Tomorrow's Social Calendar Bonita Chapter O E S Picnic
Tomorrow's social calendar lists the Bonita chapter O E S annual basket picnic at 7 in the Masonic Temple basement, inviting all Masons, families and Eastern Stars with well filled baskets. A Ward Belmont Girls meeting with Mrs Horace D Jones at 10 30, and a Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary Society meeting with Mrs Paul Dixon at 3 with a voice program and social hour.
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Bonita
Masonic Temple
Ward-Belmont
Horace D. Jones
Sunset Road
Country Club
Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary Society
Paul Dixon
North Fillmore Street
Adelphia Society Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Adelphia society of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. T. Gilbert’s home on Taylor street. Devotional led by Mrs. Raymond C. Swindell focused on Cooperation. W. L. Day and Mrs. Grover Bishop spoke on the society’s aims and history. A prayer by Day and a social hour with yellow and pink refreshments followed, with Mrs. C. C. Weakly giving a reading and encore. Attendees included Mesdames Basham Jenkins Higinbotham Hurt Wiggins Cook Weakly Casey Williams Day Swindell Maxfield Bishop Ferguson Hurt Moore Shipp Ansley Carter Barnes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church
T. Gilbert
Taylor Street
Raymond C. Swindell
W. L. Day
Grover Bishop
C. C. Weakly
M. ©. Basham
J. A. Jenkins
B. T. Higinbotham
Edward Hurt
W. H. Wiggins
J. M. Cook
D. C. Weakly
Glen Casey
Stacy Williams
H. C. Swindell
H. G. Maxfield
Ted Ferguson
Walter Hurt
Thomas C. Moore
Abilene
A. D. Shipp
Paul Ansley
Ben Carter
Thomas J. Barnes
McKinney
Bonita OES Plans Annual Basket Picnic
Bonita Chapter OES hosts a memorial basket picnic at 7 PM Wednesday in the Masonic Temple basement. Program includes introduction, trip around the world, style show, readings, and a preparation for the show. Masons and Eastern Star members and families invited. bring full baskets. Lemonade coffee and ice cream to be served.
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Bonita
O.E.S
Order of the Eastern Star
Robert Morris
O. FE. S
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Business Women To Have Kid Party This Evening
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s club hosts a kid party from 7:48 to 10:30 tonight at Dr Daisy Pennock’s home 1603 Van Buren Street It is the club’s social meeting and members are invited to dress as a boy or girl for a playful evening
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Amarillo
A A A W To Have Meeting Early In September
The American Association of University Women plan a big program for early September. Eligible club workers and those unsure of eligibility are asked to call Mrs. William D. Burger at 3115-J for details. Charles Underwood has returned from a two week vacation in Nashville with Mrs. Underwood remaining in Tennessee until October. Mr. Underwood is circulation manager of The Amarillo Globe News.
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American Association of University Women
William D. Burger
Charles Underwood
Harrison Street
Nashville
Tennessee
Underwood
Women of the Mooseheart to meet at 2:30 Friday
The Women of the Mooseheart hold a regular business meeting at 2:30 Friday afternoon at Mrs. O. G. Holman’s home 2300 Pierce street. Mrs. Goff and Mrs. Howes will supervise the social hour.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
Susan B. Gulledge
North Pierce Street
Women of
Mooseheart
the Mooseheart
O. G. Holman
Pierce Street
Gamma Delphians Schedule Thursday Meeting at Club Rooms
The Gamma Chapter of the Delphian society will hold its first meeting of the new club year at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the Women’s club rooms of the municipal auditorium. All members are invited. Miss Alma Holiday of Albuquerque, New Mexico, visiting Amarillo, is staying with Miss Elizabeth Griffin, 1700 Ong Street.
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Gamma Delphians
Gamma Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Municipal Auditorium
Holiday
Amarillo
Alma Holiday
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Elizabeth Griffin
Ong Street
Local Notes From Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Enid Oklahoma traffic bureau representative A Ray is in Amarillo on business. Roy Watson has left for Holdenville Oklahoma to make his home. Judge and Mrs L Gough recently departed for Carlsbad. Before returning to Ama
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Co. A. Ray
Enid
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Roy Watson
Holdenville
Judge
Local People and Travel Notes From Area Towns
Rillo will visit Portales and Ruidoso. Roy N. Byrd is in Spearman on business. Miss Minnie Gottschalg returns from Cloudcroft New Mexico. Mrs J C Pharriss of J C Penney is ill. Mr and Mrs C C Gordon Sunday in Dalhart. Funeral of Mrs Bill Hanna attended in Texline. Mrs Mary Betros vacationing in Waco. Mr and Mrs R A Pittman and son visiting relatives in the city. Mrs William Rheinheimer and Mrs Theresa Baum plan to leave for Chickasha after a four week visit. Miss Velma Shelley returning from Red Lodge Montana. Mrs L Denning returns from Ponca City after seven weeks. Mr and Mrs Bastin and Mrs John Hale of Borger visit Mrs Howard Bean. W B Brooks, son of Mr and Mrs W T Brooks of 409 Kentucky Avenue, mentioned.
