One Hundred Guests Attend Tea Given by Philharmonic Club Here
A silver tea hosted by the Philharmonic Club at Mrs. S. F. E. Fish’s home on Harrison Street drew about a hundred guests in colonial dress. The event featured a floral red white and blue motif, music by Mrs. Otis Tru love and others, and a lengthy list of callers. Proceeds benefit the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Washington
S. F E. Fish
Harrison Street
S. E. Fish
T. M. Caldwell
I. D. Cole
J. J. Crume
F. A. Sliger
H. H. Warner
C. M. Holt
R. W. Adams
J. E. Biggs
E. F. Lanham
Magmie Oliver
Otis Trulove
W. J. Fuermann
Hope Adams
Jean Fish
Ira Key
A. L. Ludden
E. H. Powell
Howard Boxwell
G. T. Oliver
Lester Blakemore
J. M. Wise
S. J. Cole
C. H. Tyler
A. O. Thomas
R. L. McLain
Wallace R. Clark
L. F. Sheffy
W. B. Stevenson
William A. Boyce
A. A. Ludden
Laura Sutter
H. C. Pipkin
G. L. Yates
C. Colgin
Fort Worth
T. W. Cotten
A. J. Streit
Cecilia Stubbs
C. H. Ball
Bertha S. McGregor
J. D. Turk
C. H. Watson
Ted Lokey
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Mrs C E Byers Honors Sister At Amarillo Luncheon
Mrs C E Byers hosted a Friday luncheon in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel honoring her sister Miss Maude Dee Skeen of Silverton. Skeen, teaching at Phillips, was a week end guest with plans to attend a Friday concert. Song solos by Miss Marie Stalcup and Lester Aldrich complemented red motif décor. Invited guests included Miss Skeen, Miss Stalcup, Miss Sweeney, Miss Ventura Smith, Mrs Belle Musser, Mr and Mrs E C Britain, Mr and Mrs Lester Aldrich, Mr and Mrs W H Fuqua, Mr and Mrs W A McIntosh, Mrs D H Sweeney, Edgar Britain, Roy Britain, and Rey and Mrs Ira Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Dee Skeen
Silverton
C. E. Byers
Amarillo
Miss Skeen
Phillips
Marie Stalcup
Lester Alldrich
Etheleen Sweeney
Ventura Smith
Maud Dee Skeen
Belle Musser
E. C. Britain
Lester Aldrich
W. H. Fuqua
W. A. MclIntosh
D. H. Sweeney
Edgar Britain
Roy Britain
Rey
Ira Key
Panhandle Dunning Teachers Meet in Amarillo
The Panhandle Dunning Teachers Club held its monthly meeting at the Amarillo Piano Conservatory on Harrison Street Saturday. Mrs. Gladys M. Glenn presided, and business matters plus a club study program followed a patriotic refreshment spread featuring red white and blue sandwiches and cakes with music themes. Attendees included Margaret Morgan Andrews Memphis Grace Spiller Canadian Mildred Savoie Plainview Mrs Gladys M Glenn Elizabeth Spiegal Morris Grace E Hamilton Idelma CBeeres Ardath Johnson Bonnye Beth Baker Lucille Palmer Dea Rosamund Caldwell Tenne Sue Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Dunning Teachers Club
Amarillo Piano Conservatory
Harrison Street
Gladys M. Glenn
America
Margaret Morgan
Andrews
Memphis
Grace Spiller
Canadian
Mildred Savoie
T E L Members Are Guests at Pretty Party
T E L class leaders and captains of First Baptist church hosted a Friday afternoon party at Mrs Ed Hatchett s home on West Fifteenth Avenue. Decorated rooms with hats and flags highlighted a George Washington theme as games and contests entertained the guests.
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First Baptist Church
Ed Hatchett
West Fifteenth Avenue
Hatchett
George Washington
F. B. Sanford
A. B. McSwain
E. F. Rutenberry
Jack Royalty
E. C. Jones
C. B. Rittenberry
H., E. Billingslea
Floyd F. Dyer
Roy N. Burd
A. M. Morgan
Fred Ballew
C. E. Degood
J. T. Russell
Surprise birthday bridge fete for Mrs. L L Tims
Mrs L L Tims hosted a Friday evening bridge party at 1621 Ong Street to surprise her husband on his birthday. Red white and blue decor with a George Washington motif highlighted the event. High women went to Mrs Donald Lindsey and high men to Henrylee Kinslow. low scores went to Mrs Bernice Whittington and Clyde Adams.
