National P T A Worker To Be Here Friday
Mrs Charles E Roe of Denver field secretary of the National Council of Parents and Teachers will visit Amarillo for meetings Friday. Activities include a 11am board meeting 1245pm luncheon 2pm round table discussion and a 8pm address at the High School Auditorium on the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Saturday she travels to Pampa with Mother Singers Club rehearals at 9 30am in Polk Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
The
P T A Units To One Program At Glenwood Church
The Glenwood and River Road Parent-Teacher Associations present a program at Glenwood Baptist Church Friday night at 8. A play The Poor Married Man by the River Road Unit will feature the event with a nominal admission. Les Temps Club Christmas party moved to 3 PM Friday at Mrs. Max O'Brien 1617 Jackson Street hosted with Mrs. Frank Warren due to illness of prior hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
River Road
Glenwood Baptist Church
LES Temps Club
Max O’brien
Jackson Street
Frank Warren
J. M. Hyden
G. Baum
Social Calendar Notes from Amarillo Clubs
Wednesday night features Miss Ophelia Wray's junior speech arts event at 8 PM. multiple Christmas parties and meetings listed for Thursday including U G Club, Athenaeum, Mystic Weavers, and First Baptist Church groups. gatherings at homes and public venues with times ranging from 1 to 9:30 PM and several hostess names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Speech Arts Association
Ophelia Wray
Ong Street
Simple wrap pattern for festive evenings by Anne Adams
Dashing wrap with flared sleeves and drop shoulders offered in velvet satin or lame. Pattern 2422 comes in sizes 14 16 18 20. size 16 needs 2 1 4 yards of 39 inch fabric and 2 1 4 yards lining. Illustrated step by step directions included. Send 15 cents for pattern plus 25 cents for catalog and pattern. Mail 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
Christmas Party Notice At Local Schools And Thrift Room
Barnes hosts 2:30 PM Kill Kate Klub Christmas party at 725 Houston Street and 8 PM event at 821 Crockett Street with Mrs. Jimmy Gardner in Wolflin. Thrift Room supports over 600 needy children pending assistance. Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association uses school auditorium at 3:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Klub
Jimmy Gardner
Crockett Street
Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association
Black Lace Smart For Formal Wear
London society notes Lady Serena Lum ley dons a black Chantilly lace gown with narrow frills from waist to hem and a broad shoulder effect resembling epaulettes. Mystic Weavers' Club hosts a Christmas party Thursday at 2 30 p m at 204 Carolina Street with Mrs R H Ray as host. Ned Finch is reported ill at 1400 West Nineteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Weavers’ Club
R. H. Ray
Carolina Street
C. R. Ray
London
Serena Lumley
MR. Finch
Ned Finch
West Nineteenth
Blue Wool Coat With Lei Collar Worn by 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 blue wool frock featuring simple lines and front buttons.
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Paris
George Baker
New York
Chic pink velvet gown graces Paris party
Paris society notes Lady Ancaster once Eloise Breeze wore a soft pink velvet princess line gown with a scalloped hem and a pink silver lame jacket at a smart party. Golden Rod Club invites members to a Christmas party at 2 30 p.m. Thursday hosted by Mrs. A D Hughes 501 Alabama Street with gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lady Ancaster
Eloise Breeze
New York
Golden Rod Club
A. D. Hughes
Alabama Street
Bid A Bit Club Entertained With Christmas Bridge Party
Mrs. Franz Dyche hosted the Bid-A-Bit Club at 3406 West Seventh Avenue for a Christmas gathering with Yuletide decor and bridge games. Prizes went to Mrs. Leonard Sharp and Mrs. D. V. Baker. Next meeting set for Mrs. Fowlkes home at 1907 A Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Solon's Orchard Produces Apple With Colored Pulp
Minneapolis December 14 Farmers report an apple with pulp colored red through to the core. University of Minnesota professors say only one source exists, Congressman-Elect F H Shoemaker of the Farmer-Labor party. Twelve years of amateur grafting in Appleton Wisconsin produced a russet apple with red pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Ferm School
F. H. Shoemaker
Farmer-Laborite
Burbanking
Appleton
Wis
Back to the Farm Movement Gains Steam in Midwest
A two year old back to the farm movement is expanding with Wood Netherland of the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis predicting the farm population of the Middle West will soon approach former highs. The exodus from cities is blamed on unemployment, rising farm prices and weak city investments, with real estate men noting a surge in rental vacancies in urban dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Wood Netherland
Federal Land Bank of
Netherland
Chicago Judge Halts City Worker Job Actions
Chicago news reports Judge Thomas A. Green declared a partial forbearance today on city worker actions. The move affects pending job actions and labor activity in the city as authorities assess legal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Thomas A. Green
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Municipal Auditorium
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
First Baptist Church
Young Women’s Association of
James Hicks
Fountain Terrace
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. Cc. Nelson, Jr
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
By Cie Ohlams
Barnes
Houston Street
Mystic Weavers
OF Business
Jackman’s
Womens
Polk Street
Jackman
Six- W
Bridge Club
Alfred Nelson
Mrs. Armstrong
Ray Armstrong
H. T. C. Club
Lincoln Street
Solon’s Orchard
Proppers
Peter Pan
Nu Taupe
Gunmetal and
Turstan
I “Us
Dallas
Arason
Methodist University
Texas School of Mines of el Eleven
el Paso
Morrison
Stanley Dd Dawson
Dawson
Aggies Huntsville
Tex
Sam Houston
Texas Aggies
Huntsville
Meany
Joe
Taylor St
Mcana
Amarillo Gree
James
Sth’ Polk
Enids
Men's Union
Price
Greer
Greer’s Department Store
Ninth and
Polk
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