Anna Belle Collins Hosts P T A Tea at Amarillo Country Club
One hundred fathers and sons attend the Margaret Wills P T A banquet and tea at the Amarillo Country Club. Mrs. H H Larson presides over tea service as a program of readings solos dances and recitations entertains attendees including numerous named society members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo Country Club
Ben Henson
John K. Boyce
G. M. Stone
Cecil Ingram
Bert, Warner
F. B. Means
Othohompson
Jack Haller
O.V. Vernon
P. D. Berthelot
J. L. Summers
H. W. Clutter
H. H. Larson
D. T. Crowe
R. E. Young
Harry Gray
W. S. Izzard
George Stanley
Lanelle Vernon
Virginia Bussey
Margaret Clutter
Ernestine
Helen White
Nancy Belle Colley
Agnes Rose Latson
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Dorothy Belle Clutter
Walter Fuerman
Virginia Lauder
Eugene Polk
Mary Lee Vernon
Mary Horen
Doris
Ruth Lander
Norris Ewing
E. M. Benesch
G. Trent Davis
William D. Horen
O. V. Vernon
Jack Hallen
Paul Berthelot
L. Bussey
J. Jesse
Howard Lander
Milburn Easum, Jr
G. S
Dorcas Class To Entertain At First Christian Church Social
The Dorcas Class of the First Christian Church to entertain with a social Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. M. Mirick 1707 Taylor Street with Mrs. E. E. Boxwell as assistant hostess. A large crowd attended the father son banquet at the high school cafeteria Monday evening with Judge S A L Morgan presiding as toastmaster. Reverend L McNeill gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Christian Church
E. M. Mirick
Taylor Street
E. E. Boxwell
Parent-Teacher Association
S. A. L. Morgan
Rev. L. McNeill
Robert Allingham
H. B. Pipkin
G. G. Ordway
H. A. Shaw
Doris Shaw
Lester Aldrich
Ira Key
David Park
Carl Cooper
Ernest Hurlock
Harry Sager
Kentucky
Babe
Carolyn Pestor
Lemore Hill
R. C. Martini
Charles Martini
J. E. Montgomery
D.A. Parks
David Parks
J. S. Fischer
Leigh Fischer
Jack Elgy
Pem Denton
Mortimer Denton
Dr. L. M. Black
Bertram Black
David Rogers
M. F. Taylor
Jack Cage
H. ©. Pipkin
H. C. Pipkin
T. J. Wagner
Lang Wagner
John Streit
Charles Bettick
C. W. Whittington
Charles Whittington
L. McNeill
Joe McNeill
Ford Brandenburg
Bob Brandenburg
J. M. Cook
Holland Cook
William Boyd
C. E. Weymouth
Jim Weymouth
Jack Kemmerer
Leslie Ald
Arrival of Phyllis Rae Parsell at Amarillo General
Mr and Mrs Warren B Parsell of 1912 Buchanan Street announce the birth of a daughter Phyllis Rae weighing nine and a half pounds born Tuesday at 12 oclock at Amarillo General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Parsell
Buchanan Street
Phyllis Rae
Amarillo General Hospital
Gums That Bleed and Pyorrhea Remedy Claim
Advertisement asserts pyorrhea threatens health and promises Creosene as a home treatment. It claims quickly banishes pyorrhea with germ destroying ingredients, stops bleeding gums in one day, and cures mouth troubles within three weeks or money back.
Junior Women Meet at Mrs Carson Home
Mrs Cale W. Carson entertained the Junior Women's Club at 2407 Hayden Street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Albert Bigins directed the program reviewing Edwardians by W Sackville West about King Edward before George. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale W. Carson
Hayden Street
Albert Bigins
W. Sackville West
King Edward
King George
Albert Bivins
Julian Bivins
Thornton Blanchard
John K. Boyce
Local Names List Includes Officials and Residents
A catalog of individuals appears in the record, listing many residents and officials such as Rich, H. A. Shaw, A. E. Meyer, Ver non Meyer, John McKnight, Jim McKnight, G. C. McDaniel, Jr. William Durham, J. W. Collins Jr. and others. The compilation names numerous families and potential signatories or participants in a community notice.
