Miss Virginia Gooch Honored At Amarillo Social Event
A social gathering of Amarillo women featured a bridge luncheon for Miss Virginia Gooch of Colorado Springs at the Gooch home on Monroe Street. Guests included Miss Lee Wolflin and Miss Clara Currie, with prizes awarded for high and low scores amid winter floral decor and a full program of music and readings by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amart Society
Henry Gooch
Neice
Virginia Gooch
Colorado Springs
Gooch
Ralph Kenniston
Monroe Street
Lee Wolflin
Clara Currie
Elizabeth Nunn
Elizabeth Boyce
Margaret
Miss Howell Presented in Panhandle Recital
Julia Howell received a large enthusiastic audience last evening as Mary Miller Beard presented her in an interpretative recital for the Panhandle Speech Arts association in the Municipal auditorium club rooms. It marked Miss Howell's first appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Howell
Mary Miller Beard
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Municipal Auditorium
Miss Howell
E. O. Howell
Panhandle Speech Arts Club
Howell
Norman Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A Thursday schedule lists multiple club gatherings led by named hosts across San Jacinto and nearby streets including Mrs. A. G. Stanley 1301 Fillmore Mrs. C. C. F. Blanchard and others. Activities cover Needle clubs Child Study groups and church related classes with times from 2 30 to 3 o'clock and venues on Fillmore West Eleventh and Buchanan streets plus Country club addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Stanley
Fillmore Street
C. C. F. Blanchard
Blue Bonnet Bridge Club
Ralph Tipton
Kentucky Avenue
San Jacinto
C. D. Roberts
J. J. Kendrick
van Buren Street
W. K. Chandler
Bridge Club
Lindsay Smith
West Eleventh Street
Sunshine Child Study Club
L. R. Hollingshead
West Seventh Street
Ray Dickerson
Athenaeum Club
Ted Neely
Hughes Street
W. T. Cobb
Jim
Gulerie
Progressive
W. P. Wheeler
Hayden Street
Brady
Floyd Krabbe
Lew Jolly Needle Club
Clark McCully
Lutheran
M. Hemel
Buchanan Street
Pleasant Valley
P.T. A
Phebe K. Warner
Hatchett
Ong Street
A. Miller
D. C
H. C. Baucum
Jackson Street
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Allen Social Circle Hosts January Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs J R Alten entertained guests at 122 West Third Street Roberts Place for a bridge party honoring Mr and Mrs Dudley Fisk of Cottonwood Falls Kansas. Auction bridge scores went to Mrs Ed Broome and Mr Ned Miller while Mrs T E Johnson received a low score gift. guests included Mr and Mrs Fisk and other local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Fisk
Cottonwood Falls
Kansas
J. R. Alten
West Third Street
Roberts Place
T. E. Johnson
Ed Broome
Ned Miller
T. FB. Johnson
A. F. Klopfatein
William Moore
W. H. Jenkins
George Pidcoke
Lewis Finklea
Aln. Finklea
Taylor Family Announces Daughter Alma Myrtle Marriage
Mr and Mrs George R C Taylor of 504 East Twelfth announce the marriage of their only daughter Alma to Mr Carol Moody on Saturday December 17. The ceremony took place at Rev W M Pearce home 1702 Taylor Street with only immediate family present. Mrs Mondy came here with her parents from Glenwood a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. C. Taylor
East Twelfth Street
Alma
Carol Moody
W. M. Pearce
Taylor Street
Mondy
Glenwood
Local Amarillo Pair Reside at 504 East Twelfth Street
California born woman has studied at Amarillo Business College for months. Mr Moody, son of F B Moody of 309 East Twenty-ninth Street, works in Amarillo Dry Goods with his uncle J B Moody. The couple will remain at home at 504 East Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Amarillo
Mrs McKenzie Hosts Merry Wives Bridge Club
Mrs John Gilvin won high score in bridge at the Christmas afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs John G McKenzie at 1014 Bonham Street. Mrs L M Black was second high and guest high score went to Mrs Roy Cloninger. special guests included Mrs Roy Cloninger and Mrs John Wayland. A plate luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. McKenzie
Merry Wives Bridge Club
Here
Bonham Street
John Gilvin
L. M. Black
Roy Cloninger
John Wayland
Mrs Weatherby Hosts Companions Bridge Club
Informal and delightful afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Bryan Weatherby at 1500 Buchanan Street in honor of Companions Bridge club members. Flowers of carnations and chrysanthemums decorated the rooms. Mrs. W. S. Izzard received a high score prize. Guests included Mrs. J. H. Tanner, Mrs. R. P. Eastland, Mrs. C. M. Hall, Mrs. Cecil Boulden, Mrs. Riley Strickland and Mrs. Ross Tremble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Weatherby
Buchanan Street
Companions Bridge Club
W. S. Izzard
J. H. Tanner
R. P. Eastland
C. M. Hall
Cecil Boulden
Riley Strickland
Ross Tremble
Martha Bishop Improves After Illness
Mrs. Martha Bishop who had been quite ill in Northwest Texas hospital was moved to her son Grover Bishop and wife 2113 Tyler street yesterday afternoon. She remains bed bound but shows marked improvement in condition.
