Needle Club Plans Christmas Party Hostesses Named
Mrs Killough hosts the Needle Club meeting at 1714 Polk Street where plans for their annual Christmas party were made. The event will be held at Mrs G J Nunn 1615 Tyler Street next Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Streit and multiple club members with floral decorations noted in the entertaining rooms.
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Needle Club
Ss. Killough
Polk Street
G. J. Nunn
Tyler Street
J. J. Crome
R. D. Gist
E. W. Hardin
Lilly Hollis
H. R. Jacks
C. D. Jackson
H. B. Jones
Joe Kemble
B. L. Kingsland
R. C. Neely
J. W. Puckett
G. F. Randall
John E. Roland
L. C. Thompson
Davis Tudor
Many Quilts Found In Dead Letter Office
Many home made quilts stitched by aged fingers from Maine to California arrive in the mails. At post office department auctions much needlework is sold. Old patchwork quilts with candle light and four posters adorn the walls for a day before being bought by a woman bidder.
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Associated Press
Washington
Maine
California
Post Office Department
Philharmonic Club Annual Dinner Musical at Capitol Hotel
The Philharmonic Club will entertain with its annual dinner musical at the Capitol Hotel next Monday evening. The affair is for members patrons and special guests. Reservations should be made early by calling Mrs R W Adams 7921.
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Philharmonic Club
Capitol Hotel
R. W. Adams
Spiritualists Circle Meeting at 1115 Jackson Street
The Spiritualists Circle of the First Spiritualists Church will meet Friday at 8 PM in Apartment 12 1115 Jackson Street with Mrs. Anna Larkum in charge.
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Spiritualists
First Spiritualists Church
Jackson Street
Anna Larkum
Birthdays of notable women born on December 11
Ellen Key of Sweden born 1849 died 1926 sparked debate with liberal theories on love and marriage. Annie Jump Cannon American astronomer born 1863 at Harvard catalogued stars and directed photographic work. Other figures include Louise Comstock Sarah Jay and Mary Sherman noted for education and public service.
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Ellen Key
Sweden
Annie Jump Cannon
Harvard
Louise Comstock
Radcliffe College
Sarah Jay
Mary Sherman
New Peter Arno Hullabaloo Tops Holiday Reading List
United Press notes Peter Arno's Hullabaloo from Horace Liveright delivers riotous humor through single line inscriptions and famed New Yorker cartoons. It also reviews The Water Gipsies by A P Herbert and Francis Wallace’s Huddle, praising football detail while noting Lawrence's Virgin and the Gypsy remains unfinished.
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New York
Peter Arnos
Peter Arno
Horace Liveright
New Yorker
Creme de Menthe
Arno
Francis Wallace
Farrar and
Rinehart
Wallace
New Dominion University
Notre Dame
Barney Mack
Knute Rockne
Mrs William Dingus To Address A A U W Saturday
Professor of Latin at Texas Technological College Mrs William Dingus will speak to the American Association of University Women at the Woman's Club Rooms Saturday at 11 with luncheon at noon. Reservations via Mrs J B Collins. Panhandle historical maps will be sold at the event.
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William Dingus
Texas Technological College
American Association of University Women
Woman's Club
Collins
The
Panhandle
Maxine Lois Wilson Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Little Miss Maxine Lois Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Wilson 818 Harrison Street entertained many young friends with an afternoon party for her eighth birthday Games were played and a large white cake with pink candles was served by the hostess Those invited included Floyce Hope Clara Opal Hope Betty Carl Margaret Carl Aileen Best Laura Clyde and Virginia Clyde
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Maxine Lois Wilson
Hubert Wilson
Harrison Street
Floyce Hope
Clara Opal Hope
Betty Carl
Margaret Carl
Aileen Best
Laura Clyde
Virginia Clyde
Caring for a baby with diapers and powder advice
An old medical advertisement explains diaper care and skin protection for infants. It recommends cold water with borax for soiled diapers, boiling soap washing, sun drying, ironing, and folding. It advises gentle cleansing after changing and dusting with McKesson's Baby Powder to prevent irritation and keep the baby comfortable.
