Llano Estacado DAR Elects Officers and Delegates
The Llano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. J. E. Griggs regent and named officers for two years at St. Andrews Parish House. They also appointed a fundraising committee for a Washington Monument project at the University of Texas and selected delegates and alternates to the Continental Congress in Washington in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Griggs
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
H. B. Jones
J. W. Collins
KR. E. Crudgington
Albert Bivins
Tulloss
E. H. Ashcraft
Wayne J. Smith
M. L. Miller
J. W. Hill
Earl L. Mayne
C. A. James
L. G. Hollis
Capress
Hatchett
James C. Curtis
G. 8. McLellan
Annie McDonald
Mary Vivian Cecil
Helen Dow Baker
Potter County
Washington
James QO. Curtis
Avery Turner
Charles Killgore
Earl G. Wyatt
Ralph Martin
L. B. Colborn
G.S. McLellan
C. P. Walsh
J. M. Webb
Preston J. Wooldridge
Frances Wayne Smith
Frank L. Myers
Stanley Marsh
Lowell
Estudiar Club Hosts Mrs. Gordon For Evening Meeting
Mrs. T. L. Gordon hosted the Estudiar Club at 2108 Taylor Street with members sharing current events. A cocked food sale is planned for Saturday at Earl Wyatt Store No. 1. Heart contests followed the business, presided by Mrs. H. EB. Gladman, with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Gordon
Estudiar Club
Taylor Street
Earl Wyatt
H. EB. Gladman
Babb
C. 8. Dillard
Ofc. Apple
F. Pelton
J. E. Richey
Best All Round Girl Boy to Receive School Watch
The Senior High School PTA voted to award a handsome wrist watch to the best all round boy and girl. The watches will be placed in the trophy case and presented at the close of school. Mrs. Maude Munn was elected as a district PTA delegate. A $25 grant was approved for the Thrift Room. A program followed with piano by Mrs. Powell and song by Mrs. Swindell and Mrs. Steed. R. B. Norman spoke on High School Curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Maude Munn
Perryton
Thrift Room
BE. H. Powell
R. R. Swindell
A. D. Steed
R. B. Norman
Dan Cupid Seen In Decorations Bridge Party
Miss Margaret Tutt hosted a Valentine themed bridge party at 1209 Harrison Street featuring Dan Cupid motifs reflected on scorepads and prizes. Miss Flora Simpson won high, Miss Davilla Kelly was second, and Miss Loraine Skaggs took low with a guest list including Mrs Emil Hutto and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Margaret Tutt
Bridge
Harrison Street
Dan Cupid
Flora Simpson
Davilla Kelly
Loraine Skaggs
Hose
Emil Hutto
Vilas Newby
Roy Cowie
Sybil Moore
Maxine Grant
Dorothy Wiard
Winifred Simpson
Carmen Thompson
Cornelia Smith
Reda Raskin
Lila Watters
Henrietta Flescher
Lillian Harned
Presbyterian Endeavorers Have Valentine Party
The Intermediate Christian Endeavorers at Central Presbyterian Church held a Valentine party in the Christian Endeavor room with red and gold decorations. The program featured games and contests, comic favors, and candy prizes led by Mrs. S. C. Tulloss and assistants. Ed R. Mayer and Mrs. Fred Sliger performed solos, with hostesses listed as several local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Fletcher Hobart
National Society
S. C. Tulloss
FE. H. Ashcraft
Magmie Oliver
Albert Bivins
Ed R. Mayer
Fred Sliger
G. S. McLellan
J. E. Griggs
Earl Mayne
T. W. Collins
Delia McKenzie
E. H. Reedy
Wallace Heard
Wales Madden
Five Hostesses Entertain Harmony Club Members
Five Harmony Club hostesses entertained Monday with the play Immortal Be loved at Mrs. Allen Early’s home 2101 Harrison Street. The event featured brief Beethoven remarks by Mrs. H H W Cooper, piano numbers by Mrs. Hal Stack, and singing by Mrs. Ernest Zahl with pianist Mrs. Walter Fuermann. Special guests and club members attended in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloved
Harmony Club
Allen Early
Harrison Street
Early
James Wise
Tom Williams
Lester Blakemore
Galen McKinney
Hal Stack
Ernest Zahl
Delreige
Walter Fuermann
H. HW. Cooper
Beethoven
Society Guests Dine At Club Gathering
A social event featured a guest list including Katherine Roach Dorothy Ann Thomson Mary Ann Lee Mary Ann Stanberry Ruth Early Emily LoRelle Mozelle Pierce Dorothy Cook Mary Elizabeth Thompson Dudley Taylor John Williams Billy Bush Jim Saunders Marvin Collie Millard Nobles William SoRelle Edwin Spann J C Kerr Ed Browder Norton Rainey Robert Poole J T Oliver John Elliott. Sponsors Miss Lola Ward Bertha Lea Wood and Raymond Wright led the games and joined in the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Roach
