Delphian Chapter Hosts Tea and Book Review
The Palo Duro Delphian Chapter held a seated tea and book review at Amarillo Country Club on Tuesday afternoon. Guests greeted at the door by Mrs. Ned O. Miller as officers formed the receiving line. Mrs. Everett W. Carpenter reviewed An American Doctor's Odyssey by Dr. Victor George Heiser. Dozens of members registered, with a lilac and tulip decor theme and crystal tulip centerpieces on the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta
Delphian Society
Palo Duro
Amarillo Country Club
Ned O. Miller
FE. C. Ochsner
J. B. Landers
Victor George Heiser
Everett W. Carpenter
G. M. Stone
J. H. Berry
H. M. Adkins
H. E. Smith
L. W. Long
Chas
A. Reagan
Sim Kelly
Amarillo Camera Club Organized at First Meeting
The Amarillo Camera Club held its initial meeting at Monogram Studio with officers to be elected and a constitution to be drafted next week. A. Cooper spoke on Fine Grain Developing and Enlarging effects, while A. Stewart discussed the Leica Camera and showcased a German exposure meter from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Camera Club
Monogram Studio
A. ©. Cooper
T Can Stewart
Stewart
New York
Bethany Class Entertained With Luncheon and Program
The Bethany Class of the First Baptist Church enjoyed a luncheon at the church on Tuesday. Floral table decorations featured honeysuckle spirea tulips lilacs and geraniums. Mrs. Guy Ballard led a program with three pupils George Bob Vick James Andrews and Yvonne Brown. many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Guy Ballard
George Bob Vick
James Andrews
Yvonne Brown
Mesdames Co
J. Weiss
C. O. Pitchios
B. L. Morgan
C. C. Kuhne
A. H. Brown
Willard Harris
River Road Club Girls Select Patterns
River Road 4-H Club girls chose suitable dress patterns at a schoolhouse meeting. Club sponsor Mrs. R.8 Connellee presided with Anna Nell Smith leading business, and Miss Mary Sitton distributed bonnet patterns to each girl. Refreshments followed for sponsors and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road Club
River Road
Connellee
Anna Nell Smith
Mary Sitton
Mary Frances Prescott
Patsy Blair
Funtece Ann Hill
Runice Marrs
Joe Ann Brown
Billy Jo Sanders
Margie Lie
Methodist Circle Food Sale Planned at Bartons Grocery
Citela No. 12 of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold a cooked food sale at Bartons Grocery located at 22 West Sixteenth Avenue on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
Citela No. 12
Polk Street Methodist Church
Barton's Grocery
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Embroider this pattern Welcome Home sampler
Pattern 1065 includes a 25 by 20 inch transfer design with color chart and key. Material list and illustrations accompany the pattern transfer. Send 30 cents by coin to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept Fichimy Avenue New York NY. Write plainly PATTERN Nir 0 NAME and ADDRESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft
Fichimy Avenue
New York
No Wife Need Fail in Role as Social Asset
Dear Anne Hirst offers practical guidance for shy wives seeking poise at social gatherings. She urges focusing on others, seating with someone similar, and small acts to ease embarrassment while suggesting care of skin, hair, and wardrobe to boost confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Junior Business Women’s Club entertains at home
Members and friends heard Misses Mary Minor Beryl Richards and Violet Pennington host an evening at Mrs Reynolds 1804 Pierce Street. Prizes awarded for games with Beryldine Broaddus high, beans in a jar won by Doris Besse, Allyne Whelcher consolation. An auction sale raised funds for the club treasury. Refreshments served to a long list of guests. The next meeting is at Capitol Hotel with a parliamentary law season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Minor
Beryl Richards
Violet Pennington
Reynolds
Pierce Street
Beryldine Broaddus
Doris Besse
Allyne Whelcher
Club
Ethel Davis
Marie Boswell
Dorothy Walters
Ruth Rodgers
Allyne Whelchel
Helen McCabe
Jensine Nelson
Berylaine Broaddus
Anne Kroboth
Marguerite Reynolds
Anna
Nut Cheese Balls and Marshmallow Icing Instructions
The passage describes nut cheese balls made from white or cottage cheese rolled in shredded nuts for a salad plate. It also covers a marshmallow icing where marshmallows are placed on sheet cake and broiled or baked until browned and puffed.
