Amarillo Athletic Club Hosts Week of Socials and Farewells
The Amarillo Athletic Club scene features numerous luncheons and dinner parties. Miss Helen Mode departs for San Francisco, while Miss Virginia Nobles hosts a valentine dinner for her guests. A second event honors Mrs. James Conwell of Tucumcari with lunch and bridge, and Dan Bowie’s farewell party for Wichita Falls guests highlights the week.
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Amarillo Athletic Club
Helen Mode
San Francisco
Virginia Nobles
Valentine
Sarah Beth Davis
Maxine Hardy
Marjorie Roach
Imogene Beard
W. W. Woolsey
James Conwell
Tucumcari
New Mexico
S. B. Reid
J. H. Cavanaugh
R. M. Gaines
L. L. Feree
Augustine Greening
H. Witherspoon
Amarillo Hoo
C. F. Collier
Allise Skillman
Marie Machovee
Social Calendar of Ladies Clubs and Meetings Townwide
A dense listing of 1927 social and club events across Amarillo. Sessions include Needle clubs at multiple homes, Amarillo Chapter Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, McKinley School P T A, Canyon Girls Club, Wesley Gleaners Bible class, 1927 Bridge Club, Fidelis luncheon plans, Little Theater constitution changes, American Legion Auxiliary, Johnson P T A on thrift, Pleasant Valley civic meeting, Esther McCrory luncheon at Amarillo hotel, T E L gathering at Second Baptist, with times and host addresses.
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Speech Arts Association
Needle Club
H. H. Cooper
Bonham Street
Bivins
Round Dozen
A. N. Olver
van Buren Street
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
McKinley School
P.T. A
Canyon Girls’ Club
F. R. Bush
Hayden Street
Wesley Gleaners
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. H. Doty
Carolina Street
Bridge Club
Barney Coley
Taylor Street
John Cage
West Eleventh Street
Fidelis
Church
W. C. Rice
J. S. Haynes
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Johnson P.T. A
O'Malley
Pleasant Valley
Esther McCrory
Amarillo Hotel
Charlie Austin
Second Baptist Church
Ben Ratcliff
North Pierce Street
Amarillo Girls Named in UT Beauty Contest
University of Texas will select the most beautiful campus women through student votes in the Cactus beauty section. Willard Perkins of Dallas, editor of the University annual, notes fifty eight dormitory sorority and rooming house selections as finalists.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Willard Perkins
Dallas
University Annual
Selection of Misses from Texas colleges and dorms
A lengthy list details contestants from various sororities and dormitories across Texas and adjoining states. Names include Miss Marjorie Cravens Austin Miss Marjorie Neely Amarillo Miss Meddie Mae Bynum Hamlin Miss Nancy Harman San Antonio and many others from Zeta Tau Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Delta Pi Phi Omega Upsilon and more. The roster also cites dorm picks such as Miss Wylma Griffin Beeville Miss Nathalee Jordan Fort Worth and from Grace hall Miss Alice Angell Dallas along with several rooming house representatives.
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Marjorie Cravens
Austin
Marjorie Neely
Amarillo
Zeta Tau Alpha
Meddie Mae Bynum
Hamlin
Nancy Harman
San Antonio
Kappa Delta
Adrienne Gordon
del Rio
Mignon Reed
Alpha Delta Pi
Maurine Hartkopf
Beatrice Lundgren
Phi Omega Upsilon
Franke Thompson
Houston
Cora Mae LaFleur
Kinder
Delta Zeta
Winnie Leo Jackson
Zelta Lee Haines
Gainesville
Alpha Chi Omega
Rose Howard
Gretchen Smith
Delta Delta Delta
Katherine Lawrence
Helen Hamilton
Gamma Phi Geta
Dortha M. Wattinger
Tucky Jean Smith
Winchester
Phi Mu
Lillian Randle
Wichita Falls
Winifred White
Chi Omega
Kate Calder
Galveston
Lucille Tucker
Dallas
Pi Beta Phi
Elizabeth Couper
Frances Tarlton
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Rose LaVerne Beck
Sulphur Springs
Elizabeth Eilenberger
Palestine
Alpha Phi
Greta Smith
Ranger
Alice Louise Buckeridge
Fort Worth
Kappa Alpha Theta
Wylma Griffin
Beeville
Nathalee Jordan
Mildred Gode
New Braunfels
Mary Louise Lowe
DeLeon
Scottish Rite
Barbara Way
Colorado
Nancy Brandenburg
Vivian Gray
Smithville
Eleanor Weber
Grace Hall
Alice Angell
Jane Webb
el Campo
Twilight Concert Delights Crowd At First Program
A large crowd attended the first twilight program by the Philharmonic at the First Christian Church Sunday afternoon. Soprano Mrs Madeiia Manchester headlined with operatic strength, backed by Mrs Lila Austin Myers. Oma Link Rowley narrated with clear voice and Minnie Hutchins played Mendelssohn on the organ.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
First Christian Church
Madeiia Manchester
Lila Austin Myers
Manchester
Hagemann
Kerry Dance
Evelina
Oma Link Rowley
Mendelssohn
Minnie Hutchins
Ole Aie
Ude
Community Notices Highlight Local Moves And Visits
Mr and Mrs Hatcher relocate from Lucerne apartments to 108 2110 Hayden Street. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with departures, travels to San Francisco and San Antonio, gatherings in Canyon and Claren don, and relatives staying across towns.
