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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1928

Page

6

Mrs Fred Anderson Elected President Of Woman's Association

Mrs Fred Anderson was elected president of the Woman's association of the First Congregational church at a meeting yesterday afternoon at 1806 Lincoln street Mrs R M Blackwell was named secretary treasurer with committee chairs filled by Mrs Robert Allingham

Fred Anderson Woman's Association First Congregational Church A. P. Bright Lincoln Street R. M. Blackwell Robert Allingham Fred Watson L. J. Marsh Oklahoma City Robret Lovett

Mrs Ware Elected Head Of River Road Home Demonstration Club

Mrs J F E Ware will head the River Road Home Demonstration club for the coming year. She was elected at yesterday's meeting held at Mrs Clay Davis's home. Other officers include Mrs HH M Butts vice president, Mrs J B Diggs secretary treasurer, Miss Izora Clark reporter, and Mrs H A Crow parliamentarian. The group discussed Improvement of Next Year Club Work and then enjoyed a social hour.

J. FE. Ware River Road Clay Davis HH. M. Butts J. B. Diggs Izora Clark H. A. Crow

Bishop Seamon Addresses Circle at Central Church

Bishop E. C. Seamon spoke to Circle No. 5 of Central Presbyterian yesterday afternoon at 1618 Pierce Street. Mrs. I. C. Williamson hosted with 23 members present. Dr. J. G. Nunn opened with prayer. Mrs. R. A. Duncan and Mrs. L. T. Martin sang, joined by Mrs. J. N. Scott. solo by Mrs. W. B. Stephenson. refreshments served. Mrs. L. T. Martin assistant hostess.

E. C. Seamon Circle No. 5 Central Presbyterian Church I. C. Willaon Pierce Street J. G. Nunn R. A. Duncan L. T. Martin J. N. Scott W. B. Stephenson

Margaret Wills P T A Meeting Requested

The Margaret Wills school Parent Teacher Association will meet Monday at 3 30 PM. An art exhibit opens Monday and runs all week. A program is planned for Monday afternoon with a social hour and tea. The president urges full attendance.

Parent-Teacher Association Margaret Wills School

Local Social Calendar Highlights Various Club Meetings

Friday events include Las Amigas at Am arillo Athletic club at 10 o'clock and Episcopal Christmas dinner at Parish House. Other gatherings rise from the 20th Century club at 1012 W Eighteenth Street to the Presbyterian carnival at 3 o'clock and Les Tempe club at 327 South Mississippi Street.

L. L. Ferrec Amarillo Athletic Club Twentieth Century Club T. M. Caldwell W. Eighteenth Street Presbyterian Church John F. Cunningham South Mississippi Street Bridge Club Earl Tyler West Fourteenth Street J. D. Riddle A. D. Hays First Baptist Church W. O’brien Tyler Street L. B. Cox Washington Street Blue Bonnet Needle Club C B. Farmer Dowie Street Friendly Fibre West Ama- Fillo Christian Church Ross Dickerson Tennessee Street

Stranghirt Pairis New Coat Styles At Jenny's

Paris fashion notes describe coats that blur lines between suit and separate garments. Many ensembles feature a polka dotted velvet in light brown with ermine trim, a seven eighths length straight coat, no overlap closure, and a collar that pulls through like a cravat. The piece highlights the new collar design.

the Associated Press Paris Jenny’s

Prettily Appointed Games Party Hosts Share Holiday Cheer

Mrs William Stenger and Mrs L H Moeris hosted a prettily appointed games party at 310 East Eighth Street with Christmas arrangements and holiday refreshments. Edith Wilmering and Roy Nolan won high prizes in bridge. F L Pederson and John Moore won prizes in 42. Twenty guests attended. Miss Pauline Mann travels to Arizona for an extended visit visiting Tuac son and Prescott.

William Stenger L. H. Moeris Pauline Mann North Cleveland Street Arizona Tuacson Prescott

Geraldine Davis Celebrates Second Birthday Party

Geraldine Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Davis River Road celebrated her second birthday with a party yesterday afternoon. Games provided fun for young children. Balloons noise makers and favors were given. A white birthday cake with two pink candles centered the refreshment table.

