Junior Club Christmas Party Held In Public Service Building
The Junior Business Women's Club held its annual Christmas party Tuesday evening in the Southwestern Public Service Building. Hostesses were Ethel Hicks Ardith Slaton Floretta Whitefield and Ruth Cathey. Allyne Whelchel spoke a Christmas story The Lone Tree. The club quartette sang carols with Beryldine Broaddus on piano. Gifts were exchanged with June Gristy presiding as Santa. About 35 members enjoyed fruit cake and coffee.
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Southwestern Public Service Building
Ethel Hicks
Ardith Slaton
Floretta Whitefield
Ruth Cathey
Allyne Whelchel
Quartette
Jensine Irby
Anna Mary Nelson
Lucretia Wilson
Evelyn Broaddus
Beryldine Broaddus
Jolly St. Nick
Santa Claus
June Gristy
Christmas Centerpieces Get Novel Decorations
Page seven notes the use of silver angels streamlined reindeer white holly leaves and bright cones to add a festive gay touch to Christmas centerpieces planned for the season.
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Page Seven
Amarillo youth groups fill holiday events and dances
Forty students from Amarillo Business College enjoyed a party at the Palace Theater hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wiseman with extra tickets for absentees. The town's teen crowd plans several dances, charity ball tickets go on sale, and multiple P. E. O. and Parent-Teacher activities color the season with Christmas programs and church gatherings.
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C. H. Wiseman
Amarillo
Twentieth Century Club Friday Luncheon Planned
The Twentieth Century Club will meet for a luncheon Friday in the Southwestern Public Service Company club room.
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Twentieth Century Club
Southwestern Public Service Company Club
Meatless spring meal ideas with greens and horseradish sauce
Household hints suggest using a cheese sauce with horseradish for a meatless spring meal served with greens such as dandelions spinach mustard tops or beet greens. Duck and goose tips advise pricking skin and roasting fat out in an open pan on a rack. A Santa Claus centerpiece idea features fresh flowers like white carnations red roses and snapdragons for a Christmas table.
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Santa Claus
Schiaparelli Favors Cotton in Couture Details
Style notes highlight Elsa Schiaparelli endorsing cotton in fashion, noting white crocheted cotton on gloves and stockings, plus an elastic belt with ornamental buckles. The piece weaves in party table decor, a recipe sidebar for Spice Cake Marlboro, and a cream frosting method with nuts.
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Schiaparelli
Vogue
Biarritz
Sundae toppings drawn from frozen fresh fruits
A description notes that ice cream flavor bases and sundae toppings can be prepared using frozen fresh fruits and berries.
Tuesday Club Christmas Party Highlights Quiet Hill Home
The Tuesday Study Club held its Christmas party at Mrs. John E. Hill’s 1900 Harrison Street. Loyd C. Douglas’ Precious Jeopardy was reviewed by Mrs. Fred E. Cornelius Jr. The program featured singing by Mrs. Charles F. P. Smith, readings by John E. Hill Jr. and humorous segments. Gifts for a Negro child and Social Center girls were exchanged amid festive decorations and coffee service.
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Seaman Home
E. Cecil Seaman
N. D. Bartlett
J. W. Hill
C. P. Underwood
John H Cheavens
Trujillo
Peru
Lela Morgan
A. D. Steed
Seaman
Loyd C. Douglas
Fred E. Cornelius, Jr
Study Club
John E. Hill
Harrison Street
W. 8. Noland
J. M. Keelin
8. D. Barrier
Charles FP. Smith
John E. Hill, Jr
Bethlehem
Mildréd Welch
Noland
Jim Hudson
Jay Laverty
Fred H. Madison
F. W. Mize
Beef and Herb Cheese Ball Appetizers
Chop dried beef finely and mix with chopped parsley and celery. Roll cheese cubes in the beef blend to form balls. Pierce with wood picks and present in a halved grapefruit or similar holder for buffet or cocktail party service.
Economy Club to Exchange Gifts Christmas Party
The Economy Home Demonstration Club meets at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at Mrs. F. E. King’s home for an annual Christmas party and gift exchange.
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Economy Club
Economy Home Demonstration Club
F. E. King
River Road Club Changes Christmas Party Venue
The River Road Home Demonstration Club moves its Christmas party to 8 PM at Mrs. Sid Brown’s home, shifting from the previously planned venue of Mrs. W. B. Gilbert’s residence.
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River Road Club
River Road Home
Sid Brown
W. B. Gilbert
Chocolate Chip Popcorn Balls Recipe Surprise
The recipe describes making popcorn balls with half a cup of semi sweet chocolate shaved into four cups of popped corn. The chocolate surprise inside should intrigue readers and add a sweet, easy treat for gatherings.
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P.T
Betty Nobles
Nelda Butler
Federation Club
Santa Fe
Junior Welfare League
Little Theater
Ann Lee
Gertrude Lawrence
Alvin Theatre
Broadway
Henry Aldrich
R. B. Hamblen
The
Littlest Theater Group
Children’s Theater
Joe F. Coffee
Margaret Harris Henry
West Amarillo Christian Church
Grady Nobles
Polk Street
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Madame Ysaye
Madame Jeannette Ysaye
Musical Arts Conservatory
Eugene Ysaye
Albert
Queen Elizabeth of
Belgium
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Pleasant Valley Parent- Teacher Association
Glee Club
Tonette
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Clyde Smith
San Jacinto
Summit Parent- Teacher Association
Lowell Blackwell
Hilda Brown
Myrtle Robnett
Ernestine Lambdin
Pauline Clark
Vera E. Byers
Herman Ford
Edna Sellers
Bobby Trimble
Billy Ray Pierot
Nelda Massey
Vermell Tate
Ruth Persall
Wanda Jeane Trimble
Alice Daniels
Retta Lou Howard
Charlotte Condren
Maxine Osborne
Clarabell Humphers
Elsie Mae Perkins
Jeannine Gollihugh
Thelma Lamar Griffin
Kenny Trimble
Jimmie M. Oglesby
Doris Margaret Webb
Corinne Gray
Billy Wayne Gollihugh
Billy Joe Dickson
Steve Eitner
B. E. Humphers
Ford
E. C. Britain
Monroe Street
Britain
W. A. Phillips
Byers
Duck and Goose
King Company
West 10Th St
Amarillo, Texas
Ghliee
McCallum and
Betty Miller
Polk
Neal Hall
Fisk Bldg
Gunn-Hinerman's
Gunn-Hinerman Pre CO
Kayser
Polk St
B. R. Solnick
Mgr
Southwestern Public Service
Company
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