Eight P T A Meetings To Be Held Tuesday
Eight P T A meetings will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock in the city schools McKinley Wolflin Humphreys Highlands Wilson Summit Central Junior High San Jacinto and Johnson Three meetings were postponed from last week A Christmas program will be presented at the Central Junior High School P T A with Rev E Gaston Foote delivering The Lord of Peace Mrs P L Reppert will head the Mental Hygienes program at Wolflin Doris Shaw will direct special music and Mrs Arthur Ball will report on the recent Texas Congress of P T A in Galveston Dr G L Powers will be principal speaker L Z Timmons will discuss school welfare at Johnson Miss Alta Sherrill's room will give a Christmas program Esther McCrory Chapter D A R postponed to Tuesday at 3 o clock at Mrs B P Teel's home 1317 Harrison Street Little Flower Mission Guild members urged to attend a Wednesday 1 30 business meeting at Mrs P Walsh 1700 Taylor Street Les Temps Club Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs J M Hyden 2407 Hughes Street Friday 3 o clock GUESTS FROM DALLAS Mrs R H Stanaland and Janet in Amarillo guests of Miss Elizabeth Blackburn 2106 Taylor St Miss S M ll of Dallas also visiting Mrs Marion Moberley of Talmage Place They were taken into Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at a dinner in Amarillo Hotel Red Room Miss Elizabeth Nixon presided over initiation K Margaret Boulware initiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
McKinley
Wolflin
Humphreys Highlands
Wilson
Summit
Central Junior High
San Jacinto and
Johnson
E. Gaston Foote
San Jacinto Methodist Church
P. L. Reppert
Doris Shaw
Arthur Ball
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Galveston
G. L. Powers
L. Z. Timmons
Johnson P. T. A
Little Flower Mission Guild
P. Walsh
Taylor Street
Les Temps Club
J. M. Hyden
Hughes Street
G. Baum
Dallas
R. H. Stanaland
Janet
Elizabeth Blackburn
Amarillo
S. M. Ll
Marion Moberley
Talmage Place
Pi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Red
Amarillo Hotel
Elizabeth Nixson
K. Margaret Boulware
Monday Night Social Calendar Postponements and Events
Weather delays push back the MacDowell Club benefit at Presbyterian Children's Home and Esther McCrory Chapter D A R meeting to Tuesday. Includes Mozart play by Miss Jean Sanders at High School Auditorium, and multiple PTA, club, and church events across Amarillo with 3:30 and 2:30 start times at schools, Masonic Temple and various addresses.
MacDowell Club Benefit Program Postponed
The MacDowell Music Club annual benefit at Presbyterian Children's Home is postponed due to weather. The 8 o'clock program will be rescheduled. a new date will be announced. Mrs William Q Boyce hosts the Junior Pierian Club at 3200 Hayden Street Thursday at 3 pm. A Christmas party for Athenaeum Club is set for 1408 Harrison Street Thursday afternoon. Country general stores remain in business as top retail outlets. diamonds burn at 850 degrees Celsius in pure oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Club
Presbyterian Children’s Home
MacDowell Music Club
William Q. Boyce
Hayden Street
Athenaeum Club
K. L Rasco
Harrison Street
Pattern 2387 Jumper Pattern by One Olems
Ada pattern page describes Pattern 2387 The Jumper s The Thing for sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20 with sheer wool jumper and cotton or silk guimpe blouse options Includes illustrated instructions and price Fifteen cents pattern and catalog twenty five cents Mail orders to The Globe News Pattern Department New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Globe News Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Mozart Play Set For Monday by Amarillo Mozart Foundation
The Amarillo Society of the International Mozart Foundation presents its first public program Monday at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. A play titled An Evening of Mozart by Miss Jean Sanders features noted local musicians and children with Mrs. George S. McNeil delivering the prologue. Admission is a small fee to cover expenses. The act traces Mozart from age six to his Salzburg studio years as a tribute to the composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Society
The
International Mozart Foundation
Jean Sanders
Etude
George 8. McNeil
Mozart
Strasburg
Austria
Bandmaster Ride Slaying Mystifies
Chicago reports Edwin O. Schildhauer 27 bandmaster slain at Austin High School with no motive yet found. Widow Frances 24 denies domestic discord and reports abduction by two men in a dilapidated car. Body found with skull fracture and two bullet wounds in Cicero after 9:20 PM departure for concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edwin O. Schildhauer
Austin
Charles 5. Dougherty
Schildhauer
Frances
Dougherty
Young People Entertained by Garner Jones at Church Party
Mr and Mrs Garner Jones hosted the Young Peoples Department of the Church of Christ at 911 West Ninth Avenue. The party featured various games and an array of attendees including Misses Mary Jane Garrison Aliene McMurtry Imogene Sparks Dot Porterfield Imogene Porterfield La Verne Jones Oleta Smith Mildred Harvey Elizabeth Templeton Ruth Denton Gladys Seymour Irma Bangston Bernadine eNal Norma Lee Bangston Ruth Caps Lita Witt and Messrs H P Scarborough Ralph Lemmons J D Hines Kenneth Neal Tolly Jones T J Templeton Junior Sparks Chester Blackwell Charles Jones Rev and Mrs Robert C Jones and Mr and Mrs Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner Jones
