Panhandle Speech Arts Festival Marks National Drama Week
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association staged a Shakespeare festival at the Playhouse 1800 Harrison Street Tuesday evening in observance of National Drama Week. A large crowd from Borger Pampa Canyon and nearby Panhandle towns attended. Mary Miller Beard and Mary Morgan Brown of West Texas State Teachers College led the festival with selections from Romeo and Juliet and Henry VIII. Special parts were played by Mrs. J. Alton May Miss Charlotte Allen and Miss Monte Lee Simmons with music by Mrs. John Josey and Miss Mary Holman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Playhouse
Harrison Street
Borger
Pampa
Canyon
Panhandle
Mary Miller Beard
Mary Morgan Brown
West Texas State Teachers College
Six W Club Bridge Party Hosted at Monroe Street Home
The Six W Bridge Club met at Mrs. Gerald Bishop’s home at 803 Monroe Street on Wednesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Bishop, second to Mrs. C. V. Wood, and traveling prize to Mrs. R. E. Dickerson. Guests included Mrs. Dickerson and Mrs. Mary Beeman, with members listed as Mesdames Wood, Payne, Reed, Fowler, Nelson, Hudgins, and Gerald Bishop. The club plans a meeting with Mrs. Payne at Yeakel Apartments next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bishop
Monroe Street
Bishop
Co. V. Wood
R. E. Dickerson
Gilbert Walker
Houston Street
John H. Walker
Paul Stone
R. L. Sanders
Leonard Francis
Leslie Beeman
Masters J. L. Beeman
Teddy Walker
Stone
Jackson Street
D A R Chapter to Meet Monday Afternoon
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a meeting Monday at 3 o clock with Mrs Don H Culton at 1921 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Don H. Culton
Harrison Street
Amarillo Canary Bird Club Meets in Mrs Blake Home
Mrs T W McBride led a Tuesday afternoon Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Bird Club meeting at Mrs J B Blake’s home with Mrs G L Kirven presiding. Papers on birds were read by several members, plans for a bird show discussed and delayed. Out of town member Mrs Mary Bookman of Denver joined. refreshments were served for five guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. McBride
Amarilo
Roller Canary Bird Club
J. B. Blake
G. L. Kirven
L. D. Heyser
F. G. Garthwait
E. E. Mims
Kirven
Mary Bookman
Denver
Fred B. Hart
Frank Floyd
J. C. Metcalf
A. R. Young
J. A. Merrit
Blood tonic appeals to workers worn down by toil
A health ad urges readers worn by indoor labor to try S.S.S. and 8.8.8. to rebuild red blood cells, improve appetite and color, and restore energy. It touts the tonics as scientifically validated and superior to substitutes, noting they aid gastric secretions and hemoglobin. The pitch targets fatigue and once dismissed “let down” feeling, urging medical consultation for organic trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Belie &E
S.S
Adorable New Frock Pattern for Miss 2 to 10
The Anne Adams pattern 1766 offers a spring frock for girls in sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Fabrics include printed dimity lawn or wash silk with gathered panels and flared sleeves. Bloomer set included. Pattern price fifteen cents. magazine and pattern combined twenty five cents. Order via The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
The social calendar lists Thursday and Friday gatherings across Amarillo with groups like International Relations, Woman's Hour broadcast by Potter County Federation, Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary, Unity Study Club, and Red Carnation Lodge. Also noted are McKinley P T A events, Wesly Friendship Glass banquet, Woodman Circle, and various club luncheons and recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Progressive Dinner Connects Bethany Class and School Events
A Bethany Class progressive dinner at First Baptist featured tacky costume prizes won by Mrs. Tony Harlan. Courses moved among homes at 2103 Lipscomb Street 2043 Ong Street and 1023 West Tenth Avenue. Attendees list includes Horace Griggs Charles M. Rogers M. McGill Elsie Lay A. K. Wiseman and many others. McKinley School PTA meets Friday at 8 pm with Supt. W. A. McIntosh giving a talk on school essentials. Amarillo Little Theater invites participation for Icebound with director C. W. Batchelder Canyon contact Mrs. Howard Lynch. R. N. Lipscomb will preach at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Tony Harlan
H. G. Maxfied
Lipscomb Street
H. M. Adkins
Ong Street
Jesse
Rual Jones
E. O. Chaddock
L. R. Vaughn
J. B. White
James Foran
Johnnie Winters
Theodore Pitchins
W. F. Theis
L. M. Fisher
George Russell
R. B. Norman
A. K. Webster
A. H. Brown
Horace Griggs
Bertha Henderson
Ted Cox
George L. Stone
C. 8. Kuhne
L. B. Godwin
