Springtide of Love and Society Notes in Amarillo
A poem by Frank Demster Sherman frames a society column note on love. Mrs. Mary K. Copeland returns from visits to McKinney and Sherman. The Amarillo Chapter of the American Association of University Women plans a meeting at the municipal auditorium with reports from Vlora McGee and Mrs. Earl G. Wyatt, plus student speakers from Amarillo High School and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Demster Sherman
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Municipal Auditorium
Vlora McGee
San Antonio
Earl G. Wyatt
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Amarillo High School
Mach
The
State University
KE. H. Reedy
Cora Astle
Back to School Mrs Carrigan Faces Two More Years
Mrs. John Carrigan of Providence R I, 18, plans to return to schooling but her husband says no. Educational authorities anticipate a heated dispute over her study plans. The Amarillo Country Club hosts a lottery dinner dance Saturday with numbered seating for ladies and men to be matched for dining partners and costs. Mrs. M C C Blanchard chairs arrangements with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Upham and daughter Miss Rowena Upham visiting from Panhandle. Miss Jewell Scales will spend Christmas in Trenton with parents after visits in Fort Worth and Dallas. Mrs. J Z Dyche, ill with influenza, is improving. Taisez Vous club entertained at Mrs. W C Kenyon’s home with Christmas decorations, badge games, and a luncheon. B Y P U sponsors and church officers to meet at First Baptist tonight. Fort Worth Kindergarten notes say modern kindergarten methods and equipment are breaking down barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrigan
Providence
R. J
Miss Jewell Scales
West
Sixteenth Street
Trenton
Mrs. T. C. Scales
Miss Scales
Fort Worth
Dallas
W. C. Kenyon
Taylor Street
Mesdames
H. G. Brandt
W .E. Oliver, Jr
John Baker
W.S. Fairchild
David Erlich
Clifton Oliver
John Kenyon
Kindergarten training shapes discipline and self confidence for pupils
A College Bulletin excerpt notes kindergarten experience builds observation, imagination, judgment, and thinking, aiding reading spelling and math. It highlights concentration, finishing tasks, broader vocab, and readiness to tackle new problems. The piece then describes a bridge party hosted by Mrs. W. P. Cooper with fall flowers, scores, and refreshments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paradise
aMry K. Copeland
Jefferson Street
McKinney
Sherman
Amarillo Country Club
Charles Upham
Rowena Upham
Panhandle
J. 2. Dyche
Polk Street
B.Y
First Baptist Church
Lee
Texas
Linnie Babcock
Eighth Ward School
Tex
Russell
Main Street
J. T. Russell
Amarillo Music Co
O. V. Wray
Prop
E. I. Pittman, Jeweler
Ashions Vol
Cnecasy Y Acer Con
Jory
A. College Bulletin
Richey
Amarillo College of Music
Taylor
Emil F. Myers
Kayser
Jersey
Canton
Garters
Silk
Amarillo Globe
New York
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