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McKesson
Meckesson
McKesson and Robbins
Mrs H Hosford Addresses Alpha Delphians in Amarillo
Mrs H Hosford of Cleveland Ohio visiting Amarillo spoke to the Alpha Chapter of the Delphian Society in the Woman's Club rooms on Sixteenth Century Music in European cathedrals. Several members gave talks on Anglican Liturgy Elizabethan Music Virginal and Other Music Predecessors of the Opera and Rise of the Opera. About 25 members and guests attended with Mrs Paul Barber presiding and Mrs Tom Williams reporting on the Potter County Federation meeting.
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H. H. Hosford
Cleveland
Ohio
Amarillo
Delphian Socety
Woman's Club
J. B. Martin
W. R. Moody
J. G. McClintock
Tom Williams
Potter County Federation of Women
Paul Barber
Amarillo Lawyers Plan Annual Christmas Banquet
Amarillo lawyers will host their annual Christmas banquet at the Amarillo County Club Friday at 7 p.m. Hon. Charles E. Coombes of Stanford, president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, will be the lead speaker. A surprise program is planned by committee chair Mrs. Ruth Delzell. members include Henry D. Akin, William Boyce, William Pfeiffer, Dan Chisum, and Maurice Adkins. Annual officer elections will be held during the event.
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Amarillo
Amarillo County Club
Charles E. Coombes
Stanford
West Texas
Senior Endeavors Baseball Party Planned Friday
The Senior Endeavor Society of the West Amarillo Christian Church will sponsor a baseball party Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of H Clay Thomas 800 Fairmont Street. Proceeds fund a Christian Endeavor pledge and all Endeavorers and friends are invited.
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Senior Endeavor Society of the
West Amarillo
Red Carnation Lodge to Meet Friday
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 will meet Friday at 1 30 PM at the I O O F Hall. An installation of new officers is planned and a Christmas box for the Children's Home will be organized. Members urged to attend with donations.
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Red Carnation Lodge No. 345
I. O. O. F. Hall
Amarillo O E S Hosts Dalhart Chapter Friday
The Amarillo Chapter No. 787 Order of the Eastern Star will entertain the Dalhart Chapter officers and members Friday evening at the Masonic Temple. A buffet supper is served in the temple basement at 6 45 with initiation to follow. For information call Mrs. F. F. Pelton or Mrs. J. M. Webb.
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Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Dalhart
Masonic Temple
F. F. Pelton
J. M. Webb
Dorcas Class Plans Annual Christmas Party
The Dorcas Class of the First Christian Church will hold its Christmas party at Mrs. John Hill's home 1900 Harrison Street Friday at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Tom Williams assists with hospitality. A silver offering will buy gifts for the elderly residents at Juliet Sowler Home in Dallas.
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Dorcas
First Christian Church
John Hill
Harrison Street
Tom Williams
Juliet Sowler
Dallas
Junior Philharmonics To Meet Saturday
The Junior Philharmonic Club will hold its regular meeting Saturday at 8 o'clock in the Women's Club Rooms. All members and prospective members are urged to attend. Prepared questions cover tetrachords, enharmonic scales, neumes, Guido d Arezzo, organum, descant, counterpoint, and part writing influence on time value.
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Philharmonic Club
Guido d’ Arezzo
English Girls Hear Lecture on Courtship Problems
In Liverpool the Alliance of Honor women's section organizes a lunch hour lecture series for about 2,000 seats. The talks address young girls in business and focus on courtship, aiming to balance assurance and inexperience.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Alliance of Honor
Presbyterian WMC Carnival Promises Unusual Features
The Woman's Missionary Council of Central Presbyterian Church will stage a Christmas carnival Friday at 6 30 p m in the church fellowship hall. Organizers promise several unusual features and invite everyone to attend.
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Woman's Missionary Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Paris Jewels Made to Order Draw Fashion Fans
Costume jewelry is assembled to customer designs in Paris shops. Jewelers supply large dress makers and offer trays of beads and ready made pieces to inspire combinations. Customers select styles and orders are crafted to spec.
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Associated Press
Paris
Bide A Wee Club Plans Christmas Party
The Bide A Wee Club will meet Friday at 2 45 PM at 810 Alabama Street hosted by Mrs J A Dunivan and Mrs Fred Conner. Members should bring gifts for their cheer bag.
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J. A. Dunivan
Fred Conner
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