Charming Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs Dail in Amarillo
Mrs H L Dail guests of honor at a Christmas br idge luncheon hosted by Mrs L W Timms at 103 Palo Duro Avenue Coun try Club Park Amarillo. The thrice course meal featured red tapers and floral arrangements with a 42 game later in the afternoon. Guests included Mrs L M Light Mrs M M Sadler Mrs B D Dawson and others enjoying prizes for high scores and the musical piano numbers by Jane Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dail
Amarillo
L. W. Timms
Palo Duro Avenue
Country Club Park
Bridge
Dail
H. FE. Parker
L. M Light
F. B. Jackson
Janes L. Farwell
James L. Farwell
J. M. Webb
Ross Williams
D. Kerr
Clyde Garner
D. D. Foy
Amarillo Athletic Club Set to Host Evening Dance
The Amarillo Athletic club opens its holiday festivities with a 9 o'clock dance at the club. A special orchestra is secured for the occasion and the event promises delight for members, friends, and visiting students home for the holidays. The club has plans for more dances and parties in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Athletic Club
Christmas Boxes Play At Polk Street Church
The S. D. Vaughn Sunday Schonl class at Polk Street Methodist Church presents a Christmas play this evening at church time. A free will offering will be taken and all are invited. The American Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 50 pm in the Legion club rooms at the municipal auditorium for installation of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Auxiliary
S. D. Vaughn
Polk Street Methodist Church
American Legion Auxilary
Legion Club
Municipal Auditorium
Coles Host Christmas Party At Washine Street Home
Mr and Mrs Cole entertained a number of friends Monday evening with a Christmas 42 party at their home 2116 Washine Street. Decorations and suggestions set a festive tone for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs Cole
J. Cole
Washineon Street
Social Calendar Wednesday At Universal Club And Churches
Social calendar lists events for Wednesday including Rock club of the A A U W at 2 39 with Mrs KR L McMeans 160% Taylor Street and book review by Mrs Erwin Ochsner All members and prospective members invited Christmas party by Pol Street Methodist Missionary society at 3 with gifts for tree W M S First Baptist church at 3 yearly reports nursery care missions study at Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary society 1 with Mrs C Crisp and Mrs J L Scott Catholic Daughters of America 2 30 Christmas party at Sacred Heart church Amarillo Country club bridge tea at 4 00 Mrs FE W Hardin Mrs 8 F Newbold and Mrs G J Nunn hosts 7 30 S and 40 at Mrs M L Fuller Country Club addition Ellis Dance at Ellis Home from ? o clock to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. L. McMeans
Taylor Street
Erwin Ochsner
Pol Street Methodist Missionary Society
T. Oliver
Polk St
W. M.S
First Baptist Church
Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary Society
C. Crisp
J. L. Scott
Polk Street
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Church
FE. W. Hardin
F. Newbold
G. J. Nunn
Amarillo Country Club
M. L. Fuller
Ellis
Bailey Family Guests for Christmas Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Bailey and family of Hale Center visit Mrs. J. J. Jordan and Miss Ruth Jordan at 60 Van Buren street for Christmas. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Wink Garrison and family of Clovis New Mexico during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy H. Bailey
Hale Center
J. J. Jordan
Ruth Jordan
van Buren Street
Jordan
Miss Jordan
Wink Garrison
Clovis
New Mexico
Rabenowitz
Saul
Ray
White Deer
Joe Bank
Deas Key
Littlefield
J. M. Adams
Fort Worth
K. D. Casky
Fillmore Street
Lubbock
Marguerite Romero
Amarillo Music Company
Trinidad
J. P. Hodge
Marszon
L. A. Swann
Cahill & Company
Tulsa
R. T. Jennings
J. H. Brashears
W. W. Ballew
Clarendon
Earl Ballew
J. H. Roberts
Shamrock
Ed Byrd
Guy Byrd
Harrison Street
Earle H. Christian
Donald Maurice
First Congregational Church to Open Services Next Sunday
The First Congregational Church will begin services at 9 45 a m next Sunday in the Sanford building at Tenth and Taylor streets the former Central Presbyterian church Dr Robert Allingham who organized the church last spring will preach at 11 o clock in the new church building The church authorized its board of trustees to lease the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Sanford
Tenth and
Taylor Streets
Central Presbyterian Church
Robert Allingham
Sanford building to house church activities in Amarillo
At a recent meeting the church announced plans to move weekly services into a new Sanford building, replacing scattered meetings at Fair Theater Amarillo College of Music and other venues. A 6:50 PM Young People’s Meeting was set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Theater
Amarillo College of Music
Bishop Affirms World Still Not Going To The Dogs
International News Service reports Chico California December 27 where Bishop Charles Wesley Burns of the Methodist Church tells residents the world is not doomed. He criticizes harsh youth fears and urges preachers to abandon alarm and preach the old-time gospel while noting his work building 112 churches nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chico
Cal
Charles Wesley Burns
Methodist Church
Many Letters Mailed At College Station
Regularity in writing to mothers dads and sweet hearts is high among the 2 490 students at A M College here an average of 5 000 letters per day passes out of the institution A survey by M L Cashion general secretary of the college Y M C A and O O Henderson in charge of the A M postal exchange notes stamps sales account
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
College Station
Texas
A. & M. College
M. L. Cashion
Apples for Holidays sales in dozen and bulk options
A local vendor offers a dozen good eating and cooking apple varieties perfect for holidays. Fine quality apples available by the dozen box basket or in bulk at moderate prices.
Religious affiliations and student life noted in year end survey
The year end census reports 2,161 religiously affiliated students out of 2,400 total. Methodists lead with 714 followers, Baptists 588, Presbyterians 261, Catholics 140, Jews 15, and Christian Scientists 12, with four Mohammedans and one Unitarian. Twins T. B. and W. E. Vowers of Beaumont are promising freshman football players, weighing 167 pounds and nearly identical in appearance.
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T. B
W. E. Vowers
Beaumont
W. PB
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PEE Society
Bea
Beauty Shop
Arcade
Dial
Berta Cantu
Brownsville
B. M. Roberts
Memphis
G.H. Hattenbach
W. O. Payne
Baby
Floydada
R. H. Long
Canyon
G. Fogerson
Bishop
Buchanan
Mildred Barbour
the Globe
Lambert Pharmacal Co
St. Louis
U.S. A
Listerine
Mexico
Agmel Corp'a
AGMEL
Fox Drege
Randal Drug Stores
S.S.S
Blackhea
Margaret Frye
Ind
SSS
Xmas
ADAMS
Adams Dry Goods Company
Adams Dry Goods Co
Dalhart
Clayton
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