Harmony Club Hosts Philharmonic and MacDowell Groups
Harmony Club entertained the Philharmonic and MacDowell Music clubs with a program and open house in the Women’s club rooms of the Auditorium. Mrs. R. A. Duncan led a varied program featuring Puritan and colonial music, hymn texts, Indian and Negro music scenes, and early American songs amid Valentine decorations and red blossoms.
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Harmony Club
Philharmonic
MacDowell Music
R. A. Duncan
J. C. Dickie
Old Hundred
York
Dickie
Miles Standish
Ainsworth
Columba
F. V. Mize
E. F. Lanham
Hiawatha
Riley Strickland
Mack Vernon
W. D. Ramsey
Roger Gibbs
Stephen Foster
C.F. Smith
Kentucky
Social Calendar lists many club and church events
Catholic Daughters of America host a benefit bridge at Cathedral Hall 2 30. Twin-Six Club meets Wednesday with Miss Ruby Street 1207 Lincoln at 7 30. Lutheran Social Club and missionary society meet. third chapter from The Straight Way Toward Tomorrow. Junior high program at 8. Valentine party basement Pleasant Valley School. River Road Home Demonstration Club. A A gym class 9. Central Presbyterian circles meet in various homes and rooms with book reviews and luncheons. First Christian and Polk Street Methodist circles meet at numerous addresses. W M S social at First Baptist 3. Joy Girls and West Amarillo Christian Auxiliary meet. numerous hostesses listed. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Ruby Street
Lincoln
E. Weigner
Florida Avenue
San Jacinto
Pleasant Valley
River Road
Joe Kloeks
Central Presbyterian Church
A. L. Brint
Harrison Street
Endeavor Room
Peterson
Charles Green
Monroe Street
B. O. Taylor
van Buren Street
C. M. Ackerman
South True Street
Otho Thompson
Arthur Street
Stitch and Chatter Club
J. C. Cloughton
East Fourteenth Street
The
First Christian Church
H. L. Gaither
H. E. Biggers
R. A. Grimes
North Preete Street
C. B. Reeder
Jackson Street
Polk Street
Methodist Church
C. Hatchett
Ong Street
Floyd Cox
Lawrence Knorpp
West Sixteenth Street
Neal Ainsworth
Milam Street
R. I. Graves
Circle Five
N. Tolk
Taylor Street
W. A. Evans
Circle Six
W.S. Askew
Louise Allen
Otis Trulove
R. V. Cartwright
East Eighth Street
Glenn McDavid
Broadmoor Street
Country Club Terrace
W. M
First Baptist Church
W. M. Durham
Hughes Street
Joy Girls
Janie B. Rogers
Hayden Street
West Amarillo
Mrs Ivey Honored With Delightful Bridge Party
Mrs. Jones hosted a bridge party at 06 Fairmont Avenue in honor of her sister Mrs. C R Ivey of Plainview. The event featured seasonal flower decorations and Valentine touches. Guests included Mrs. Ivey and a wide list of friends, with prizes awarded for high scores.
