Colonial Tea Honoring January Born American Heroes
DAR Liano Esta cado Chapter hosted a Colonial Tea at Mrs. John S. McKnight’s home to honor American heroes born in January, notably George Washington. The event featured patriotic decor, a lace tea table with red white and blue arrangements, and a receiving line of officers in period costumes with many members and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liano Estacado
John S. McKnight
George Washington
United States
E. H. Ashcroft
Charles L. Kilgore
Mesdames
J. M. Crain
Jerry Ratcliff
Walter Irvin
M. W. West
J. E B. Hill
F. A. Zimfer
A. J. Streit
B. G. Mayberry
F. Blasdel
Bob Crudgington
Jim Lee
Wm. Pirschel
V. Nickell
John 8. McKnight
Misses Mayme Oliver
Prances Wayne Smith
Speech Arts Group Hosts Annual Tea at Municipal Auditorium
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association held its Guest Day tea in the Federated Club rooms of the Municipal Auditorium. The event featured a review of The Seven Who Filed by Thomas Thompson and Elizabeth Jameson, plus a piano solo by a talented pianist. Mrs. M. D. Snyder and Mary Miller Beard poured tea while a large guest list signed the register chaired by Mrs. Daisy Person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Federated Club
Municipal Auditorium
Thomas Thompson
Elizabeth Jameson
M. D. Snyder
Mary Miller Beard
Daisy Person
R. E. Jameson
P. D. Berthelot
Lester Blakemore
G. W. McWhirter
George E. McWhirter
J. EB. McClurkin
Mildred Robert
H. O. Park
L. J. Vick
Dorothy Nell Roberts
O. A. Blankenship
Frances Farwell
Grace Foreman
FE. M. Munik
Georgia Kirkman
Tom Williams
W. E. Routh
Murray Elson
C. K. Rogers
R. J. Parsons
Cecile Parsons
A. Petersen
Betsey Sanders
W. P. Matthews
John Gilkerson
Kate G. Turner
C. C. Small
Anna Mae Klapproth
Glen S.curtis
M. W. West
Helen Strite
Jeanne Morris
Ben Stone
Bob Stone
Kathryn Farwell
W. C. Arnold
S. P. Vineyard
Henry Tyler
Mattea McClurkin
Howard Lynch
Martin L Fuller
Dorothy Hall Pitman
Faye S. Gordon
W. M. Hall
John E. Hill
Mabel Holland
Ted Bones
E. V. Nickell
Louis M. Teed
Wesley Izzard
Mogie Routh
Mary Stark
Dorothy Peterson
Johnnie Blankenship
Bernice Arnold
Jo Vineyard
Miss Inez Rudy Honored By Texas Music Leaders
Miss Inez Rudy of Bowie, president of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs, arrives for a MacDowell Music Club program at the Municipal Auditorium. Mrs. I. D. Cole hosts a nourishing breakfast for Rudy with state chairmen and club presidents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Rudy
Bowie
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
MacDowell Music Club
Federated Club Rooms
Municipal Auditorium
I. D. Cole
State Music Organization
Rudy
Ong Street
George S. Robertson
Childress
TFMC
L. B. Newby
L. O. Thompson
P. L. Bottoms
MacDowell Club
Otis Trulove
Harmony Club
Winthrop Tiffin
Summit P T A Hears Talk On The Meaning Of P T A
Founders Day observance featured Mrs W D Westbay Amarillo P T A Council president delivering the address. Second grade pupils under Mrs Marjorie Culwell performed Mother Goose In Health Land February Songs Shoemakes Dance Kinderpolka and I See You while third graders under Mrs Ernestine Lambdin demonstrated music and physical education in the new curriculum. Miss Blanche McDonald reported for the organization and Mrs W A Phillips was elected to replace Mrs P W Gray as council delegate. An educational moving picture show The Covered Wagon will be shown Feb 21 at 7 30 pm as a P T A benefit. Thanks were given to Mrs E C Britain for the picture and flowers and to Lincoln National Life Insurance Co for the Abraham Lincoln picture. Programs were designed by art pupils of Miss Lois Gwaltney and Marjorie Culwell's room won the prize for largest adult representation.
