Amarillo College Sorority Adopts By Laws
Theta Lambda Omega Honorary Sorority met at Amarillo College on Thursday evening in a business session. A constitution and by laws were adopted and the group discussed ideals and aims. Regular monthly meetings were set for the first Tuesday of each month. Members present included Mrs. Marshall B. Shaw Irene Franklin Dovie Parker Helen Mc Cabe Virginia Rittenberry Rochelle Doud Martha Davis Lucille Wise Doris Perdue and Myrtle Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Lambda Omega
Amarillo College
Marshall B. Shaw
Irene Franklin
Dovie Parker
Helen McCabe
Virginia Rittenberry
Rochelle Doud
Martha Davis
Lucille Wise
Doris Perdue
Myrtle Brooks
Sunshine Club Luncheon Shifts Club Routine
The Sunshine Child Study Club held a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ray Dickerson at 308 Prospect Street. The program, led by Mrs. Wiley Dodd Jr and Mrs. J Scott Ford, featured readings and papers while members including Lena Slater Jess Lawson Bessie Young Allene Lindermann and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Child Study Club
Ray Dickerson
Prospect Street
Lucy Camp
Wiley Dodd, Jr
J. Scott Ford
Ace of Hearts Group Hosts Bridge and Shower Events
Mrs L L Timms hosted Ace of Hearts Club at 513 B East Eleventh Ave with pink and white tulip decor. Winners were Mrs J D Reed club high and Mrs H L Kinslow guest high. others included Mrs Sherwood second and Mrs Bernice Whittington cut. Also Mrs Jim Develin hosted Secret Society Club with pink and orchid decor and prizes to Mrs Lester Cruitt Consolation and Mrs Harry O Bryant. An illustrated lecture by Mrs T C Craig on personal color analysis was held at 2101 Harrison St, sponsored by the Home and Garden Group of the A A U W Amarillo Chapter. River Road School to present a musical program led by the T Anchor Cowboys of Canyon with proceeds to Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Timms
Ace-of-Hearts Club
East Eleventh Avenue
J. D Reed
H. Ll. Kinslow
Sherwood
Bernice Whittington
Arthur Huff
Ruby Martin
R. M. Kidwell
H. L. Kinslow
Burch Tyson
Earl Glidwell
Lucille Johnson
R. L. Cass
H. H. Darball, Jr. Goldsmith Davis
C. H. Delk
Sherwood Kleburg
H. ©. McFarland
Roy McGee
J. D. Reed
Develin
Jim Develin
Secret Society Club
Eleventh Avenue
Lester Cruitt
Harry O’bryant
Mack Hurd
Harry O'Bryant
T. C. Pullman
Ethel Jordan
Louise Ketcham
Lola Sprowles
T. C. Craig
Allen Early
Harrison Street
Home and Garden
Amarillo
River Road School
T-Anchor Cowboys of
Canyon
Boy Scouts of *Y
Amarillo Weekend Student and Community Events Planned
Fraternity dances and operetta at local schools headline a busy schedule. Scott ish Society hosts Wade Wills at 7 30. A covered dish supper and a puppet show postponement accompany recitals at The Playhouse and Amarillo Civic Chorus events. </s>
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Wade Wills
Washington Street
Thrifty Club Hosts Sewing Lesson in Home Demonstration
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club held a sewing lesson on Hemstitching and weaving at Mrs. Gladys Burton’s home on Monday afternoon. Miss Mary Sitton led the session with members F Wendt J D Adelmann Margaret Prescott Ray Ballard W T Sherrill Ray Pennington R E Cornelius Lee J Williamson Grady Blair H E Middleton J H Ledbetter E C Krizen and the hostess in attendance. The group will meet May 14 at Beverly Gardens with Mrs. E C Krizen hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Gladys Burton
Mary Sitton
Mesdames F. ©. Wendt
J. D. Adelmann
Margaret Prescott
Ray Ballard
W. T. Sherrell
Ray Pennington
R. E. Cornelius
Lee J. Williamson
Grady Blair
H. E. Middleton
J. H. Ledbetter
E. C. Krizen
Beverly Gardens
Make This Model At Home For A Slender Size 50 Look
A diy guide shows how to create a flattering silhouette with simple sewing tweaks. Techniques emphasize choosing the right fabric and pattern adjustments to slim the waist and elongate the torso for a confident fit.