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Mrs. Hatcher
Lucerne Apartments
T E L Class Hosts Party at Mrs Wingate Home
The T E L class of First Baptist held a party at Mrs Wingate’s home 2033 Hughes street with 44 members present. Mrs Wingate was elected first vice president and Mrs C W Rogers became group captain. A tack party is planned for Feb 14 at Mrs J Edward Hurt’s home 205 Alabama street. Piano numbers were performed and 71 members attended the Sunday meeting, exceeding the 60 goal.
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First Baptist Church
Wingate
Hughes Street
George Russell
D A R Luncheon Reservations Urgently Sought
Reservations for the Esther Mc Crory chapter luncheon to be held tomorrow at 1 pm in the Amarillo hotel must be made today with Mrs. Charlie Austin phone 4211. Hostesses include Mrs. Austin Mrs. A F Lumpkin Mrs Will B Gilvin and Mrs Edwin McKinney.
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Esther McCrory
Amarillo Hotel
Charlie Austin
Austin
A. F. Lumpkin
Will B. Gilvin
Edwin McKinney
Gilvin
McKinney
Jay Taylor
Arthur Ware
Mrs. Durham Elected President of Child Welfare Club
Mrs. H. S. Durham was elected president of the Child Welfare club at a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. Will Durham at her home.
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Mrs. Durham
H. S. Durham
Child Welfare Club
Will Durham
Woodman Circle Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
The Woodman Circle held a Friday evening surprise birthday party after a brief business meeting. Mrs. Ruby Poindexter led the degree team of sixteen as they escorted members to a banquet room with a decorated table and a large birthday cake.
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Woodman Circle
Ruby Poindexter
Georgia Easum
Jennie Lindbloom
Guardian
Mollie Merriman
Edna Myers
Bertha Myers
W. L. Riley
Legion Meeting Tuesday Evening At 8
Hanson post American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary hold their regular monthly meeting at the Legion home in the Municipal building at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Reports on the membership drive will be given and entertainment plus a buffet lunch will be served.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Amarillo Lions Prepare for Clarendon Rally
Amarillo Lions gather for the district Lions Clubs meeting in Clarendon with H. L. Adkins likely leading the local delegation. Ten Panhandle clubs will attend, Deputy District Governor R. H. Graham of Wichita Falls to speak, and visitors will be hosted at the Antro hotel luncheon.
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Amarillo
MELLO GLO Cleansing Cream Promises Smooth Skin
Bridges Drug Co advertises MELLO GLO Cleansing Cream with cocoa butter for dry or loose skin. It claims dirt removal, peachy complexion, youthfulness, and wrinkle protection as a companion to MELLO GLO Face Powder.
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Bridges Drug Co
Rat Killing Made Easy with Envelopes
An advertisement touts No 9 envelopes as a rat killer. It claims rats gnaw the envelopes, ingest poison, and die outdoors with no odors. The copy urges readers to ask for the envelope form of rat killer No 9.
McCoys Tablets Promise 6-Pound Gain Guarantee
Underweight readers urged to gain health and figure with McCoys Tablets or Cod Liver Oil Tablets. Offer guarantees a six pound minimum gain after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with druggist refunds if not satisfied. Accessible at Fox Randal and Post Office Drug Stores.
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McCoy
Fox, Randal
Post Office
America
Mrs. Weaver Finds Relief With Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Lawrence Weaver of Mt. Pleasant Pa describes how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her illness after weeks of weak health. She now sleeps well, feels stronger, and cares for three children while recommending the remedy to other women.
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LawreNce Weaver
East Smithfield St
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia E. Pinkham
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