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Theresa Baum
Harry Schwartz
Schwartz Dress Shop
Chickasha
Velma Shelley
Red Lodge
Montana
L. Denning
The
la Mode
Ponca City
Bastin
John Hale
Borger
Howard Bean
W. B. Brooks
W. T. Brooks
Kentucky Avenue
Movements and Ailments From Regional Notes
A resident recently arriving from Billings Montana was discharged yesterday from Northwest Texas hospital after an operation two weeks prior and is recovering well. Richard Guymerski, Lillian’s son, is due in Amarillo from Granby Colorado after summer at a boys camp. William Temple, son of Mr and Mrs Temple, lies seriously ill at home in Plainview with sister Mrs Barton Keene of Hollywood nearby. Trade figures note nearly 3 million pairs of foreign footwear planned for purchase and domestic barrels sent overseas last year valued at 10.2 million dollars.
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Billings
Montana
Northwest Texas Hospital
Richard Guymerski
Lillian
Amarillo
Granby
Colorado
William O .Temple
W. O. Temple
Plainview
Barton Keene
Hollywood
Calif
Mrs Waltz Hosts Bridge Party for Miss Richman
Honoring Miss Freida Richman who departs for Denver Mrs R A Waltz entertained Monday evening at 1005 West Tenth Street A bridge party followed with Miss Virginia Chand leading as high score prize winner and Miss Richmann as consolation Ice course served Attending were Miss Frieda Richmann and Misses Virginia Chandler Zelma McPhearson Casper Wyoming Mary Farmer Tennie Jo Duke and Mesdames M McGouldrick and D G Emmerick
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Freida Richman
Denver
R. A. Waltz
West Tenth Street
Virginia Chandled
Miss Richmann
Frieda Richmann
Virginia Chandler
Zelma McPhearson
Casper
Wyoming
Mary Farmer
Tennie Jo Duke
Mesdames M. McGouldrick
D. G. Emmerick
Night Hawks Meet For Bridge At Hewitt Home
Mr and Mrs L E Hewitt entertain the Night Hawks Bridge club at their San Jacinto home 209 Florida avenue this evening at oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hewitt
Night Hawks Bridge Club
Florida Avenue
San Jacinto
Lemon Juice Whiteens Skin at Home with Orchard White
A home remedy claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White clears freckles tan and discolored skin and soothes sunburn. The lotion is said to be quick to prepare, inexpensive, and suitable for face neck arms or hands, to keep skin white all season.
Fall and Winter 1927 28 Book of Fashions Ad
An order request announces up-to-date Fall and Winter patterns. Direct all pattern orders to the Globe-News in Brooklyn New York, listing address 11 15 Sterling Place for fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Healing Revival Draws Big Crowds in City
The DeMerchant revival at Ninth and North Pierce continues into its second week with large crowds attending. Sunday night featured healing, with many coming forward for prayer and testimonies of cures. The evangelist claimed faith’s healing power equals that of biblical times.
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Ninth
North Pierce
Evangelist
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Mrs. Patterson
W. Patton
van Buren Street
Little Brown House
A W
Chonne
Polk St
Mrs. Waltz
Miss Richman
Night Hawks
Marsalis-Glenn
Bowie St
Bivins Place
Jackson St
Buchanan St
Texas State Music Teachers’ Association
Gladys M. Glenn
Idelma Conoley
Ardath Johnson
FELTS
Coet
Amarillo College of Music
Emil F. Myers
Walter Axtell
William H. Sherwood
Franklin Stead
Percy Grainger
Fillmore St
Grace E. Hamilton
Piano
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Elizabeth Spegal
Morris Main
Tyler
Polk
Ory
Mme. Chernoff
Chernoff Beauty Products, Inc
Cincinnati, Ohio
Polk St. Amarillo
Texas
Roseville
Roseville Pottery
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