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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1932

Page

3

Social calendar events list in a small town

Tonight Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Upsilon hosts a dinner dance with Nat at 9. Order of Rainbow Girls meet at the Masonic Temple at 8. A Miniature Russian Ballet performs at Ferguson Studio and Paramount Theater at 9.Thursday Lat-A-Lot Club led by Mrs Doyle White at 721 North Aldridge Street at 2 30 Woman s Hour by Pot ter County Federation WDAG from 4 30 to 5 30 Queen Esther Club with Mrs J W Britt at 809 Jackson Street at 3 Mrs W T Moreland hostess Mizpah Club hosted by Mrs John Winters at 2418 Ong Street at 3 Glenwood Up And Doing Club led by Mrs Arthur Beard at 2507 Hayes Street all day Choir practice at Pierce Street Baptist Church at 8.

Doyle White North Aldridge Street Glenwood Arthur Beard Hayes Street

Farewell Fete For Mrs Welch

Mrs. J R Welch, soon moving to Shreveport, La, was honored at a farewell party hosted by Mrs. J T McIver at 301 Tennessee Street. Guests enjoyed games and gifts, with attendance from numerous friends including J R Welsh, M G Stanford, J R Walker, W L Piler, G C Jenkins, J W McIver, F T Rogers of San Angelo, J Hood, Emery Jones, C M Goodnight, W R Reed, L M Kagan, L Laurson, M E Roberts, Bertha Gowdy, Rebecca Yarborough, and Rev and Mrs Gaston E Foote.

J. R. Welch Shreveport J. T. McIver Tennessee Street Messrs

Luncheon for Out-of-Town Guests at Rose Bowl Tea Room

Mrs. R. K. Batten hosted a formal luncheon for three out-of-town guests at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Guests included Miss Maurine Bates of Houston, Miss Dorothy Estes of Wharton, and Miss Helen Patterson of Austin. The event set for 12 covers.

R. K. Batten Rose Bowl Tea Room Batten Maurine Bates Houston Dorothy Estes Wharton Helen Patterson Austin

Tri State Fair Announces Literary Contest Rules

Mrs. Robert M. Timmons announces the Tri State Fair literary contest rules including entry deadlines, manuscript format, pen name placement, sealed envelopes, one manuscript per class, return postage, no interlineations, and loss limits. Prizes range from 1.60 to 10 dollars per category with winner named in the literary booth. Willard C. Hawkins of Denver will judge and submissions go to Mrs Herbert M. Timmons in Amarillo Texas.

Tri-State Fair Robert M. Timmons Willard C. Hawkins Denver Cole Herbert M. Timmons Hayden Street Amarillo Texas the Fair Association

Bridge Party At 1220 Taylor Street Entertains Guests

Miss Virginia Rittenberry presided at a bridge party hosted at her home 1220 Taylor Street with guest prize went to Miss Thompson. Attending were Cornelia Thompson Frances Oliver Stella Boles Dorothy Jo Bush Nell Collins Martha Greening Mary Exum Marjorie Roach Martha Dean Mathews Ruth Virginia Perdue Irene Perdue Sara Beth Davis Dorothy Bennett Sally Morgan Dorothy Ann Dooley Frances Dawson Georgia Roberts Elsie Little Polly Hill Jane Harty Kathryn Parr Kathryn Bartlett Doris Culton Frankie Gist Betty Gay Huntington of San Antonio Virginia Nobles and Mrs Billy

Taylor Street Virginia Rittenberry Miss Thompson Cornelia Thompson Frances Oliver Stella Boles Dorothy Jo Bush Nell Collins Martha Greening Mary Exum Marjorie Roach Martha Dean Mathews Ruth Virginia Perdue Irene Perdue Sara Beth Davis Dorothy Bennett Sally Morgan Dorothy Ann Dooley Frances Dawson Georgia Roberts Elsie Little Polly Hill Jane Harty Kathryn Par

Local Personal Notices Highlight Rochester and New Mexico Trips

Mrs. W. H. Patrick and daughter Katherine Patrick visit Claredon guests of the Joneses at 1608 Madison. Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Britt from Amarillo Hotel stay several weeks in Rochester. Mrs. H. N. Miller and sons Henry Nick and Willis Dick return from Clayton New Mexico. Elmo Platt and daughter Virginia Bell along with Mrs. J. C. Holman and Harriet return from a New Mexico mountains vacation. O. M. Howle and wife announce the birth of Wanda Lynn at St Anthony’s Hospital on August 13 at 803 Bryan Street.

