Girl Scout Directors Banquet Draws About 100 In Amarillo
About one hundred attendees gathered in Fellowship Hall for the Girl Scout Directors banquet. Five groups organize the movement: Council of 25 Amarillo citizens, an advisory board of 75 sympathetic reps, Merit Badge Examiners, troop committees, and leaders club. The event featured talks from group representatives, a playlet on the Girl Scout Laws, and camp photos from Cedar Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Directors
Fellowship Hall
Girl Scout Movement
Girl Scout Council
Amarillo
S. A. .L. Morgan
Morgan
Roy Snodgrass
First Christian Church
B. C. Seaman
J. E. Griggs
H. E. Smith
Murray Elson
BR. A. Burnett
Evelyn Crews
Miss Crews
Kiwanis Club
Cedar Canyon
Cc. B. Johnson
Goodnight
Edwin Forrest Coard
J. G. Rainey
P. L. Reppert
J. H. Florey
Delta Handas Have Lovely Affair Tuesday
Decorations themed to Washington’s birthday graced a Tuesday afternoon Delta Handas Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs. I N Coleman at 300 Florida Street. Red and white covers, George and Martha Washington miniatures, tallies, and silk favors highlighted the event with refreshments. Members Mrs E E Roach Mrs C M Snow and others including Mrs R N Hibbs Mrs W C Budd Mrs W S Higgins Mrs C B Rittenberry Mrs John C Hudson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. N. Coleman
Delta Handa Bridge Club
Florida Street
George
Martha Washington
E. E. Roach
C. M. Snow
R. N. Hibbs
W. C. Budd
W. S. Higgins
C. B. Rittenberry
John C. Hudson
R. N. Coleman
Local Social Directory Names Prominent Members and Families
A lengthy roll lists Alkire Florence Kistler and numerous spouses, widows, and singles including Dr Roy Snodgrass Bishop and Mrs. Seaman, along with Misses Gladys Davis Sitton Peters and Marion Kelly, highlighting social ties and households in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kelly
C. B. Johnson
James Farwell
Roy Snodgrass
Allen Early
W. C. Irvin
C. P. Elliott
Temple Robinson
Bishop
E. C. Seaman
George T. Maggard
D. H. Denmesd
L. Vi Ctadit
Gladys Davis
Mary’ Sitton
Patricia Blasdel
Alice Manzella
Gertrude Peters
Lois Smith
Marion
Jean Kelly
Alice Mulkey
Evelyn Crews
Irving Tolzien
Horace Russell
L. R. Hagy
A. A. Graham
What-Not party brings diversion to McGovern home
Mrs. O R McGovern entertained with bridge at 1417 Harrison Street on a Wednesday afternoon. Black and yellow were the color scheme with jonquils and tulips in black bowls. Guests included Mrs. D D Prust and Mrs. F B Formby, who led in high scores. others present were Mrs. Earl Elliott, Mrs. F F Formby, Mrs. Frank McMillen, Mrs. D J McClure, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Bob Stallworth and Mrs. D D Prust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O .R. McGovern
Harrison Street
D. D. Prust
Formby
Home mix Pinex cough remedy advertises quick relief
An at home cough remedy using Pinex mixed with granulated sugar syrup or honey promises fast relief for coughs and chest colds. The ad claims Pinex, a concentrated pine creosote compound, acts directly on bronchial tubes and guarantees prompt relief or money back.
Gilberts Entertain Fortnightly Bridge Club at Home
R L Gilberts hosted the Fortnightly Bridge Club at 1311 Herman Street for a social evening. Centerpieces used red tapers in crutil holders with George Washington cherry tree place cards and tiny silk flags as favors. Guests included Mrs Max Berry and others. attendees listed among club members and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Gilbert
Fort Nightly Bridge Club
Herman Street
George Washington
Max Berry
R. E. Logan
W. O. Payne
Fred Hinds
Price Hooks
Max Merry
W. 0. Payne
Founders Day Topic Discussed by PTA Members
Mrs J E Griggs addressed the Wilson Parent-Teacher Association on the subject Founders Day. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs R G Weills and the group sang America. Third grade pupils under Mrs Hallie Hammill performed musical numbers. Mrs C S Walker spoke on The Problem of Behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Griggs
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
R. G. Weills
America
Hallie Hammill
C. S. Walker
Loewensterns Host Guests From Clayton New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Loewenstern of Hayden Street host guests Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Coggins and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Herzstein of Clayton New Mexico at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Loewenstern
Hayden Street
T. J. Coggins
Simon Herzstein
Clayton, N. M
Kotex Sanitary Pad Ad Claims All‑Round Comfort
An advertisement extols OTEX as soft and absorbent, offering dry protection on all sides and equal safety on either side. It highlights adjustable, removable layers, smooth fit with round tapered corners, and deodorizing features, noting hospitals have used the product.
Tiny Hatchets Reflected in Appointments
The George Washington motif featured in decorations and party appointments hosted by Mrs. J. B. Trolinger at 1208-B West Eleventh Avenue. The event occurred on Tuesday, highlighting period-themed decor and social gathering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geroge Washington
J. B. Trolinger
West
Eleventh Avenue
Country Club Dinner Dance Planned for Saturday
Amarillo Country Club hosts a dinner dance this Saturday evening with Joe Norman providing music. Reservations are required by Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Amarillo Country Club
Joe Norman
Bridge Club Teaches Tiny Hatchet Themed Afternoon
The 1929 Bridge Club hosted an afternoon event with tiny hatchets used as tallies and scorepads. Mrs. Arnold Atteberry and Mrs. E. M. Rat cliff received high favors while players included Mrs. Co. Bridges, Mrs. George Pratt, Mrs. L. B. Pittman, Mrs. Paul Smith, Me R. L. Gulley, Mrs. John Magge’s, Mrs. E. E. Garrett, Mrs. Charles Gregory, Mrs. Bill Bowen and Mrs. F. U. Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Atteberry
E. M. Rat
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Early 1900s style ad claims three actions to cure a cold by reducing inflammation and swelling in the mucous membranes, stimulating perspiration, and emptying bowels. It urges chewing a tablet to stop nasal discharge, clear the head, ease breathing, and remove germs and wastes from the body. Sold in drug stores for 35c under the brand name Pape's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
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SocieTist
KR. Lepso
E. Wright
Milwaukee
Wisc
Delta Handas
H.v.robertson & CO
Accountants and Auditors
Corie
R. L. Gilberts
Wilson P.T. A
Loewensterns
Kotex
Paris
Hollywoop Dress
Polk St
Jackman’s
Womens
Wyatts
Ge Fett
Earle Wyatt
Maxwell House
Cur YI
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