Christmas Play Tonight Aids Crippled Children Fund
The Amerilla public is invited to an 8 o'clock performance of the Christmas play Why the Chimes Rang at the new high school auditorium. Proceeds support the Crippled Children's fund, under the Parent-Teacher association of Tyler school T. B. L. Class. A 7:20 p.m. tree and party, plus multiple clubs and gatherings, spotlight community charity and gifts for the Children's Home. The high school band opens, with a cast featuring Wendene Wilson and Anna Ruth Denton. Proceeds fund medical aid for disabled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children's Fund
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Tyler School
Oscar Wise
Wendene Wilson
Anna Ruth Denton
E. Crownover
Christias
Oma Link Rawley
Mary Miller Beard
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Robert Wilson
Angel and
the Shepherd
Lew Wallace
W. A. Cimbe
L. B. Newby
J. C. Dickie
Junior Child Study Club Christmas Party at Mrs Johnsons
Mrs T E Johnson hosts the Junior Child Study Club at 1009 West Nineteenth Street for a Christmas party with a large tree, decorations and gifts. Guests played bridge and 42, with prizes awarded to Earl Shelton and Pryde Hale, followed by a luncheon for members and a guest, Mrs W C Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Johnson
Weat Nineteenth Street
Earl Shelton
Pryde Hale
Brige
W. C. Rhodes
Mesdames W. ©. Kenyon
B. Kirkpatrick
Burton Elliott
Douglas Witt
G. E. Smith
S. B. Christian
Bates Witt
George Pidcoke
J. Cole
Arledge
J. B. Patterson
James P. Hackler
John Winters
Rhodes
C. J. Moreland
B. Christian
Twentieth Century Club Christmas Luncheon Friday
The Twentieth Century club held its annual Christmas luncheon at Amarillo Country Club at 1 PM on Friday. A festive centerpiece featured a miniature log cabin and Christmas scene. After a four course meal, attendees enjoyed a program led by Mrs. R. L. McMeans with performances by Master Bobby Rogers, Mrs. T. M. Caldwell, and Mrs. Oma Link Rowley, plus Mrs. Fuerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Amarillo Country Club
R. L. McMeans
Bobby Rogers
Jesse Rogers
T. M. Caldwell
Oma Link Rowley
Fuerman
Saunders sisters host T N T sewing club Christmas party
Miss Olive and Miss Bertha Saunders delight the T N T Sewing Club Saturday evening with a Christmas gathering. The ladies welcomed members and shared festive cheer and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Bertha Saunders
T. N. T. Sewing Club
Christmas Party At 104 Tennessee Avenue San Jacinto
A Christmas party in San Jacinto at 104 Tennessee avenue featured a festive atmosphere with a Christmas tree and games from Progressive 42. High score prizes went to Miss Thelma Peters and Charles Shepperd, followed by a buffet supper for invited guests including Sue Hudgins Gladys Lowry Thelma Peters Novelle Ayer Betty Hale Bertha Handke Grace Boyles Carl Duniven Lester Hartman Dyle Morgan Bill Billingslea Clyde Holtzeclaw Ed Harris Loris Shepperd Charles Shepperd Bob Rabb and Mr and Mrs Nolan Gatewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Avenue
San Jacinto
Thelma Peters
Charles Shepperd
Sue Hudgins
Gladys Lowry
Novelle Ayer
Betty Hale
Bertha Handke
Grace Boyles
Messrs
Carl Duniven
Lester Hartman
Dyle Morgan
Bill Billingslea
Clyde Holtzeclaw
Ed Harris
Loris Shepperd
Bob Rabb
Mrs. Nolan Gatewood
Mrs Tanner Hosts 1926 Christmas Bridge Party
Mrs J H Tanner invited the 1926 Bridge Club to her 1611 Polk Street home for a Christmas party with a tree and gift exchange. High score went to Mrs Aubrey Jackson, second to Mrs T W Hunt, guest prize to Mrs Key, and a two course luncheon followed. Members and guests listed include Mesdames Hunt Jackson Lazard Martin Billingslea Smith Burnett Forsen Boren and Miss Grace Walker with special guests Mrs Key and Mrs H M Capri. Also Mary Frances Campbell and Olivia Mitchell to return from Oklahoma University for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tanner
Bridge Club
Polk Street
Bridge
Aubrey Jackson
T. W. Hunt
Key
Mesdames
W.S. Lazard
Clarence Martin
R. L. Billingslea
P. J. Smith
R. B. Burnett
G. M. Forsen
Billy Boren
Grace Walker
H. M. Capri
Contributions for Day Nursery Tree Must Be in This Week
Llano Estacado chapter D A R and John Alden chapter C A R members are urged to bring Christmas tree gifts for Amarillo Day Nursery to 1700 Polk street this week. Gifts will fill a little girl's Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
John Alden
Amarillo Day Nursery
Houghton, Jr
Polk Street
Heartfelt appeal seeks generous member contributions
A message invites all members to give generously, expressing joy and appreciation for support. The appeal emphasizes communal spirit and asks for widespread participation to ensure ongoing vitality and programs.