Pussy Willows Form Setting Needle Club
A home gathering of the Needle Club hosted by Mrs. C. D. Jackson at 1118 Harrison Street featured pussy willow decorations, sewing and exchanging quilt blocks, and a two course luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. J. E. Rowland, Mrs. H. H. Cooper, Mrs. Edgar Wilson, Mrs. Lillie Hollis, Mrs. Howard Trigg, Mrs. B. L. Kingsland, Mrs. H. B. Jones, Mrs. G. J. Nunn, Mrs. Sam Orr, Mrs. R. D. Gist, Mrs. R. L. Killough, Mrs. Ray C. Johnson, Mrs. Augustine Greening, Mrs. Joe Kemble, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Jackson
Needle Club
Harrison Street
J. E. Rowland
H. H. Cooper
Edgar Wilson
Lillie Hollis
Howard Trigg
B. L. Kingsland
H. B. Jones
G. J. Nunn
Sam Orr
R. D. Gist
R. L. Killough
Ray C. Johnson
Augustine Greening
Joe Kemble
Alpha Delphians Discuss Lyric Poetry Topic
The Alpha Delphian Society met at the club rooms Tuesday afternoon to study Lyric Poetry. Mrs. W. R. Moody directed the program and Mrs. G. H. Turnley provided a short resume of the last lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian Society
W. R. Moody
G. H. Turnley
Ice-Mint Foot Fix Claims Painless Corn Removal
A new Japanese product named Ice-Mint promises quick relief from corns of all types without pain. The ad says it shrivels corns so they lift out with a finger, soothes swelling and cracked toes, and heals tender spots, suitable for both high heel wearers and long‑day workers.
Local Lyric Club Discusses Forms and Poets
Mrs M C Hancock described the Lyric varieties while Mrs George Parr spoke on The Song. Mrs W P Strickland covered The Simple Lyric and Reflective Lyric. Mrs A M Jackson spoke on The Elegy and The Ode and Mrs BE M Lyrick on The Sonnet. Mrs M O Lovett read three recently published poems. About 16 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hancock
George Parr
W. P. Strickland
A. M. Jackson
BE. M. Lyrick
M. O. Lovett
Spelling Gains Tied to Theme and Column Tests
Atlanta school tests show pupils spell five percent better in column form than in standard theme writing. Dr Harold H. Bixler, director of tests, notes that after mastering 4000 words, each extra 1000 adds only one percent to writing vocabulary. He argues business and public overvalue spelling as a misstep rarely alters meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Harold H. Bixler
Bixler
Plough's Favorite Bouquet Face Powder Ad
An advertisement touts Plough's Favorite Bouquet Face Powder as the top selling powder in a square red box. It urges buyers to demand the product, claiming it looks better and longer lasting regardless of price, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plough
Beige Returns for Street Wear in Spring Fashion
Beige makes a comeback after a year in the background. Yellow and rosy beiges appear in lightweight wools and jerseys for street and sports wear. Brown, including tete de negre and cafe a lait shades, is tipped to be a heavy favorite in the season’s color race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Wesley Palm Sunday School Class Entertained at Home
The Wesley Palm Sunday School Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will be entertained by Miss Elizabeth Lilly at the home of her sister Mrs Oliver E Austen 504 Carolina Street Friday at 8 o clock The entertainment will feature a kid party Hostesses include Miss Tennye Sue Williams Miss Maudine Tomlinson and Miss Gladys Lively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Pal
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Elizabeth Lilly
Oliver E. Austen
Carolina Street
Tennye Sue Williams
Maudine Tomlinson
Gladys Lively
Waverly McCollum
Safe home remedy dissolves blackheads with Calonite powder
An old fashioned health tip promotes dissolving blackheads using two ounces of Calonite powder sprinkled on a hot wet cloth and rubbed over the blemishes. The text claims all pores will disappear instantly.
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Anna
Belle Collins
Phyllis Rae Parsell
Amarillo
Taylor St
Alpha Delphians
Sean Soap
The
DIAL
Plougles
Barbara Smithy
Miss Billy
Pdt
Polk
Evelyn Blake
Annabelle Querdling
Miss Querdling
Amarillo Globe
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