May Peterson Thompson hosts benefit luncheon for orchestra
May Peterson Thompson entertained about 20 women at the Herring Hotel Priday for a Philharmonic Orchestra Fund benefit. Delphinium and soap dragon decor, blue bonnet place cards with lone stars and Texas maps framed the event. Each guest will host 12 more in upcoming luncheons to expand fundraising efforts while the group explores the orchestra's needs and potential. A separate luncheon for men followed at the same venue with guests including Fancher Upshaw, W S Izzard, H A Shaw, and Gene Howe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Orchestra Fund
May Peterson Thompson
Herring Hotel
Priday
Texas
Thompson
Mesdames Charles A. Fisk
Earl Fuqua
Gene A. Howe
William Herring
Guy Carlander
P. J. Wooldridge
Olive Childers
Agnes Gulerie
Miles Bivins
Floyd Studer
John Boyce
Ed R. Mayer
R. W. Adams
W. W. McIlroy
I. D. Cole
L. O. Thompson
B. W. Blackwell
H. A. Waller
Lee Bivins
Fancher Upshaw
W. S. Izzard
H. A. Shaw
Lloyd Robinson
Lawrence Hagg
E. C. Nelson
William Pfeiffer
David Macpherson
Horace Russell
Gene Howe
Cincinnati Musicians Visit Mr and Mrs Cole Home
Mrs Edward Arnold and daughter Miss Margaret Jane Arnold of Cincinnati visit Mr and Mrs I D Cole at 2606 Ong Street. Miss Arnold is a talented musician and a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Arnold
Margaret Jane Arnold
Cincinnati
I. D. Cole
Ong Street
Miss Arnold
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cradle Roll Picnic Held by First Baptist Church
Teachers and officers of the cradle roll department at First Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic in Ellwood Park. Attendees included Mesdames and other local church members as listed in attendance.
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Cradle Roll Department
The
First Baptist Church
Ellwood Park
Mesdames
Amarillo Social Calendar Items and Club Meetings
A list of Amarillo social calendar events for Tuesday including Berean Class West Amarillo Christian Church Lady Margaret Collins Miss 1615 Harrison Street and other gatherings at 8 o'clock 2:30 and 7:30 with names of hosts members and attendees listed and a note of attending children at a family gathering in Houston.
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Amarillo
Little Theater Board
Margaret Collins
Harrison Street
West Amarillo
May Brothers Drug to Open New Amarillo Store
Formal opening of May Brothers Drug at Sixteenth and Tyler Street tomorrow marks nine years in Amarillo. J Alton May and Fender May, registered pharmacists and Amarillo Drug Association members, will run the store formerly Nelson Drug No 2. Free ice cream with purchases over a dollar, home delivery, and curb service advertised. Both graduates of Danforth School of Pharmacy Fort Worth.
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May Brothers Drug
Sixteenth and
Tyler Street
Amarillo
J. Alton May
Fender May
Nelson Drug Co
Nelson Drug No. 2
May Brothers
Lane
Amarillo Drug Association
Alton and
Danforth School of Pharmacy
Fort Worth
Miss Ruth Butler Honored With Crystal Shower
Miss Ruth Butler bride elect of Mr. Robert McNeil was honored with a crystal shower at Mrs. Eunice Morris home at 1104 Western Avenue Friday night. The honoree won a crystal prize in contests while Mrs. Morris and her daughter Mrs. J. L. McGilvray assisted. Refreshments were served to multiple attendees including Mrs. Frank Butler and Mr. George McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Butler
Robert McNeil
Eunice Morris
Western Avenue
Morris
J. L. McGilvray
Frank Butler
George McNeil
Charles Woodburn
Sanford Shaw
L. A. Wahue
David Mead
S. Inman
Herman Wright
Carl Dupriest
George Autry
E. R. James
Wife Must Decide if Her Love Can Bear Indignities
Advice column recounts a seven year marriage marked by quarrels, confinement, infidelity, and drunken separations. The wife is urged to evaluate independence versus staying, with guidance on personal strength, possible support pathways, and preserving her and her children’s dignity. The second letter reassures a mother about her 12 year old daughter’s mixed Sunday gatherings, recommending open home hosting and calm, supportive communication to avoid creating a sense of scandal.