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W. D. Westbay
Amarillo
Blanche McDonald
W. A. Phillips
P. W. Gray
E. C. Britain
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Abraham Lincoln
Lois Gwaltney
Marjorie Culwell
Presbyterian Class Enjoys Luncheon at Central Church
The Fellowship Class of Central Presbyterian Church hosted a luncheon with a George Washington motif. Mrs. 8S. R. Conger led the program, featuring a class song and musical readings by Mrs. James Cade, followed by games and stunts. A large group of members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
George Washington
R. Conger
James ©. Cade
Mesdames Dorls Lieurance
Art McKay
E. C. Ochsner
J. B. Scott
R. A. Love
J. C. McMuhen
John R. Collins
H. A. Warner
M. C. Bradford
J. C. Sullivan
F. K. Chapman
Harry Hoover
J. M. Sparks
G. W. Hastings
D. R. Spurlock
Ruth Griffin
Nettle Derden
J. B. Sikes
Marjorie Downie
Mesdames P. H. Winstead
Jennie Kirsch
Vida Smith
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Attendance at Social Welfare Meetings
The American Legion Auxiliary decided two members will attend future Council of Social Welfare meetings. The decision was made at the Tuesday night Legion Hall session after reports from Beulah Robinson rehabilitation chair and Carrie Wilcox health chair. Mrs. Cade reported on Americanism programs and health in the Mexican school, and the group voted to assist with Saturday tag day for the Potter County library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Council of Social Welfare
Legion Hall
Beulah Robinson
Carrie Wilcox
Amarillo
James O. Cade
Potter County
Social Calendar News Briefs for Friday Evening Events
A list of evening gatherings including dinners and programs at churches and clubs in Amarillo. Notable entries include Miss Inez Rudy honor dinner at Winthrop Tiffin Room, Oyster Supper at Buchanan Street Methodist Church, and various meetings and social events hosted by Rotary, Delphian, and university women groups with times ranging from 1 to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Rudy
Texas Federation Ofusic Clubs
Winthrop Tiffin
Modern Matrons' Needle Club Hosts Brown Home
The Modern Matrons' Needle Club met at Mrs. T. M. Brown's home at 1718 Piltmore Street. All members attended except Mrs Jimmy Christal who is ill. The next meeting is set for March 1 at Mrs. Bill Daugherty's residence, 1405 Piers Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Brown
Needle Club
Piltmore Street
Jimmy Christal
Mra
Bill Daugherty
Piers Street
Art discussion highlights junior business club meeting
The Junior Business Women's Club met Tuesday at the Capitol Hotel for an art program. Mrs. Martin showed reproductions, Mrs. Delzell spoke on eastern and Southwestern artists, and Miss Hicks reviewed Georgia O’Keeffe. The group announced English study at 1004 Harrison and Red Cross first aid meetings at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
William F. Martin
Ruth EB. Delzell
Jensine Irby
Anna Mary Nelson
Beryldine Broaddus
Harrison Street
Red Cross
Harmonettes Entertained With Social Center Party
Billie Stover and Valerie Veale hosted a Harmonette Chorus party at the Social Center for Girls. Piano by Mrs Louis H Bussey and games provided entertainment. Refreshments served to a long list of attendees including Winifred Jaster and Thelma Stoops plus Miss Hattily White and Miss Ingeborg Kilstofte. Mrs Klein to host Modern Study Club with guest speaker Friday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Stover
Valerie Veale
Harmonette Chorus
Louis H. Bussey
Winifred
Dorothy Jaster
Thelma
Ruby Dell Stoops
Juanita Dawson
Grace Carpenter
Elva Hamblen
Ruby Whitehere
Virginia Black
Madylene Shankles