Pattern 1852 dress pattern from Anne Adams book
The advertisement touts Pattern 1852 a versatile frock pattern for women with slimming collar and waist tie. It notes sizes 34 to 50 and fabric needs 478 yards for size 36, with laundering friendly edges and possible scalloping. Includes illustrated sewing steps and costs fifteen cents for pattern, twenty five cents for book and pattern together, and requests orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Bushland Club Serves Sandwiches at Tournament
The Home Demonstration Club will provide homemade sandwiches and pie at the baseball tournament in Bushland on Saturday. A Tuesday meeting at 2 30 o'clock at Mrs A B Brooks home set plans for a May dress contest. Refreshments were served to club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushland
A. B. Brooks
T. J. Baldwin
James Walton
R. A. Durham
Strader Rae
Cletus Rae
Hobson Moss
Edith Walton
Ed Rae
Carl Hill
Ray Wiseman
Amarillo
Mildred Walton
Pure Food Law To Be Stressed At Convention
Washington April 27 The General Federation of Women's Clubs will vote May 21-26 at Hot Springs Ark on endorsing the Copeland Pure Food and Drugs Bill. The measure, studied since January, reflects the federation's long influence on federal food law and involves figures like Mrs. Wiley and Miss Lakey. Mrs H W Virgin visits Amarillo.
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Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hot Springs
Ark
Federation
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
District of Columbia Federation
American Pure Food League
Ticgless
Bill
Grace Morrison Poole
Alice Lakey
Insurance
General Federation
Amarillo Rebekahs Win Loving Cup at Panhandle Odd Fellows Meet
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No. 222 attended the Panhandle Association event in Borger on April 24 25 to mark Odd Fellowship’s 115th anniversary. The Amarillo team captained by Naomi Kennison won the loving cup in the degrees contest, with members including Anna Chamberlain Mary Hunter Ruby Skinner Tom McPherson and others. Iola McPherson of Amarillo won a medal for the unwritten work with a 1000 point score, the maximum for a contestant. several other lodges also earned 1000 points and medals across various charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No
Panhandle
Geneva Quants Is Honor Guest At Pretty Party
Geneva Quanta aged nine was the honor guest at a party at her home 2611 West Fourth Avenue. The event featured pink and white decorations, readings by Flare Pledger and Geneva Quanta, followed by a trip to the picture show hosted by the honoree's mother Mrs. C. V. Quanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Quanta
West Fourth Avenue
Flare
C. V. Quanta
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Sunshine Club
HoLlixwood Dress Shoppe
Polk St
Delta Sigma Upsilon Fraternity
Wolflin School
Buchanan
Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
the Playhouse
Amarillo Civic Chorus
Amarillo College of Music
Delta Kappa Gamma
Longhorn Room
Amarillo Hotel
Potter County Council of
Polk Street
Thrifty
Ao Adami
Aone
Bushland Club
NAT Delta Sigma Upsilon
Alpha Phi Chapter
Nat Dance Palace
Amarillo High School
Durwood Cline
Buchanan Street
E.L. Hunter
Hf. W. Virgin
Amarillo Dr
Guy Owens
Maryland Street
Owens
H. W. Virgin
Chicago
Amarillo Rebekahs
Jessie Rosas
Finna Haynes
Kate Stidger
Laura Laverty
Dessie Elliott
LaVae Duck
Bertie Ellis
Dolly Spencer
Inside Guardian
Quioa Curtis
Molly Merriman
Effie McPherson
Rebekah
Iola McPherson
Lydia E. Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Penney’s
Penney
Rayon
Batiste
Men’s Athletic Union
Amarillo, Texas
Coats
Geneva Quants
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