Potter County Federation Open House Delights Amarillo Elite
Amarillo society filled the club rooms of the auditorium for the Potter County Federation open house from 8 to 5 pm. More than 300 guests enjoyed music by Virgil Proctor and his ten piece orchestra while a grand tea service showcased red flowers greenery and candles. The receiving line featured Mrs. G. T. Vineyard and a long list of federation officers and committee members with debutantes and junior clubs assisting as hosts and servers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Society
Potter County Federation
Virgil Proctor
Alfred H. White
St. Louis
Missouri
Cecilia Stubbs
Lee Bivins
Ellen Umphres
Jacqueline Stewart
G. T. Vineyard
F. T. Collins
E. R. Reedy
American Association of University Women
Virgil Moore
Athenaeum Club
T. L. Gordon
Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. R. McKinley
H. Durham
Donuglas Witt
W. D. McClure
N. D. Bartlett
Harmony
M. R. Roney
Home Interest
J. J. Sanders
Miles G. Bivins
W. Hi. Burk
la Costura
G. H. Turnley
Les Temps
J. S. Ulm
MacDowell Music Club
J. L
Local lodge invites all members to meeting at old residence
Lows hall announces a lodge meeting inviting all members to attend at the old residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. Fahrey at 1409 Harrison. The Fahreys remain at their former home while the new one is prepared in coming weeks.
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Lows Hall
Oud
Mrs. G. ©. Fahrey
News-Globe
Harrison
Ion
Flashes of Life and Odd News Across Cities
Reports from New York Philadelphia and Asuncion describe quirky events. Senoritas in red and white perform on a 12 by 12 board with curtsies for captured pieces. In New York Paderewski’s kitchen gains a successor as James Davis of Chicago is named to replace retiring James Copper. Philadelphia notes tease the mummers parade arrests for risqué impersonations. Paraguay mentions a new chess variant using beautiful pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paderewski
James Copper
James Davis
Chicago
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Asuncion
Paraguay
Social Calendar Highlights Local Church Meetings
The social calendar lists missions and circles at Buchanan Street Methodist First Baptist Central Presbyterian Polk Street Methodist San Jacinto Methodist First Christian Potter Courty Library Board and Woman's Missionary Union Circles with times from 2 to 3 pm and a noon luncheon at Epworth hall All members urged to attend and participate in meetings and officer reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street
West Thirteenth Street
J. Wi. Florey
Herrison Street
B. F. Higgins
South Carolina
F. A. Sauer
Monroe Street
R. B. Wingate
Hughes Street
W. N. Cooper
Cheyenne Road
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Joe Williams
Polk Street
J. H. Charless
R. A. Duncan
Tyler Street
H. S. Morsnan
Virginia
E. A. Rowley
Country Club
Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Epworth Hall
R. E. L. Morgan
Searly
Woman's Auxiliary
The
First Christian Church
Potter Courty Library Board
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Circle Eight
Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
E. C. Lacey
Washington Street
Marmola tablets offer a natural fat loss method
An advertisement claims Marmola prescription tablets combat excess fat through a scientific approach not by starvation. It emphasizes the natural mechanism, 20 years of use, and urges readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box, asserting no secret or harm.
Simple December Wedding Ties Perkins and Stone in Amarillo
Miss Berthena Perkins of Guymon Oklahoma and Orville J Stone of Amarillo married at Polk Street Methodist parsonage with only witnesses Mr and Mrs William Aldrich Rev Lewis N Stuckey officiating Perkins plans to complete her degree in Goodwill Oklahoma and return Stone son of I G Stone of 1305 Washington Street works as advertising manager for International Harvester they will reside in Amarillo after June graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lewis N. Stuckey
William Aldrich
Miss Perkins
Goodwill
Oklahoma
Mr. Stone
I. G. Stone
Washington Street
Chicago
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Smith Hold Open House at Talmage Place
Large and delightful New Year reception hosted by Mr and Mrs H E Smith honoring all families of Talmage Place. They were assisted by community members in a hospitable gathering marking the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. O'Brien
Alpha Delphian
H. E. Smith
Beta Delphian
Grace Webster
Gamma Delphian
H. L. Gaither
Woman's Benefit
Kline
Engineers' Auxiliary
Dana Thomas Trent
Little Theater
Mattes McClurkin
Panhandle
E. T. McBride
Sunshine Study
J. L. Scott
George McLelland
Sophia Meyer
Mra. F
Benita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
America
Dave Britain Jr
Sheperd
Pearle Fortes
Mary
Christ
Wash George
Agnes Smith
Charles Campbell
Betty Bell Britain
Nancy Layton
Inga Borgstrom
Ivan Layton
Wattrus
Newton Babb
Ellyn Bailey Dixon
Mrs. Smith
Talmage Place
Winter social at Smith home dazzles with blooms and music
The reception rooms glowed with roses carnations and poinsettias. Earl Talmage and Henry Douglas Smith, boys of the hosts, greeted guests as pages. A program followed with Dr. R. Thomsen's prayer, Martha Greening's piano, Dan Thomsen's violin, and Madame Butterfly performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Greening
Earl Talmage
Henry Douglas Smith
Dr. R. Thomsen
Martha Greening
Dan Thomsen
BE. H. Gipsen
J. M. O'Brien
Quiet Wedding for Miss Gladys Martin and Mr Harry Daily
Miss Gladys Martin and Mr Harry Daily wed at eight Saturday evening in the home of Bishop E C Seaman 1510 Tyler Street. Bishop Seaman officiated with no attendants. the couple's families and local friends were surprised by the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Martin
Henry Daily
Bishop
E. C. Seaman
Tyler Street
