Miss Parcells Hosts Christmas Party for Auxiliary
The Girl's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church meets tomorrow at 4 PM at Miss Rue Paula Parcells home 1906 Van Buren Street for a Christmas party. All auxiliary members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1927
Page
4
The Girl's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church meets tomorrow at 4 PM at Miss Rue Paula Parcells home 1906 Van Buren Street for a Christmas party. All auxiliary members are urged to attend.
The Alpha Delphians will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the Women's club rooms of the auditorium. The charter will be signed by members who have not signed it before. All members are urged to attend as this is one of the year's most important meetings.
The Night Hawks Bridge Club will be entertained at 7 50 this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W C Rhodes 3700 Taylor Street.
A busy Tuesday features a 2:30 bridge session with Mrs. T E Johnson and a 3 o'clock Round Dozen meet at 2905 Harrison. Attendees can enjoy Three Live Ghosts at the Women's club rooms, a piano recital at San Jacinto Methodist, and a BAS bazaar all day at Southwestern Public Service.
Circle Seven of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs W L Day 311 Bellview Street. The Buckners Orphan Home box will be packed at this time. All members urged to be present.
The Dorcas class of the First Christian church will hold a Christmas party at 3 PM Thursday at Mrs. R. E. Williams residence 22 Sunset road Country Club addition. Members should bring a gift and arrange transportation by calling Mrs. Akin at 2 1648.
The Pierian club will be entertained with their annual Christmas party at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eugene Cecil Seaman, 1510 Tyler street. The program for the afternoon will be in keeping with the Christmas season, and a delightful time has been planned by the social committee in charge.
The Buchanan street school Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 3 30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the school. An interesting program has been prepared for the occasion and all patrons are invited to be present.
Circle Eight of the W M A at the First Baptist church will meet at 3 pm Wednesday at Mrs A H Willborn 1618 Madison Street instead of Mrs J M Oakes. Members should bring or send donations for the Buckner's Orphans Home box including three quarter sheets towels sweaters or other good clothing.
The Catholic Daughters of America plan a 2 30 pm meeting in the basement of Sacred Heart cathedral. Miss Catherine Chandler, a student at West Texas State Teacher’s College Canyon, visited her parents Mr and Mrs W K Chandler 1100 Van Buren. Miss Mabel Foster returns to Canyon after weekend with Rev and Mrs Frederick C Foster 1400 Madison.
Mrs Clifford Moore the recent bride received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Patty Park Mrs Margaret Scarborough and Miss Onion Allard at the Allard home on Sunset road Country Club addition Gifts were presented by little Miss Prestine Sullivan Guests included Misses Margaret Putt Evelyn Lewis Elizabeth Scarborough Myrtle Glenn Moore Marjorie Merchon Winifred Simpson Marjorie Westover Louise Ellis and the Preston Sullivan family plus I N Allard family members
Mrs. S. J. Roberts sister of the bride and Mrs. H. I. Scarborough attended the ceremony. A brief social note records their presence among the relatives and guests.
A joint recital by Mrs. W. R. Humphreys piano and voice pupils and Margaret Whitaker Ballard expression pupils is set for Monday and Tuesday at 8 o clock in the San Jacinto Methodist church. The public is invited to attend. Also notes guests and a travel detail follow in brief notices.
Contest involves a 6 pm Tuesday deadline with entries sent to Globe News, names hidden by numbers during judging, winners announced December 15 at Fair theater and published December 16 in Daily News, prizes mailed if winners cannot attend.
Salome Rodrigues R P Frank and Francisco Sanchez three young Mexicans went to trial in district court today on robbery with firearms charges. They allegedly robbed Felipe Otero of 140 dollars. A special venire was drawn with jury selection starting at 10 30 and testimony likely to begin mid afternoon. The next docket item is William Speers charged with rape, to be taken up after the robbery case.
The Sunshine Child Study club will meet at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lee Barousett on Lincoln street. Mrs. Fred Young will lead the lesson.
Moscow's city owned telephone system lets subscribers tell the operator their destination and a call will follow them to a specified time and place. Free until January 1 with a monthly fee afterward, the system also records away messages when a user is absent.
The Associated Press reports from Cambridge that Skjelle rup s comet, the brightest in fifteen years, may be visible to the naked eye just after sunset during Christmas week, according to Harvard astronomers.
Mrs Clyde G Ives, a talented viola player, appears with the Philharmonic orchestra Wednesday evening at the Auditorium for the second symphony concert. She came to Amarillo from Des Moines last February and studied under Professors Gilber and Graham. The Iveses plan to settle in Amarillo at 705 Prospect where she teaches violin and viola.
Twenty seven European universities actively seek American students for their summer programs.
Union Coal and Coke company valued at 175000 will hand its mine properties to loyal employees. President James Bowen says the move honors founder W. R. Harp and follows his instruction to fight trouble then reward workers, with nothing but a dollar cash in the deal.
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