Christmas Party Of Junior Business Women's Club
Miss Camilla Wheatley hosted the Junior Business Women's Club Christmas party at 1600 Lipscomb Street. In the president’s absence Kathren Coleman presided. Esther Hicks spoke on Interior Decoration and Beryl dine Broaddus discussed Route to Chic. Carols were sung and gifts given. next meeting set for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Wheatley
Lipscomb Street
W. R. Irby
Kathren Coleman
Esther Hicks
Beryldine Broaddus
June Gristy
Frances Parkinson
Dorothy Staley
Mildred Doherty
Denis R. Thompson
Hubert Jackson
Roy Peet
W. H. Cathey
Violet Pennington
Dona Pursley
Donna Clyde Wright
Iola Rucker
Clorene Norton
Evelyn Broaddus
Betty Ftnk
Ethel Hicks
Allyne Whelchel
Kathryn Griffin
Margueritte Reynolds
Anna Mary Nelson
Annual Christmas Party of Open Forum Club Observed
The Open Forum Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. W. D. Westhbay’s home on Tuesday evening. Miss Iris Westbay performed three readings and Miss Irene Duncan with Hall Axtell offered saxophone solos. Eunice Castleman and Mary Roberts Warner presented musical pieces as gifts were distributed from the decorated tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum Club
W. D. Westhbay
Katherine Metcalf
Iris Westbay
Trinity University
Tom Sawyer
Irene Duncan
Hall Axtell
Eunice Castleman
Mary Roberts Warner
Miss Westbay
Mr. Axtell
Mesdames Elizabeth Booth
Emily Hall
J. J. Ogles
George Parr
T. L. Rhodes
Rita Swann
W. D. Westbay
Cleo Bradley Potter
Jessie Castleman
Gladys Davis
Mary Evans
Grace Foreman
Household Hints and System Eases Dishwashing
Melt chocolate over hot water to avoid burning and cool slightly before mixing into batter. For dishwashing, wash in order: glasses, silver, cups, plates, serving dishes, then cutlery and utensils. Stacking leftovers helps. soak utensils to reduce scrubbing. Flat hamburger cakes use a mix of beef onions salt paprika celery salt mustard egg to form six patties.
Time-Saver: Use lower cupboard shelves for flat kitchen lids
Create file-like shelves in a lower cupboard to store lids, pie and cake pans, and other flat utensils. This organized setup saves time by keeping flat items accessible and neatly arranged.
Amaryllis Guild Christmas Party Features Gift Exchange
The Amaryllis Needle Guild held its annual Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs. Paul Rose's home on Monday. Decorations featured cut flowers soft lights and a Christmas tree. Prizes in games went to Mesdames V W Killough E C Kight Bond Jones and Henry Johnson. Members attending included Bond Jones V W Killough P G Tucker Henry Johnson EB M Jones Ike Futch James Beynon R R Brown A A Thompson Paxton E S Kight Earl Crist Cecil Humphrey and the hostess. Neon advertising lights were noted as a historical tidbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaryillis Needle Guild
Paul Rose
Mesdames
V. W. Killough
E. C. Kight
Bond Jones
Henry Johnson
Mesdames Bond Jones
P. G. Tucker
EB. M. Jones
Ike Futch
James Beynon
R. R. Brown
A. A. Thompson
Paxton
E. S. Kight
Earl Crist
Cecil Humphrey
Forest Hill H D Club Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club enjoyed its annual Christmas party at Mrs. George Dudley’s home. Yuletide decor, games, and prizes for Mrs. Nathan Martin and Pauline Lakey. Gifts given to Billy and George Dudley and retiring president Mrs. Dudley. Participants included E. L. Davis G. A. Colling C. E. McPherson Finley Martin Nathan Martin T. H. Rodgers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
George Dudley
Nathan Martin
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Billy Dudley
Mesdames E. L. Davis
G. A. Colling
C. E. McPherson
Finley Martin
T. H. Rodgers
W. A. Pascoe
Jim Weaver
J. W. Carver
5. S. Siebel
R. D. Leeper
R. M. Mashburn
Stitch-In-Time Club Hostess Plans Christmas Party
Mrs. Virgil Carpenter of 206 Bryan Street hosted Stitch-in-Time Club yesterday afternoon. Members exchanged Christmas gifts in a wishing well and set plans for a husbands Christmas party tonight at 8 with Mrs. Kelley Stribling. Refreshments were served to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Carpenter
Bryan Street
Kelley Stribling
North East Third Avenue
Edgar Tyler
John D. Dunn
Truett Ledbetter
Cecil Weatherly
Hubert Davis
Wednesday Luncheon Club Hosts Christmas Party
Members of the Wednesday Luncheon Club and their husbands attended a Christmas party and banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs W Birge. The rooms featured Yuletide decorations and a floral table centerpiece. J H Griggs acted as Santa distributing gifts to attendees including B G O'Dell J W Barr and W P Henry.
