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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1937

Page

3

Panhandle Speech Arts Tea Highlights Society Guests

The Panhandle Speech Arts Association held its annual guest day tea in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel with Mrs. C. E. Crownover presiding. Officers included Mrs. Ben R. Solnick as president and Mrs. Martin D. Snyder among the receiving line. The event showcased a string ensemble, a violin solo, and songs, with tea served by Mary Miller Beard and Mrs. R. L. Allen and a heart centerpiece of white sweetpeas and red cellophane.

Panhandle Speech Arts Association Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Valentine C. E. Crownover Association Ben R. Solnick Martin D. Snyder Joan E. Hill Guy Ballard Lewis M. Teed J. R. McKinley Daisy Person Ann Lee Robert Axtell Julia Wailer Roberta Newell D. Newell Andantine Lemore Nellie Erhard Helen Strite Cadman David Macpherson Macpherson R. L. Allen Bessie Lee Gowdy Aldis Martin Mesdames Ruth Klein Elizabeth Whitaker Jonnie Louise Plankinship Meadames Person Snyder A. J. Thompson Hill McKinley Crownover Solnick

Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Relief

A Dallas Texas woman Mrs ante Green says she was weak and nervous, unable to sleep and troubled by headaches from menstrual disturbances. She credits Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a tonic that improved appetite, sleep, and meals. Buy now at drug stores.

Dr. Pierce Ante Green Baylor SL Dallas Texan

Black-Draught touted as a purely vegetable laxative

An ad explains Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative made from plant leaves and roots, dried for shelf life and ground to deliver active medicine where needed. It claims relief from constipation and notes the 2s price packet averages about 25 doses.

Junior Welfare League To Install New Officers

The Junior Welfare League will install new officers at a Friday afternoon meeting at 2 o'clock in the Rose Bowl Tea Room. The event is held early due to a style show and tea by the Gitla Social Center that afternoon.

Junior Welfare League Rose Bowl Gitla’ Social Center

Do It Yourself Cough Remedy Beats Store Bought

A home cough remedy recipe claims to beat commercial syrups. Mix two cups granulated sugar with one cup water until dissolved without cooking, then add 214 ounces of Pinex from a druggist to make a pint of medicine said to be more effective and economical, with quick relief and good taste.

Monsey

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Tonight

A long list of society gatherings unfolds in Amarillo with church groups, bridge clubs, music circles, sewing and study clubs, and auxiliary meetings. Notable events include Central Presbyterian Church and Polk Street circle activities, MacDowell Music Club, Y W Sewing Club, and nursing and post office auxiliaries.

Betty Jane Flesher Celebrates Tenth Birthday Party

Betty Jane Flesher marked her tenth birthday with a party at her home on 3208 Van Buren Street. Guests enjoyed games and included Betty Lee Qathmant, Peggy Lou Dvat, Margaret Hutchinson, Billye Jean Gibbs, Patsy Ruth Bone, Joy Matrix, Imogene Ramon, Patsy Jo Leachman, Betty Mae Cooper, Patsy Wayne Saunders and Barbara Pissher.

Betty Jane Flesher van Buren Street Betty Lee Qathmant Peggy Lou Dvat Margaret Hutchinson Billye Jean Gibbins Betty Mae Patsy Ruth Bone Joy Matrix Imogene Ramon Patsy Jo Leachman Betty Mae Cooper Patsy Wayne Saunders Barbara Pissher

River Road 4 H Club Demonstration and Elections

At River Road 4 H Club meeting Miss Mary Sitton led a demonstration on judging canned vegetables stressing clarity and absence of sediment. Anna Nell Smith was elected president to fill Mary Mobberly’s vacancy. Grace Cracraft named song leader. Jo Ann Brown welcomed as a new member. Next meeting February 25 at the school. Attendees listed.

