Wesley Class IIs Entertained at New Year Calendar Contest
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosted a New Year calendar party in the church fellowship hall. Members who missed two Sundays in December served as hostesses and twelve groups representing months performed stunts linked to famous days. Notables attending included O. Adams, H. Rigler, D. Lchaefer, J. Evans, and many others with Mrs. Guy Ballard presenting a musical reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Guy Ballard
E. C. Brown
J. A. Ashford
O. Adams
H. D. Rigler
D. H. Lchaefer
J. S. Evans
R. C. Young
Elmer J. Scott
Jeff Bentley
George Autry
Marion Hill
H. Beebe
Leslie Stephens
Ed Singleton
J. Lane Smith
L. D. Perry
Everett Westbrook
H. L. Hines
E. Gaston Foote
Gordon L. Cline
Roy McBride
W. H. Orr
H. L. Tuttle
H. E. Streetman
H. Bundy
H. L. Husted
Guy Byrd
Emmett Husband
E. H. Ezell
Forrest Morrow
Ewell Brown
Junior Philharmonics To Answer Questions
The Junior Philharmonic Club meets Saturday at 2 30 PM in the Social Center of First Christian Church. Questions cover sources of American folk music, influences on negro music, the Bohemian composer who used negro melodies, characteristics of negro music, notable negro composers, an American who documented and arranged negro songs, and three favorite southern negro songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
United States
Mrs. R. R. Spangler Hosts Beryl Needle Club
Mrs. R. R. Spangler entertained members of the Beryl Needle Club at her home 2701-B Fillmore Street Tuesday afternoon with needle work and conversation. Refreshments were served to listed ladies and the club will meet next Tuesday at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Weaver 1333 East Thirteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
R. R. Spangler
Fillmore Street
F. E. King
Carl Larsen
Heman Mason
C. E. Hand
G. M. Elgin
J. B. Lewis
J. O. Wyatt
J. L. Minter
G. K. Weaver
R. A. Spangler
Social Calendar highlights community women's clubs
Thursday features Woman's Hour sponsored by Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs at WDAG from 4:30 to 5:30 with Roycroft Study Club meeting at Capitol Hotel at 7:45. Friday lists Will A Miller Chapter UDC Mrs H G Baucom 704 Jackson Merry Bidders Club 1102 Buchanan 2 Les Temps Club 706 Travis 3 o'clock plus Unity Study Club 1500 Taylor 7 45 and several other club gatherings across town with times ranging from 2:30 to 7:45 including Child Study Club Child Welfare and Blue Bonnet Needle Club venues and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
WDAG
UDC State Convention Report by Mrs Simpson at Will Miller Chapter
Mrs H. E. Simpson will present a report on the United Daughters of the Confederacy state convention held last month in Abilene at the Will A. Miller Chapter meeting Friday afternoon. The gathering convenes at 3 o'clock at Mrs. J. H. G. Baucom's home, 704 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. G. Baucom
Jackson Street
Abilene
8. E. Simpson
Will A. Miller
J. H. G. Baucom
Pollyanna Party Planned by Friendly Needle Club
Mrs. A Marlatt hosts Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 831 Mississippi Street Friday at 2 30. Pollyanna party planned by Friendly Needle Club at 720 North Williams Street Friday afternoon at 2 30.
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Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Friendly Needle Club
A. B. Overcash
North Williams Street
Junior Women Elect Officers
Mrs. John Cowan was elected President of the Junior Woman's Club at a Tuesday afternoon meeting held at Mrs. J. E. Lowndes’s home at 1619 Van Buren Street with her daughter Mrs. Jack Rogers as hostess. Newly elected officers include J. R. Tolbert Jr as vice president M. K. Collie as recording secretary W. W. Gibson as corresponding secretary James Otis Trulove as parliamentarian A. R. Bivins as treasurer and Kate Carson Jr as press reporter. The session focused on club plans and issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cowan
J. E. Lowndes
van Buren Street
Jack Rogers
J. R. Tolbert, Jr
M. K. Collie
W. W. Gibson
James Otis Trulove
A. R. Bivins
Kate Carson, Jr
Guiding Your Child and the Guilty Conscience
A seven year old, once well behaved, grows unmanageable after a classmate’s birthday knife incident. Spankings briefly restore order, but guilt from the theft lingers. A psychiatrist unravels the conscience problem and suggests understanding over punishment.
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August Aichhorn
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Germ Kills For Rashes
An advertisement promotes Blue Star Ointment to treat itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. It claims tested medicines melt in quickly and kill every germ with a money back guarantee if it fails.
