Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club uses warm bedding lesson
Mrs. Anderson hosts the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meeting at her home. New member Mrs. Cantrell joined as 13 members and two guests attended. Miss Mary Sitton demonstrated warm bedding care and storage for summer. Fat Stock Show entries and canned meat exhibit were noted for March. Next meeting set for February 26 at Mrs. Cantrell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
A. R. Anderson
H. L. Cantrell
Mary Sitton
H. C. Gentry
J. E. Speer
Cantrell
Wolflin P T A Heart Talk by Mr Arney
Wolflin School P T A met Tuesday afternoon at the school building with Principal Arney delivering Heart Talk on National Defense Through Patriotic Education. Arlene Salmon led the Patriotic program and second and third graders presented a play George Washington and the Flag. Mrs Arthur Ware presided. Mrs Clyde Smith reported clothing donations and charity work. Mrs Ted Neely was elected recording secretary to fill a vacancy. Prizes for most mothers present went to rooms taught by Mrs Sarah Childers and Mrs White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binford Arney
Wolflin School
Parent-Teacher Association
Arlene Salmon
George Washington and
Arthur Ware
Association
Clyde Smith
Ted Neely
Roy Byrd
Sarah Childers
White
Janet Ray Circle Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Janet Ray Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society met at the First Baptist Church with Mrs. Guy E. Smyth leading devotion on The Red Sea of Life. Members planned a mission study February 26 on The Gospel Among the Red Men and prepared a luncheon with a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Ray
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Guy E. Smyth
Robert Burnett
C. J. Roberts
Carl Adams
Margaret Fund
Valentine
Miss Gertrude Arnot Honored With Shower Ahead Of Wedding
A bridal shower for Miss Gertrude Arnot, ahead of her February 21 marriage to Ott Pettit, was hosted by Mrs. Max Merry at 818 Van Buren Street. Tuesday afternoon neighbors Mrs. Fred Post Mrs. Roy DeBoice and Mrs. Quinn Bell helped entertain a guest list including Mesdames Ethel Ames Roy DeBoice Co L Arnot F A Hagegart John Arnot Alice Anderson R E Stanford Fred Hinds Curtis Coble Pat Babb Don Crossett Roy Rose Quinn Bell Miss Willora Ivy Clara Bell Clark Mary Chandler Lestelle Devine Frank Day Brigham C E Landis J A Hitchcock and Joe Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Arnot
Ott Pettit
Max Merry
van Buren Street
Fred Post
Roy DeBoice
Quinn Bell
Merry
Mesdames Ethel Ames
Roy de Boice
Co. L. Arnot
F. A. Hagegart
John Arnot
Alice Anderson
R. E. Stanford
Mrs. C. O. Williams Hosts Elsie Clor Circle Meeting
Mrs. C. O. Williams hosted the Elsie Clor Circle of the First Baptist Church at her home on Arch Road. The devotional topic The Master Has Calleth for You was led by Mrs. E T Dunaway. Plans were announced for a March 26 all day mission study class and covered dish luncheon at W A Rice residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Williams
Elsie Clor
First Baptist Church
Arch Road
Carter Matthews
E.T. Dunaway
E. F. Rittenberry
W. A. Rice
van Buren Street
Valentine
A. C. Blank
Guy Chisholm
Warner Lee
Owen Roberts
A. L Farle
W. D. Foringer
J. H. Florey
FE. T. Dunaway
T. BE. Durham
Ella Wilson
J. L. McLaughlin
J. P. Black
J. C. Burkhalter
Eugenia Caldwell
D. M. Coffee
W.W. Cox
J. A. Hazlewood
the Hostess
Happy 12 Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Patterson
The Happy 12 Bridge Club was entertained at the home of Mrs Gladys Patterson Tuesday afternoon. A Valentine motif was used in the decorations and prizes were awarded to Mrs Mary Thompson high Mrs Patterson second high Mrs Billy Crotty third high and Mrs Lela Mae Cooper traveling. Other attendees included Mesdames Juanita Scott Ella Butcher Ruth Tomberlin Jess Short Ruby Blanton L F Hoarel Bertha Myers and Jeanette Warlick. The club will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Scott at 1019 Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy 12 Bridge Club
Gladys Patterson
Valentine
Afair
Mary Thompson
Patterson
Billy Crotty
Lela Mae Cooper
Mesdames Juanita Scott
Ella Butcher
Ruth Tomberlin
Jess Short
Ruby Blanton
L. F. Hoarel
Bertha Myers
Jeanette Warlick
Mrs. Scott
van Buren Street
Puppet Shows Highlight Tyler Street P T A Meeting
