Junior Child Study Club Hosts Annual Tea at Cavin Home
The Junior Child Study Club held its annual guest day tea at Mrs. John A Cavin’s Hayden Street home. Members and guests registered, with Mrs. Izzard welcoming attendees and a program featuring Miss Margaret Collins reading Rachel Fields and songs by Mrs. R. N. McKitterick. A patriotic Irish-themed table setting and a guest-book reception marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cavin
Hayden Street
Cavin
Mesdames W. S. Izzard
A. D. Lidia
Charles M. Rogers
Howard W. Lynch
T. G. Hull
W. B. Gunn
R. E. Posey
Cc. H. Knapp
Bill Price
Jess Ritter
Aubrey Jackson
Mesdames
Joe Stensons
Clyde Bray
Key Purr
J. L. Sparks
Ray Dick
John Cavin
R. N. McKitterick
R. C. Martini
Jake Cannon
R. R. Winningham
R. A. Mack
Frank Litle
J. T. Wisdom
T. B. Daniel
John A. Williams
Jack Vincent
G. Ray Smith
Atlanta Club Names Officers for Coming Meeting
Cox, B C Elliott, E L Smith, Vernon Shields, H T Cornelius, G Winningham and others from Atlanta prepare for a regular meeting next Friday afternoon at Mrs B C Elliott’s home 136 Wayside with listed attendees and local names in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis B. Hall
B. C. Elliott
Two Bridge Parties Honor Guests in Amarillo Social Row
Mrs. Bill A. Selover entertained with a St Patrick themed bridge party at 85 Kentucky Street honoring Mrs. Ray Folk Beal of Austin and Mrs. Ed Mulburn of Clovis. High scorers were Mrs. Walter Joe Atkins and Mrs. Leland Twadell with a consolation prize to Mrs. Beal. A. A. U. W. to sponsor Red Lamps play March 7 at Amarillo Senior High. tea March 2 features speaker Mrs. H. H. Cooper. Proceeds fund Amarillo College scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill A. Selover
Pampa
W. P. Selover
Kentucky Street
Ray Folk Beal
Austin
Ed O. Mulburn
Clovis
St. Patrick
Walter Joe Atkins
Leland Twaddell
Beal
Milburn
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Wayne Eubanks
College Players
Rosalie Raymond
Edgar Parsons
Parsons Ensemble
Allen Early
H. H. Cooper
Amarillo College
Athenaeum Club Moves Meeting Place to Harrison Street
The Athenaeum Club will meet at Mrs. I. Rasco 1408 Harrison Street on Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon. The lesson will be led by Mrs. E T Miller Four popular plays will be studied. The First Christian Church Woman's Council will serve luncheon at 12 30 on Wednesday with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bagby Smith
First Baptist Church
W. H. Kimbrough
van Buren Street
Athenaeum Club
Woman's Council
Woman's Council of the
First Christian Church
Woman's Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
West Amarillo
W.M
Bertha Lee Hunt
H E. Peery
East Twentieth Avenue
Elizabeth Johnson
J. P. LeNeveu
Herman Street
Janet Ray
Elsie Clor
W. A. Rice
Bernice Neel
A. G. Anderson
Taylor Street
Lilly Handley
O. W. Moore
Bellview Street
Woman's Council of First Church
Jesus
J. M. Crain
Pierian Club
C. B. Reeder
Jackson Street
R. EF. Underwood
Social calendar of Amarillo clubs and church groups
Evening and daytime gatherings listed for numerous local organizations. Includes Catholic Daughters meeting Parish House at 7:45 PM and Shrove Tuesday events at several venues, plus PTA dances, church circles, and women's groups with times and locations across Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Meets at Nelson Home
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met yesterday at Mrs. E. C. Nelson’s home. Mrs. Ray Baland instructed on making candlewick bedspreads. Quarterly reports were given and Edu cational Fund contributions were turned in. Attending were Mesdames Grady Blair J. E. Adelmann F. C. Wendt Lee Williamson L. O. Biggers W. T. Sherrill G. M. Sullinger Ray Baland G. H. Scoby R. W. Norman E. D. Reid C. H. Mixon and the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Scoby’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
E. C. Nelson
Ray Baland
Educational Fund
Grady Blair
J. E. Adelmann
F. C. Wendt
Lee Williamson
L. O. Biggers
W. T. Sherrill
G. M. Sullinger
G. H. Scoby
R. W. Norman
E. D. Reid
C. H. Mixon
Ina Belle Crossno Becomes Bride of Francis McGown
Ina Belle Crossno and Francis McGown were married in a candlelight ceremony at the bride’s parents home, attended by close relatives. Rev. W. W. Pittman officiated as they dressed in dark blue crepe. Both graduates of Amarillo High School with McGown at Amarillo College. he works at Amarillo Wholesale Hardware Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Belle Crossno
Francis McGown
Francis McCown
Wallace Crossno
North Pierce Es
oSncer
Nina Mae Crossno
Elbert Whitehead
W. W. Pittman
Mrs. McCown
Amarillo High School
Mr. McGown
Amarillo College
Amarillo Wholesale Hardware Company
Amarillo Little Theater postpones March production date
The Amarillo Little Theater shifts its next production The Romantic Young Lady by Martinez Sierra from March 5 to March 12 at the Municipal Auditorium. It is the season’s third regular show directed by Mrs Eloise Gipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Little Theater
Martinez Sierra
Municipal Auditorium
Eloise Gipson
McIlroys Plan Florida Cuba and New York Trip
Mr and Mrs W W McIlroy depart this morning for Florida before visiting Havana Cuba and New York then returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. McIlroy
