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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1932

Page

7

D A R Group Plans Bicentennial Activities and Studies

Esther McCrory Chapter of the D A R met at Mrs. Allen Early's home to review officer reports and a tax on aliens bill, discuss Continental Congress delegates, and view Washington bicentennial lantern slides. The program highlighted George Washington's leadership and patriotism, followed by refreshments. Royal Neighbors prepare for 2:30 pm meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with rituals to be brought.

Esther McCrory Allen Harrison Street G. T. Vineyard Ernest O. Thompson Hanson Post Congress National Society Continental Congress E. H. Gipson State Committee George Washington Washington John Rowland Allen Early Lena Kuykendall W. B. Donaney Fred W. Dodson Anna Chenault L. N. Pittman R. M. Lambdin Royal Neighbors of America Odd Fellows Hall East Fifth Avenue

Social Calendar Highlights Weekday Clubs and Meetings

Thursday events cover a range of local groups led by Mrs E O Jordan and others. Activities include study clubs at schools and libraries, a Women’s Hours session, bridge dinners, P T A thrift programs, and church class meetings with lunch and lesson topics. Numerous hostesses and addresses listed for Monroe Street Florida Street Mississippi Street and more.

Bid A Bit Club Hosts Valentine Luncheon

The Bid-A-Bit Club held a Valentine luncheon with Mrs. Max O'Brien as hostess. Rooms were festive with red flowers, red heart place cards, and a two course menu. Bridge winners were Mrs. D. V. Baker, Mrs. Van Salisbury, and Mrs. Franz Dyche.

St. Valentine Valentine Max O'Brien D. V. Baker van Salisbury Franz Dyche Fred Richards W. W. Sharp R. D. McKim Sidney Bridgeman Don Lindsay Noble R. Fowlke Leonard Sharp E. B. Wyatt

Farewell Party For J Barth Jr By Young Friends

Johnnie Barth Jr leaves soon for Shamrock to live with parents Mr and Mrs John Barth. A surprise farewell party was held Tuesday at Miss Ruth Hunters 1523 Fillmore Street with bridge dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Barth and many friends. Roycroft Study Club meeting at the Capitol Hotel is postponed to a later date.

Johnnie Barth, Jr Shamrock John Barth Ruth Hunter Fillmore Street Roycroft Study Club Capitol Hotel

Washington Motif Party Honors Kappa Delta Chi

Miss Bonnie Faye Bennett and Miss Cathrine Corbin hosted Amarillo College sorority Kappa Delta Chi at Miss Bennet home 1210 Bonham Street. Bi centennial Washington motif appeared in red white and blue decorations and favors. High score awarded to Katharine Duncan with Phyllis McDade second and Helen Galoup consolation.

Bonnie Faye Bennett Cathrine Corbin Kappa Delta Chi Amarillo College Bennet Bonham Street George Washington Hattie Lou Richards Katharine Duncan Phyllis McDade Helen Galoup Geraldine McDavid Mildred Williams Marjorie Warren Zell Saunders Ruth Wilmering Pat Sparger Frances McNeill Jean Walker Betty Zelley Idell Durrett Juanita McGee Richards

Llano Estacado Delegates Named for Continental Congress

Mrs Avery Turner and Mrs J E Griggs named delegates to represent Llano Estacado Chapter at the Continental Congress of the D A R in Washington in April. Alternates are Mrs Alex Davidson and Mrs C L Killgore. Also announced: Mrs FE Ashcraft as House committee member and Miss Augusta Humphreys as a page. Humphreys is daughter of Mr and Mrs David W Humphreys of 304 Sunset Terrace.

Avery Turner J. E. Griggs Llano Estacado Washington, D. C Alex Davidson C. L. Killgore St. Andrews Episcopal House FE. H. Ashcraft Augusta Humphreys

Community events mark week with dances and meetings

Junior Group of the D A R hosts a seventh anniversary costume ball at 1222 West Fifteenth Avenue with a Valentine Lincoln and Washington theme. A A A W luncheon is planned at St Andrews Parish House Saturday at noon. call Mrs. Frank Ford. Philharmonic Orchestra rehearses at Municipal Auditorium at 7 30 p m. Amarillo Country Club Valentine dance at the Herring Hotel Cactus Club Saturday evening. University Guild meets at the Herring Hotel 7 30 p m. Comtesse Murat attends Ritz tea in Paris wearing black crepe de chine with chenille velvet detailing.

McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association of the H. G Baker West Ninth Avenue D. A. BR John Alden Margaret Lee Carroll Spann West Fifteenth Avenue Lincoln Washington St. Andrew's Parish House Frank Ford Paris Comtesse Murat Ritz

McKinley P T A Studies Play For Children

McKinley P T A explored The Child and His Relation to Play at a Tuesday session in the school auditorium. Doris Shaw staged a Fandango dance, Dr H A Shaw led songs, and W W McIntosh defined education through quotes from Butler and Dewey. The group planned a March 8 meeting under Mrs C H Mason. Alpha Epsilon Delta Sigmas to entertain with a Valentine dance at Nat Friday with George Breckenridge orchestra.

McKinley Parent- Teacher Association J. R. McKinley Doris Shaw H. A. Shaw Ww. A. McIntosh Nicholas Murray Butler John Dewey P. L. Reppert C. H. Mason Alpha Epsilon Alpha Epsilon Chapter Delta Sigmas George Breckenridge

Hoover meets six senators to loosen credit and back RFC

President Hoover convened an early morning session with six senators to discuss methods to ease the credit situation and bolster the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Senator Glass of Virginia, a Democrat, is to introduce a bill aimed at these goals. Also at the conference were Acting Secretary Mills, Eugene Meyer, and Charles G. Dawes, while the attending senators included Watson, Robinson, Glass, Walcott, Townsend, and Bulkley.

Washington Reconstruction Finance Corporation Hoover White House Glass Virginia Finance Corporation Mills the Treasury Eugene Meyer Charles G. Dawes Watson Indiana Robinson Arkansas Walcott Townsend Delaware Bulkley Ohio

Bright Red Coat With Wide Collar Described in Far-Fashion Note

The description notes a vivid red coat paired with a large wide collar creating a scarf like throat accent, worn over a white wool frock with a slim red belt. The piece emphasizes bold color and distinctive silhouette as southern wear style.

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