Bishop Seaman
Daily
L. J. Martin
van Buren Street
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas
Buchanan School
Mr. Daily
A. L. Daily
Taylor Street
Williams-Boyce Insurance Agency
Crudgington Named President Of Philharmonic Club
Mrs. H. M. Crudgington will lead the Philharmonic club for the coming year after an election held yesterday afternoon at 133 West Seventh Street Roberts Place. Officers include vice president Mrs. T. M. Caldwell recording secretary Mrs. George Vinyard corresponding secretary Mrs. C. F. Smith treasurer Mrs. J. J. Crume parliamentarian Mrs. I. L. Cole choral director Mrs. Otis Trulove concert director Mrs. W. B. Stevenson and program education director Mrs. Leslie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Crudgington
Philharmonic Club
Walter Fuerman
West Seventh Street
Roberts Place
T. M. Caldwell
George Vineyard
C. F. Smith
J. J. Crume
I. 1D. Cole
Otis Trulove
Mooseheart Legion To Elect Officers
Mooseheart Legion members meet Friday at 2 PM at 902 North Pierce Street for the annual officer election. Mrs. W. M. Howes hosts. Mrs. Paul Goff, senior regent, presides. A social hour follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
W. M. Howes
North Pierce Street
Paul Goff
Auxiliary Will Hold Regular Meeting
The Auxiliary of the West Amarillo Christian Church will hold a regular business and social meeting on Wednesday at two o clock in the church parlors on Second and Tennessee streets. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
Les Temps Club Meeting At Mrs Crudgington Home
The Les Temps Club will hold a regular session Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. Robert Crudgington's home 306 Sunset. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Temps Club
Robert Crudgington
Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers This Evening
The Rebekah Lodge plans to install its officers for the new year this evening at 7 30 o clock at the Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Community notes of travel visits and local life in Amarillo area
Ted Hill return from Tucumcari New Mexico. Louis Pennock returns to University of Oklahoma. Mrs Wilda Stewart visits Amarillo from Lubbock with Mrs Pat Scott. Gaut Land moves offices. Local residents visit relatives and celebrate. Several holidays and travels noted including Marshall Clovis Weatherford Blair and Pampa connections.
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Ted Hill
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Louis Pennock
Daisy Penrock
University of Oklahoma
Wilda Stewart
Lubbock
Amarillo
Pat Scott
Gaut Land Company
Taylor Street
East Third Street
J. R. Belick
Borger
Northwest Texas Hospital
Clough
Plainview
Montgomery
Glenwood
J. M. Adams
Pampa
Florence O'Hara
Clovis
Mary Frances Carpenter
Blair
Oklahoma
Amarillo Business College
Ethel Taylor
Weatherford
Charlie Turner
Clayton
J. R. Dyche
Johnny Wise
Childress
Williams
McDowell
306 West Seventh Street
Dallas
Hollingsworth
Adams Dry Goods Company
Virginia Adair
Jersey Cattle Club Invited Here Next Year
The Board of City Development pushes for the 1929 Texas Jersey Cattle Club meeting to be held in Dallas after promising support and inviting Jersey breeders from the Panhandle and other cities. Pp. C. Bennett leads planning with local breeders and officials sending wires to officials of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Dallas
Pp. C. Bennett
Panhandle
Amarillo Business College Enrollments And Local Moves
Edward Hoeling and Wilfred Hoelting of Nazareth have entered the bookkeeping department at the Amarillo Business College. Miss Irene Bridgman of Snyder and Miss Cathryn Schooler have joined the shorthand and stenographic departments. Miss Madanna of Caldwell Kansas has returned to teach in Kansas. Mr Foster of Foster Furniture plans Chicago market trips to source stock. Estelle Webb has joined Cahaill & Company after holidays with her mother in Pueblo Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Starnes
Edward Hoeling
Nazareth
Amarillo
Amarillo Business College
Foster
Foster Furniture Company
Chicago
Estelle Webb
Pularosa
Cahaill & Company, Accountants
Jersey Meeting Sought to Boost Panhandle Dairy
The Panhandle region aims to host the annual Jersey breeders meeting to advance dairy interests. Amarillo officials and downstate breeders back the plan while noting most members live central to the state. The board believes a Panhandle gathering would grow the membership and will invite club members to a mid summer picnic jaunt.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Three Wise Fools Tonight at the High School
The play Three Wise Fools by Austin Strong will be staged tonight in the high school auditorium by a Better Plays Extension Inc company. Proceeds fund the school auditorium Electrotra project with any surplus aiding this year's graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Strong
Better Plays Extension Inc
John Golden
That Baby You've Longed For Mrs Burton Advises Women
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City recounts years of infertility and suffering before becoming a mother and partner. She offers free advice to married women who write, promising confidential correspondence from 1291 Massachusetts Kansas City MO.
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Federation
Geraldine Albright
Eva Albright
J. P. Merrow
Belton
Teaxs
Baylor School
Carmen Ulm
Jakson Street
McLean
McLean High School
John H. Sewell
Tonkawa Oklahoma
L. M. Light
Mr. Light
Louisiana Street
O.E.S
Beauty Shop
Arcade
Harry Daily
Mrs. Crudgington
Globe- News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Medi
Bennett
Jersey Cattle Club
Ripe Tomatoes
Buchanan
Coats
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
Polk ST
Jeep
Malden
Mase
Banaras
South
California Fruit Company —Polk At
Amarillo Fish Market
H Gossard
S. &H. Green Trading
Saleoce Poston
Taylor
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