Reading talk tops Tyler Street PTA agenda in Amarillo
Pres. B E Masters of Amarillo College spoke on Reading influence at the Tyler Street School Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Mrs. W M Adams chaired, prayers were said, and readings given by Benny Plez and Florence Miller with songs by Betty Jean Hughes. The note mentions circle fundraisers and church society activities, including a Methodist doughnut sale and a W M S meeting. Also a Valentine party for San Jacinto church youths and a note on the beluga whale in Arctic waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. B. E. Masters
Amarillo College
Tyler Street
W. M. Adams
Texas
Benny Plez
Florence Miller
Betty Jean Hughes
Circle
Circle No
Polk Street Methodist Church
George Elo
L. W. Patton
Community Women Host Circles and Meetings Across Amarillo
A crowded Wednesday listing notes multiple church circles and clubs meeting at various addresses in Amarillo. Details include Woman's Missionary Society Bible study, Circle groups at First Christian and Central Presbyterian, Llano Estacado Child Conservation League activity, and West Amarillo Christian Circle events, plus a bridge tea and Unity Study Club gathering.
D A R Chapter Names Delegates For Conventions
Esther McCrory Chapter D A R met at 192 Harrison Street with Miss Pella Phipps presiding. Members approved delegates and alternates to the national congress and state convention, listing several named ladies and alternates for both bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Don Culton
Harrison Street
A. A. Lumpkin
A. L. Brint
E. O. Northcutt
J. L. Taylor
Charles R. Austin
Pella Phipps
National Congress
J. L. Smith
Lee Bivins
W. E. Herring
C. W. Warwick
A. L. Stanley
Ray Wheatley
L. A. Wells
H. C. Randolph
Don H. Culton
Geraldine Green
L. Seay
H. K. Stanfield
Community church events and club meetings schedule
Pierce Street Baptist W M A holds 1 30 afternoon gathering. Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meets all day with covered dish luncheon led by Mrs E L Butterfield at 10. Senior Young People Dept of San Jacinto Methodist hosts a valentine party at 3010 Hayden Street at 8. Fellowship Class of Central Presbyterian offers luncheon for Mexican Mission at 411 South Arthur Street at noon. Queen Esther Club led by Mrs Martha Nixon meets at 1502 Lincoln Street at 2 30. Mrs L L Bennett and Mrs C C Pangle assist as hostesses. W M B of San Jacinto Methodist Church meets at the church at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
South Arthur Street
Young People’s Department
San Jacinto Methdist Church
Hayden Street
First Baptist Church
Florence Warne
N. J. Ballard
West Second Avenue
Clyde Buchanan
Robert Burnett
Alice Bagby Smith
G. Q. Burnett
South Fillmore Street
Bertha Lee Hunt
Palmer Black
West
Twelfth Avenue
Lucille Ragan
Ed Hatchett
Fifteenth Avenue
Kathleen Maddox
Elkin Lockett
W. R. Ballard
Pierce Street
Ethel Burnett Hicks
John Winters
Broadmoor Street
Blanch Rose Walker
George Klock
J. H. Cureton
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
E. L. Butterfield
Youg People Department of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Hears Talks by College Students at Amarillo College
Freshman and Sophomore Class officers spoke at a Patron's Club meeting in the college auditorium. Bill Ordway noted students look forward to campus organizations like the Engineers Club, football, debating, publications, language and men’s clubs. Bill Durham highlighted familiar surroundings as a home college advantage. Leigh Fischer and Barney Ogles sang, Dr. Ophelia Wesley suggested loan library improvements, and Mrs. R. J. Parsons presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Bill Ordway
Engineers
Bill Durham
Leigh Fischer
Barney Ogles
Ophelia Wesley
R. J. Parsons
Harmony Club program showcases classical forms evening
The Harmony Club met at 1013 Harrison Street with Mrs. F. E. Woodruff in charge for an analysis of classical forms. Performers included Mrs. R. C. Martini, Miss Juanita Henderson, Miss Jonnie Rowan, Mrs. F. S. Burnett, Miss Mabel Rowan, Miss Margaret Harris, and Mrs. L. B. Newby with several piano, violin, and vocal numbers followed by a refreshment reception for many members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Woodruff
Harmony Club
Robert Wilson
Harrison Street
Mabel Rowan
Haydn
R. C. Martini
Bach
Juanita Henderson
Jonnie Rowan
F. 8. Burnett
Brahms
Margaret Harris
L. B. Newby
Mrs. Newby
J. Frank Storm
Orewe Hudgins
Arthur J. Martin
Co. E. Birkmeyer
J. H. Robberson
J. R. Allen
E. P. Hubbard
Norris Ewing
J. M. Webb
R. O. Wilson
A. E. Vincent
C. H. Tyler
T. H Rowan
Laster J. Vick
E. H. Quattlebaum
R. H. MecAlton
T. D. Berthelot
R. W. Adams
Vernon B. Thompson
L. H. Bradford
Hoyt Houck
J. H. Florey
B. V. Blackwell
Mesdemes J. Alton May
Jack Burgess
W. Payne Frost
Otis Trulove
C. W. Seibel
Lester Blakemore
Burnett
R. A. Duncan
B. B. Holland
E. W. Little
Howard Lynch
R. C Martini
C. H. Mason
H. N. Wheeler
Problems of American Education central to Jarrett talk
