Mrs Graves Chosen Head of L Aiquille Club
Mrs R I Graves was elected president at the annual holiday party and meeting held Tuesday at the home of Mrs Hal B Smith 3010 Harrison Street. New officers include Mrs Fred Roane vice president reelected recording secretary Mrs A D Lidia treasurer Mrs E H Ashcraft and reporter Mrs David Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Graves
L’arquille Club
Hal B. Smith
Harrison Street
Graves
C. A. Harrell
Fred Roane
A. D. Lidia
E. H. Ashcraft
David Mead
Almorzar Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Chapman
Mrs. F. K. Chapman entertained the Almorzar Club at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Melrose Apartments. High score went to Mrs. L. E. Howe, second to Mrs. W. B. Fowler, and low to Mrs. W. H. Howell. Attending were Mesdames Fowler, Bill Keith, L. R. Moore, Ed Pittman, Buddy Rogers, Al Smith, P. W. Fowlkes, C. M. Snow, R. K. Bishop, L. E. Howe, Ww. H. Howell, and F. K. Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Chapman
Almorzar Club
Petty
Melrose Apartments
L. E. Howe
W. B. Fowler
W. H. Howell
Mesdames
Ww. B. Fowler
Bill Keith
L. R. Moore
Ed Pittman
Buddy Rogers
al Smith
P. W. Fowlkes
C. M. Snow
R. K. Bishop
Ww. H. Howell
Quilt Is Pieced by El Martes Club
A quilt was pieced at the El Martes Sewing Club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. M. Wiley’s home. Guests included Mrs. C. L. Hunter and Mrs. W. T. Williford. Attending members were Mesdames H. S. Pierce, L. P. Dowie, C. J. Archer, Annie Ledford, Myrtle Hanks and J. M. Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Martes Sewing Club
J. M. Wiley
West
Ninth Avenue
C. L. Hunter
W. T. Williford
Mesdames H. S. Pierce
L. P. Dowie
C. J. Archer
Annie Ledford
Myrtle Hanks
J. M Wiley
Community club listings and home care tips for Amarillo
Thursday and Friday schedule of women's clubs and meetings across Amarillo with locations and hosts, followed by home gardening and wardrobe care tips. Notes include bulb planting timing for February bloom, narcissus and hyacinth guidance, and gentle suede cleaning steps for footwear.
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Claudia Morgan at Home
Miss Claudia Morgan was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at her parents home 1108 Western Avenue Monday evening hosted by Mrs Morgan and Miss Mary Eillen Morgan. Attendees included Gussie Hare Leta Johnson Claudia Morgan Mary Ellen Morgan and others as the centerpiece depicted a snow bank with a birthday cake and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Morgan
B. C. Morgan
Western Avenue
Morgan
Mary Eillen Morgan
Gussie Hare
Leta Johnson
Mary Ellen Morgan
George Lowry
Bob Clifton
Selvin Allen
WA Morgan
Hugh Fincher
Society Items Must Be Reported Early
Club reporters are asked to call or bring in reports to the society department of The News-Globe promptly after meetings. Entertainments before Thursday cannot appear in the Sunday edition. Check initials and spellings. Society items for The Globe due by 10, for The News by 3. Sunday stories by noon Friday if possible. Saturday reports cannot be used in Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Department
The
News-Globe
Globe
Mr and Mrs Bone plan Florida trip after holidays in New Orleans
Mr and Mrs Fred Bone of 919 Taylor Street have finished holidays in New Orleans and intend to spend the rest of the winter in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bone
Taylor Street
New Orleans
Florida
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Opens Year With Meeting
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club plans its first meeting of the year Friday at 2 30 PM hosted by Mrs J F Stewart at 908 Jefferson Street The Home Interest Club will hold a luncheon at the home of Mrs J B Marshall 1403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Interest Club
J. S. Marshall
Washington Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
J. P. Stewart
Jefferson Street
J. F. Stewart
J. 8. Marshall
Pollyanna Party for Friendly Needle Club at Mrs Stoddard's
The Friendly Needle Club will host a Pollyanna party at Mrs. Jim Stoddard's home 2410 West Fourth Avenue Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon. The Will A Miller Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy postpones its Friday meeting to next month. Beta Phi Sigma to hold the first fraternity dance of the year Friday night at the Nat with Roy Diven's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. A. Asbury
Harrison Street
Friendly Needle Club
Jim Stoddard
West
Fourth Avenue
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Beta Phi Sigma
Roy Diven
Bonds Granted Two In Assault Charge
Louis Patton and Hank Benton were each released on 1000 bond after being charged with assault with intent to murder Joe Bauer, a writer, following a down town hotel room altercation. Bauer sustained knife wounds and is recovering. The incident was initially linked to Radio Rink dance hall but occurred in a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Patton
Hank Benton
Joe Bauer
Radio Rink
T. J. Scott
Panhandle
Bauer
Also Mentioned on This Page
el Martes Club
Legion Group
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Peggy
Legionnaires
O. B. Brock
North Pierce Street
Nola Holmes
Earnest Clark
John L. Sullivan
Homer Davidson
Charles Ricketts
First Baptist Church
Lee Harris
Maryland Street
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Roycroft Study Club
John Cavin
Hayden Street
Unity Study Club
Twentieth Century Club
J. M. O’brien
Hughes Street
Les Temps Club
J. M. Hyden
Amarillo
Child Conservation League of America
C. B. Greene
Fairmont Street
Las Madres Circle
E. H. Ely
Child Study Club
W. D. Westbay
Tyler Street
E. 8. Browder
Child Welfare Club
R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
F. M. McLaughlin
Woodmen
W. O. W. Hall
Palo Duro
Child Conservation League America
H. F. Allspaugh
West Amarillo
Stewart-Warner
Amarillo Electric Co
John A. Cavin
Ollie Branon
H. A Shaw
Dallas
Blue Bonnet Club
Botany
Germany
Sma
Arrow
Allen A
Hanes
O' Comte
St. Joseph
Bonds
Bear Valley
Cal
State Game Department
California
Cale
Keenwood
North Star
Wearwell
van Raalte
Merode
Texas
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