B. T. McCormick
J. F P. Dees
A. F. Kiersey
Edward Price
H. C. Garrett
Jesse Rogers
H. G. Mexfield
Ralph Robertson
Wayne Middleton
Amarillo
Child Study Groups Hold First Play Hour for Children
Several children from the Amarillo and Las Madres Circles of the Child Conservation League of America gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs BE A Armstrongs home at 3502 Polk Street. From 3 to 5 o clock they heard stories and enjoyed supervised play. Sixteen children attended this new project sponsored by the two chapters. The next play hour will be at Mrs Ernest W Webster 827 Virginia Street next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Las Madres
Child Conservation League of America
BE. A. Armstrong
Polk Street
Ernest W. Webster
Virginia Street
Mrs Ann Summers Hosts Needle Club Meeting
Mrs Ann Summers entertained Needle Club members Tuesday afternoon at 3612 West Tenth Avenue. Refreshments were served to guests including J Nelson, J W Clifton, H H Cooper, I D Cole, R D Gist, Augusta Greening, FE W Hardin, C D Jackson, Ray C Johnson, H Banks Jones, Joe Kimble, B L Kingsland, R B Killough, J W Lee, J G Matthews, G J Nunn, R C Neely, J S Orr, J W Puckett, C F Randal, J B E Rowland, L O Thompson, Howard Trigg, Davis Tudor, Edgar Wilson, Lilly G Hollis, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Ann Summers
West Tenth Avenue
J. Nelson
J. W. Clifton
H. H. Cooper
I. D. Cole
R. D. Gist
Augusta Greening
FE. W. Hardin
C. D. Jackson
Ray C Johnson
H. Banks Jones
Joe Kimble
B. L. Kingsland
R. 8
Killough
J. W. Lee
J. G. Matthews
G. J Nunn
R. C. Neely
Orr
J. W Puckett
C. F. Randal
J. BE. Rowland
L. O. Thompson
Howard Trigg
Davis Tudor
Edgar Wilson
Lilly G. Hollis
Hostess
Miss Woodson’s halo hat and black crepe dress ensemble
Miss Jean Woodson wears a halo style hat with a black crepe dress featuring a ruffled neck and sleeves trimmed with white triangles that hang from the shoulder in a romantic fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jean Woodson
Maharanee Holkar’s striking orange crepe frock with gold beads
In Paris on February 8 the Maharanee Holkar of Indore wears a winter frock of orange clapotis crepe woven with gold beads. The elegant dress features slender lines that cling to the figure as it catches the light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maharanee Holkar
Indore
Household Hints and Vacation Outfit Tips
A scrambled update suggests adding garlic to French dressing and equal whipped cream to mayonnaise. Dressing substitutes for butter on sandwiches. Vacation packing advice favors shorts and bright shirts, with color guidance. Meal plan outlines breakfast with orange juice cereal and toast, lunch with vegetables and toasted cheese, dinner of broiled halibut and lattice potatoes.
ALLENRY Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An early 20th century advertisement touts ALLENRY as a safe prescription that rapidly reduces uric acid to relieve rheumatic attacks neuritis sciatica and lumbago. It claims swift relief within 24 to 48 hours with a money back guarantee, and notes availability at city stores and druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canary Bird Club
Mrs. Blake
Dorris Landers
Sanborn School
Gene Galle
Pauline Bosworth
Carol Lee Shaw
Geraldine Bosworth
Margaret Ficke
Guy Pitts Smith
Aileen Morris
Jane Hayes
Mary Hart
Lois Morris
Anna Laura Giles
Clarice Hogan
Mary Cathryn Shaw
Bobbie Jack Kemp
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Keep Fit
Boy Anne Ohlan
E Social Alendar
The
Abbie Routh Hayman
Bonham Street
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
American Legion
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Painters Hall
Richard Winningham
van Bure Street
Jack B. Golding
Halcyon Club
H. G. Johnson
Prospect Street
McKinley P. T. A
Travel Study Club
J. P. Mathis
Tyler Street
Wesley Friendship Glass of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Blackstone Hotel
Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Amarillo College
W. M. Gouldy
van Buren Street
McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association
Dorris ‘Sanders
Dr. Shelton
First Christian Church
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Finley Martin
Friendly Needle Club
8. A. Woody
West Fourth Avenue
W. M
Wm.l. Ball Chiropractor
Blackburn
Amarillo Res
P. T. A. Meet
McKinley School
Parent-Teacher Association
W. A. McIntosh
J. C. Neudigate
E. P. Fincher
Lulu Finch
Mother Singers
R. N. Lipscomb
Mrs. Ann Summers
Maharanee
South
Tedae
Pangburn
Valentine
Cdrug CR
Trimmins
Chamberlain
Raver
Krank
Acatone
Bobo
Magnesia
Nyseptol
Wrvarrot
FOX Drug
News-Globe
Betty
Rinso
Z. W. Smith
Hayden St
7. W. Smith
Amarillo, Texas
Good Houseking Institute
ISO
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!