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Martha Bishop
Northwest
Texas
Grover Bishop
Bishop
Tyler Street
Mathers Council Sets Friday Executive Meeting
The Mathers Council calls all executive meetings of presidents and delegates of local clubs. The gathering is Friday at 4 15 p m in the High School library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers’ Council
Recital Guests and Local Homecomings Entertainments
APPEARS IN RECITAL and Mrs. A F Waggoner formerly of Amarillo have been traveling in the east for months. They will make their future home in Post Texas. Mr and Mrs H M Adkins returned from Pilot Point where they spent the holidays. They are at home to friends at the Herring hotel. Mr and Mrs W B Wormack entertained Mrs Wormack's father C Ruton of Hereford dating the Christmas holidays and Mr and Mrs F K Woodruff at 1208
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Adkins
Hughes Street
Pilot Point
Texas
A. F. Waggoner
Amarillo
Mra. Waggoner
Post
H. M. Adkins
Herring Hotel
Wormack
Johnson Street
Holiday Visits Span Families Across The Plains
Harrison street hosted Mrs. Woodruff's mother Mrs. J. M. Franklin of Childress Texas during holidays. Franklin left Monday for home. Several local residents returned from travels including Bertha Lee Hattie Mae Wood from Dallas where they attended the Christian Endeavor State convention. Others, including Dorothy Cox from Plainview, Journeyed with them to Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Street
Bertha Lee
Hattie Mae Wood
W. J. Wood
Kentucky Street
Dallas
Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Cox
Plainview
Amarillo
Hazel Benefield
Paul and
Mack
Ponca City
Oklahoma
J. Wood
Childress
Texas
L. B. Wood
Florida Street
F. E. Wood
Merle Wood
Vega
Charlie Marlin
Portsmouth
Ohio
R. B. Thurman
H. B. Wood
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Missouri Student Returns to Park College After Holidays
Miss Julia Howell leaves to resume studies at Oklahoma University in Norman after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs E O Howell in Missouri during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Howell
E. O. Howell
Norman
Oklahoma
The
Oklahoma University
Cromwell school turmoil ends with six teachers quitting
Six Cromwell High School teachers quit before Christmas protesting Superintendent W. T. Logan. The district judge ordered the school board to refrain from dismissing the school’s principal and staff, allowing Logan to remain in his post as normal operation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cromwell
Okla
W. T. Logan
Logan
George Crump
Wewoka
Fighteen
Petitioners fail to secure Logan removal in local vote
Six residents backed a move to remove Logan but the effort collapsed as others withdrew. Logan then announced that several had been retained. The six named are Ayler Juanita Williams Dorothy Snader and Mr and Mrs William Smith. Also reported is a shortage of native labor hindering gold production in South Africa. A new government bonded warehouse in Panama is now in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Logan
I. . Ayler
Juanita Williams
Dorothy Snader
Willian Smith
South Africa
Panama
Turn Hair Dark With Sage Tea By JEAN MACON
An old time remedy for darkening gray hair using Sage Tea and Sulphur is described with modern access through Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound sold for 75 cents. The product promises a natural look and lustrous hair after repeated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Macon
Wyeth
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Miss Gooch
Pearance
J. Mack Vernon
Vernon
Vineyard
Lloyd Fletcher, Jr
Lloyd Fletcher
Mack Vernon
George Vineyard
Joyce Kilmer
Constance D'Arcy Mackay
Verdi Lloyd Fletcher, Jr
Katherine
Henry the Fifth
Shakespeare
Mister Antonio
Booth Tarkington
Mrs. Allen
Mrs. Taylor
Treasure
Polk St
5. R. Isaacson
Globe
Mrs. McKenzie
Merry Wives Club
Mrs. Weatherby
Mathers Council
W. M. Agey
West Cheyenne Road
George Russell
Wietzger
Iriteo
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F. KE. Woodruff
Velma O’brien
Paul O'Brien
Parkville
Globe News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Westminster
Little Brown House
Medical College
Vantrae
Southland
Souturann Live Insurance Co
Tex
Aaa
Missouri
Park College
Ln- Pittman Ceweler and
Optometrist
S. H. Wright
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Panhandle Plains
Arillo Furniture Co
Taylor ST
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