Senior B T U Entertained With Radio Star Parodies
The Senior B T U of the First Baptist Church hosted a radio broadcast style program Tuesday night with about 150 guests at small tables. Lady organizers Miss Mary Louise Lacy and Dallas Bailey produced readings, songs, impersonations of stars like Mae West and Eddie Duchin, skits, and a closing performance by Mr. and Mrs. John Josey, with intermission punch and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mary Louise Lacy
Dallas Bailey
George Bob Wick
Boswell Sisters
Janice Black
Jimma Roberson
Ruth Billingslea
Shirley Temple
Linda Lee Mack
Martha Raye
Deane Robertson
Mae West
Joe Adams
Albert E. Terry
Canyon
Joe Penner
Kate Smith
Lawrence Shay
Bob Burns
Eddy Duchin
Thomas Pangle
Rubinoff
Robert Axtell
John
Bob Mallet
Cabin Creek
Millie Hambien
Lois Smith
John Josey
S. D. Six Club Meeting Chooses Play Cast
The S. D. Six Club met at the Conover home Tuesday night to select characters for a play to be staged for the North Highway Community Club. Refreshments were served to Waldo Lynn, Pauline Conover, Clara Brand, Pauline Lynn, Nora Killian, Lucille Jerman and Jessie Conover. next meeting set for March 2 at the Lynn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Jessie
Pauline Conover
North Highway
Waldo Lynn
Clara Brand
Pauline Lynn
Nora Killian
Lucille Jerman
Jessie Conover
Lynn
Marmola Diet Treatment Promises Easy Fat Loss
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to burn fat by improving gland function. It argues dieting and exercise fail, claims the remedy has helped millions, and urges readers to buy Marmola from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Ady
MacDowell Club Program At Pampa Tea Event
The MacDowell Music Club of Amarillo presented a colonial tea program in Pampa with club hostesses Mrs. Bob McCoy and Mrs. P. L. Bottoms. Participants included Mesdames Fuller Ratcliff Carr Langseth Stensons Campbell Smith May and the MacDowell sextet led by Mrs. Sanders, with several Amarillo visitors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Langseth
Amylee
Jean Travis
Amarillo
Mesdames Mamie Campbell
L. L Travis
Mabell Lovett
George Carns
Lora Hinds
Julia Walker
L. F E. McDade
Ardelle S. George
Irma Combs
W. C. Townes
Gladys Townes
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Pleasant Valley club held an all day session at Mrs. E Butterfield home. Mrs H C Gentry was cadet. In the cake contest Mrs W N Martin won first place, Mrs Clark Hancock second, and Mrs Gentry third. Judges were Mrs Jess Walter and Miss Mary Sitton. A covered dish luncheon honored guest Mrs Mary Robinson of Stinnett. Attendees included Mesdames Hancock Gentry Willis Butterfield Martin A P Black Walter G A Speck A R Anderson Sam Jacobs H L Cantrell H J Pankralt and John C Vance. The group will meet March 4 at Mrs Vances due to Fat Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
E. Butterfield
H. C. Gentry
W. N Martin
Clark Hancock
Gentry
Jess Walter
Mary Sitton
Mary Robinson
Stinnett
Mesdames Hancock
Willis
Butterfield
Martin
A. P. Black
Walter
G. A. Speck
A. R. Anderson
Sam Jacobs
H. L. Cantrell
H. J. Pankralt
John C. Vance
Sam Houston School PTA Night Presents Fall Program
Sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association, Sam Houston School hosts a Friday night program featuring a one act play boxing tumbling acts Girls Choral Club sextet school and German bands dances and the Beacon quartet. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Sam Houston School
Beacon Quartet
Pie and chili supper Friday at Masonic Temple
Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star invites all Masons and Eastern Stars to a homemade pie and chili supper Friday night at the Masonic Temple. Serving runs until 10 o'clock with doors open to attendees from the local fraternal community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
O. BE
Chili and
Pie
Aun Masonic Temple
Social Calendar Tonight and FridayEvents listed with times and venues
MacDowell Fine Arts Club and others meet tonight at 7 30 across Madison and Washington streets Bible study and junior groups gather at 7 30 Friday puts Child Study Club and A A U W benefit book review at St Andrews Parish House 2 30 Blue Bonnet Needle Club 2 30 Sam Houston PTA program 7 30 Busy 12 Club 9 30 U So It Club Coven and One Club meeting postponed Woodmen Circle dance at W O W Hall ritual drills at I O O F Hall and chili and pie at Masonic Temple 5 to 16 O B E and E L dancing and church group programs listed with various venues and times
River Road Club Names Cake Winners at Demonstration
Miss Mary Sitton led a River Road Club meeting at Mrs. Killoughs home with 15 cakes on display. Winners included Mesdames Irby, Gwyn, Milchon, Boyd, Glasgow, Troup and Prescott, while Mrs Mobberly, preparing to leave for Missouri, was honored with a shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sitton
River Road Club
R. I. Killough
W. D. Irby
James Gwyn
P. Milchon
M. M. Boyd
J. L. Glasgow
W. R. Troup
Margaret Prescott
M. B. Mobber
Bernie Jenkins
Sidney Brown
Ben L. Cracraft
W. B. Gilbert
R. S. Connellee
FE. L. Smith
P. Milchan
Misses Sitton
Mary Robinson
Elizabeth McCarty
Naomi Killough
Mrs. Diggs
Mrs. Gilbert
Ladies Friendship Class Entertained by Buchanan Street Church
The Buchanan Street Methodist Church Ladies Friendship Class was entertained by Mrs. G. C. Vinson on Tuesday afternoon with readings, songs and contests. Mrs. E. D. Moore is the class teacher and Mrs. F. C. Tomlinson is president, with refreshments served to a list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
G. C. Vinson
E. D. Moore