Amoma Class Christmas Party Tonight at Mrs Burks Home
The Amoma class of First Baptist will host a Christmas party at 7 40 this evening at 2604 Harrison street the home of Mrs Perry C Burks all members are invited. The Alpha Delphians will not meet until the second Tuesday in January after the scheduled January Tuesday meeting was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Perry C. Burks
Harrison Street
Alpha Delphians
Brother Act by The Associated Press
Akron dispatch notes Harold Skinny Basinger of Syracuse University as quarterback and captain-elect, described as Reeves Ribs Baysinger’s kid brother. Both hail from Akron. Also mentions people of England enjoy oranges raised in Palestine.
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Akron
Harold
Basinger
Syracuse University
Reeves
Baysinger
City
England
Palestine
Wonder working machine polishes floors faster and lasts
This durable device promises tenfold speed and quality improvement over Nand gear. Marketed as a lifetime lasting tool, it is pitched as the ideal Christmas gift for productive households and professional cleaners alike.
Sunday shows operate as arrests rise in theatre case
The same procedure as previous Sundays was followed with Sunday moving picture shows. Two theaters opened and eight employees plus manager Will R. Winch were arrested and bonded. Shows continued with large crowds. County Attorney Leo Sparks said no settings were made for pending cases. The December 4 arrests and those on later Sundays remain on the docket and trials are uncertain. The state resists trying the cases in justice court due to possible defense invoking a Supreme Court decision in the Ohio case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will R. Winch
Leo Sparks
Justice of the Peace Court
Supreme Court
Ohio
Christmas Visiting Society Members From Local Area
Mr and Mrs Roy Byrd of Dalhart spent the weekend in Amarillo with Mr and Mrs Guy Byrd. Carl Miller returns home for Christmas with Elmer Miller at 1810 Taylor Street. Roger Windham of Trinidad plans a visit with Mrs W F Dale over the holidays. Bruce Ashcraft, studying in Topeka, returns home for holidays. Chester Logue of Dumas is a business visitor. Mrs Johnny Taylor and sister Pearl Dittmer travel from Los Angeles to Amarillo for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Byrd
Dalhart
Amarillo
Guy Byrd
Carl Miller
Elmer Miller
Taylor Street
Roger Windham
Trinidad
W. F. Dale
Johnny Taylor
Miss Pearl Dittmer
Los Angeles
Railroad wage hinges on owners now
United Press reports wage increases for more than 150000 firemen and enginemen on 53 western railways were approved by a special arbitration board. Increases range from 20 to 36 cents per day, effective soon, with operators approving the rise though a Supreme Court appeal is anticipated. Colorado Chief Justice Burke presided at the hearing. An unrelated note says 53 of 59 ships found sanitary were British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Western Railroads
United States Supreme Court
Hazlett P. Burke
Colorado Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dogen Needle Club
John Barton
van Buren Street
P. BE. O
J. W. Cradgington
Tyler Street
T. J. Considine
Roy Thompson
J. M. Delzett
Glenwood P.T. A
Mizpah Club
Joe Mobley
East Tenth Street
Country Club
Masonic Temple
Kongenial Kard Klub
M. D. Oliver
West Eighteenth Street
Kill Kare Kard Klub
Night Hawks Bridge Club
L. S. Fite
South Carolina Avenue
Canyon Girls’ Club
Hal Pierce
Lincoln Street
Pollyana Sewing Club
Floyd Jones
Washington Street
Twin Six Club
Harlin Naylor
Carolina Street
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Tena Burgess
Brunswick Panatrope
the Phonograph Shop, Inc
Polk Streat
T. E. Johnson
the Misses Saunders
Mrs. Tanner
Mary Frances Campbell
Olivia Mitchell
Oklahoma University At
Norman
Vanize
Taundry
Amoma
Johnson Electric
Amarillo Hardware
Volk St
Bruce Ashcraft
Topeka
Chester Logue of
Dumas
Justices of the Peace
The
Little Brown House
Polk St
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