Mrs. Benton's Class Hosts Luncheon and Meeting
Mrs W Benton's First Christian Church class held its monthly business meeting and luncheon at the Social Center on Friday noon. A short program followed the meal with many attendees listed by name including Dr Roy Co Snodgrass and numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Benton
First Christian Church
Roy Co. Snodgrass
Ross White
Joe Scroggins
Joe Long
Arch Tyler
Elmo Platt
Elmer Miller
D. Ss. Elliott
Walter G Russell
Glen Salyer
W. R. Hickox
Phil Schumaker
Hamilton Luna
A. J. Morris
Gene Smith
Clark Hancock
C. J. Boyd
O. W. Floyd
A. W. Huff
Harry Cornelius
C. J. White
Floyd Crews
H. A. Shaw
D. T. Leachman
Ben Winkleman
Harvey Cdudgington
Jene Wiley
Harold Griffith
R. W. Nowlin
J. T. Simmonds
S. S. Davis
HH. H. Hall
R. C. Snodgrass
Pem Denton
Ted Blackburn
Cylde Holman
Cora Hedrick
Bert McAllen
George Quillin
Howard Boxwell
George Hilton
J. D. Benton
River Road P T A Hosts Games Tournament
The River Road P T A held a games tournament at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Rose to raise funds for a life membership for Quincy Ford in the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers. Helpers included Mrs Fred Kiene, Mrs Luther Day, and several others. attendees listed include Dr. and Mrs. Co. BE. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Ford among many families and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Rose
River Road P. T. A
Quincy Ford
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Fred Kiene
Luther Day
McClendon
W. N. Martin
C. A. Biggers
Jim Rountree
Clyde Bills
Co. BE. Perkins
H. B. Denman
H. J. Pankratz
W. E. Blackburn
Elaine Sizemore
Geneva Arnold
Rhea Co. Myers
A. E. Albright
Samuel Cox
Bobbie Rountree
Thomas Rountree
Paul Taylor
Theater Party Hosted by Delta Tau Omega Pledges
Pledges of Delta Tau Omega at Amarillo College hosted a theater party Friday evening. They gathered at Miss Maxine Grant's home, enjoyed the show, then drove to the Black Lantern for a supper course. Special guest Miss Maxine Maupin attended with numerous members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Omega
Amarillo College
Maxine Grant
Black Lantern
Maxine Maupin
Marjorie Red
Vivian Ballew
Mildred Harris
Mildred McMillen
Elizabeth McMillen
Peggy Page
Anna Mae Jameson
Temperance Wright
Loraine Skages
Sacred Heart Frolic Opens Lenten Social Season
The Sacred Heart Cathedral hosts an 8 pm frolic at Crystal Ballroom to close the 40 days of abstinence. Annual Shrove Tuesday entertainment features Mrs. Walter Irvin and others guiding the program with refreshments served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ballroom
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Walter Irvin
H. P. Canode
E. A. Ryan
R. E. Wheeler
Walter Barlow
John Lane
Walter Loftis
J. C. Spaeth
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Tuesday events include the B and P W Club at Herring Hotel 7 30 p m. Central Junior High P T A at the school auditorium 3 30 p m. Round Dozen Club at 1409 Harrison St 3 p m. Rose Bowl Tea Room bridge lesson. W M of Palo Duro Baptist Association executive board at First Baptist Church 10 San Jacinto. P T A program on Thrift at the school auditorium 3 30 p m. Amoma Class executive board 3. Bible study at church 9 30. Hull Club bridge lunch at Mrs R A Young 3623 Fountain Terrace 12. Woman's Missionary Society Unity Study Club at Green Building 7 45. Junior Woman's Club Mrs John Cowan 2215 Hughes St 3. John Delphian Chapter Herring Hotel Club Rooms 2 30. Baptist Circle No 6 Silver Tea Mrs H C Pipkin 2008 Polk St 3. La Costura Club Mrs J B Dickson 1607 Tyler St 3. Needie Club Mrs R C Neely 1201 Van Buren St 3.