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L. L. Tims
Ong Street
George Washington
Donald Lindsey
Henrylee Kinslow
Bernice Whittington
Clyde Adams
Ira Foster
Waller Diggs
G. S. Davis
John Aufill
Wesley Friendship Class Meeting To Mend Clothes
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet in the classroom Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 to mend old clothes for needy families. Every member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Lone Stars Are Guests at Lovely Party
Mrs W H Woodlief hosted the Lone Star Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution at 800 West Sixteenth Avenue to celebrate Washingtons Birthday. Patriotic decor and a program featured violin, poetry, and a reading about George Washington with guests including Miss Elizabeth Tucker and Miss Kathryn Farwell.
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W. H. Woodlief
Lone Star Chapter
Children of the American Revolution
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Washington
Woodlief
Elizabeth Tucker
Kathryn Farwell
Ruth Cogswell
George Washington
Virginia Nobles
Doris Culton
Ruth Early
Stethania Cheney
Kathryn
Margaret Farwell
Martha Williams
Betty Teal
Mary Margaret Paschal
Dorothy Grimes
Bert Cantwell
John Cunningham
Dourden Barfield
Clarence Williams
B. I. Barfield
Olla Pedrida Club Entertained With Patriotic Bridge Night
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Threet hosted the Olla Pedrida Bridge Club at their home on West Fifteenth Avenue. The patriotic motif featured red white and blue decorations and balloons at each table. High honors went to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henson with other players including Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Noble Paulk Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Moody Smith and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Threet.
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R. L. Threet
Olla Pedrida Bridge Club
West
Fifteenth Avenue
W. O. Payne
Noble Paulk
W. T. Butler
Moody Smith
Senior B Y P U Has Party At Pierce Street Church
The Senior B Y P U of Pierce Street Baptist held an apron and overall party at Mrs. Lenard Hardin's home on Friday evening. Guests included Edward Pearce Earl Pearce Barbara Ann Mulkey Maude Williamson Jimmie Sullivan Lloyd Lawrence Juanita Flanagan Lola Mae Smith Carthel Morgan Grady Nutts Leon Rea Marie Williamson Ruby Norman Iva Ray Gordon Collier Alma Evans Mrs Johnnie Davis Delbert Gustafson Margaret Farris Mary Farris J D Killman Rodger Smith Alice Stovall Opal Stovall Doris Staples James Stovall Mr and Mrs Lenard Hardin Mr and Mrs Frank Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Lenard Hardin
Edward Pearce
Earl Pearce
Barbara Ann Mulkey
Maude Willaimson
Jimmie Sullivan
Lloyd Lawrence
Juanita Flanagan
Lola Mae Smith
Carthel Morgan
Grady Nutts
Leon Rea
Marie Williamson
Ruby Norman
Iva Ray
Gordon Collier
Alma Evans
Johnnie Davis
Delbert Gustafson
Margaret Farris
Mary Farris
J. D. Killman
Rodger Smith
Alice Stovall
Opal Stovall
Doris Staples
James Stovall
Frank Clark
Ruyle Family Welcomes New Son at St Anthony’s Hospital
Mr and Mrs W A Ruyle of 3012 West Ninth Avenue announce the arrival of a son this morning at St Anthony's Hospital. The infant has not yet been named.
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W. A. Ruyle
West
Ninth Avenue
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Puckett Hosts Dinner Bridge For Newlyweds in Cotulla
Dr and Mrs Howard E Puckett, recently married in Cotulla, honored at a dinner bridge hosted by Dr and Mrs R R Swindell. Black and white decor featured white carnations and sweet peas. High and second high prizes went to Mr A D Steed and Dr B M Puckett respectively. guests included Drs H E Puckett B M Puckett R G Pliler and others.
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Howard E. Puckett
Cotulla
R. R. Swindell
B. M. Puckett
R. G. Pliler
A. D. Steed
Guy Owens
A. Rowley
L. K. Patton
Anna Belle Collins
R. E. Collier
Fifty three Attend Intermediate Meeting at the Church
Fifty three members attended the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society meeting at the church Sunday evening. J. B. Mathews led the program on Sign Boards Along Life's Highway with Ivan Boxwell Roy Snodgrass and Kenneth Zimmerman taking part. Gordon Gill played a trombone solo with Miss Amy Gill. Carnival planned for March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
J. B. Mathews
Ivan Boxwell
Roy Snodgrass
Kenneth Zimmerman
Gordon Gill
Amy Gill
Young People Have Program at Christian Endeavor Meeting
The Young People's Christian Endeavor Society met Sunday evening with thirty five participants. The lesson titled Every Christian a Missionary was led by Miss La Verne Detrick with Frances Martin reading scripture and A. James leading prayer. Members Evelyn Crews Jamnita Farrell Lloyd Boxwell Etherton Gilkerson Alton Boxwell Amy Gill Lyda Mae Walker performed a piano solo as Mrs Snodgrass Mr Shaw and Mr James offered short talks on the topic.
