Church Socials and Cancellations Highlight West Amarillo Page
The West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council meeting is canceled due to ongoing evangelistic services. The Amama Class of First Baptist will meet Tuesday at 1 PM for a business and covered dish luncheon with Dr and Mrs Foreman as honored guests. A box supper and tacky party is planned Thursday at 6 30 PM in First Christian Fellowship Hall with proceeds for building and missionary work.
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West
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
A. D. Foreman
Fellowship Hall
The
First Christian Church
Circle 6
Woman's Organization
Evelyn Rochester
John Hille
First Baptist Amonia
R. L. Barron to Head MacDowell Boys Club Meeting
Robert Louis Barron, conductor of the Senior Philharmonic Orchestra and director of the Junior Philharmonic Orchestra, will appear as guest artist at the MacDowell Boys' Club gathering in the Federation Club Rooms at 7 30 Tuesday night. He also teaches at Amarillo College with Billy Nugent as program leader. Ray Nutt Cecil Langmack and Norman Higgins host.
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Robert Louis Barron
MacDowell Boys’ Club
Federation Club
Barron
Junior Philharmonic Orchestra
Amarillo College
Billy Nugent
Ray Nutt
Cecil Langmack
Norman Higgins
Amarillo
Mozart Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Otis Tru‘love
B. V. Blackwell
J W. Sanders
Madelyn Robinson
Mozart
Jesus
the Chapel Choir
Viola W. Wilson
Seal Holst
Carrollyn Williams
Hawley
Carrie Jacobs Bond
U. S
Joyce Homer
Magaret Harris Henry
Hughes
Marion Jane Holt
Haydn
Hurshelene Journey
Charles G. Dawes
Chaminade-Kreisler
Betty Jean Hill
Charles Filis Robertson
Sewzette Club Holds Afternoon Meeting at King Home
The Sewzette Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. A. L. King’s home 804 Carolina Street for needlework entertainment. Members present included Mesdames Macke Lynn Dickerson Owsley Frame Burleson Cooper Formby Reynolds Bowles and host Mrs King. The next meeting is set for February 14 at Mrs. Lynn’s 707 Louisiana Street.
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Sewzette Club
Dr. Caldwell's Laxative Senna and Syrup Pepsin Ad
An old advertisement urges using Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation and soothe stomach upset. It claims the combination wakes lazy bowels, eases nausea, and is palatable for children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Pattern 9568 pattern order form in small to extra large sizes
Pattern 9568 may be ordered in gazes small medium large and extra large. Instructions list apron A and B materials with fabric yardage and ric rac. To get this pattern send five cents to Amarillo News Items Department at 232 West 18th Street New York NY. Ten additional will bring you new pattern book.
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Amarillo News
Itern
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Newgat
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
N.Y
Miss Hope Adams Honored at Buffet Luncheon
Miss Hope Adams who will wed Guy Carpenter of Los Angeles on February 18 was honored today at a buffet luncheon hosted by Mrs. Jeff Neely at 2807 Hughes Street. Hostesses included Mrs. Hub Jones and daughter Mrs. Tom Murphey of Lubbock with a spring flower table and a guest list featuring Mrs. By man Newby and several others from Pampa and Lubbock.
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Hope Adams
Guy Carpenter
Los Angeles
Jeff Neely
Hughes Street
Neely
Hub Jones
Tom Murphey
Lubbock
Bright Spots in the Week's News
A society column notes an apology for an error in the Home Interest Club Guest Day program. Mrs. Fred E. Cornelius spoke on Roosevelt, with Stephanie Moszkowski linked to violinist Franz Rupp. Announcements include newcomer party at Amarillo Country Club and a Franz Rupp concert at Lubbock Senior High School Auditorium.
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Society
Home Interest Club
Fred E. Cornelius
Roosevelt
Cornelius
Lubbock Cma
Franz Rupp
South Plains Civic Music Association
Lubbock Senior High School
Panhandle Cma
Calendar of local social events and meetings
Tonight and Tuesday lists show multiple Amarillo clubs sororities churches and civic groups hosting gatherings at various venues including Polk Street Hayden Street Sunset Terrace and the Federation Club Rooms. Notable events include luncheons at Aronson Tea Room the Capitol Hotel and the River Road School building with hostesses named in attendance lists.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
Aronson Tea Room
A. N. Olver
Bertha McGregor
James O. Cade
Smith Smith Wedding Is Announced
Miss Edna May Smith and Harold B. Smith were married Saturday night at the Polk Street Methodist Church parsonage with Dr Earl G Hamlett officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs B F Hallmark and Mr and Mrs Alfred Spencer. The bride is the daughter of Rhea and Mrs Smith of Amarillo and a Amarillo High School graduate. The groom is a corporal at Fort Wayne near Cheyenne Wyoming. They will reside in Fort Wayne after a weekend departure.
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Edna May Smith
Harold B. Smith
Cheyenne
Wyo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Earl G. Hamlett
B. F. Hallmark
Alfred Spencer
Smith
Rhea Smith
North East
Eighth Avenue
Amarillo High School
Mr. Smith
Fort Wayne
Child Welfare Club Meeting Moved to Montgomery Residence
The Child Welfare Club will meet at 2 30 Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. L P Montgomery 2061 Tyler Street instead of the Sunday Globe News announced location. Mrs J B Landers will be co hostess.
