Pollyanna Party Hosted by Mrs Royalty at Home
Mrs. Jack Royalty entertained a Pollyanna party at 1205 West Nineteenth Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. Decorations and table arrangements reflected the theme. Mrs. J. E. Leonard won high and received the first choice of gifts. The traveling contest prize went to Mrs. Mary Wright. Refreshments served to the invited guests list includes Mrs. J E Leonard and several others.
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Royalty
Jack Royalty
West
Nineteenth Avenue
J. E. Leonard
Mary Wright
C. L. Hines
W. A. Kennedy
John Armstrong
Charles Hill
Dave Derden
R. Bradford
J. ©. Neudigate
James T. Howell
R. B. Latham
Mr and Mrs Kiene Honored at Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs Ted Kiene were honored at a surprise party after their California honeymoon. The evening featured games and a beautiful luncheon set for the couple. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ted Kiene, Mr and Mrs J Williams, Mr and Mrs I W Van Doran, Mr and Mrs Fred Kiene, Joan and Geraldine Kiene, Cathryn Gladman, Florence Van Doren, Willie Mae Taylor, Dorothea Williams, William McBroome, Harry Smith, and Laurence Van Doran.
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Tediene
California
Ted Kiene
J. Williams
I. W. van Doran
Fred Kiene
Joan and
Geraldine Kiene
Cathryn Gladman
Florence van Doren
Willie Mae Taylor
Dorthea Williams
William McBroome
Harry Smith
Laurence van Doran
Yeomen To Have Meeting Thursday
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold its regular business meeting and initiation service at the I O O F Hall Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock. Members of the drill team are asked to wear their uniforms. Refreshments will be served after the session to members and the Yeomen entertainers. Ovuingeen Klub To Be Entertained The Kensington Klub will be entertained at the home of Mrs. L J Gorman 1108 Pierce Street Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ovuingeen Klub
Kensington Klub
Tarde Feliz Club Plans Thursday Meeting
The Tarde Feliz Club will meet at 2 30 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. qr A Haggerman two miles east of the city.
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Tarde Feliz Club
Qr. A. Haggerman
Whistling Pupils To Give Recital At Church
Mrs T M Caldwell will present her pupils in an artistic whistling recital Sunday at 3 30 in the auditorium of the First Christian Church. Mr and Mrs LeNeveu announce the arrival of a son James Claude LeNeveu born at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs LeNeveu formerly Miss Ruth Hutton.
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T. M. Caldwell
First Christian Church
Leneveu
J. P. LeNeveu
Louisiana Street
James Claude LeNeveu
Northwest Texas Hospital
Ruth Hutton
Social Calendar Thursday Club Meetings Districtwide
Numerous groups convene in the afternoon and evening at venues including 709 Alabama Street 611 Virginia Street 1108 Pierce Street and Capitol Hotel. Activities span 2:30 to 9:30 PM with organizers named for each club and location listed.
Gertrude Gowdy Is Honoree at Birthday Party
Gertrude Gowdy celebrated her fifth birthday Tuesday with a party at 1508 Buchanan Street. Her mother Mrs. W. D. Gowdy and sister Miss Bessie Lee Gowdy organized games, a large cake with five candles, and ice cream. Guests included Patsy and Billie Jo Boston, Betty Rae McGee, Flora Jane Fowlkes, Vana Hibbetts, Madelyn Rippey, Bonnye Beth Kretz, Peggie Gean Rippey, and Mary Margaret Pate.
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Gertrude Gowdy
Buchanan Street
W. D. Gowdy
Bessie Lee Gowdy
Gertrude
Patsy
Billie Jo Boston
Betty Rae McGee
Flora Jane Fowlkes
Vana Hibbetts
Madelyn Rippey
Bonnye Beth Kretz
Peggie Gean Rippey
Mary Margaret Pate
El Navegar Club To Elect Officers
El Navegar Study Club meets Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs E E Koen at 124 Wayside Drive An election of officers and other important business will come before the club.