F. C. Tomlinson
P. EB
Easley
D. Presley
J. H. Holston
W R. McDowell
R. B. Francis
W. A Brand
Faculty concert at Playhouse features original works
Musical Arts Conservatory faculty present a Sunday program of original compositions readings and dances at 4 pm at the Playhouse. Contributors include Beckie Reeder Arnold Lascille Palmer Ballard Hall Axtell Margaret Woodruff Gladys M Glenn Ardath Johnson Idelma Conoley Bonnye Beth Baker Minnie Lee Solnick and Rosalie Raymond with songs instrumental and orchestral numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Playhouse
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Lascille Palmer Ballard
Hall Axtell
Margaret Woodruff
Gladys M. Glenn
Ardath Johnson
Idelma Conoley
Bonnye Beth Baker
Minnie Lee Solnick
Rosalie Raymond
Cinderella Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Chilton’s Home
Cinderella Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Bob Chilton yesterday afternoon. Refreshments were served to Mrs J C Leach of Canadian and Mesdames E L Greathouse, P W Austin Jr, James Walters, Curtis Eller, V F Mann, Frank Webb, 8 Harmon, W W Nix, George Laughry, F F Hillin and Paul Cronister. Mrs. Cronister’s home at 1616 Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinderella Club
Bob Chilton
J. C. Leach
E. L. Greathouse
P W, Austin, Jr
James Walters
Curtis Eller
V. F. Mann
Frank Webb
Harmon
W W. Nix
George Laughry
F. F. Hillin
Paul Cronister
Mrs. Cronister
Lincoln Street
Choral Club to Sing at Class Meeting
The Sam Houston School choral club directed by Miss Jonnie Rowan will perform at the Men s Class meeting of San Jacinto Methodist Church on Sunday at 9 45 in the church Fellowship Hall. The club comprises 50 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston School
Jonnie Rowan
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Slang Is O K When Original Says Scholar
Norman Oklahoma features Dr B A Botkin OU English professor arguing slang is acceptable when original and vigorous. He praises Shakespeare and Sandburg for clever usage while condemning tired phrases like oh yeah hot stuff and I'll tell the world as lacking zest. He approves on the spot phrases such as give him the breaks and get a kick as still effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
B. A. Botkin
University of Oklahoma
Dr. Botkin
Carl Sandburg
Greatest art patron status for Phen Fao praised by Cahill
Holger Cahill, national director of the WPA federal art projects, called Phen Fao the greatest art patron in history. The remark ties Fao to major arts sponsorship during the era and underscores influence on public art funding and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phen Fao
Holger Cahill
WPA
Federal Art Projects
Skeletons Said To Be Indians In Arkansas Field
Sheriff Parker announced that 20 decapitated skeletons found in a Hampton corn field by farmer J B Hall are believed to be Indian remains rather than victims of an 1891 race riot. Dr B C Dellinger of the University of Arkansas Zoology faculty was en route to assist.
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Hampton
Ark
S. 5S. Parker
8. C. Dellinger
University of Arkansas Zoology Faculty
Politician Keeps Pledge With 800-Pound Steer Barbecue
In Cottonwood Falls Kansas Dan Mehl, newly elected county commissioner, honored his vow to host a victory dinner. He barbecued an 800-pound steer for 300 to 400 guests who helped celebrate his election win.
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Dan Mehl
Mehl
Book Review Postponed by West Amarillo Council
The Woman's Council of West Amarillo Christian Church postpones the Friday book review at Mrs. T. M. Montgomery's home to March 4 due to the death of council member Miss Carrie Stentston. Golden Glint Rinse offers a brightening shade solution for hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Introducing Young Amarilloans
Children of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Hopkins shown in the picture. They are Buddy Wayne, two and a half, and Matha Ann, four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne W. Hopkins
Buddy Wayne
Matha Ann
City Snowed Under by 40000 Tons of Soot
Cincinnati officials estimate 40000 tons of smoke soot and coal fly ash fall on the city each year from factory and home stacks. Chief Smoke Inspector Rowe says 800 railroad coal cars would be needed to haul it away. University tests show 51 tons per square mile in October, 17 tons more than November 1935, over 74 square miles in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Gordon D. Rowe
University of Cincinnati Bureau of Tests
Geological Society Will Meet Tonight in Amarillo
Members of the Panhandle Geological Society will meet tonight in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel for a dinner and meeting. About 30 members are expected. H. H. Finnell, regional conservationist of the Soil Conservation Service, will give the principal address. J. O. will discuss The Utilization of the High Plain Water Resources. The dinner starts at 6:30 and will be presided over by John Galle, president and geologist for Shell Petroleum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Geological Society
Red Room
Amzillo Hotel
H. H. Finnell
The
Soil Conservation Service
High Plain
John Galle
Shell Petroleum Company
Clever Sparrows Nest in Elk City Electric Sign
Citizens in Elk City find a flock of sparrows nesting in the recesses of a large main street electric sign. The heat from the bulbs warms them as cold weather bites.
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Elk City
Okla
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