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F. M
Anne Hirst
H. G
Local social noted guests at gathering
A roster of attendees includes Miss Ruth Butler, Ted Bautusta, Mary Ann Stanberry, Lotta Bard, Margaret Hill, Elizabeth Jameson, and the hostess, along with son R. L. Stroud and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stroud
Ruth Butler
Ted Bautusta
Mary Ann Stanberry
Lotta Bard
Margaret Hill
Elizabeth Jameson
U-Deal-Em Club Hosts Dinner and Lawn Party
Members of the U-Deal-Em Club enjoyed a dinner and lawn party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carroll on Saturday night. Bridge and monoplay provided entertainment with attendees including Bert Galbraith Jack Pittman Charles Mellor FE M Benesch H S Milholland and Clyde Carroll.
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Clyde Carroll
Messrs
Endeavorers Picnic and Swimming Party at Gem Lake
Christian Endeavorers of West Amarilla Christian Church enjoyed a picnic and swimming party at Gem Lake Friday evening. Attendees included Roger White Helen Lintecum Billy Merriman Wauldine Elmore Oran Coble Bertha Marie Wolfe Jessie Pierce Edward Gee Florence Taylor Virginia White Doris Lintecum Georgia Mullins and Mr and Mrs Shropshire.
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Endeavorers
Christian Endeavorers of the
West Amarilla
Rural Resettlement aids over 100 drought families
Salt Lake City dispatch says more than 100 farming families crippled by drought will be moved by the Utah Rural Resettlement Administration to more productive land to regain livelihoods.
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Salt Lake City
U.P
Utah
The
Rural Resettlement Administration
Diploma Delivered After Appendectomy at High School
Jean Meyer could not attend graduation as she recovered from an appendectomy. Principal Merritt Nants delivered her Devilbiss High School diploma to a hospital. The article also notes that the Capitol of Georgia was built for 118.43 dollars beyond the approved construction fee.
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Messenger
Toledo
Jean Meyer
Merritt Nants
Capitol
Georgia
Methodist W M to Have Social Meet
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church will hold a social meeting at the home of Mrs J C Claughton 1523 East Seventh Avenue Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock A soap demonstration will be given Anyone interested is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roller Canary Club
G. L. Kirven
Alvin Young
Amarillo
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
J. C. Claughton
East Seventh Avenue
Altar Society Meeting at Sacred Heart Cathedral
All members of the Altar Society are urged to attend a meeting at the Parish House 1110 Washington Street Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock Father M G French will conduct the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society of the
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Washington Street
M. G. French
Mrs Lucille Benish to Return from Galveston
Mrs Lucille Benish mother of Mrs Norris Ewing travels with granddaughter Ruth Ewing and will return tomorrow morning from Galveston. She will stay in Amarillo through August as guest of her daughter.
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Norris Ewing
Ruth Ewing
Galveston
Mrs. Benish
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
Beryl Needle Club
Carl Larsen
West Thirteenth Avenue
Pla-Mor
Contract Bridge Club
G. L. Curtis
Travis Street
Sunnyside
W. A. Holden
el Martes Sewing Club
L. P. Dowie
Buchanan Street
Stitch Rite Club
Arthur Osgood
Ed Pittman
O. R. Jackson
Howard Crider
H. M. Adkins
John Coffman
Warren Lee
Frank Jesse
Alfred Montaudon
Jack Melton
J. B. Hull
Annie l L. Derrick
Houston
Foard
Don Coffman
Richard Crider
Sarah
Jean Jackson
Nellie Sue Montaudon
Stanley Pittman
Betty
Bobby Jesse
Martha Joy
Cynthia Lee Hull
Dorothy Jean Melton
Nelson Drug Store
16Th and
T. Fender
Pistelo
Davol
Marvel
Tyler St
May Bros. Drug Store
Western Cooks
Civilian Conservation Corps
W. T. Douglas
CCC
Corvallis
Mont
M. E. Cobb
Flmer Henderson
Tulsa
Okla
Filmer C. Henderson
University of Tulsa
University of Southern California
Panhandle
Methodist W
Lifebudy
Altar Society
Lucille Benish
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Mise
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