iris Westbay
Business and Professional Women's Club
Red Room
Amarillo Hotel
la Costura Club
T. W. Cotten
Broadmoor
Needle Club
Mrs. J
Orr
Hayden Street
Music Teachers Guild
Harvey Crudgington
Buchanan Street
A. & M. Parents Club
Elks Home
Maurine Club
W. R. McSpadden
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Christian Church
Wolflin Parent-Teachers Association
Junior Business Women’s Club
Capitol Hotel
Catholic Daughters of America
Elks Club
San Jacinto
Bible Club
E. R. Read
Bible Club No
A. C. Blank
Jefferson Street
Happy 12
Bridge Club
Billy Crotty
Keet
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonica Temple
Unity Study Club
C. M Rhoads
North Mirror Street
B. of
L. E
Odd Fellows Hall
Anne Hirst
Madeleine
Paul
Madge
California
Loveleigs
Ann Evers
Clarksville
Wilma Francis
New Orleans
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Mrs. Hughes
Demonstration Club Council
Schilling Bay
Ferguson
Dp Lyons
Lyon’s
Coats
Phon
Rae
Edwards Studio
Santa Fe
Lifebuoy
B.O
Good Househeeding Bureau
Cooking
Duncan