Mary Sitton River Road Anna Nell Smith Mary Mobberly Grace Cracraft Jo Ann Brown Eunice Ann Hill Bunce Marrs Bile Jo Sanders Anna Nel South Patsy Blair Dorothy Troupe Mary Mobperly Mary Frances Presentt Mabel Pascor Marjorie Lee Carter Mrs. R. & Conneliee Miss Bitton

Woman's Missionary Society to Host Chicken Supper at Tents Avenue Church

The Woman's Missionary Society at Tents Avenue Mettextiss Church will serve a chicken supper Thursday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock.

The Woman's Missionary Society Tents Avene Mettextiss Church

Esther McCrory D A R Elects New Officers

A Monday meeting of the Esther McCrory Chapter D A R elected officers led by regent Mrs John Humphreys with Anna Chenault as first vice regent and Omi Polk Heaton as second vice regent. Other posts filled include recording secretary A A Lumpkin, corresponding secretary Florence McMurtry, treasurer R Dean Kirk, registrar L A Wells, historian J W Cheney, genealogist and librarian Emil E Roos, chaplain F W Dodson, curator Tom Currie and Lena Kuykendall on the executive board. Delegates to the state conference are Mrs Seay and Miss McMurtry with alternates Mrs Humphreys and Mrs Kirk. Mrs Seay and Mrs Humphreys were chosen delegates to the National Congress in Washington April 19. Members were urged to display the flag for Washington's Birthday. Imogene Howlett and her mother were introduced, with Howlett named district representative for the Good Citizenship Pilgrimage competition.

John 8. Humphreys Anna Chenault Omi Polk Heaton A. A. Lumpkin Florence McMurtry R. Dean Kirk L. A. Wells J. W. Cheney Emil E. Roos F. W. Dod C. C. Cunningham W. B. Doheney Allen Early W. E. Gee C. F. Randall W. P. Hopkins B. C. D. Bynum Howlett Ruth Bryan Owen

MacDowell Juvenile Club Organizes Rhythm Band

The MacDowell Juvenile Club met at Muriel Bangs home to plan a rhythm band with Mrs. Julia Waller as director and Carolyn Kerr as accompanist. The next meeting at Patsy and Rose Miller's home on March 13 will organize the band.

MacDowell Muriel Bangs Julia Waller Carolyn Kerr Patsy Rose Miller Marilyn Sue Waller Francesynn Townes Jean Omler Mary Lou Savage Margaret Bromert Joan Cunningham A. C. Bangs Cora Bangs Mrs. Burton Patti Wills Juanita Hulen Gladys Townes

Blue Bonnet Club Dines Husbands With 42 Party

Blue Bonnet Needle Club members hosted a turkey dinner and 42 party at J. F. Stewart home 1907 Taylor Street. Attendees included Joe H. Lewis H P Scarborough G W Camp C B Farmer Ernest Massey Everett Morton J F Stewart F E Wood Scott Ford and Mesdames F G Tye S H Carter W P Pollard with guests Mrs Carl Smith Mr and Mrs W W Duke Miss Cornelia Howard and Frank Pollard. The group will meet next Friday with Mrs Morton at 1265 West Nineteenth Avenue.

Blue Bonnet Needle Club J. F. Stewart Taylor Street Messrs Joe H. Lewis H. P. Scarborough G. W. Camp C. B. Farmer Ernest Massey Everett Morton F. E. Wood Scott Ford F. G. Tye H. Carter W. P. Pollard Carl Smith W. W. Duke Cornelia Howard Frank Pollard Morton West Nineteenth Avenue

Forcefulness in Character Discussed by P T A

Miss Annie McDonald spoke at Central Junior High School P T A on forceful character. She urged a joyous home, honesty, cleanliness, refinement, and removing fear and hate, noting parents as key educators alongside schools. Secretary vacancy filled. founders day talk given. orchestra performances noted.

Annie McDonald Central Junior High School Parent- Teacher Association T. F. Browder B. G. Maberry H. B. Kellersberger

Junior Harmony Club Holds Constitutional Revision Meeting

The Junior Harmony Club met Monday at 1813 Polk Street hosted by Mary Beth McClung with Virginia Todd assisting. They revised the constitution, limited membership to 25, welcomed Mary Effie Zischong and Ann Patton, and elected Helen Paxton to complete the secretary term after Emily Lo Relle's resignation.