Bake Cake Like Omelet Cooked in Covered Pan
Try baking a sponge cake in a covered omelet pan on the stove. Do not fill the pan more than half full to allow for rising.
Use Sectioned Dish for Condiment Service
A sectioned dish serves mustard horse radish and pickle relish with cold meats, offering a tidy presentation. The compact setup keeps sauces accessible yet organized, ideal for platter service and entertaining.
How to Dry Damp Flour for Baking
Damp weather makes flour heavy. Place flour in a shallow pan and warm in a slow oven for 15 minutes. Remove and sift several times before use to restore if light and airy.
Pickle Jar Liquids Spice Up Dressings
Pickle brine from jars can boost boiled or French dressings with extra heat and tang. Use sparingly to avoid overpowering flavors, balancing acidity and spice for a zesty finish.
Sour milk benefits in cakes and fruit salads
Sour milk keeps cakes moist longer and works in cookies. A fruit gelatin salad with fresh or canned fruits is tasty in spring or summer but will melt if left unrefrigerated. Spinach requires thorough washing. rinse ten times, using two kettles of water and changing water to remove sand.
Maria Class Luncheon and Meeting at First Baptist Church
A Maria Class luncheon and brief business session were held Thursday in the church parlor. Opening prayer by Mrs. Ben M. Scott and closing by Mrs. L. E. Yocham. Attendees include M. Z. Wilson, O. R. Renifro, A. O. Woods, Wallace Wright, Earl Crouch, and many others. Next meeting set for Thursday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. Alfred Nelson’s home, 1404 Hughes Street, with Mrs. Organ as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
First Baptist Church
Ben M. Scott
L. E. Yocham
Mesdames
M. Z. Wilson
O. R. Renifro
A. O. Woods
Wallace Wright
Earl Crouch
Kermit Johnson
Bill Johnson
M. L.davis
Elmore Carver
Vernal Renifro
Wayne Blaylock
Wade Anderson
W. M. Freeman
Barnes Samuel
Hattie Davis
H. D. Penny
B. M. Daniels
J. E. Mickey
Victor Formby
L. C. Hail
Burch Tyson
K. A. Whitaker
Cate Wilson
Glenn Lackey
Betty Faye Parlick
Christine Gish
Alfred Nelson
Hughes Street
Organ
Medical Auxiliary to Meet Monday in Canyon
Potter County Medical Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. Kk. A. Neblett in Canyon on Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Everett Carpenter will review The American Doctor's Odyssey. A program at Soncy School by Dixie Dice's pupils follows at 8 30 p.m. under the Soncy Home Demonstration Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
E & Lanham
Hughes Street
Howard Lauer
EL. Travis
J. W. Sanders
Soncy School
Soncy Home Demonstration Club
Dixie Dice
Florence Read Club Plans Weekly Meetings
The Florence Read Study Club will hold Monday afternoon gatherings at 3 o'clock at the Masonic Temple beginning next week. Members will discuss current readings and share insights in a regular weekly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Read Club
Florence Read Study Club
Masonic Temple
Black-Draught Provides Gentle Constipation Relief
The article extols Black-Draught laxative as a preferred remedy for constipation. It notes it is made from leaves and roots, does not disturb digestion, and stimulates the lower bowel to relieve constipation, with readers urged to try it.
