New Year Society Activities in Amarillo
The Amarillo community lists events including a New Year's dance at the Amarillo Country Club with special music and formal attire. A. A. U. W. hosts its third annual open house tea from 3 to 5 pm for college women and Federated club members and from 5 to 6 pm for husbands and families. Also an A. A. U. W. open house from 3 to 6 pm at Miss Jo Townsend's home honoring Elberta Gooch of Colorado Springs.
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Amarillo Country Club
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Jo Townsend
Polk Street
Elberta Gooch
Colorado Springs
Mrs. Shaffer Elected President of Missionary Society
The Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary Society held a regular session to elect officers for the year. Mrs. Amy Shaffer was chosen president with a slate including Mrs. Barton as vice president and others in key roles. Amarillo district officer E. E. Adams attended and spoke on her work. The group closes a year of strong effort and plans a chicken dinner to start the new year.
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Mrs. Shaffer
Missionary Society
Buchanan Street Methodist Missionary Society
Amarillo
Belle Bennett Institute
Bonita Eastern Star Plans New Year's Eve Party
The Bonita chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star hosts a New Year’s Eve party at 8 pm tonight in the Masonic temple. All Masons and families are invited. Mary Martin of Russell and Cockrell’s book department has returned from Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Roberts and three children of Alberta, Canada, visit Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cobl on Julian Street. Mrs. Roberts is formerly Myrtle Wright.
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Bonita
O.E.S
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Martin
Russell and Cockrell’s
J. A. Martin
Gainesville
T. W. Roberts
Alberta
Canada
W. T. Cobl
Julian Street
Roberts
Myrtle Wright
Country Club Dance To Be Gala Event Saturday Night
Amarillo Country club members will attend a formal New Year’s dance Saturday evening at the country club. Special music has been secured for the occasion. The event is anticipated as a most delightful evening. The New Year’s Child Study Club banquet was postponed indefinitely.
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Amarillo Country Club
Child Study Club
Roberts Family to Hold New Year Reunion in Amarillo
After twenty one years apart the Roberts clan gathers for a New Year's day reunion. Mrs. J. R. Roberts of Amarillo hosts five children and thirteen grandchildren from Amarillo Borger Pampa and Alberta Canada with several relatives attending from across Texas and Canada.
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Roberts
J. R. Roberts
Amarillo
T. W. Roberts
Myrlin Vern
Cherolin
Alberta
Canada
Burk Roberts
Burnett
Cycily
Borger
Tom J. May
Leora
Robert
Mary Nell
Carey
Maudine
Pampa
Douglas Witt
Jimmy and
Everett
W. T. Coble
Tomatoes a la Mode D York
Select firm medium tomatoes. Butter a baking pan and place a slice of York ham for each guest. Hollow each tomato and fill with chopped onion parsley seasoning and butter. Break a fresh egg over each tomato and bake slowly. Insert freshly fried croutons between tomatoes and serve from the dish.
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Paris
York
Esther McCrory Chapter D A R to Meet
The Esther McCrory Chapter D A R will hold the first regular meeting of 1927 at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the parlors of the First Baptist church. Agenda includes important business and a report on the Christmas entertainment at the Mexican school by the Americanization committee. A special invitation is extended to new members.
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Esther McCrory
First Baptist Church
Ewing Returns from Christmas Visit to Oklahoma City
Mrs Norris Ewing of 1910 Fillmore Street has returned home after spending the Christmas holidays in Oklahoma City with her husband Mr Ewing returning earlier in the week. Afternoon tea followed the program hosted by Mesdames J L Smith A E B Winsett Marvin Nichols and R H Stiteler.
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J. L. Smith
A. E B. Winsett
Marvin Nichols
R. H. Stiteler
Mrs. Ewing
Norris Ewing
Fillmore Street
Oklahoma City
Mr. Ewing
Las Amigas Club Entertained Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. John Stalcup hosted the Las Amigas club at the Melrose apartments 500 West Tenth Street. Holiday decorations accompanied a bridge game with prizes and refreshments for guests Miss Mamie Schaper of Waco and Mrs. W. E. Sloane plus Mesdames Keck Bliss Hagen Woolsey Bartells Herndon Ames Dee Denton and the hostess.