New Committees Named by Amarillo Girl Scout Council
At the first yearly meeting in the Scout office Amarillo Girl Scout Council re elected Miss Daffin Lowrey as local director. Mrs. Roy Cullum was named commissioner and Mrs. R A Burnett deputy chair. New committees include Executive Badges and Awards Trailing Camps and Camping Publicity Finance with named chairs and vice chairs. A dinner planning group was named. the event set for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daffin Lowrey
Amarillo
E. C. Seaman
Florence Kistler
Horace Russell
E. ©. Seaman
F. A. Gants
H. B. Lautz
J. D. Thompson
Norris Ewing
L. V. Cradit
J. C. Paschall
Ralph Kenniston
Fred DeCoster
Floyd Studer
M. McCullough
Jimmie Farwell
D. H. Denmead
Girl Scout Workers
Reppert
Klingensmith
Fox
Knife Incident Revised After Explanation
A man and his companion narrowly escaped further trouble when the man explained the incident to his friend and replaced the knife, preventing further misbehavior.
Household Hints Promote Budget Bread Diet
Washington advice urges using bread as a low cost energy staple in a balanced diet. Milk supplements bread’s nutrition and breakfast ideas include milk toast French toast and various combinations like beef on toast and cheese sandwich with tomato sauce. Baby exercise tips note continual movement for growth.
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Washington
U. S
Advier
Population figures for Virgin Islands reach twenty two thousand
The Virgin Islands are home to about 22,000 people while Soviet Russia has placed an order for 200 auto trucks with Krupp in Germany, signaling industrial activity amid wartime tensions.
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The
Virgin Islands
Soviet
Russia
Krupp
Germany
Exercise Time for Child in Safe Warm Space
A guideline suggests the child may be allowed ten minutes of gentle exercise during bathing time and bedtime in a warm, safe place such as a large bed with mother supervising.
Safe party tips and pest control for children and home decor
The article advises using nonflammable methods to eradicate house ants with petroleum products kept away from flames. It suggests closed metal food containers to drive ants out and very small children’s parties. It also notes homemaking guidance on window textiles pairing cretonne drapes with glass curtains or scrim and lace for silk fabrics.
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Washington
Bureau of Home Economics
Recreation Class Set for Friday Night at Masterson School
The Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs announces the first in a series of recreation schools to be held Friday evening at 7 30 at Masterson School. Demonstration agent Miss Mary Sitton will lead and residents of Highland Park Allison or Masterson districts are invited. Attendees are asked to wear aprons and overalls.
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Potter County Council of Home
Masterson School
Mary Sitton
Highland Park Allison
Masterson
Mrs. C. J. Blackburn Hosts L Arguille Club
Mrs. C. J. Blackburn entertained the L Arguille Club at her home 1514 Van Buren Street Tuesday afternoon. Hot house flowers decorated the rooms while sewing and conversation provided the entertainment. Attending were numerous ladies including J. H. Coker N. O. Glenn S. L. Edwards W. H. Woodlief and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Blackburn
van Buren Street
L’arguille Club
J. H. Coker
N. O. Glenn
S. L. Edwards
W. H. Woodlief
W. M. McCarty
T. P. Hackler
Meade Munn
Charles McAfee
Byron Dees
Jack Roach
L. Knorpp
T. B. Jones
M. R. Rooney
Duke Cullum
Dave Wood
Terry Blackburn
F. M. Neal
Margaret Seeman
John Hill
John Vaughn
H. Ashcraft
F. W. Cox
Will Thompson
Dysart
Howard Williams
J. Blackburn
Miss Grace McAfee
Annual meeting of Home Interest Club set for Friday
The Home Interest Club holds its annual business meeting Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon at Mrs W H McEachern home 1013 West Fifteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Interest Club
W. H. McFachern
West Fifteenth Avenue
W. H. McEachern
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Federation Convention to Meet in New Austin Building
The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its 1933 meeting in its new permanent home in Austin, as announced by the board of directors. Mrs. J. W. is named in the release regarding the event.
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Austin
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
J. W
State officers to shift terms and funding plan set
Fincher of Houston state president and other state officers will retire in November after two year terms. Hereafter officers will serve three years. A committee including Mrs. R. F. Lindsay Mount Pleasant Mrs. J. F. Welder Victoria and Mrs. Sam J. Smith Austin was created to devise ways and means to finance the new building.
Construction Project Budget Light on Details
The article notes a forthcoming project that will cost approximately 200000 dollars upon completion, with few specifics on scope, location, or timeline.
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Loft Pocictu
Wesley
Mrs
Roycroft Study Club
Capitol Hotel
Merry Bidders Club
A. F. Sadderis
Buchanan Street
Les Temps Club
J. B. Martin
Travis Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor
W. D. Westbay
Tyler Street
E. F. Browdar
Child Welfare Club
R. B. Wingate
Hughes Street
Twentieth Century Club
McKinney
Harrison Street
Master~son School
West Amarillo
Blue Bonnet Club
Agnes Lyne
Marizon
Polk St
Girl Scout Council
Amarillo Greenhouse
Taylor Street
Gail
Amarillo Gas Company
Goor Gas
Rosalie Raymond
Amarillo College OF Music
the Stork
Vanta Baby Garments
Mrs. M. ©. Guerres
Stork
Sheriffs Sale
Nainsook
Schulte United
Percale
Cretonne
Betaul Dept. Stores of America, Inc
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