Pupils of Miss Mary Frances Hunter staged puppet pieces Epaminondas Snow White and Red Rose and a large audience attended. The group donated one dollar to the district endowment fund and Celia Jenkins room won the parent attendance banner. Leon Lassers and Mary Morgan Brown of Canyon attend a Panhandle Speech Arts Association dinner at Blackstone Coffee Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Hunter
Tyler Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Epaminondas
Ilyne Floyd
Peggy Manning
Mary Manning
Alma Lou Griffin
Billy Hughes
Henry Aiken
Ruth Marie Rogers
Claudia Brummett
Walter Shudde
King
Clothing Exchange
Floyd Cooper
Celia Jenkins
R. L. Saunders
L. M. Cernehouz
Stop That Cold The First Day
An old warning touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as an effective cold treatment. The tablet is marketed as internal and fourfold in action, opening bowels, fighting infection, easing headache and fever, and fortifying the system. Consumers are urged to buy from druggists by full name with no substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Mrs. W. E. Fergeson Hosts U Deal Em Club
Mrs. W. E. Fergeson entertained U Deal Em at her home 312 1 2 West Sixth Avenue Tuesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Clyde E. Carroll with second to Mrs. H. S. Milholland. Other players included Mesdames Mellor Curtis Benesch Pittman McClendon and the hostess. A chicken barbecue for husbands is planned Saturday night at the Benesch home 500 Kentucky Street. The next regular meeting will be February 25 at Mrs. Mellor’s home 202 Kentucky Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Fergeson
West Sixth Avenue
Valentine
Clyde E. Carroll
Milholland
Mesdames
Charles Mellor
Roy Curtis
E. M. Benesch
Jack Pittman
Hoyt McClendon
Patrons Club Meeting Postponed at Amarillo College
The Patrons Club of Amarillo College will not meet Friday afternoon due to the death of Wilbur C. Hawk. The meeting is rescheduled for Thursday afternoon February 20 in the college auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrons Club
Amarillo College
Wilbur C. Hawk
Junior Child Study Club
John A. Cavin
Paris Fashions Debut Troubadour Hats In Spring Styles
Paris reports bright green taffeta Troubadour hats with tall tapered crowns and gold pins. Red suede gloves add dash to Alice Nikitina’s gray wool and black silk crepe outfit at Crillon lunch. Local church groups schedule banquets and rescheduled events due to a death and venue changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alice Nikitina
the Crillon
Dr Snodgrass Due Back Tomorrow
Dr Roy C. Snodgrass, pastor of the First Christian Church in Amarillo, is expected to return home Friday after a month in Des Moines Iowa where he conducted a meeting at Central Christian Church. Dr Bush plans a post Easter meeting at the First Christian Church starting mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Amarillo
Snodgrass
Des Moines
Iowa
Central Christian Church
Bush
Adlerika Promises Quick Stomach Gas Relief
Promote bowel cleansing and stomach relief with one dose Adlerika. Claims rapid relief from gas pressing on the heart and chronic constipation with cleansing of upper and lower bowels. Endorsed by Dr H E Shoub and customer Mrs James Fillet. Sold by Fox Drug Co and City Drug Stores. Trial offers available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. TE. Shoub
New York
Jas
Adlerika
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Company
Community Organization Events Tonight in Amarillo
A roundup of local society gatherings includes the Panhandle Speech Arts Association dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lassers and Mary Morgan Brown of Canyon at Blackstone Coffee Shop. Various clubs meet at 6 to 8:30 PM with book reviews, tea, parties, and guest days across Amarillo venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Lassers
Mary Morgan Brown
Canyon
Panhandle
Speech Arts Association
Blackstone
Lassers
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Association
Edmond Rostand
Miss Brown
West Texas State Teachers College
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Guiding Children on Money and Sunday Faith Practices
A discussion on teaching children about money from early allowances to wise spending, contrasting parental avoidance with practical lessons. It also juxtaposes family religion with a six year old Tommy’s Sunday routine, highlighting daily habits and early education shaping future values.