Dorothy Ann Thomson
Mary Ann Lee
Mary Ann Stanberry
Ruth Early
Emily LoRelle
Mozelle Pierce
Dorothy Cook
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Dudley Taylor
John Williams
Billy Bush
Jim Saunders
Marvin Collie
Millard Nobles
William SoRelle
Edwin Spann
J. C. Kerr
Ed Browder
Norton Rainey
Robert Poole
J. T. Oliver
John Elliott
Lola Ward
Bertha Lea Wood
Raymond Wright
Child Welfare Club Elects New Officers
Officers were chosen at the Child Welfare Club meeting at Mrs. F. M. McLaughlin home 1711 Taylor Street. New president is Mrs. R Martini with a slate including Mrs. McLaughlin as vice president and other officers. next meeting set for Mrs. Crownover at 2205 Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Club
F. M. McLaughlin
Taylor Street
R. ©. Martini
FP. M. McLaughlin
J. BE. Biggs
Oswin McCarty
R. H. Kelly
J. B. Landers
J. €. Montgomery
G. 8. Hatchett
J. E. Montgomery
R. C. Martini
C. E.crownover
Polk Street
Frank Satterfield
J. E. Biggs
Higgins
R. B. Wingate
R. J. Parsons
H. B. Knupp
B. T Montgomery
R. L. Rogers
E. F. Rittenberry
C. B. Jones
Preston Oliver
C. S. Hatchett
J. Be, Montgomery
C. B. Crownover
Doe Mobley
W. N. Durham
R. HM. Kelly
Mra. Co
Fall Attendance Marks First Meet of Sam Houston P T A
A 100 percent attendance marked the Sam Houston Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association at its first meeting in the new building. Founders Day was celebrated with candles lit for key figures in P T A history, plus talks on Americanism and school respect for the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston P.T. A
Sam Houston Junior High School
James L. Kendrick
P.T. A
Theodore W. Birney
Kendrick
M. E. Roberts
Birney
S. M. N. Marrs
Noyles Darling Smith
G. S. McLellan
Amarillo
Billy Ballard
Madge Wallace
Cleaning Habits Highlighted by Miss Durand
Miss Durand urges regular laundering of apparel noting weekly wear and biweekly cleaning to keep clothing fresh and preserve lustre. She cites Troy during her stay in Amarillo as an example of proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Durand
Notory
Amarillo
Seniors Plan Valentine Party at Central Presbyterian Church
The Senior Christian Endeavorers held a Valentine program on Sunday night with Miss Kathryn Bartlett leading discussion and talks by Miss Frances McNeill and Charles Wright. Thirty two members attended and participated in the opening Flag Ritual and oath. The program featured a piano solo by Miss Johnson, a reading of Justice by Miss Mary Belle Cooper, and poems by Fairman Dee, with Charles Whittington reviewing The Man Without a Country. Katharine Duncan presented part two of Star of India. The group will host a Valentine party Friday night February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Bartlett
Frances McNeill
Charles Wright
Miss Johnson
Mary Belle Cooper
Fairman Dee
Charles Whittington
Star of India
Katharine Duncan
McKinley Students Organize Dramatics Club
A McKinley School group formed a dramatics club with Miss Jessie Ingram as sponsor Miss Juanita Hollingshead elected president Miss Vi Lee Bills vice president and Miss Ernestine White secretary treasurer The club plans weekly meetings to promote better plays and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Jessie Ingram
Juanita Hollingshead
Vi Lce Bills
Ernestine White
City seniors invited to sponsor home event
The sponsor Miss Hattie Mae Wood hosts a seniors gathering with Miss Rosemary Booth Jean Walker and C B Williams assisting. The note mentions over 1600 churches in New York City drawing more than a million weekly attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mae Wood
Rosemary Booth
Jean Walker
C. B. Williams
New York City
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Mrs. Gordon
Presbyterian Endeavorers
Bar-le-Duc
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
New Orleans
Troy
The
Troy Laundry
McKinley
Seoyce Agr
Lane
Dorette Durand
Nell Don Fashions
Nelly Don Features
Manship
Don Housewives
Tion
Don
Globe Cooking School
Sively
White
Kirk's
White & Hick
Amarillo, Texas
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