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Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Woodman Circle Elects Seven New Members
The Woodman Circle met at the W. O. W. hall in regular session Friday night. Seven new members were admitted and seven new applications filed. Miss Alice Jones won a prize in contest entertainment while Billy Bob Bethune gave a reading. About 80 members attended. Dr. G L Yates, pastor of First Baptist, will leave today for Dallas to attend a General Baptist convention executive board meeting on Tuesday.
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Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Alice Jones
Billy Bob Bethune
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Dallas
General Baptist Convention
Mr Mitchell Honor Guest Dinner Party
Mrs. W. M. McCarty entertained in honor of her son Walter Mitchell with a birthday dinner at 1926 Harrison Street. Blue crepe and silvery stars adorned the table, a red white and blue cake rested in red sweet peas, red tapers glowed, nut cups bore guest names, then bridge followed. Attending were Roy Britain Edgar Britain Jimmie Swann Eddie Halterman Charles Lowndes Billie Boren Walter Mitchell and A. C. Boger.
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Walter Mitchell
W. M. McCarty
Harrison Street
Bridge
Roy Britain
Edlgar Britain
Jimmie Swann
Eddie Halterman
Charles Lowndes
Billie Boren
A. C. Boger
Lena Moser and Lee Reid Married in Quiet Home Ceremony
A quiet wedding was held at the home of Rev and Mrs A J Gross at 503 North Lincoln street Saturday morning at 9 o clock uniting Miss Lena Moser and Lee Reid. The couple left for Elk City Oklahoma to visit the groom's relatives and will return later in the week to reside at 513 North Taylor street.
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A. J. Gross
North Lincoln Street
Lena Moser
Lee Reid
Elk City
Oklo
North Taylor Street
Paris Plaids Influence Tea Parties In High Fashion
Paris social set adopts Highland plaid ribbons as headpieces for tea and bridge gatherings. Close fitting toques wind around satin bases, draped high at the forehead and low over the ears, signaling a bold tartan trend among fashionable Parisiennes.
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Paris
Four Space Bid Murder Trial Opens in Kansas City
Myre Myrtle Bennett, 4, faces first degree murder charges for shooting her husband John G. Hennett after a bridge game dispute over a four-spade bid. Prosecutor James R. Page seeks life imprisonment. defense hints at long running grievances and income changes cited by Bennett. Eye witness Charles Hoffman testified Bennett fired on her husband. case hinges on whether quarrel stemmed from a single incident or years of tension.
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United Press
Kansas City
Myre
Myrtle Bennett
James R. Page
John G. Hennett
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Reed
Page
Charles Hoffman
Bennetts
Bennett
Hoffman
Mre. Bennett
Mrs. Bennett
Owns Haunted House! Continue Search For Corporal's Body
Army fliers from Brooke Field in San Antonio extended the search near Saluria Island in Santos Bay for Corporal R. R. Gibbons of the 62d Service Squadron after a sailboat capsized in a squall. Private Orlando Oseland swam ashore believing Gibbons was behind him.
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Associated Press
San (Antonio
Brooke Field
San Antonio
Saluria Island
Santos Bay
R. R. Gibbons
62D Service
Brooks Field
Orlando Oseland
Coreboral Gibbons
Temple Business Men Headed to Austin on Bus Legislation
A group of Temple businessmen travels to Austin to press lawmakers on bus legislation. The contingent includes local business leaders and representatives seeking clarity and advancement of transit policy. The outcome will depend on legislative discussions and committee votes.
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Temple
Austin
Temple businessmen prepare to petition legislature
About a hundred Temple business men will travel to Austin tomorrow to urge the legislature to pass reglatory legislation. F. A. Thomson, a wholesale grocer, will speak as the group’s spokesman.
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Temple
Austin
F. A. Thomson
Dynamite Blast Rocks Ontario Prospect, No Casualties
Timmons Ontario February 28 A dynamite explosion at Kamiscotia near the Hollinger mines prospect rocked buildings miles away but caused no casualties Mining inspectors were sent to investigate the blast and officials believe several tons of dynamite exploded prematurely
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Timmons
Ont
Kamiscotia
Hollinger Mines
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