Capital Debs Like Tiny Nose Veils
Washington society notes describe debutantes adopting vague tiny nose veils for afternoon tea dances. The outfits include long skirts tight waists small hats gloves and gardenias or orchids on the shoulder. Frederick Delzell of this city studied piano with Louis Cornell at the New England Conservatory in Boston and appeared in the advanced pupils recital last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Delzell
Louis Cornell
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
Mrs H O Sparks Hosts Valentine Bridge Party
Mrs H O Sparks entertained Friday afternoon at 2119 B Tyler Street with Valentine themed decorations and bridge accessories. Mrs P D Berthelot led in one game, with a party of attending guests listed, including Miss Estelle Stephens and Mrs W O Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
H. O. Sparks
Tyler Street
P. D. Berthelot
W. O. Stephens
Paul Gore
W. L. Peake
J. R. Green
Estelle Stephens
O. A. Taylor
A. F. Berg
Tom Gilley
F. W. Ansley
Ridings Host Valentine Bridge Party at Crockett Street
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ridings entertained at their home 1231 Crockett Street with a bridge party. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Boone Morehead, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gibson, Mrs. W. H. Terry, and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Gilbert Ridings
Crockett Street
Fred Warren
Ray Johns
Boone Morehead
C. N. Jarrell
A. P. Gibson
W. H. Terry
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper At St Andrew’s
St Andrew's Episcopal Church will hold its Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper at the Parish House starting at 6 30 this evening. A frolic and informal dance will follow. Reservations to Miss Mary Alice Scott at 6130 should be made early. Hot pancakes with maple syrup will headline the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mary Alice Scott
Golden Red Sewing Club Organized in Mobile
A new club formed Friday at 604 Alabama Street named the Golden Red Sewing Club. Royal Neighbors of America members gathered as Mrs. J. F. Archer was elected president with Mrs. 8. M. Boyer as vice president and Mrs. R. M. Lynch as corresponding secretary. Valentine's décor adorned the gathering and refreshment table. Attendees included Mrs. A. D. Hughes Mrs. H. S. Pierce Mrs. 8 M Boyer Mrs. David C. West Mrs. William C. Brigans Mrs. R. E. Morris Mrs. J. C. Hembree Mrs. A. B. Claflin and Mrs. R. M. Lynch plus the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Archer
Alabama Street
Golden Red Sewing Club
Royal Neighbors of America
Archer
M. Boyer
R. M. Lynch
Valentine
A. D. Hughes
H. 8. Pierce
David C. West
William C. Brigans
R. E. Morris
J. C. Hembree
A. B. Claflin
Trousered Skirts With Sweaters Inspire Winter Frocks
Moritz notes the latest winter fashion, trousered wool skirts worn 11 to 14 inches from the floor with waist length sweaters. The ensembles feature tight hips and flared hems as the dernier cri for smart women after winter sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Moritz
Prints Smart for Spring Wear
Paris couturiers predict a vogue for prints this spring with figured novelties such as embroidered satins in colored roses and black crepes printed with tiny white flowers. Plus local notices of P T A programs and club meetings with şekilde speaker references and hostess addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Revive campaign to keep fossils in Texas Panhandle finds cited
An Austin report notes the recent removal of prehistoric bones to out of state museums spurred revived efforts for a Texas fossil protection law and a state museum. It cites mastodon finds near Clarendon Amarillo and expeditions by Penn and California universities as support for the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Panhandle
Austin
Texas
Benjamin FP. Berkeley
Alpine
Clarendon
E. C. Case
Museum of Paleontology
University of Michigan
Michigan
Amarillo
Floyd Johnson
American Museum of Natural History
Pennsylvania
California
Case
Demands on Community Chest Rise Through Winter
Fred DeCoster reports growing Community Chest needs as winter deepens. The table shows Welfare Association and Salvation Army requests from Nov 1930 to Jan 1932, with relief demands now more than doubling previous totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Fred DeCoster
Charity Agency
Welfare Association
Salvation Army
Castoria: trusted remedy for small ailments in children
An old advertisement promotes Castoria as a gentle, non narcotic home remedy for mild illnesses in babies and children. It claims a single dose can prevent progression, highlights its pleasant taste, and notes the product bears the Chas. H. Fletcher name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Benton
Sacred Heart Congregation
P. W
Herring Hotel
Central Junior High
Round Dozen Club
L. A. Keck
Harrison Street
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Palo Duro Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
San Jacinto P. T. A
Amoma
Mardh Hull Club
R. A. Young
Fountain Terrace
Woman's Missionary Society of
Tenth Avenue
Unity Study Club
Green Building
Sesson
Junior Woman's Club
John Cowan
Hughes Street
John Delphian
Herring
Baptist Circle
H. C. Pipkin
Polk Street
la Costura Club
J. B. Dickson
Needie Club
R. C. Neely
van Buren Street
Washington
Pert Little
Mrs. H. O. Sparks
John Alden
Margaret Lee
Carroll Spann
West Fifteenth Avenue
Lincoln
Silver Fox
Mr. and
Mrs. Ridings
New Sewing Club
Central Junior High School
Christine Dyche
L. B. Newby
B. F
Jolly Good
Jolly Good English
Johnson Street School
J. H. Galloway
South
Lincoln Street
L. Z. Timmins
Mannie Abbott
Jessie Payne
W. H. Galloway
EL Navegar Club
E. O. Jordan
el Navegar
Mississippi Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Mr. de Coater
Astoria
RINSO
Old Tack’s
Wilbur Upchurch
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