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Aral Jones
Fairmont Avenue
Jones
C. R. Ivey
Plainview
Ben Harrison
F. W. Ansley
BR. R. Nation
R. Madison
Otho Farrell
R. R. Nation
Billy Hughes
W. C. Rhodes
J. H. McDuffie
H. G. Maxfield
Llano Estacado D A R Holds Regular Meeting
Llano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met in the Woman's club rooms with good attendance. Mrs. Charles Killgore presided, four new members were voted on, and reports highlighted the War Memorial project and a Miss Georgia Kirkman immigrants box sent to Ellis Island. The afternoon program on Patriotic Education was presented by Mrs. C C F Blancherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellis Island
C. C. F. Blancherd
Red Pepper Rub Offers Quick Lumbago Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as providing instant relief from lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. It claims deep heat within minutes improves circulation and relieves congestion with a low price and the Rowles brand guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
School training in reverence for the flag and constitution
Two violin solos by Miss Dorothy Newell accompanied by her mother Mrs Newell highlighted a social afternoon. Hot coffee, Valentine cake, and nals were served from a well appointed table as Mrs Killgers poured tea. Hostesses were Mrs Sam J Nutting Mrs Wayne J Smith and Mrs J B Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Newell
Newell
Killgers
Sam J. Nutting
Wayne J. Smith
J. B. Martin
T N T Sewing Club Hosts Valentine Party At 608 Maryland
Miss Sue Hudgins opened her home at 608 Maryland street for a Valentine party by the T N T Sewing club. Hearts and roses set the scene while 42 games sparked prizes to Miss Faye Harris and Mr. Jack Melton before guests shared valentines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. T. Sewing Club
Sue Hudgins
Maryland Street
Faye Harris
Jack Melton
Bertha Saunders
Olive Saunders
Flossie Barton
Bertha Bradshaw
Novelle Ayer
Betty Haile
Bertha Handke
Gladys Lowery
Katherine Sutton
Sue Hudeins
Charles Shepard
Bob Babb
Charlie Page
Sam Nutting
Hill Billingsly
Clyde Holtclaw
Ed Warris
Dewey Heath
Louis Shepard
Carl Dunavan
Mrs Collier Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs D J Voler entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at the Amarillo Athletic club with luncheon and bridge. Valentine motifs framed thelovely tables and flowers. Attending were Mrs Henry Propst Mrs Julian Bivins Mrs Rudy Bauman Mrs Gordon Inman Mrs Robert Lyon Mrs Jack Nichols Miss Marie Mach avec and special guests Mrs W W Mc Elroy and Mrs E A Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Voler
Amarillo Athletic Club
Valentine
Henry Propst
Julian Bivins
Rudy Bauman
Gordon Inman
Robert Lyon
Jack Nichols
Marie
Stuckey Bible Class Hosts Valentine Party
More than sixty five members of the Stuckey Bible class at Polk Street Methodist Church plus wives and guests attended a Valentine party in the church chapel hosted by the class wives. Hearts cupids flowers and Valentine decorations filled the rooms while games stunts and contests entertained attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuckey Bible Class
Polk Street Methodist Church
That Baby You've Longed For
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City shares her story of overcoming years of nervousness and melancholia to become a mother. She offers free confidential advice to married women seeking happiness and invites letters to 1200 Massachusetts Street, Kansas City Missouri.
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Margaret Burton
Kansas City
Margaret Barton
Massachusetts
Keneas City
Valentine program delights attendees at church gathering
A neighborhood event featured readings by Misa Catherine Fowlkes and Prenties Sikes, songs by C. R. Hooten and accompaniments by Williams Potter Stevenson, with Preston Fowlkes singing solo. Guests later moved to the Fellowship hall where Mary Lucas and Dorothy Fowlkes led in Valentine themed refreshments and candy hearts with fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Catherine Fowlkes
Mra
C. R. Hooten
Prenties Sikes
Preston Fowlkes
Messrs. Hooten
Williams
Potter
Stevenson
Fellowship Hall
Mary Lucas
Dorothy Fowlkes
Valentine
Pleasant Valley P T A Plans Valentine Party
The Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association invites the public to a free Valentine party tomorrow evening in the school basement. Attendees should wear aprons and overalls. Chili coffee pie and candy will be sold to benefit the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
AmARillo Athletic Club Dance Tonight
Members of the Amarillo Athletic Club and guests attend the second dinner dance of the season in club rooms decorated with a Valentine theme for a large and pretty evening affair.
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Amarillo Athletic Club
Mrs. Marvin to Host West Amarillo Circle Meeting
Circle No 1 of the West Amarillo Christian church will meet tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs Marvin's home 2203 1 2 Northwest Second street. All members urged to attend.