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Navegar Study Club
E. E. Koen
Wayside Drive
el Navegar Study Club
Child Study Group To Meet Friday
The Junior Child Study Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. J P Hackler at 1510 West Twentieth Avenue. Mrs. Billy Baker will be assistant hostess.
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J. P. Hackler
West Twentieth Avenue
Billy Baker
Rainbow Girls To Meet Tonight
The Rainbow Girls will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. All members are asked to be present as there will be an election of officers.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Berean Class Plans Business Meeting
The Berean Class of West Amarillo Christian Church will meet at 828 Louisiana Street, the home of Mrs Forest Bynum, Friday at 8 o clock for an important business gathering.
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West Amarillo Christian Church
Girl Scout Council Meets Late Today in Amarillo
The Amarillo Girl Scout Council will hold its first year meeting at 5 p.m. at the headquarters in the Johnson building. Mrs. E. C. Seaman will preside. Daffin Lowrey, new director, will join to discuss plans for the year. Jim Bell, 54, Gonzales County tax collector, will be buried today in Moulton after two terms in office. Survivors include sister Mrs. I. S. York of Corpus Christi and brother H. G. Bell of Port Arthur.
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Amarillo
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Johnson Building
E. C. Seaman
Daffin Lowrey
Gonzales
Tex
U.P
Jim Bell
Moulton
I. 5
York
Corpus Christi
H. G. Bell
Port Arthur
Raskob Pushes Prohibition Issue At Democratic Meet
Washington reports Chairman Raskob urged keeping the prohibition question on the table for a new national vote during the coming convention. He insisted the party remain neutral until voters speak, proposing resubmission to unite wets and prohibition supporters amid a threatened party rift.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Raskob
Editorial Reactions Split Over Raskob Plan For Democrats
Editorial commentary on John J. Raskob's report before the Democratic national committee drew varied reactions. The New York Times found the home rule machinery "new and interesting" and hoped conventions adopt a similar scheme. Other papers warned of potential splits between Northern and Southern factions if history repeats.
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Associated Press
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
New York Times
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Enid
Okla
Morning News
Raskob
Kansas City
Deceptiveness of straw votes noted in party plan
The report cites Chairman Raskob facing potential disagreement among delegates over the referendum proposal. Common Ground Sought notes point to keeping the Democratic party wet without splitting it in the dry South as in 1928. The Galveston News hails resubmitting the prohibition issue to the people as the party's best chance at a common meeting ground.
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National Committee
Raskob
St. Paul
Plan to share ground of understanding eyed by Raskob
The Richmond Times Dispatch expresses doubt that the proposed plan will become the common ground of understanding sought by Mr. Raskob. The article frames the plan as uncertain to achieve broad accord among involved parties.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Raskob
Lambdin Returns From Phoenix After Illness Of Son
R M Lambdin secretary to County Judge Sam B Motlow and Mrs Lambdin return to Amarillo after visiting Phoenix where their son Donald was critically ill. The boy is reported improved and will reunite with his mother soon.
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R. M. Lambdin
Sam B. Motlow
Phoenix
Ariz
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Alabama Street
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H. K. Taylor
Virginia Street
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Pierian Club
Tom Currie
van Buren Street
MacDowell Music Club
E. C. Nelsott, Jr
Fountain Terrace
C. H. Tyler
Gamma Delphians
Herring Hotel
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
WDAG
Happy Go Lucky Club
R. B. Norman
North Moore Street
Unitey Study Club
Green Building
Jesson On
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Capitol Hotel
Friendly Seven Club
L.B. Rowland
East Eleventh Avenue
L. T.D. Club
Clark Cain
P. H. Schumacher
West Fourth Avenue
Athenaeum Club
W. B. McKnight
Sunset Road
Woman’s Club
J. U. G. Club
B. P. Teel
Harrison Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
The
Delphian Sorority
Jeanette MacDonald
el Navegar Club
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