Mrs Oliver Elected P T A President
Mrs William Oliver was elected president of the Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association at a Monday afternoon meeting at the school. New officers include Mrs James L McCormick first vice president Mrs W M Caraway second vice president Mrs Jack Haller third vice president Mrs W E Collie recording secretary Mrs Mark H Taylor corresponding secretary and Mrs T M Montgomery treasurer. Supt W A McIntosh spoke on a closer relationship between home and school. Mrs C N Henderson sang. Mrs M G Mathis accompanied at the piano. Mrs W S Izzard presided in the president’s absence.
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William Oliver
Margaret Wills
James L. McCormick
W. M. Caraway
Jack Haller
W. E. Collie
Mark H. Taylor
T. M. Montgomery
W. A. McIntosh
C. N. Henderson
M. G. Mathis
W. 8. Izzard
Bert Warner
Entertainment at Kaiva Temple Dance by Shriners
A Saturday evening dance at Kaiva Temple entertained Shriners Master Masons and friends. A Panhandle delegation of 20 couples was brought by Judge A. A. Callaghan, featuring Miss Beatrice O'Keefe daughter of Judge Sid O'Keefe in several tap numbers. Miss O'Keefe studies with Joe Fisher in Austin.
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Kaiva
Panhandle
A. A. Callaghan
Beatrice O'Keefe
Sid O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Joe Fisher
Austin
Strass Buttons Trim New Evening Toys
Paris reports Strass buttons as a new glittering ornament for evening coats and ensembles. Short evening wraps use metal buttons with rhinestones and Strass. The Delphian Chapter and Kappa Delta Kappa announce meetings at Capitol Hotel and 9:30 am respectively. The Child Psychology Club plans a guest day tea at the Patricia Ann Tea Room on East Street.
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Paris
Child Psychology Club
Patricia. Ann Tea Room
East
Pen Women Hold Quarterly Meet at Herring Hotel
The Panhandle Pen Women Society held its annual spring quarterly session at the Herring Hotel with an executive board at 9:30 led by president Mrs. Ray C. Carr. Peggy Caldwell of Hedley was welcomed as a new member and plans for the July meeting were outlined. The afternoon program featured Frank Stainaker and Edith Ellis with discussions on Spain and a 1000 word future article contest.
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Panhandie Pen Women’s Society
Herring Hotel
Ray C. Carr
Peggy Caldwell
Hedley
J. W. Cheney
Frank Stalnaker
Allison School
W. K. Chandler
Edith Ellis
Spain
B. F. Harper
May C. Cohen
Chester C. Adams
H. M. Timmons
Harry Montgomery
Associated Press
Amarillo
Russell Stationery Company
Harper
Gene Howe
The
News-Globe
Little Theater Elects Officers in Amarillo
Mrs Eloise Gipson was elected president of the Amarillo Little Theater at a luncheon meeting of the executive board held at the Ree bowl, Junior Welfare League tea room. New officers include James Pryor as vice president and Mrs M B Boone as secretary.
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Eloise Gipson
Amarillo Little Theater
Junior Welfare League
James Pryor
M. B. Boone
Charles Wolflin
O. Keen
E. A. Rowley
William Pfeiffer
James Pry
Mrs H L Gaither Hosts Orphans Birthday Club Party
Mrs. H L Gaither hosted the Orphans Birthday Club at 801 Tennessee Street on Tuesday afternoon. After a brief business session, bridge games followed with attendees including Mrs. H B Martin, Mrs. J R Gant, and other members. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ethel Ames home.
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H. L. Gaither
Orphan’s Birthday Club
Tennessee Street
H. B. Martin
J. R. Gant
W. H. Ellis
Zola Hall
W. V. Spencer
M. A. Hudson
C. B. Jackson
Frank Gamblin
P. A. Pressig
J. H. Dobbs
Ethel Ames
Paris Introduces Leather Ties for Spring Fashion
Paris presents a new masculine style with four in hand leather ties made from finely finished kid. The beige brown tone dominates, with green blue and burnt orange also popular for spring sports outfits. Beta Delphians schedule a meeting at the Herring Hotel Friday at 9 20 AM.
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Paris
Beta Delphians
Herring Hotel
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Thursday El Navegar Study Club meets at 230 o'clock with Mrs Cc E Blue at 1116 Crest Drive. Progressive Child Study Club chaired by Mrs Howard Boxwell at 909 Taylor Street at 3. T E L Class of First Baptist Church hosts luncheon. Goldenrod Club led by Mrs H S Pierce at 412 East Ninth Avenue at 2. Woman's Hour by Potter County Federation WDAG 4:30 to 5:30. Mother Singers through Amarillo Council at Polk Street Methodist at 9:30. Le Mirage Club luncheon with Mrs W M Deaton at 4229 West Twelfth Avenue at 1. Tarde Feliz Club with Mrs E W Ames at 317 East Twenty First Avenue at 2:30. Gamma Delphian Society at Herring Hotel club rooms at 7:45. Martha Class of First Baptist Church in class room at 2:30. First Baptist Church T E L Class covered dish luncheon. Kensington Klub with Mrs F E Cook at 2004 Pierce Street at 2:30.
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el Navegar Study Club
Cc. E. Blue
Crest Drive
Duplicate Contract Tournament Postponed to April 29
The Duplicate Contract Bridge tournament scheduled to begin Friday at Mrs. Georgine Road's studio, 1322 Harrison Street, is postponed to April 29 due to a Junior Welfare League event. Entries should call Mrs. Roach at 3801 to reserve a spot.
P T A Elects New Officers
Pleasant Valley P T A meets to elect officers including Mrs Lee J Williams as president and Mrs W N Martin as first vice president Other officers named are Mrs H C Gentry second vice president Mrs H J Pankratz third vice president Terry Baker treasurer J E Adelman secretary C E Roberts publicity chairman and Ted Kein historian Pupils present dramatizations and district conference reports from Panhandle were shared Goldenrod Club to meet at 2 pm Thursday hosted by Mrs H S Pierce at 412 East Ninth Avenue
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Daffin Lowrey
Pleasant Valley Parent - Teacher Association
Lee J. Williams
W. N. Martin
H. C. Gentry
H. J. Pankra
Spring Togs Borrow Necktie Patterns in Paris Fashion
Fashion borrows Monsieur's necktie silk for Madame's spring togs. One piece utilitarian dresses use cra vat silk and hats styled from necktie patterns. Progressives host changes place of meeting with Mrs Howard Boxwell at 909 Taylor Street Thursday at 3 pm. The Trade Feliz Club meets Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs E W Ames 317 East Twenty First Avenue, after plans to meet at Mrs V N Short's home.
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Paris
Monsieur
Madame
Bootblack Shifts Focus From Mud to Grease in Detroit
A Detroit bootblack notes a change in work from mud removal to grease as the main daily task over the past two decades. The statement reflects evolving bootcare needs and urban conditions affecting street shoe shines.
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Detroit
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