Mary Beth McClung Polk Street Virginia Todd Mary Effie Zischong Ann Patton Helen Paxton Emily Lo Relle Lubbock Ruth Thornton Bernice Kelley Regina Bentley Edyth Strickland Ernestine Quarrels Inga Borgstrom Cleta Grace Holland Geraldine Warner Freda Dee Ciffee Frances Chesshir B. B. Hollay

P. E. O. Hears Wingless Victory Review at Luncheon

Chapter B of the P. E. O. held a luncheon at Mrs. A N Olver's home on 1908 Van Buren Street. Mrs. J B Owens presented a review of Maxwell Anderson's Wingless Victory. President Mrs. Lola Stewart led the business session. Guests included Mrs. R Swink from Rocky Ford Colo Mrs J C Foster from Boulder and Mrs J L Phillips from Hutchinson County.

PY E. O A. N. Olver van Buren Street Maxwell Anderson J. B. Owens Lola Stewart R. Swink Rocky Ford Colo J. C. Foster Boulder J. L. Phillips Hutchinson County

County Medical Auxiliary Entertains Doctors and Wives

Members of the Potter County Medical Auxiliary hosted about 60 doctors and their wives for a Monday night dinner and party at Dr. and Mrs. D. Roach home 1806 Harrison Street. The table centerpiece featured roses with lighted candles and bingo games provided entertainment.

Potter County Medical Auxiliary D. Roach Harrison Street

Wesley Class Holds Thirteenth Annual Birthday Banquet

The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held its 13th annual birthday banquet in the church Fellowship Hall. Members and guests enjoyed decorated tables, readings, songs, and a speech by Mrs. E. B. Fish on "On My Peg of Friendship."

Wesley Friendship Class San Jacinto J. O. Haymes Robert Wilson J. A. Ashford W. M. Hall S. S. Ledbetter EB. Fish Mesdames C O. Adams Quanah R. A. Tomlinson R. A. Baker R. E. Davidson Haymes Wilson Hall H. M. Laughlin L. O. Hasley H. M. Martin Charles Davis Erle Shelton Kenneth Dixon George Weaver Emmitt Husband C. BE LaMunyon Lee Wilson

Mrs Neal to Lead Athenaeum Club Meeting

Mrs F M Neal will lead the program at the Athenaeum Club meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs E W Pipkin's home 1402 Monroe Street. George Burrington the North Carolina governor reportedly did not receive any salary.

Athenaeum Club E. W. Pipkin Monroe Street George Burrington North Carolina

Dinner-Dance By Cotillionettes Impresses Youngset

An outstanding social affair hosted by the Cotillion Club featured a dinner at the Harvey House with 38 members and escorts. Miss Isabel Boxwell, president, served as toastmistress. The event drew more than 300 guests for dancing at the Nat with guests in black and white attire.

Cotillion Club Harvey House Isabel Boxwell

Letter Carriers Auxiliary Installs Officers at Luncheon

The Letter Carriers Auxiliary held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. John Wills home to install new officers. Mrs. Ira Bone was named president with L. R. Vaughn as vice president, H. H. Horne as treasurer, and Mrs. John Wills as secretary.

John Wills F. B. Porterfield Ira Bone L. R. Vaughn H. H. Horne Mesdames J. W. Carlton Cecil O. Gardner Howard Horne Gus Keith Fay Horne

J U G Club Hosts Meet at Kenniston Home

The J U G Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Ralph Kenniston, 2416 Hayden Street, Thursday afternoon.