Social Calendar of Events Tonight and Friday
The list covers upcoming social events including the Junior Home Interest Club party at Federation Club Rooms at 6 30 with covered dish supper hosted by Mrs. Dick Gibbon and Mrs. Berard Hargrave. Also Amarillo Country Club Holiday Junior Dance 9 to 12, piano pupils recital at 8, Woodmen Circle Christmas party 7 30, Beta Sigma Phi Christmas party at 8, Stitch in Time Christmas party 8, Halycon Club 2 30, Mattea Mee Clarkin Christmas recital 8, and Red Carnation Lodge party at 2.00 with I O O F Hall as venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Club
Dick Gibbon
Berard Hargrave
Amarillo Country Club
James Rittenberry
Hal Brown
Mattea Mee- Clarkin
Summit PTA Program Highlights Spiritual Growth Theme
Summit PTA met Tuesday at the school with E. C. McNew leading a devotional and Mrs. Bob Workman in charge of the program. Miss Lois Gwaltney’s class presented scenes including Mrs. Santa Claus and Congo Trip, with Dorothy Kemp announcing and Charlotte Condren assisting, as Christmas carols were directed by Mrs. Vera E. Byers. Marjorie Culwell was elected secretary treasurer to fill a vacancy. Mrs. Trimble reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Parent-Teacher Association
Bob Workman
E. C. McNew
Santa Claus
Congo
Lois Gwaltney
Charlotte Condren
Dorothy Kemp
Vera E. Byers
F. P. Trimble
Notable Names Mentioned in Historic Court Docket
George Weaver Ed Hudspeth Z H Poncelet Mescames Sadie O'Dell Margaret Doty T H Rodgers and John Birge appear in the roster of individuals associated with the day’s docket. The document lists these persons in connection with prior proceedings and related records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weaver
Ed Hudspeth
Z. H. Poncelet
Sadie O'Dell
Margaret Doty
T. H. Rodgers
John Birge
Methodist Class Party At C C Crist Home
Fidelis Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church held a Christmas party at Mrs. C C Crist's home. Mrs. B F McMahan presided, gifts were exchanged, a needy family basket prepared, carols sung, and special gifts given to Rosa Gold Davis, Mrs. McMahan, and Mrs. Crist. Assistant hostesses and many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Buchanan Street
C. C. Crist
B. F. McMahan
C. C. Brush
Rosa Gold Davis
McMahan
Mesdames
T. H. Henderson
Leon Miller
J. W. Thames
J. R. Moore
N. O. Halley
Charles Doebler
A. L. Swink
A. E. Mashburn
H. C. Brasher
G. R. Bufkin
W. R. Meadows
E. L. Briley
A. C. Black
Davis
C. G. Wilson
J. H. Powell
G. A. Black
Muriel Smith
W. B. Stephens
Mesdames Lloyd Orton
Ed W. Lovell
Darrell Patterson
Shields
Amoma Class Entertained at Amoma First Baptist
A Yuletide party by Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church was hosted by Mrs. Perry C. Burks at 2504 Harrison Street Tuesday evening. Mrs. Floyd Roberson shared a story titled A Few Bars in the Key of G as members sang carols and exchanged gifts. Dozens of Mesdames including Ruby Wilson Tom Gilley A. C. Shaw Lee Williamson Chester Dunlap T. G. Baker Arthur Huff G. M. Sullenger J. F. Eubanks H. J. New Alma Jo Davis and others attended with the hostess. The class postponed its regular luncheon and business meeting to January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Perry C. Burks
Harrison Street
Floyd Roberson
Ruby Wilson
Tom Gilley
A. C. Shaw
Lee Williamson
Chester Dunlap
T. G. Baker
Arthur Huff
G. M. Sullenger
J. F. Eubanks
H. J. New
Alma Jo Davis
Mesdames Lee Ryan
Tom Leno
Roy Houston
Mary Beadle
Ray Wilkins
Guy Smith
C. O. Williams
Emma Timmons
A. F. Berg
Carl Adams
Harry Long
Elmo Taylor
Beulah St. Cloud
L. H. Diggs
G. L. Phillips
C. C. Price
Timmye Evelyn Berg
Alice Maude Ryan
Christmas Party For The Division of G I A
A Christmas party for The Division of GIA was hosted at Mrs. Imogene Baggs home at 707 North Buchanan Street yesterday. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and Mrs. Ora Sandlin acted as Santa. The decor featured a seasonal motif and games awarded prizes to Mae Dickerson Pearl Brouchie Mollie Pearce Mae Fanning and Imogene Pace. A list of guests included Hazel Atwood Myrtle Evans Margaret Harmon Ethel Cadwallader Mae Dickerson Eva Ludden Leona Van Fleet Lillian Young Pearl Brauchie Mollie Pearce Eu nice Timmons Florence M. Cross Ethel Harmon Ora Smith Mae Fanning and guest Mrs. Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Imogene Baggs
Buchanan Street
Pollyanna
Ora Sandlin
Santa Claus
Mae Dickerson
Pearl Brouchie
Mollie Pearce
Mae Fanning
Imogene Pace
Hazel Atwood
Myrtle Evans
Margaret Harmon
Ethel Cadwallader
Eva Ludden
Leona van Fleet
Lillian Young
Pearl Brauchie
Eunice Timmons
Florence M. Cross
Ethel Harmon
Ora Smith
Mrs. Pace
Vacuum Maintenance Tip: Regular Dust Bag Cleaning
To keep your vacuum in efficient condition, empty the dust bag after each use. Frequently turn the bag inside out and brush with a stiff brush to remove trapped dirt and debris.