W. H. Patrick Katherine Patrick Clarendon H. B. Jones Madison Street 8. P. Britt Amarillo Hotel Rochester, Minn Elmo Platt Virginia Bell J. C. Holman Harriet New Mexco O. M. Howle Bryan Street Wanda Lynn St. Anthony’s Hospital

Celebrations Graced by Clarisse Party Attendants

Attractive favors were presented to the little guests. Those helping Clarisse celebrate were Philip Tabor, Bill Avon, Betty Sue Mercy, Norma and Shirley Schweiger, Betty Ruth and Frances Jean Ravey, Marjory Sarwell, Car men Womack, Johnnie Keene Lyons, Jane Cox, Roberta Newell, Betty Bennett, Mildred Homer, Darlene Johnson, Billy Taylor and Gee and Sarah Ann Smith.

Clarisse Philip Tabor Bill Avon Betty Sue Mercy Norma Shirley Schweiger Betty Ruth Frances Jean Ravey Marjory Sarwell Carmen Womack Johnnie Keene Lyons Jane Cox Roberta Newell Betty Bennett Mildred Homer Darlene Johnson Billy Taylor Gee Sarah Ann Smith

Lone Star School reunion at Tri-State Fair Grounds

The second annual reunion meets Sunday at noon at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Lone Star School, one of the first in the area, began with 22 pupils. 17 remain living. Fourteen of the original attendees joined last year, and a basket lunch will be served. Nearby note mentions a dealers' cigarette license tax cut in Wilmore Kentucky and Mississippi mud used for a Mem riverside drive construction.

Tri-State Fair Lone Star School

Clarisse Taylor Celebrates Ninth Birthday at Home

Little Miss Clarisse Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs A O Taylor celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at 2119 Tyler Street. Pink and white decorations highlighted the refreshments and cake featured nine lighted candles.

Clarisse Taylor A. O. Taylor Tyler Street

Policeman Finds Dead Sparrows in Lard Cans After Hail

F. E. Rouse of Goldsboro North Carolina said he collected two fifty pound cans filled with dead sparrows found under trees near his home following a hail storm.

F. E. Rouse Goldsboro N. C

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Mildred True Alpha Phi Chapter Delta Sigma Upsilon Nat Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Ferguson Studio Paramount Theater Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs WDAG Queen Esther Club J. W. Britt Jackson Street W. T. Moreland Mizpah Club John Winters Ong Street Pierce Street Baptist Church Welch Pierce Street Baptist Church Fifth Avenue North Pierce Street Delta Sigma Epsilon Herman Thomas H. P. Wilson Atlanta, Ga Dallas Virginia Nobles Marinello Beauty Shop West 7Th St Ines Nein Lupe Cher m Aileen Pringle Lux All Stars Is Onal Constance Ferguson Ballet Clarence Budington Kelland Buster Keaton Jimmy Durante Thelma Todd Saturday Evening Post Buster Julia Dawn Paramount Screen Paramount Tolzien’s Paramount A Iowa Bayer Eagen A Bayer Tomerica Amarillo Hardware Co Polk St Claude and Washburn Collum Medicine Company Dept Wilmore Mississippi Mem Rex Kay Francis Paramount News Paramount A Paschali Texan Theatre Miniature Huasian Ballet Tolzien Texas Theater John Gilbert Eld Aery Ada U Virginia Brace Gilbert Paramount Novelty Great West Mill Hanson Post The American Legion Russia Hickman Price, Jr City Auditorium
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