J. A. G. Club Ralph Kenniston Hayden Street J. U. G. Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Speech Arts Association Mesdames H. N. Wheeler Carroll J. Moreland J. E. Griggs J. M. Crain Atherton Georgie Ferlet W. Jennings Ehrlick Dorothy Hail Pitman Stanley Sieble Mabell Lovett M. D. Snyder Irma Combs Marion Roberts R. W.W. Bruce C. W. Bast D. A. Morton M. G. Emberton Mesdames O. C. Applequist W. M. Wright W. H. Collins Marshall B. Bhaw Lester J. Vick Fred Coffey Joan N. Idaynard R. H. Kelly Henry Tyler W. W. Fergus Tom Herring Vera E. Byers P. Smith W. Klein E. J. Stern Las Vegas L. V. Cradit Fahrner Thomas Williams Howard Lynch Mesdames Everett Carpenter W. W.W. Rusk Arthur FP. Cox F. B. Martin H. QO. Sims Faye S. Gordon CG. O. Akard T. C. Nisbett Lora Hinds M. W. West J. Miller Beard John Kuykendall J. Alton May Ruth Denton L. V. Bentley L. 8. Lahm F. R. Garwood Lillian Maxey Mary Roberts Warner W. B. Stevenson A. A. Whitaker Gladys M. Glenn PF. E. Woodruff J. J. Sanders D. W. Mays Ruth Dessell Ruth Owens Ted Bones Louise Faulkner 8. E. Fish Oscar Cousins J. R. McKinsey Chester Martin G. Id. Henry M. L. Fuller Guy Owens G. H. Maroney L. M. Teed J. C. Britain O. A. Blankenship C. Ke, Crownover Wes Izzard Charles M. Rogers James Ballard L. H. Hayter Eilis B. Hall Howard A. Wilson J. M. Price John ¥. Hall Doris Gale Crownover Sara Moreland Laura V. Hamner Georgia Kirkman Anita McDowell Grace Foreman Varda Byers Jane Manning Margaret Scarborough Bernice Arnold Florence M. McMurtry Jessamine Grimes Sharleen Barker Ben Mullen Betty Rose Cradit Maude Tyneh Margaret Collins Mary Frances Akard Misses Kathleen Beauty Johnnie Rowan Minnie Felerabend Pay Dellis Bagwell Mattea McClurkin Ernestine Smith Roberne Wilson Louise Johnson Sue McAdoo Lena Kuykendall Ina Morris Millicent Lahm Naomi Alison Ma Franklin Jessie Ingram Wanda Shuve Mary Bila Plesher Margaret Woodruff Wilma Pirschel Ruth Barry Charline Wilson Anna Lee Ardis Martin Reealle Raymond Mr. Lawson Jack Put Ady Adv Nauheim East Fifth St Schilling Coffee Central Presbyterian Church Amarillo College of Music Red Carnation Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Pierian Club M. J. R. Jackson Hughes Street Home Interest Club T. L. Andrews Fillmore Street Doris Culton Hugh Jacobs Polk Street Methodist Church MacDowell Music Club T. Roy Ratcliff West Ninth Avenue Mystic Weavers Club J. T. Russell Buchanan Street Washington Street Carpenters Hall Carpenters Union Ed Ewel Beryl Needle Club Goldenrod Club Tarde-Felice Bridge Club Jess Short Fast Twelfth Avenue Help George Killian Y. W Child Welfare Club Tyler Street T. D. Club BE. FE. Baker Prospect Street Glen Ray Sunshine Needle Club Porter Risley Crestway Loval Home Demonstration Club W. A. Juett Mother Singers Tyler Street School Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter of the Delphian Society St. Andrew's Episcopal Church KGNC Progressive Child Study Club B. M. Primer Eben D. Warner North Julian Pierian Junior Club Wales Madden West Tenth Avenue Maria First Baptist Church Post Office Clerks Auxiliary Ke. R. Bruce St. Anthony's Hospital Esther McCrory Daughters of the American Revolution Sam L. Seay MacDowell Juvenile Club Blue Bonnet Club Junior Harmony Club Ledine Erin Everage Perse Rene Trench Rerah Oman Inwes Pet Peener Kelpamalt Zax County Medical Auxiliary Wesley Matlee Ouuupon Chamberlain Laboratories, Inc Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain Letter Carriers Auxiliary Academy OF Music & Art Taylor Mrs. Normand East Twenty-first Avenue U. G Zotos Milady Beauty Salon Christine Eustace West Seventh St June Mary Ding Faction
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