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Circle No. 1
West Amarillo
Mrs R F Jenkins Ill Sister Visits From Ballinger
Mrs R F Jenkins remains seriously ill at 1714 Tyler Street with sister Mra G Marvin arriving from Ballinger Texas to be at the bedside and offer support during this time of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
G. Marvin
Ballinger
Texas
R. F. Jenkins
Tyler Street
Local Births and Visits Highlight Amarillo Scene
Birth notices include a baby girl born to Mr Yord and updates on families in Amarillo and White Deer. Visits report Mr and Mrs FE Moon of Kanane and Mr and Mrs J M Parker hosting at 3609 Harrison Street. Health notes cover pneumonia cases and hospital stays at St Anthony.
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Yord
Amarillo Oil Company
Bobby Clark
Clark Produce Company
FE. BP
Moon
Kanane
J. M. Parker
EB. L. Moon
Harrison Street
L. Gough
Misa Grace Webster
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Floydada
W. H. Moecke
Amarillo
Wichita
Kansas
Charles Vernon
R. G. Hughes
White Deer
Clint Carrey
St. Anthony Hospital
S. T. Williams
Weet
Sixth Street
Stephen Jr
Edith Simmons
First National Bank
Wadsworth
Mr. Wadsworth
St. Anthony's Hospital
A. 8
Lyon
West Thirteenth Street
Pasadena
Wolf Attacks Alarm Douglas Park Community
A wild wolf attack targets a milk man in Douglas Park near Chicago as state residents count nine wolves killed that winter. Authorities and residents appeal for aid amid ongoing wildlife concerns and frequent sightings in Illinois outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City United Press
Douglas Park
Chicago
Huerta Freed as U S Charge Ridiculed in Court
Adolfo de la Huerta, former Mexican leader in exile, was acquitted in Los Angeles of conspiring to violate U S neutrality laws. Four others were cleared. two co defendants faced separate trials. Defense called the U S charges ridiculous as prosecutors cited rifles and ammunition allegedly sent to aid Yaqui rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Adolfo de la Huerta
United States
As Ferriz
Enrique Berceda
Frank N. Thayer
J. Ross Boles
de la Huerta
Tucson
Ariz
Frank P. Dougherty
Calles
Exile Mexican Official Defends Arms Shipment to Nogales
Dougherty stated that 20 rifles and 2800 rounds were intended to arm Nogales Sonora police against Yaqui invasion. De la Huerta and Gayou feared a dire outcome if Nogales fell. De la Huerta testified he fled Mexico due to Calles anti American policy and has lived in Hollywood since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
de la Huerta
Gayou
Department of Justice
United States
Calles
Hollywood
Higgins Bank Chief's City Visit Prompted by Business
Thomas H. Black, president of the First National Bank at Higgins, spent Monday in the city on banking and business matters. Mrs. George Koevel has been confined to bed for several days due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ford announce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Black
First National Bank
Higgins
George Koevel
R. A. Ford
Cousin of Dawes Wed to Austrian Officer
Chicago February 14 Miss Delle Bosworth, cousin of Vice President Dawes, has sailed for Europe to wed Count Lowell Blanchard, an officer in the Austrian army, becoming his August.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Miss Delle Bosworth
Dawes
Europe
Lowell Blancherdt
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Hunsley’s, Inc
POLK
T.N.T. Sewing Club
Mrs. Collier
Mrs. Burton
P.T. A
Mrs. Marvin
Illinois
Huerta
U.S
Atocre- Peston Cb Mae Tta
Jance
Taylor
Seventh St
Just
Gentet
E. Fredrics
Ethel Armstrong
D.C
Waterbury’s
Waterbury's
DIAL
Arcade
Thistle Dining Room
Postoffice
Fide
Silver Grill
East Third ST
Ferguson & Curry
Jersey
JOE Gray Dairy
A. P. Morrow Dairy
CY Patton Dairy
Nelnnd Rubirztein
E. 4Th
Fillmore
Tyler
Globeene
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
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