Dr R P Jarrett of West Texas State Teachers College discussed federalization of schools and the need to coordinate views between cultural and practical curricula. He urged rearranging finances to maximize essential activities and cited Spencer's five points for a sound educational system. Mrs Wolflin hosts Twentieth Century Club Friday, and Palo Duro Chapter of the Child Conservation League meets with Mrs Spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don H. Culton
R. Dean Kirk
8. L. Seay
C. C. Cunningham
R. P. Jarrett
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Almog
Jarrett
Spencer
Palo Duro
The
Child Conservation League of America
J. A. Spikes
Jackson Street
Knickerbocker Bridge Winner Honored Here
Mrs Ewing Steele of Birmingham Alabama won the silver loving cup at the Knickerbocker Hotel New York City winter bridge tournament and was feted at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs R W Prentice and Mrs O H Gosch at 3015 Hayden Street over 30 guests attended. The O W Club plans a 2 30 Thursday meeting at the home of Mrs P A Pressig 1801 Van Buren Street. the event was moved from Mrs S H Taylors residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Steele
Birmingham
Ala
New York City
R. W. Prentice
Hayden Street
Prentice
O. H. Gosch
Steele
Amarillo
Cardus Helps Esther Dodson End Cramping Says Cardul
Mrs Esther L Dodson of Lowry City Missouri recalls cramping relief after taking Cardus. She credits improved health to Cardul and endorses it for women when aches and cramps arise from a weakened condition. Sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Esther L. Dodson
Lowry City
Baptist Y. W. A. Has Interesting Program
A meeting of the First Baptist Church Y W A featured an engaging program on Old Ministers Relief. The event took place Monday evening at Mrs. J T Russell’s home at 1711 Buchanan Street and refreshments followed for a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Y. W. A
First Baptist Church
J. T. Russell
Buchanan Street
Jeanette Reece
Mabel Mims
Ruby Barksdale
Dorothy Lee Greer
Isabel Waller
Marie Wood
Ora Frezier
Gladys Townes
Dorothy Jackson
Gayetta Jackson
Bethine Williams
Louise Russell
Cora Lee Carter
Frances Bowen
Mildred Williams
Marjorie Warren
Kathryn Smith
Russell
Shrovetide Supper At St. Andrews Parish House
The public is invited to a Shrove Tuesday supper at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Parish House. The Woman's Auxiliary will run the event with a tasty, affordable menu starting at 6 o'clock, followed by a program included in the admission price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Queen Esther Club Meeting Moves to Wednesday
The Queen Esther Club will meet at Mrs. Martha Nixon's home at 102 Lincoln Street Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 instead of Thursday. Mrs. L L Bennett and Mrs. C C Pangle will be assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin
Twentieth Century Club
A. E. Wolflin
Hughes Street
John Maynard
Queen Esther Club
Martha Nixon
Lincoln Street
Safe relief for constipation with liquid laxatives
Medical authorities affirm constipation can be safely relieved by a regulated liquid laxative rather than salts or habit forming tablets. Properly labeled products like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin use clear ingredients and offer a gentle, non irritating action suitable for expectant mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted As Top Liquid Laxative
The ad claims many men and women misattributed distress to weak bowels, praising a properly chosen liquid laxative and advising users to start with a suitable dose and gradually reduce it until the bowels move naturally. It highlights Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the leading option among liquids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. E. Masters
Methodist
Woman's Missionary Society of
Arctic Ocean
Bering Sea
Borden
Borden's
Bridge Club
Jimmie Payne
Yeakel
West Tenth Avenue
H. B. Lautz
First Christian Church
H. A. Shaw
Sunset Terrace
W. T. Gross
Paul van Biber
North Taylor Street
A. A. Utterback
E. M. Frost
Bowie Street
E. M. Mirick
Walter Browne
A. M. Weisenman
Polk Street
Llano Estacado
Elizabeth Spegal Morris
Woman's Council of
J. T. Green
H. C. Gouldy
J. A. Stirratt
Taylor Street
G. W. Weddington
D. G. Hume
David W. Humphreys
Radio
Ruth E. Delzell
Line Avenue Baptist W. M
Little Flower Mission Guild
P. L. Bottoms
North East Tenth Avenue
West Amarillo Christian Church Circle No. 1
C. W. Pierce
Kentucky Street
Women’s Council of West Amarillo Christian Church
P. M. Richardson
Fairmont Street
J. L. Sparks
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American Legion
Woodmen Circle
Jessie Sanders
O. S. Sparks
Polk
Unity Study Club
Taylor
Pierce Street Baptist W. M. A. Church
L. L. Bennett
C. C. Pangle
W. M
St. Valentine
C. C
L. A
O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
Delhi
Capital
India
Vicks
Pal Dan
Tues
Wed
Jersey
Jones
Harrison
Hams Cudahy
Johnson
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Lee’s
Kellogg's
Cupid
Mae
Mae West
Dan
Hollywood
Lux
Lupe
Paramount
Ally
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