Tomorrow's Social Calendar Friday Events and Meetings
Numerous community gatherings are scheduled including a 6 to 9 pm church chicken supper at Buchannan Street Methodist W M S, 2 pm Women of Mooseheart meeting at 314 East 23rd street, 2:30 pm Child Welfare club at 1920 Tyler Street with lesson on Parents Outlook on Life part two, 3 pm Home Interest clubs at 1816 Taylor Street, 3 pm Les Temps club on Belleview Avenue, 8 pm faculty recital at Amarillo College of Music 1104 Polk Street broadcast on WDAG, 2:30 pm Swastika club at 1004 West Sixth Street, 3 pm Will A Miller Chapter U D C at 806 Harrison Street, 2:30 pm Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 1105 West Thirteenth Street with officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street
W. M.S
Mooseheart
Ollie Holman
East Twenty- Third Street
Jack Thomas
Will O’brien
Tyler Street
Olin Hardy
W. E. Oliver, Jr
Taylor Street
G. Baum
Belleview Avenue
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
WDAG
Jack Brown
West Sixth Street
Will A. Miller
C. A. Hitchcock
Harrison Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
E. Morton
West Thirteenth Street
Mr and Mrs Gray Of Woodward Honored At Home Event
Mrs Leon Abdill hosted a Wednesday evening party at 606 West Seventh Street in honor of Mrs J D Gray and Mr J D Gray of Woodward Oklahoma. The event drew more than fifty friends from their former Woodward residence who now live elsewhere. The guests spent the evening in games and visiting before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gray of
Woodward
Mrs. J.D. Gray
Woodward, Oklahoma
Leon Abdill
West Seventh Street
Albert Nocke
Munich
Germany
Chicago
Amarillo
Music Teachers Sponsor Reuter Recital in Amarillo
The Amarillo Music Teachers Association held its first 1927 luncheon at the Rose Dining Room. Grace Hamilton presided and Mrs Philip Wolfram led a lesson on the metronome. Members read papers and voted to sponsor a piano recital by Rudolph Reuter, the Chicago pianist, on February 17. Eighteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Music Teachers Association
Rose
Polk Street
Grace Hamilton
Philip Wolfram
Wolfram
G. ©. McDaniel
Hary M. Crudgington
Rudolph Reuter
Chicago
Esther McCrory Chapter DAR Holds First Meeting of 1927
The Esther McCrory chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday afternoon at the First Baptist church parlors. Mrs. Tom Turner opened with a paper on Crime and the Law, followed by Mrs. W. C. Hubbell on Crime and Its Causes. Afternoon tea was served by Mrs. James L. Smith, Mrs. A. E. Winsett, Mrs. Marvin Nichols, and Mrs. R. H. Stiteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
The
Llaughters of the American Revolution
First Baptist Church
Tom Turner
W. C. Hubbell
James L. Smith
A. E. Winsett
Marvin Nichols
R. H. Stiteler
Daughter questioned in fatal fire that killed Mrs. Price
In Fort Worth on January 6 authorities questioned Margaret Price, 26, declared mentally deficient, after a fire fatally burned Mrs. J. H. Price, 54, in a dining room of their two story home. Firemen forced a locked door. Mrs. Price died within twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
J. H. Price
Margaret Price
R. C. Baird
Price
Mock Wedding Impresses Church Group
The mock wedding staged by the Women s Circle of Central Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 4 pm in the church annex united Miss Eve Oldtimer and Mr Flirtatious New Comer in a clever, detailed event. A repeat performance is planned soon and the write up will follow as a surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Eve Oldtimer
New Comer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eable Bldg
Virginia Dodgen
Bath Beauty Shop
Dodgen
Annie Gray
NicComb Beauty Shop
Lee McCombs
Marinello
Reuter
Emma Lou Walton
Lubbock
Aere
Radio
Britain
Batiste
the Oriental Shop
Postoffice
Seventh
East Seventh
Emily Turner
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Avery Turner
Uma Cowes
Fair Theater
Children’s Shoes
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