Modernistic Home Social Draws About 250 Friends
About 250 friends of Mrs. Harry Holland visited her Modernistic new home at 2500 Van Buren Street yesterday from 3 to 6 pm. Guests toured rooms, then gathered in the dining room for Russian tea, white glazed nuts, cherries and sandwiches on a lace table. The pure white decor featured modernistic table arrangements with white sweetpeas stock and baby breath. Attending were Mrs. Holland and relatives, plus Mrs. R. C. C. Brumley and others. Misses Kathryn Farwell, Margaret Farwell, Lorene Barlow and Mary Durham served flowers and assisted throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holland
van Buren Street
Mrs. Holland
R. C. C. Brumley
Frank Warren
Mabel Holland
Mr. Holland
A. D. Steed
Darrell Jackson
Guy Carlander
W. B. Stevenson
C. M. Holt
Thomas Watson
James Q. Cade
G. B. Hamilton
Kathryn Farwell
Margaret Farwell
Lorene Barlow
Mary Durham
George Washington Luncheon for U Deal Em Club
A George Washington luncheon was hosted yesterday by Mrs. E M Benesch at 500 Kentucky Street. Place cards and bridge items featured a patriotic motif. Prizes went to Mesdames Roy Curtis Harry Mil holland and Bert Galbreath. Other players included Mesdames Charles Mellor Clyde Carroll W E Fergeson Jack Pittman and the hostess Mrs Dick Benesch with her son Tommy Dick as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M Benesch
Kentucky Street
Roy Curtis
Harry Milholland
Bert Galbreath
Charles Mellor
Clyde Carroll
W. E. Fergeson
Jack Pittman
Dick Benesch
Tommy Dick
Carroll
Forest Hill club to decorate float for Mother in Law Day
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club members will meet at the Tri-State fair grounds Thursday at 9 30 am to decorate the float for the Mother in Law Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Beauty on a Budget With Mercolized Wax Cream
The ad touts Mercolized Wax Cream as a two in one facial product offering cleansing and smoothing benefits. It claims the cream reveals hidden skin beauty and promises value for money. It also promotes Saxolite Astringent as a refreshing antiseptic for the face and neck.
Miss Betty Teel Leads Spring Style Show and Tea
Miss Betty Teel stars in the annual spring style show and tea to aid the Social Center for Girls. Mrs. H E Smith serves as general chairman. The event features spring fashions for morning to dancing, a 07¢ cottons and linens display, and a wedding tableau at the Federated Club rooms, Municipal Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Teel
H. E. Smith
Federated Club Rooms
Municipal Auditorium
Mrs. George Dudley Hosts Forest Hill H D Club Meeting
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. George Dudley home Tuesday afternoon. Members shared kitchen improvement ideas. Mrs. M W Rutherford gave the council report. New member H W Snodgrass was welcomed. Next meeting is March 1 at Mrs C E McPherson. Attendees included Mesdames Snodgrass Brown Finley Martin Weaver Clark Mashburn McPherson Carver Rodgers Davis Martin Mashburn and Misses Mashburn Lokey Iola McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
C. E. McPherson
H. W. Snodgrass
H. C. Brown
Finley Martin
Jim Weaver
A. W Clark
R. M. Mashburn
C. BE. McPherson
J. W. Carver
T. H. Rodgers
E. L. Davis
Juanita Martin
George Dudley
Betty Jean Mashburn
Iola McPherson
Pauline Lokey
L. T. D. Club Ninth Anniversary Celebration
The L. T. D. Club marked its ninth anniversary with a luncheon and party in Amarillo. Attendees included Mesdames Walter, Cline, Allred, Richards, Goodnight, Caldwell, Cole, Hood, Thornton and Sullenger. next meeting set for March 2 at Mrs. Cline’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. D. Club