Hazel DeSautell
Betty Holt
Elizabeth Crouch
Dorothy
Margaret
Ruth Denton
Ruth Denton, Miss Hattily White
Bonnie V Ye Bennett
Ingeborg Kilstofte
Klein
E. H. Klein
West Nineteenth Avenue
Modern Study Club
Woodmen Circle Juniors Tea in I O O F Hall
Mrs. Georgia Basum and Mrs. W A Goodman will entertain the Woodmen Circle Juniors Friday at noon four o'clock at the I O O F Hall. The Woodmen Circle regular meeting is tonight at eight o'clock at the I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Georgia Basum
W. A. Goodman
Open Forum Club Showcases Dr. Evelyn Powers Alaska Trip
Dr. Evelyn Powers presented color motion pictures of her Alaska trip at the Open Forum Club meeting held Tuesday night at the Powers residence. The audience viewed images from New Mexico, California and other states en route to Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Evelyn Powers
Open Forum Club
Powers
New Mexico
California
Dr. Powers
Linger Longer Bridge Club Enjoys Evening at Victor Home
Linger Longer Bridge Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Victor. High scores were won by Mrs J O Dumas and R M Gillette. Consolation prize went to Mrs L S King and traveling to J O Dumas. Attendees included L S King R M Gillette J O Dumas Roy Victor and Mrs Carl Adams a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Victor
J. O. Dumas
R. M. Gillette
L.S. King
Messrs. and Mesdames
L. S. King
Carl Adams
Well Dressed Woman Fits Self to Fashion, Designer Says
Jacques Heim argues a woman must first know herself to wear clothes well. Personality, intelligence, and awareness determine style, not chasing every trend. A woman should fit fashions to her, not mold herself to past icons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Heim
Heim
Duchess of Windsor
Greta Garbo
Prenchman
Thall
Home Makers Class Hosts Meeting At Lupher Home
The San Jacinto Baptist Church Home Makers Class met at 826 Alabama Street hosted by Mrs. E. Lee Lupher Tuesday night. Activities included group singing led by Mrs. W. T. Domer, prayer by Mrs. L. L. Whitten, devotional by Mrs. L. Quinn, and a candlelight service for new members. Birthdays for Mrs. Spence and Mrs. M. E. Heath were honored with handkerchief showers. Games and a one act play followed, with refreshments served to a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Church
E. Lee Lupher
Alabama Street
W. T. Domer
L. L. Whitten
L. Quinn
S. M. Ratliff
Quinn
Spence
M. E. Heath
Domer
H. Woodward
Whitten
George Waghorn
Frank Jackson
Lola Daniel
J. W. Porter
H. F. Gilbreath
Heath
Ratliff
Waghorn
Woodward
Lupher
M. O. L. Class Lunch at First Baptist Church
The M. O. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly luncheon Friday at 12 15 at the church. All members are urged to attend.
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First, Baptist Church
Club to Observe Guest Day at Tea
The Twentieth Century Club will host Guest Day with a colonial tea on Friday afternoon in the federated club rooms at the Municipal Auditorium. Mrs. C. K. Rogers will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Municipal Auditorium
Federated Club Rooms
C. K. Rogers
Cottage Prayer Meeting Postponed to Feb 25
The cottage prayer meeting for Carolina and Tennessee streets was to be held Friday at Mrs. J. F. Reynolds home 403 Carolina Street but has been postponed until Feb 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Tennessee Streets
J. F. Reynolds
Carolina Street
Peanut Filling in Regular Stuffing and Olive Garnish
Household hints suggest adding two thirds of a cup of peanuts ground coarsely to regular stuffing. For soup flavor, chop olives and sprinkle over cream of corn oyster tomato celery or asparagus soups to delight guests.