Piquant Banana Garnish Circles Roast Meatloaf Dish
A piquant garnish is made by dipping sliced bananas into mayonnaise then broiling briefly. The caramelized bananas are arranged around a meat loaf roast or fried chicken for a savory fruit accompaniment.
Sorority Holds Regular Meeting At Amarillo Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi met Monday evening in the Amarillo Hotel with Helen McCabe presiding. The program included talks on “Composing Pictures With Furniture” and “The Use of Color in the Home.” A Christmas basket for a needy family was decided, and Ardelle S. George will host a Christmas party at 812 Kentucky Street Thursday night at 8. Attendees listed include Helen McCabe and 11 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Amarillo
Helen McCabe
Esther Welch
Virginia Leigh Bull
Ardelle S. George
Kentucky Street
Kathryn Gorman
Augusta Diven
Marian Rosenwald
Polli Bilgin
Jinareed Scott
Lillian Meade
Ruth Shanklin
Rosemary Selover
Kay Utterback
Social Center Group Entertained at Furr Home
The N. Y. A. girls at the Social Center for Girls enjoyed a Christmas tea at The Key Purr home 2223 Hughes Street Tuesday. Co hosts were Mrs. Floyd Watson and Mrs. Furr. Director Miss Ingleborg Kilstoffe poured with a lace table centerpiece of winter flowers. Attendees included Georgia Blake Mary Margaret Hensley Colleen Hefley Veo Billington Ruth Denton May Dela Sears Bessie Mae Newton Aline Stanford Elva Gamble Fannie Mae Taylor Dorothy Jester Nettie Lee Higginbotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Street
Floyd Watson
Mrs. Furr
Ingleborg Kilstoffe
Georgia Blake
Mary Margaret Hensley
Colleen Hefley
Veo Billington
Ruth Denton
May Dela Sears
Bessie Mae Newton
Aline Stanford
Elva Gamble
Fannie Mae Taylor
Dorothy Jester
Nettie Lee Higginbotham
Juniors to Be Entertained Tonight by Woodmen's Circle
Juniors will be entertained tonight at the LOOP by the Woodmen's Circle. Pollyannas will be exchanged and a special program is arranged to begin at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen's Circle
Currant Muffin Variant Add Currants to Batter
A muffin variant suggests adding half a cup of currants to the regular batter for breakfast muffins. Serve hot or cold with butter. Children usually like these.
Dressing Table Lighting Tips
To get usable light at the dressing table hang the bulb directly above the mirror. Proper light strongly influences correct make up.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amaryllis Guild
Forest Hill H. D. Club
Holly
Tim Hat
Parkahoods
Kayser
Kayserette
Polk St
R, R. Sotnick, Mgr
Mrs. Carpenter
Ola Jenkins
G. E. McCrimmon
Arch Road
I. O. O. F. Hall
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
North East
Third Avenue
Halycon Club
H. A. Gilmore
Lincoln Street
Fundamental Bible
Della Crittenden
Pierce Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Summit Pta
Blackburn Bros
Blackburn
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hickey-Freeman
TEX
West
Sixth Avenue
D. C
Milwee
Cranberry
Per LE
California
Furr
Blackburn's
West Texas
Arrow and Browne
Hether
House of Heinz
Heinz
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