National P T A Worker To Be Here Friday
Mrs. Charles E. Roe of Denver, field secretary for the National Council of Parents and Teachers, will conduct meetings in Amarillo Friday with round tables and a public address at the high school auditorium. Reserved luncheon tickets are 40 cents, calls to Mrs. E. J. Sowder. The program includes the Mother Singers Club and the high school band. Mrs. Roe also plans Saturday meetings in Pampa.
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Charles E. Roe
Denver
National Council of Parents and Teachers
Amarillo
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mother Singers
J. W. Sanders
Oscar Wise
Mother Singers Club
Polk Street Methodist Church
P. T. A. Units To Present Program At Glenwood Church
The Glenwood and River Road Parent-Teacher Associations will host a program at Glenwood Baptist Church Friday night at 8. A feature will be the play The Poor Married Man by the River Road Unit with a nominal admission. LES TEMPS CLUB CHANGES MEETING PLACE. The club’s Christmas party and gift exchange move to 1617 Jackson Street Friday at 3 from the Hyden residence due to illness of the hostesses.
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Glenwood
River Road
Glenwood Baptist Church
LES Temps Club
Max O'Brien
Jackson Street
Frank Warren
J. M. Hyden
G. Baum
Social Calendar items list numerous local clubs and events
A dense social calendar lists numerous Amarillo area clubs and gatherings including Miss Ophelia Wray at 2406 Ong Street 8 o'clock, municipal auditorium Christmas party, J U G Club at 1917 Van Buren Street 3 o'clock, Athenaeum and several other clubs with dates and hostesses, teas luncheons and Christmas parties across 1 to 9 o'clock times with churches and associations including First Baptist, Woman's Hour, Pot ter County federation events, and multiple private homes in streets such as Florida Street Hayden Street and Van Buren Street.
Lovely Evening Wrap Pattern 2422 From Anne Adams
Pattern 2422 offers a chic wrap with flared sleeves and drop shoulders in velvet satin or lame. Sizes 14 16 18 and 20. size 16 needs 2 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric and 2 1 2 yards lining. Includes illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern to The Globe News Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Globe News Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Christmas party plans noted at two city locations
Barnes at 725 Houston Street hosts a 2:30 event with Kate Klub and Mrs Jimmy Gardner at 821 Crockett Street for an 8 o clock gathering. Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association holds a 3:30 meeting in the school auditorium. Thrift Room aids over 600 needy children.
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Barnes
Houston Street
Kate Klub
Jimmy Gardner
Crockett Street
Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association
Black Lace Frocks Highlight European Formal Wear Trends
London reports Lady Serena Lum ley among Europeans choosing black Chantilly lace gowns with narrow frills from waist to hem and broadened shoulders creating epaulette effects. Also notes a Mystic Weavers Club Christmas party at Mrs Ray’s home and Ned Finch’s illness at 1400 West Nineteenth Street.
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Mystic Weavers’ Club
R. H. Ray
Carolina Street
C. R. Ray
London
Serena Lumley
Ned Finch
Blue Wool Coat With Lei Collar On Mrs Baker
Mrs George Baker of New York wears a blue wool coat trimmed with a large lynx lei collar that ties in front. She pairs it with a matching blue wool frock of simple lines and front buttoning.
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Paris
George Baker
New York
Chic pink velvet gown stars at Paris party
Paris society page notes Lady Ancaster former Miss Eloise Breeze of New York wore a soft pink velvet princess line evening frock with a scalloped hem at a smart party. She paired it with a pink and silver lame jacket. The Golden Rod Club hosts a Christmas party Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs A D Hughes home Alabama Street gifts exchanged.
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Paris
Lady Ancaster
Eloise Breeze
New York
Golden Rod Club
A. D. Hughes
Alabama Street
Bid A Bit Club Hosts Christmas Party at Dyche Home
Mrs. Franz Dyche entertained the Bid A Bit Club on Tuesday at 3406 West Seventh Avenue with Yuletide decorations, bridge games, and gift prizes for high and second high. Attendees included Mrs. Leonard Sharp and Mrs. D V Baker, with next meeting at Mrs Fowlkes 1907 A Taylor Street. The Young Woman's Auxiliary of First Baptist plans a Chinese tea at Terrace residence with afternoon and evening sessions for church members and young people.
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Franz Dyche
West Seventh Avenue
Leonard Sharp
D. V. Baker
Dorothy Snodgrass
Billy Thompson
Mesdames D. V. Baker
Sidney Bridgeman
Noble R. Fowlkes
Don Lindsey
Max O’brien
Leroy Pinkerton
Fred Richards
W. W. Sharp
van Salisberry
Donald Wyatt
Mrs. Fowlkes
Taylor Street
First Baptist Church
James Hicks
Fountain Terrace
Yuletide Fete For Six-W Bridge Club Planned
A Christmas party and gift exchange will entertain Six-W Bridge Club members Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Alfred Nelsons home 3911 Tyler Street. Mrs Ray Armstrong hosts the H T C Club at her home 1702 Lincoln Street Thursday at 2 30 PM.
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Six- W
Bridge Club
Alfred Nelson
Tyler Street
Ray Armstrong
H. T. C. Club
Lincoln Street
Solon's Orchard Produces Apple With Colored Pulp
In Minneapolis on December 14 a report notes a russet apple with red pulp created by amateur breeder F. H. Shoemaker from Appleton Wisconsin. He spent twelve years, calling his method Burbanking, in a backyard program that yields a uniquely colored apple.
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Solon’s Orchard
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Farm School
F. H. Shoemaker
Farmer-Laborite
Burbanking
Appleton
Wis
Back-to-the-Farm Movement Gains Steam Across Midwest
Wood Netherland of the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis says a two year old back-to-the-farm trend has grown so large that the Middle West farm population may nearly match its peak within a month. He cites city unemployment and expected farm price gains as drivers, while real estate dealers note fewer tenants in urban rentals as evidence of the shift.
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ST. Louis
Wood Netherland
Federal Land Bank of
Chicago Judge Blocks City Worker Foratorium
Chicago judge Thomas A. Green declared a partial foratorium today in a case involving city workers. The action pauses certain employment actions as the court weighs legal challenges and sought remedies.
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Chicago
U.P
Thomas A. Green
Judge Green orders sale delay for Chicago city workers
Judge Green of Chicago's debtor court announced plans to enter orders of sale for civil service property to satisfy a debt judgment while back salaries remain unpaid. Cases against 225 city employees have been filed, but he said he would refuse to allow the sale of the debtors property in each instance.
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Chicago
Greenaid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Speech Arts Association
Ophelia Wray
Ong Street
Municipal Auditorium
J. U. G. Club
J. J. Sanders
van Buren Street
Pierian Club
William Q. Boyce
Hayden Street
Athenaeum Club
el Navegar Study Club
Wayne Sawyers
Virginia Street
Young Women’s Association of
The
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
WDAG
Sunshine Child Study Club
Progressive Child Study Club
A. G. Atteberry
Hughes Street
O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
MacDowell Music Club
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Grenwood
Albert Timmons
Cleveland Street
Queen Esther Club
George Stapleton
West Fifteenth Avenue
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Delphian Society
Herring Hotel
Get Together Club
Mrs. Guy
Mystic Weavers
MR. Finch
OF Business
Jackman’s
Womens
Polk Street
Jackman
Mrs. Armstrong
Proppers
Peter Pan
Nu Taupe
Gunmetal and
Turstan
Texas
Taylor St
Polk
Bbc
Od Union
Greer
Greer’s Department Store
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