Florida
Havana
Cuba
New York
Pact Proposed for US Britain and Germany Naval Accord
Anglo American German naval agreement proposed as a three power pact would limit ships and guns and provide annual data on construction. It aims to mirror limits discussed in the four power talks and could be a treaty or note exchange, without forming an alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Nutter
London
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Italy
Tislan
Mussolini
League of Nations
Mediterranean
France
P. O. Auxiliary to Hold Meeting at Mrs. Kelly’s Home
The Ladies Auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks will meet at 4234 West Fifteenth Avenue, the home of Mrs. Arlo Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. F. W
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
P. O
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Arlo Kelly
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Dinner To Honor Coach Madison Bell
Coach Biair Cherry and his mother Mrs Mozelle Cherry host a dinner in honor of Southern Methodist University coach Madison Bell. The event at the Cherry home 1404 Madison Street takes place this evening with guests including C PF Hatchett Henry Thompson Coach Howard W Lynch Bill Honey B C D Bynum John Pullingim and Gene A Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biair Cherry
Mozelle Cherry
Madison Bell
Southern Methodist University
Cherry
Madison Street
Hatchett
Henry Thompson
Howard W. Lynch
Bill Honey
B. C. D. Bynum
John Pullingim
Gene A. Howe
Help-Your-Neighbor Club Honors Mrs Jess Dobbs
The Help-Your-Neighbor Club gathered at Mr and Mrs W Y Alexander residence Saturday to celebrate Mrs Jess Dobbs birthday with music games and a covered dish supper Attendees included F C Floyd C W Alexander J J Armstrong Jess Dobbs Jack Alexander O C Floyd Mabiel Wright J H Rose M B Rankin Fay Love Wayne Loman W T Gross Evelyn Alexander Ruthie Jo Overstreet Tiyne Floyd Luther Rankin Charles Alexander and the host couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help
W. Y. Alexander
Jess Dobbs
Messrs
Wayne Loman
W. T. Gross
Evelyn Alexander
Ruthie Jo Overstreet
Tiyne Floyd
Luther Rankin
Charles Alexander
Jolly Time Club Elects Officers
The Jolly Time Dramatic Club elected Fay Nicklaus as president Donna Roush as vice president and Betty Jean Norvell as secretary for the coming three months The newly chosen officers will start duties next Monday night during Mothers Night The club also presented a play at the Buchanan Street School last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Time Dramatic Club
Academy of Music and Art
Fay Nicklaus
Donna Roush
Betty Jean Norvell
Buchanan Street
St Louis public library readers used odd items as bookmarks
Razor blades oak leaves nails valentines snapshots matches street car transfers and bridge tallies were found used as bookmarks by readers at St Louis public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin
An advertising note promotes a topical treatment claiming to melt on the skin and deliver medicine into pores to relieve itch, tetter, rash, eczema, foot itch, and ringworm with a money back guarantee on the first jar if unsatisfied. The copy mentions a soothing blue star ding test.
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Hjalmar Bergh
Dorothy Hail Pitman
Stella Stacy
Texas
Rinsky- Korsakow
Bergh
Strauss
Mrs. Foster
A. E. Foster
Mesdames Gilbert Parcell
Monroe Murchison
Roy Kerr
J. Park
Mildred Meharg
Mamie Hulan
R. J. Pfeiffer
A. E. Beyers
Pat Veazey
W. S. Buchanan
W. C. Meharg
Carlton Park
Lois Hoyal
Nsurange
Norge
Rollator
Norge Rollator
Norge Concentrator
Borg-Warner Corp
Detroit
Mich
Finkler Electric Company
Polk Street
Amarillo Furniture CO
Polk St
Goodman Furniture
Altus
Okla
B. R. Anderson
Borger
N.be
Johnson
Canadian
Neal Hutton
Dalhart
Foxworth-Galbraith
Dumas
L. L. Hughes, Erick
Groom
C. A. Nash & Sons
Guymon
Pullwood-Batt
Hereford
Booker Furniture
Hooker
Maytag Appliance CO
Taylor St
McLean
Post & Neaves
Key Electric
Perryton
Stratford
Tex
Dyer Hardware
Tolia
AMD
Finine-Aim
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
R. E. Work
West Sixth Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association of
Price Memorial College
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Parish
St. Andrew's Guild
Unity Study Club
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Sacred Heart Cathedral
G. C. Mayer
Capitol Hotel
Cinderella Club
Frank Webb
East Twelfth Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society of
Polk Street Methodist Church
H. B. Lautz
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Blanche Grove
H. O. Bradley
Carolina Street
Dudley Green
Fairmont Street
Frank Carney
Hillcrest Sewing Club
Vaughn
Thrifty Club
Nelson
Paris
China
Ruth Grifiin
Ruth Griffin
Jackson
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Charles K. Hickey
Tenessee
The
United Confederate Veterans
Mrs. Moore
McIlroys
England
Oueny
Coach Madison Bell
Honor Mrs. Dobbs
Jolly Time Club
Harrison
Mercer
Swift's Select
K. C
U. S
Cloverbloom
Brookfield
Sue
Lux
Luy Tor
Margaret Sullavan
Universal Star
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