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John Stalcup
Melrose Apartments
West Tenth Street
Bridge
Mamie Schaper
Waco
W. E. Sloane
Mesdames
L. A. Keck, Jack Bliss
Jim Hagen
W. W. Woolsey
Bartells
L. V. Herndon
Bob Ames
Roy Dee
Pem Denton
Hostess
Baptist W M U Social Meeting At First Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church held a pleasant social gathering Wednesday afternoon at the church. Hostesses included Mesdames Stacy Williams Basham H V Studer and W H Wiggins with holiday decorations and informal hours. Each member gave a Personal History feature that sparked merriment.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Mesdames
Stacy Williams
Basham
H. V. Studer
W. H. Wiggins
S. J. Methodist Acquaintance Meeting Tonight
The San Jacinto Methodist church hosts an acquaintance meeting at 7 45 this evening with a free plate lunch and a silver offering for the Woman's Missionary Society. The program features performances and talks by Mrs J A Ashford R N Yarberry Dr William Curl Miss Mildred Bowden John T McIver Mrs Jess Walters Roy Bassett Irene Cochran W T Williford and Judge Hal C Randolph.
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San Jacinto
First Christian class to host New Year Jamboree
Mrs. Gray's Endeavor class of the First Christian church will hold a New Year's Jamboree from 9 to 12:01 tonight at the social center. All members urged to attend this happy occasion. Mrs. J. Lindsay Nunn was called to Georgetown Kentucky this morning due to her sister Nell Thomason's illness.
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Nunn
Kentucky
J. Lindsay Nunn
Georgetown
Nell Thomason
Jo Townsend Hosts New Year Open House in Amarillo
Colorado Springs social figure Jo Townsend visits cousin Gilmore Nunn and hosts an open house from 3 to 4 on New Year’s Day at 1607 Polk Street. Invitations reach Amarillo’s younger social set.
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Colorado Springs
Gilmore Nunn
Jo Townsend
Polk Street
Amarillo
American Legion New Year's Eve Dance Tonight
The American Legion hosts a New Year's Eve dance at the Legion Home tonight with the Sooner Serena ders' orchestra providing music. A gay evening is anticipated and the public is invited.
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American Legion
Legion
Travel notes and visits across Amarillo area in holiday roundups
Mrs Marguerite Black will accompany Mrs Bartley on a trip to eastern markets. Mr and Mrs Henry Long of Canyon visit Mr and Mrs C G Fogerson. Miss Aileen Weinberger spends Christmas with grandparents in Wichita. Mr and Mrs Frank Gerdes of Tulsa Fogerson. The Kerrigans depart for Fort Worth. Miss Ted Winters returns to Hill Business College in Oklahoma City after holidays with her mother. Mrs Alma Miller visits in Plainview. Frank Huff of Piggly Wiggly is ill. Mrs W H Miller returns from Dallas. Mrs E T Putnam returns from Lubbock. Howard Dees leaves for Dallas to attend school. Mrs Bartley to depart Amarillo for Albuquerque then eastern markets. Patsy Morin visits Borger residents J E Baldwin.
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Marguerite Black
Amarillo Bank & Trust Company
Bartley
Henry Long
Canyon
C. G.fogerson
Polk Street
Aileen Weinberger
S. W. Weinberger
Bones’ Economy Dress Shop
A. Bone
Wichita
Kansas
Frank Gerdes
Tulsa
C. G. Fogerson
N. M. Kerrigan
Fort Worth
Ted Winters
The
Hill Business College
Oklahoma City
Nellie Beardmore
Alma Miller
Plainview
Mattie Ruth Richardson
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Patsy Morin
J. E. Baldwin
Borger
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Amy Shaffer
Marizon
Polk ST
Jackmans
Las Amigas Club
Baptist W. M. U
S. J. Methodist
Mrs. Gray
First Christian
Gooch
K Witcherkirkin
Mother Hubbard
Tizpolk St
Baker's
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Montreal
R. D. Gist
I. Rasco
A. E. Winsett
Neal Hall
Blackburn Bldg
M. D. Oliver-Eakle
Alaskan Fur Factory
West Seventh St
Robert M. Shipley & Associates Tyler
Tenth
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