Demonstration Club Plans Meetings at County Courtroom
Potter County Home Demonstration club members meet in Room 104 at the courthouse Saturday at 2 30 PM. Mrs Jim Trout district vice president outlines trips to Fort Worth and Washington DC. Miss Ruby Mashburn outlines March 9 Mother-in-Law Day plans. County FR Dd chorus members study music at Miss Pauline Lakey’s office 1 30 PM with regular rehearsal at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Court House
Jim Trout
Wheeler County
Fort Worth
Washington, D. C
Ruby Mashburn
Pauline Lakey
Glenwood Pupils Enjoy Party at Home
Second and third grade pupils of Glenwood School were entertained at a party hosted by teacher Mrs. Bess Perkins with room mothers Mrs. Horace Wooten and Mrs. G A Renfro. The group gathered at 2510 Roberts Street with games prizes for Carolyn Gould and Lois Scofield and sweet refreshments for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Glenwood School
Bess Perkins
Horace Wooten
G. A. Renfro
Renfro
Roberts Street
Carolyn Gould
Lois Scofield
Perkins
Budget Adopted by Pot ter County 4 H Girls Council
The Pot ter County 4 H Girls Council adopted a new budget at their Carl Clifft office meeting. Wardrobe and garden demonstrators who won first place for 1938 receive 20 dollars each with one prize funded by the girls council. Olivia Wink represents the County Wide Club in the St. Francis Community.
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Potter County
Carl Clifft
Girls’ Council
Olivia Wink
St. Francis
Ice Mint Eczema Relief Advert Explains Quick Itch Ease
An advertisement promotes Ice Mint a medicated cream for eczema itching claiming fast cooling relief. It’s marketed as pure snow white not staining pleasant and inexpensive available at drug stores with additional benefit for toe itching.
Geographical Mile Defined as One Minute of Latitude
A geographical mile equals the distance covered by one minute of latitude along a meridian. This measure links degrees of latitude to a linear length used in navigation and mapping.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Nerve Relief
Classic 19th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's nerves and health. Claims include toning the system, reducing distress from female disorders, and helping users maintain a cheerful outlook amid stress. Over a million letters allegedly back its benefits.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
DAR
Speech Arts Group
Ford Vogel
Des Moines
Husky Billie
Billie
Summit P. T. A
Presbyterian Class
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Potter County Medical Auxiliary
The
I. O. O. F. Hall
Scott
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fancher Upshaw
Progressive Child Study Club
Delphian Bociery
Amarillo Hotel
American Association of University Women
W. W. Rusk
Hayden Street
Sam Houston
We Club
Guy Carlander
Btndio
Bushland Street
Child Welfare Club
RB. L. Rogers
Tyler Street
B. H. Klein
Jeavess
Nineteenth Avenue
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Floyd Leach
Winthrop Tiffin Room
T. C
O. F. Mall
Halcyon Club
Roy Bernard
Mississippi Street
Lucky Bight Bridge Club
W. L. Hemphill
North
Buchanan Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
John
Hudson
Arch ‘Terrace
Amarillo Country Club
P. D. Gross
Fillmore Street
Ethel Hicks
Georgia O’keefe
Margaret McKenzie
Ethel Davis
Louise Dunn
Mark Boswell
Ruth B. Delvel
Byrdie Franklin
G. G. Taylor
Ruth Rodgers
Aliie Rhea Owen
Norma Wright
Marguerite Reynolds
Katherine Coleman
Mary Minor
Mary Adkisson
Beatrice Reed Allyne Whelchel
Helen McCabe
Beryidine Broaddus
Anna Kroboth
Camilla Wheatley
Clorene Norton
Evelyn Robeson
Marguerite Collins
Margaret McKinsey
Bob
GenTur
Ruth Millett
Drug and Dept
Women's Secret
Write Certaine Co
Washington
Los Angeles
Calif
AGI
4-H Club Council
American Gas Ass'n
Amarillo Gas Company
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