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Montgomery
L. P. Montgomery
Tyler Street
Sunday Globe News
J. B. Landers
Molly Ann Stringer Honored On Fifth Birthday Party
A party for Molly Ann Stringer’s fifth birthday was hosted by her parents Jeff and Mary Stringer. Valentine themed decorations included name cards and balloon drops. guests included Patsy Dell Rollins Toby Druin Jimmy Morris Collins Sandra Branum Verna Lee Roberta Gossett Patsy Stanley Nancy Westerfield and the honoree.
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Molly Ann Stringer
Jeff Stringer
Valentine
Roberta Gossett
Patsy Stanley
Nancy Westerfield
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club Meeting Tuesday
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. William Imel at 3712 Line Avenue at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
J. R. Hoggs
Forest Hill
William Imel
Line Avenue
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Arab Patrol Meets For Dutch Lunch In Amarillo
Arab Patrol of Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine will meet tonight at the Amarillo Hotel. Hugo Loewenstern, new president, announced a Dutch lunch at 6 30. All members are expected to be present as assignments for the year probably will be made at this meeting.
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Mystic Shrine
Amarillo
Hugo Loewenstern
Patrol
Good Old Days Seen Through Sears Catalogs by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson reviews David Cohn’s The Good Old Days a history of American morals and manners from 1905 to 1940 via Sears Roebuck catalogs. She highlights shifts in women’s rights and dress, mass production, fixed pricing, and the emancipation of farm life, noting improvements in living standards and evolving consumer culture.
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Dorothy Thompson
David Cohn
Sears Roebuck
Cohn
Boston Woman's Rescue League
America
United States
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Lecturer Classifies People By Type in Amarillo Lectures
A sales engineer hosts six lectures at the Amarillo Hotel blue room, three free. Topics include personality types such as triangular, with traits and careers. paid talks cover Modernized Selling and Personal Development. Women’s sessions hosted by Amarillo Globe.
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Byron E. Lopp
Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns Luncheon Tuesday
The San Jacinto Kiwani Anns will hold a luncheon at noon Tuesday in the home of Mrs. William Con Way at 3713 Fountain Terrace.
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San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
William Conway
Fountain Terrace
William Con- Way
Fountain Terrase
AYDS Candy Promises Weight Loss Without Exercise
The ad touts AYDS candies as a no exercise weight loss plan with no drugs, claiming appetite suppression for overweight individuals. It notes vitamins A B1 and D, nutrients from yolk and milk, a 30 day supply for $2, free delivery, and a money back guarantee with mail and phone orders available.
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AYDS
Not So Good Old Days And Big Catalogs In 1905 Life
The text notes a large catalog era where bath rooms, showers, and toiletries dominated farming oriented catalogs while pistol sales to women, including purse pistols called our baby, were unlicensed and common. It contrasts perceived rougher times with “good old days” and suggests immigrants study Americanization with humor.
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Frank
Johnny
Traditional vegetable gelatin filling recipe note
The text describes making a lemon gelatin base with boiling water and cold liquid, then adding mild vinegar and salt, plus diced apple, chili powder, shredded cabbage, diced celery, chopped green pepper, and chopped pimentos. It suggests lime gelatin as an alternative with cabbage beets and horseradish for a different filling.
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R. L. Barron
King Home
Marian Martin Pattern
Mesdames Byman Newby
Jack Ellis
Charles, Green
Tom Seay
R. G. Morrison, Jr
J. R.T. Bassett
Otis Williams
J. N. Childers
Richard Reeves
C. N. Stokes
Stanley Marsh
J. Sneed
Jim Weymouth
Bill Stack
Pampa
Ben Guill
Peggy
Polly Hill
Jean Rule
Bette Fae Kearns
Rupp
Stephanie Moszkowski
Vienna Opera
Moritz Moszkowski
Florence Welter
Amarillo Country Club
Art Querry
Fritz Kreisler
Kreisler
Marian Anderson
Emanuel Feuermann
Beniamino Gigli
Lotte Lehmann
Erica Morini
Sigrid Onegin
Franz Gartner
Hattie Simmons
Otto Waller
Globe-News Woman's Department
Sunday
Globe-News
Alpha Delta Sorority
Mary Oe Finley
Polk Street
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Federation
Cotillion Club
George Hirsch
Poe
Thirty-first Avenue
Potter County Medical Auxiliary
Kate Ellen Grover
Pitst Baptist Church
A. H. Willborn
Hayden Street
C. T. Crowe
Sunset Terrace
G. G. Ordway
Grady Nobles
AII
F. B. Duncan
George Parr
Harrison Street
New Century Club
Agi Madison Street
Junior Woman's Club
Terry Thompson
Ong Street
R. P. Brent, Jr
L'Aiguille Club
O. F. Henville
Jackson Street
M. Allen Baker
Teaior
First Baptist
MacDowell Girls' Club
el Martes Club
J. M. Wiley
Capitol Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Bethany
River Road
Ben
Percy Gibbs
Wild Rose Lodge
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
Johnson Street
P. T
Woman's Council of
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
All Day Quilting Meeting
Humphreys Highland Parent-Teacher Association
Rodney Latta
Polk Street Methodist Board of Stewards
Smith-Smith
Child Welfare Club
Forest Hill Club
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Baltimore
Household Brooks
White & Kirk
Malland
Richard DIX
Florence Rice Victor Jory
Tom Tyler
Andy Clyde
Drs. Blackwell & Gilkerson
Association of
Ernestine Smith
FISK
Gunn Hinerman
Ballard
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