Geraldine Davis Clay Davis River Road

Friendly Bible Class Plans Meeting at Mrs Dickersons Home

The Friendly Bible class of West Amarillo Christian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Ross Dickersons home 805 Tennessee street All members urged to attend as this will be an important meeting Miss Nan Burson has returned to her home 711 Pierce street after visiting her brother John Burson in Clarendon

Friendly Bible West Amarillo Christian Church Ross Dickerson Tennessee Street Nan Burson Pierce Street John Burson Clarendon

Bridge Party and Buffet at Amarillo Athletic Club

The Amarillo Athletic Club hosts its second bridge party and buffet supper this evening. All club members are invited and must attend all bridge parties for a chance at the grand prizes at the series end. Games start at 8 15.

Athletic Club Amarillo Athletic Club

Child Study Club With Mrs. Cox Invites Members

Mrs. L. B. Cox will entertain members of the Child Study Club tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock at her home 2110 Washington Street Mrs. Howard Williams will be the assistant hostess All members are urged to be present.

L. B. Cox Child Study Club Washington Street Howard Williams

River Road P T A Schedules Evening Meeting

River Road school hosts a regular River Road P T A meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m. An interesting program is planned and all members are urged to attend. Visitors are welcome.

Junior Child Study Club Reschedules Meeting to Next Friday

The Junior Child Study club will not meet tomorrow as announced but will gather next Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. H. J. Cole at her home 2116 Washington.

8. J. Cole Washington Street

Queen Esther Club Meeting Postponed

The Queen Esther club meeting with Mrs C L Kilgore at 607 Prospect Street is postponed to next Friday evening due to the death of Lloyd Eaton of Oklahoma City, son of Mrs W V Spencer.

Queen Esther Club C. L. Kilgore Prospect Street W. V. Spencer Lloyd Eaton Oklahoma City

Woman's Association Christmas Bazaar at Mellroy Store

The Woman's Association of the First Christian church will hold a Christmas bazaar and market all day Saturday at the Mellroy store 712 Polk Street. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

Woman's Association of the First Christian Church Mellroy Polk Street

Blue Bonnet Needle Club Meets at Mrs Farmer Home

The Blue Bonnet Needle club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. C. B. Farmer at her home 1031 Bowie street at 2 40 o'clock. All members are cordially invited to attend.

Blue Bonnet Needle Club C. B. Farmer Bowie Street

Prince of Wales Arrives in Cairo After Suez Stop

The Prince of Wales will disembark from the Enterprise at Suez Saturday and travel by special train to Cairo arriving at 8 30 a m Sunday. He will depart Cairo at 5 45 p m Sunday to rejoin the Enterprise after it passes the canal. Lord Lloyd will meet him as British high commissioner.

Associated Press Cairo Egypt Prince of Wales Enterprise Suez Lord Lloyd Prince Port Said

$500 and Interest for 52 Years Reveals Hidden Bequest

In Worcester Massachusetts a bank publicity reveals a long forgotten bequest. Jacob Morrill of Limerick Maine deposited $500 in 1872 at a savings bank in Biddleford Maine. After drawing interest in 1876 he left the book and died in 1883. His granddaughter Mrs. William Pyne learns the sum now stands at 3868.80.

International News Service Y Worchester Mass William FE. Pyne Jacob Morrill Limerick Biddleford

British Makers Produce About 600 Million Needles Yearly

A British industry report notes manufacturers produce around 600 million needies annually. The figure highlights scale in domestic and export markets amid ongoing supply chain discussions.

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Society T. Tuk Mrs. Ware Bishop Seamon Margaret Wills P.T. A Marion Talley Amarillo Auditorium Amarillo College of Music Polk Emil F. Myers Stiranghit Pairis Games Party Woolf and Georgettes Dickerson Mrs. Cox Parent-Teacher Association of The River Road School Bazaar Blue Bonnet Club Prince Wales Boston Polk ST Taupler Pinkhams Polk St. Inc Amarillo Amarillo Hotel Pork Texas
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