Amarillo Hotel
Mesdames Jess Walter
Grace Cline
Ralph Allred
George Richards
C. M. Goodnight
G. D. Caldwell
Etta Cole J. F. Hood
Clay Thornton
R. G. Sullenger
Mrs. Cline
West
Ninth Avenue
Mrs Ritter to Hostess for Junior Child Study Club
Mrs Jess Ritter of 2604 Hughes Street will host the Junior Child Study Club Friday at 2 30 o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter
Jess
Hughes Street
Miss Caldwell Weds J E Anderson in Clovis Nuptials
Miss Rachel Caldwell and John Elton Anderson were married February 20 at the Clovis Methodist parsonage with Rev. H W Jordan officiating. Attendants were Oma Mae Jameson and Roy Cline of Amarillo. The bride, a Amarillo High School and Amarillo Junior College graduate, is a registrar at Sam Houston Junior High. The groom is with the Amarillo Abstract Company. They reside at 406 Virginia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Caldwell
Virginia
Rachel
John Elton
Bekie) Anderson
M. E. Anderson
Conway
Methodist Parsonage
Clovis
H. W. Jordan
Oma Mae Jameson
Roy Cline
Amarillo
Anderson
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Junior College
Sam Houston Junior High School
Amarillo Abstract Company
Virginia Street
Social Calendar Tonight and Thursday Planned Events
The Social Calendar lists numerous club meetings and activities across Amarillo including the Auxiliary at the American Legion Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Also church events at Central Presbyterian and Polk Street Methodist with meals, study groups, and senior gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W
American Legion Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Household Hints and Quick Food Tips from the Era
A collection of kitchen guidance covers double boiler design for creaminess, an emergency gelatine dessert, olive oil garlic brush for broiled steak, keeping mashed potatoes hot, and a meat topper idea for ham veal or pork. The notes emphasize efficient prep and simple flavor boosts.
Las Amegas Needle Club Hosts Mrs Simmons
Las Amegas Needle Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at 1506 Jefferson Street with Mrs R L Simmons hosting. After a brief business session led by president Mrs A L Timmons the group shared needlework, conversation, patriotic decorations, and refreshments as members answered roll with current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amegas
Woodmen Circle To Have Program This Thursday Night
The Woodmen Circle holds its monthly social meeting and program Thursday at 7 45 PM in the I O O F Hall. Participants include Alf Lindbloom Mrs George Waghorn Georgina Waghorne Marilyn Cornelius and Virginia and Robert Lauder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
I. O. O. F. Hall
Alf Lindbloom
George Waghorn
Georgina Waghorn
Marilyn Cornelius
Virginia
Robert Lauder
Quilting Event and Bridge Luncheon At Butterfly Club
The Butterfly Club held an all day quilting meeting hosted by Mrs J B Grady with a noon covered dish luncheon. Mrs Floyd Dowdy joined as a new member and the next gathering will be at Mrs H Calvert 519 North Buchanan Street with a pineapple and brown sugar topping. A bridge luncheon section suggests fried apples ink sausages eggs coffee and toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soncy Home
Butterfly Club
H. Calvert
North Buchanan Street
J. B. Grady
Floyd Dowdy
North
Buchanan Street
Heart Shaped Dough Toppers For Creamed Dishes
Cut out heart shaped dough rounds from biscuit or pie dough and top creamed or scalloped mixtures. Bake until the hearts turn brown for a decorative finish.