Port of Entry Laws Revised By New Mexico
New Mexico reports its ports of entry now welcome tourists and no longer require registration certificates. Officials defend the changes after a Chicago Tribune piece warned travelers away, noting extensive training for port staff and literature giving clear local guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Chicago Tribune
Hal Foust
Don Doig
California Club
Pacific Coast
Mr. Doig
Raton
N. M
California
Women Gather for Amarillo District WMS Meeting
More than 200 Methodist Women’s Missionary Society members from Amarillo District attended the San Jacinto Methodist Church gathering. Twenty six auxiliaries were represented. Ruth Anderson, on furlough from Colegio Americano in Porto Alegre Brazil, spoke on the country’s size and education. Southwest Conference officers and ten district pastors attended, with gifts presented to Anderson by Mrs. Joe Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women's Missionary Societies of
Amarillo
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. O. Haymes
Ruth Anderson
Brazil
Wellington
J. B. Peters
Lubbock
San Jacinto
Buchanan Street
Tenth Avenue
Joe Shields
Anderson
Woman's Council Board to Meet at West Amarillo Church
The executive board of the Woman's Council of West Amarillo Christian Church will meet at 4214 West Eleventh Avenue Monday at 2 30 p m The regular council meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council Board
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo Christian Church
Eunice Hulen
West Eleventh Avenue
Beryl Needle Club Elects Officers at All-Day Meeting
Mrs. Carl Larsen was elected president of the Beryl Needle Club at an all-day meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs. R. B. Branum. Other officers named were Mrs. H. A. Williams as vice-president, Mrs. Branum as secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. I. V. Smith as penny drill leader. The club will meet next Thursday with Mrs. Pete Weaver at 411 Faxmont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larsen
Beryl Needle Club
R. 8. Branum
H. A. Williams
Branum
I. V. Smith
Pete Weaver
Faxmont Street
Lucky Eight Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Alexander Home
Lucky Eight Bridge Club met at Mrs. Jack Alexander's home Wednesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Louie Linway with second to the host SS. Others attending included Mesdames Prescott, McDaniel, Coffman, Green, Coulter and J. T. Green. Mrs. Bedford Gibson will host next Wednesday at Mrs. Green's home, 1301 North East Eighth Avenue. Bilbao, seaport capital of the Basque republic, is nicknamed the Pittsburgh of Spain for its iron foundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Eight Bridge Club
Jack Alexander
Louie Linway
Mesdames
George Prescott
Lee McDaniel
Glen Coffman
Cecil Green
Jack Coulter
J. T. Green
Bilbao
Basque Republic
Pittsburgh
Spain
Port of Entry Law Talk Draws Lawmakers Attention
Mrs Amacker notes border crossings at international lines while Texas considers a port of entry statute. Bert Vanderwarf of the Chicago Motor Club touring bureau says the port system grows revenue for politicians and cites Washington's passage this year with Oklahoma and Kansas planning tighter borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amacker
Texas
Tribune
Bert Vanderwarf
Chicago Motor Club
Washington
Oklahoma
Kansas
Program at Wolflin School Show Tonight
A varied program of readings songs and dances will be presented at Wolflin School tonight at 8 by pupils of Mrs Hig gins. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin
S. C. Higgins
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McDaniel Studios of Music
Debettes
Wesley Friendship
San Jato Methodist Church
H. C. Smith
West Sixth Avenue
Cowboy
W. C. W. Hall
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council
Lloyd E. Roberson
Eben D. Warner
Wm. Frost
K. J. Read
Edward N. Bliss
W. B. Gunn
Frank Litle
Johnie Price
Key Farr
J. K. Sparks
Joe A. Jenkins
R. H. Kelly
G. Ray Smith
J. Avery Rush
J. B. Jones
Carl W. Miller
Dan F. Wadley
G. H. Maroney
George B. Ray
Charles M
Camera Club
Penny
Wrop Watch
BAYER
Reite
Laura Wheeler Sampler
U.N. Club
SUN. Club
Kathryn Laucher
Mississippi Street
Grace Reed
Eva Nicolson
Hallie B. Stevens
Frances Cofffey
Annabelle Stanley
Jewel Davidson
Haskin James
Sorority
Alpha Delta Sorority
Hardings Ranch
W. OW
Taylor
Ladies Auxiliary
Post Office
Correc Lion
Carolyn Daniel
North Taylor Street
Wanda Lynn Martin
Quincey Dickey
Johnnie Daniel
N. C. Martin
Joy Louise Daniel
W. B. Amacker
Panhandle Automobile Club
Automobile Club
Mrs. Alexander
Wolflin School
Sherman
Chicago
Schilling Coffee
Schilling
Bob Burns
Ford
America
Arkansas
Burns
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