Young Peoples’ Department
The
Church of Christ
West
Ninth Avenue
Mary Jane Garrison
Aliene McMurtry
Imogene Sparks
Dot Porterfield
Imogene Porterfield
la Verne Jones
Oleta Smith
Mildred Harvey
Elizabeth Templeton
Ruth Denton
Gladys Seymour
Irma Bangston
Bernadine eNal
Norma Lee Bangston
Ruth Caps
Lit
Aviation Committee to Meet in Called Session
The aviation committee of the chamber of commerce chaired by Dwight Newby would hold a called meeting at 3 PM Monday at the chamber of commerce office in City Hall. The session was arranged at the request of M. E. Dilday, superintendent of mails at the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Dwight Newby
M. E. Dilday
Gene Quans Dance Orchestra at Nat Dance Palace
Sreenard OIG DUE IN QUAWS DANCE AT NAT Gene Quan's university and resort dance orchestra from San Diego comes to the Nat Dance Palace Wednesday night for one appearance under the Tri-State Fair. The local Amarilloans will hear an outside orchestra in months. Gene Quan's group, backed by MCA, has played widely from Hot Springs to Yellowstone and Pasadena and studied at Minnesota, Columbia, and Arizona. The Nat has been remodeled. hours are 9 to 12. Bailey Warren, a former Amarillo piano student, solos as tenor. The band favors sweet music with no brass and melody dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Quan
University and Resort
San Diego
Music Corporation of America
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone Park
Maryland Hotel
Pasadena
Calif
Curtis
Minneapolis
Compositan
Denver
el Cortez
Minnesota
Columbia
Arizona
Bailey Warren
Amarillo
Last Rites Monday for A L Bolen Radio Shop Owner
Arthur L. Bolen fifty three died Friday night in Wichita Falls. Services were held at Griggs Chapel Monday at two o clock conducted by a Christian Science reader. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by widow Theda Bolen and sister Mrs C R Higgins of Chicago. A note on French dressing with fresh mint accompanies a fruit salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Bolen
Panhandle Radio Service Company
Griggs Chapel
Christian Science
Llano
Bolen
Theda Bolen
C. R. Higgins
Chicago
Tinkling Bells for Salvation Army Christmas Drive
Salvation Army workers ring bells in Amarillo business district from dawn to dusk to raise funds for baskets for about 75 families and a Christmas dinner and toys. Four kettles positioned at Third and Polk Sixth and Polk Seventh and Polk and near the post office, with volunteers braving all weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Salvation Army
R. BR. Smith
Polk
Army
France’s 250000 social impos tors listed as nobility
A historical note reports about France listing 250000 social impostors as nobility, reflecting a bureaucratic or social labeling issue. The piece highlights a broad, controversial registry with implications for identity, status, and potential political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Radio beacon work begins to guide planes nationwide
Col. Clarence M. Young announces that forty five radio range beacons on the Federal Airways System will receive T-L antennae. Construction has started at 27 stations including Amarillo, with aims to minimize night variations and help pilots locate landing fields in poor visibility by crossing beacons near airports. Stations at Bellefonte and Harrisburg in Pennsylvania and Rodeo in New Mexico already show towers and fences in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Airways System
Clarence M. Young
Airways Division
Béllefonte
Harrisburg
Rodeo
N. Mex
Across 24 Bases Towers Being Installed in Numerous States
A list shows towers in installation across many bases including Albuquerque New Mexico Amarillo Texas Burlington Alabama Birmingham Elko North Dakota Fargo North Dakota Kingman Arizona Little Rock Arkansas Milwaukee Wisconsin Minneapolis Minnesota Memphis Tennessee Pasco Washington Rockford Illinois Rock Springs Wyoming Reno Newport Louisiana Salt Lake City Shasta Springs California Tulsa Texarkana Arkansas Wichita Texas Van Wink Texas Winslow Arizona Williams California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. Amarillo
Tex
Burlington
Tulsa, Texarkana, Ark
Wichita, van Wink, Tex
Winslow, Ariz
Willams, Calif
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Inez Gorman
John Vaughn
Humphreys Highlands P. T. A’s
D. A. KR
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. P. Teel
Mission Guild
Ray E.pe
Cloverfield Blvd
Monica
Cal
Department
Baltimore
Estudiar Club
Max Baer
Hillcrest
H. E. Gladman
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Parent- Teacher Association
Beryl Needle Club
Edgar Putman
East Ninth Avenue
Central Junior High School
Progressive Child Study Club
C. O. Hess
Monroe Street
la Costura Club
R. L. Allen
Avondale
San Jacinto
Bonita
Masonic Temple
L. E
O. W. Hall
Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association
Laiquille Needle Club
D. E. Powell
Washington Street
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
Junior Woman's Club
Miss Mary Hall
West Amarillo
Roller Canary Club
G. L. Kirven
Bowie Street
Judge L. Gough
Summit P. T. A
Mrs. Boyce
Sreenard Oig
A. L. Bowen
Polk ST
Coats
Rochester
Silk
Jersey
Kayser Bloomers
Kayser
Ingers
DIAL
Centemeri
Gordon-Ferguson
Dexdale, Kaysex
CYTO
Atoore-Peaston Co
Cleaners
Dyers 16Th Ave
Tyler
Berry’s, Cleaners & Dyers
W. 10Th
Maytag
Newton
TOWA
Elia Wefee Ee Peas
Maytag Shop
W. Tenth, Amarillo
Maytag Southwestern Cmpany
Griffin St
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