Penetro for chest cold relief promoted in wide war on colds
Advertorial claim touts Penetro as a fast absorbing remedy for chest congestion and night coughing with soothing vapors. It notes quick warmth on application and a money back guarantee, selling 35 cent jars and larger sizes through dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makters
St. Joseph
Patriotic Program by VFW Auxiliary Highlights Town Hall Event
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary hosted a patriotic program Monday in Townsend Hall at the Municipal Auditorium. Afterward a bridge game and a 42" were played, followed by a performance by the accordion band from Myers Music Mart. Participants included Mary Beth Curtis and Earlene Ken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Myers Music Mart
Mary Beth Curtis
Earlene Ken
Philharmonics Explore Art Songs In Club Meeting
The Phil harmonic Club examined art songs at a Monday gathering hosted by Mrs. R. W. Adams with Mrs. Hope Backenstoce and Mrs. Maynard H. Drake assisting. Miss Mamie Oliver led the discussion and several members performed including Mrs. E. A. Hilleary and Mrs. Jack Burgess with accompanists Margaret Harris and Mrs. A. D. Steed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
R. W. Adams
Hope Backenstoce
Maynard H. Drake
E. H. Erwin
Mamie Oliver
E. A. Hilleary
Lady
Ernest Charles
A. D. Steed
W. M. Stokes
Misses Mamie Oliver
Helen Strite
Margaret Harris
Lilly Larsen
Mesdames Benton King
E. H. Ervin
Diversion and Blue Bonnet Club Meetings Set
Diversion Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. L. L. Pinkerton 302 Kentucky Street Thursday at 11 o clock. Blue Bonnet Needle Club to be hosted by Mrs. Ezra Morton 1205 West Thirteenth Avenue Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Pinkerton
Kentucky Street
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Ezra Morton
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Local Gathering Features Patriotic Reading and Hostesses
A community event featured a patriotic reading by George Weaver. Speakers included Alvin Pfeiffer and Leonard McKenzie, with Mrs. Anna Groves, Mrs. Sadie Odell, and Mrs. Vivian Weaver on the program committee. About 50 guests attended.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promise Relief
A vintage health ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous tension and functional disorders in women. It claims three generations of women endorse it and urges readers to buy from their druggist, citing over a million letters reporting benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Nature
Lydia E. Pinkham
How to Make People Uncomfortable A Clever Guide
A cheeky guide advises social mischief by using wit to unsettle others. It suggests methods like feigning memory lapses, steering conversations away from uncomfortable topics, and masking hostility with faux politeness to provoke unease. The piece ends noting true intelligence lies in putting others at ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Dorothy Parker
Couturiere Club Meeting At Mrs Munns Home
The Couturiere Club will meet at the home of Mrs Maude Munn at 1307 A West Nineteenth Avenue Friday afternoon at 2 45 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couturiere Club
Maude Munn
Nineteenth Avenue
Amaryllis Needle Guild to Meet at Mrs Jones Home
The Amaryllis Needle Guild will gather at 802 Prospect Street in the home of Mrs Emory Jones on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaryllis Needle Guild
Emory Jones
Prospect Street
Amaryllis Guild
Tacky Party Held by Crusaders B T U at First Baptist
The Crusaders B T U of the First Baptist Church hosted a tacky party Monday night with about 25 members and guests. Picnic lunches and cold drinks accompanied the event. Prizes went to Miss Julia Ann Rountree and Tom Rountree as best dressed couple, with tackiest couple awarded to Miss Juanita Johnston and Cordell Pavillard. Dellis Bailey served as judge, and a mock wedding featuring Ruth Ballard and R. L. Jones was the evening’s outstanding moment. Dorothy Baker organized arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders B. T. U
First Baptist Church
Julia Ann Rountree
Tom Rountree
Juanita Johnston
Cordell Pavillard
Frances Chessir
R. L. Jones
Dellis Bailey
George Lynch
Ruth Ballard
Dorothy Baker
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George Washington
H. D. Club
Adam
Fred
Lever Brothers Company
Cambridge
Mase
Peeterr
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Miss Caldwell
J. E. Anderson
Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Celese
Amarillo High Ool
Maria Clase
el Navegar Club
Howard Trig
Second Avenue
Canyon
Alpha Mu Chapter
The
Delphia Society
Beryl Needle Club
Cecil Gardner
Alabama Street
Royal Neighbors
R. C
Carpenters Hall
Friend Needle Cs Club
G. L. Club
Barbara Price
Third Avenue
Thrifty Thimble Club
Florence Veary
Lamar Street
J. A. G. Club
M. K. Collie
Athenaeum Club
Porter Underwood
Hayden Street
Poinsettia Faxing Club
Help
Mrs. F
Ployd
Homecraft Club
W. R. Hill
Leas
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York
R. L. Simmons
Atare
Coulilss Chamberlain Laboratories, Inc
Des Moines, Lowa
Wataru
John Furbach
Polk
Canada
Amarillo Gas Company
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