Mother Singers On Program At Forest Hill PTA Meeting
The Mother Singers entertained at the Forest Hill Parent-Teacher Association meeting held in the school building. The event observed the National Congress of Parents and Teachers 39th birthday with a seven-candle ceremony. Miss Margareth Chesmore spoke on leisure time for all ages and home life. A large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Singers
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Margareth Chesmore
Police chase car thieves after Palo Duro crash
Officers traced thieves who stole a Ford V-8 belonging to Louis B. Cox of the Amarillo Baking Company and dumped it over a cliff in Palo Duro State Park near Canyon. The theft occurred in front of Painters Hall at 503 Van Buren. nothing was taken from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Cox
Amarillo Baking Company
Palo Duro State Park
Canyon
Painters Hall
van Buren
Sunday in church misery and a family mayoral line
A child endures a rigid Sunday routine with church and Sunday school described as a distressing, joyless ordeal. The piece notes a boy’s wish to quit church, the burden of formal attire, and the impact on childhood. It adds that Guildford has had thirteen family members serve as mayor, illustrating long civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Little
Guildford
Dinner suit shoes debut in Paris fashion show
Paris reports the new evening tailleurs are paired with “dinner suit” footwear designed in faille or kid. A black kid pump trimmed with white peau d ange rings around the throat accompanies a black and white Greco tailleur, bridging afternoon and evening wear for cocktails or dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Faille
Kid
Greco
We-Stitch-Em Club Meeting Set at Mrs M T Nue Home
The We-Stick-Em Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. M. T. Nue Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Wilkes
East Twenty-third Avenue
Marmola slimming claim sparks weight loss craze
An unsolicited testimonial extols Marmola as a natural fat reducer claiming dramatic weight loss without exercise or pills. It cites physician approval, 1907 origins, over 20 million packages sold, and broad availability from coast to coast.
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Homburg
Tis Polk St
Happy 12
Aen
Hollywood
Navy
All New Leathers Kidskin
Patent
Doeskin—Bucko
Mawes
Polk St
Mrs
Troubadour
Wesley
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Buchanan Street
US. D.C
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
P McKinney
Hughes Street
Dr. Snodgrass
Catnor
Unitey Study Club
Taylor Street
Red Carnation Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Order of Eastern Star
River Road
J. L. Glasgow
Amarillo Country Club
Mesdames FE
W. Hardin
P. L. Reppert
R. B. Wingate
A. H. Willborn
T. BE. L
Will A. Miller
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
H. P. Scarborough
Pierce Street
Alice Landergin
Unity Study Club
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Dr. Shelton Bible
Pajarita Club
Guy Black
1603
Polk Street
McKinley
Bud Broadie
North Bellview Street
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Bennett Hall
Alice Clarissa Richmond
America
Narizon
Florist Telegraph Delivery Association
Sunningham Floral CO
6Th Ave
Rock Sharpe Crystal
Story OF Philosophy
Will Durant
Russell Stationery
Southwestern Public Service Co
Electric Refrigerator Dealers
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