Jolly 12 Bridge Club Entertains and Luncheon
The Jolly 12 Bridge Club enjoyed an afternoon at the home of Mrs Alfred Griggs with prizes won by Mrs C Beaver high score and Mrs C F Boulden second. A salad course was served to members including Mrs Roy Slay and Mrs Horace Griggs. Local missionary societies meet Friday at San Jacinto Methodist for an all day session. district leaders will preside and bring covered dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo, Vega
Wildorado
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. E. Eldridge
W. R. Ewing
High Club
Bruce Daniel
Lloyd
Mesdames
Max West
Louis Stevenson
Bernard Taylor
Richards
Russell
D. Hewitt
H. A. Hertzog
W. W. Bender
Alfred Griggs
Jolly 12 Bridge Club
Fillmore Street
C. Beaver
C. F. Boulden
Horace Griggs
Roy Slay
G. L. Curtis
Women’s Athletic Club
Douglass Fagg
Athletic Club
Lettle
Margaret Terry
Sam Lewis
Holman
Mary Rhu Pratt
Smith
Virginia Smith
Edna
Dorothy Blue
Florence Sayer
Betty Ricks
Alma Pool
Bob Ricks
Hall Hosts Junior Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs Neal Hall welcomed Junior Women's club members at her home on West Tenth street. Plans for the Mothers Day luncheon on May 8 at the Survey House were finalized with committees named by president Mrs Miles Bivins. Mrs R Hooten reported on the Seventh District Federation convention in Quanah. A salad course followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Hall
West Tenth Street
Woman’s Club
Survey House
Miles Bivins
Seventh District Federation
Quanah
R. Hooten
Open Air Festival at Buchanan School Friday Evening
Buchanan School presents an open air festival on Friday at 6:30 P M on the grounds. The program features a 100 voice mixed chorus, English folk songs, dances, and a variety of student performances. The Flying Eagle Girl Scout troupe will prepare the grounds and Miss Claudia Johnston leads the troupe. Public invited free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street
Buchanan
Flying Eagle Girl Scout Troup
Behanan School
Claudia Johnston
Jess Bryant
Iseah Mateer
Marie McMillan
Flying Eagle Troup
Hattie Mae Wood Re-Elected C. E. President in Panhandle
Hattie Mae Wood was re-elected president of the Panhandle district of all Christian Endeavor societies at their annual Plainview meeting. The event drew over 100 delegates, with about 75 from Amarillo, and featured sessions led by Rev. Jennings, Rev. Shell, I. F. Huppertz, and Miss Hallie Hutchinson. The convention elected officers and department heads, with plans to meet in Amarillo in April 1928, and included social events such as a banquet and a pageant titled Keeper of the Keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mae Wood
Panhandle
All Christian Endeavor Societies
Plainview
Amarillo
Christian Endeavorers
First Presbyterian
First Christian Churches
W. P. Jennings
Lubbock
B. L. Shell
I. F. Huppertz
Faye Brown
Brownfield
Dorothy Cox
Raymond Wright
Alva R. Willens
Wichita Falls
Christian
Mrs Hewitt Hosts 1927 Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs L C Hewitt entertained the 1927 bridge club at her home 209 Florida avenue San Jacinto Tuesday afternoon. After the games Mrs Carrie Nation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hewitt
Florida Avenue
San Jacinto
Carrie Nation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dixie Ricks
Walter Moody
Chester Gleason
Harold Smith
T. J. Fify
Charles Fyfe
David Hamrick
Bob Pool
Buddy Pool
Margaret Jane Stinster
Methodist
Mrs. Hall
C. E
B.Y.P.U
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Giles
Little Miss Terry
Hewitt
Estab
White & Kirk
Mothers Knee
Evertion
Polk
Foxcraft and Pullman
Anna Mae Pongee
Men’s Athletic Union
Boys’ Athletic Union
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