Baptist WMS event led by Mrs C E Osgood at First Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church held an all day meeting on Wednesday. Mrs C E Osgood chaired the program and led a play titled Great Possessions with participants including Mrs Osgood and several others. Report on past year notes 50 percent attendance rise, new intermediate girls auxiliary formed, Visitation Day set for the third Wednesday, Lottie Moon and Christmas Jove offerings tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Martha Ellis
H. Ll. Long
C. E. Osgood
Bertram Mulkey
Mabel Holland
Osgood
Ida Taylor Cirlle
Martha Bilis
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday
The Delphian Society Gamma Chapter meets at Amarillo Hotel at 7 30. Agnes Graham Circle at First Baptist Church at 6 30. Saturday events include Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council Pauline Lokey office at 2 and Story Hour at the Potter County library at 4. MacDowell Juveniles meet Carolyn Kerr 4008 Harrison Street at 2 30. County wide 4 H Club meeting at Pauline Lakey office at 1 with 4 H Club Council at 2.
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The
Delphian Society
Amarillo Hotel
Agnes Graham
First Baptist Church
Church
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council
Pauline Lokey
MacDowell Juveniles
Carolyn Kerr
Harrison Street
Pauline Lakey
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge installs new officers and plans joint celebration
At Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No. 222 regular meeting, lodge deputy Mrs Edna Haines and marshal Miss Iola McPherson installed officers including noble grand Miss Violet Mac Copeland and recording secretary Mrs Jessie N Ross. Past noble grand Ana Windson honored. Joint IOOF and Rebekahs celebration set for Jan 18 at 8 oclock with Mrs C E McPherson as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No
Edna Haines
Iola McPherson
Noble Grand
Violet Mac Copeland
EB. Haines
Anna Chamberlain
Basie Elliott
Margaret Spencer
Alta Meadors
Jessie N Ross
Frances Martin
Camay Gibson
Miss McPherson
Vivian Christal
Lucille Mitchell
Jessie A Howes
Guardian
Fannie Broadstreet
Hassie Crowley
Ana Windson
Naomi Kennison
Houston
Amarillo Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
IOOF
C. E. McPherson
Sam Houston P T A Sets Monday Meeting on Cooperation
The Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday at 3:45 PM at the school with an executive board gathering at 3:15 PM. Police department members will speak on How to Make the City Safe for Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAM Houston P. T. A
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Police Department
Friendship Class Social Meet at Tenth Avenue Church
The Friendship Class of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church will host a social gathering Monday at 2 pm in the church basement. Mrs Oole Davis and Mrs Kent Dayia are the hostesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenure Methodist Church
Oole Davis
Kent Dayia
Junior Travel Study Club meets at Tyler Street home
Mrs Aubrey Jackson gave a talk on Art and Literature of Spain at the Junior Travel Study Club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at 1926 Tyler Street. Members present included Mesdames W F Woodard, James W Ballard, James Datley, Howard Griggs, W B Gunn, Aubrey Jackson, Cecil OBrien, James Sherrill, George Waddill Jr, Thomas Wingate, Bill Fursman, Miss Betty Mathis and the hostess Mesdames Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Jackson
Spain
Mark Oliver
Tyler Street
Mesdames W. EF. Woodard
James W. Ballard
James Datley
Howard Griggs
W. B. Gunn
Cecil O'Brien
James Sherrill
George Waddill
Thomas Wingate
Bill Fursman
Betty Mathis
Former Amarilloan Marries in Shreveport
Former Amarillo resident Miss Virginia Gaddis of Pleasant Hill Louisiana marries Lieut. John Phillips Godfrey Jr in Shreveport on December 30. The ceremony at the bride’s relatives home was conducted by Army chaplain Capt Herman L Driskell. The bride, a Southern Methodist University and Tulane graduate and former Potter County relief supervisor, will reside at Pleasant Hill. Godfrey holds an Alabama AB and serves as first lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve, stationed at Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gaddis
Pleasant Hill
John Phillips Godfrey, Jr
John George Huffman
Shreveport
Herman L. Driskell
United States Army
Monroe
Will D. Gilvin
Washington Street
Peace Madison Gaddis
Southern Methodist University
Tulane University
Potter County
Godfrey
University of Alabama
Phi Kappa Sigma
Household Hints for Salads and Party Snacks
A garlicky touch enhances vegetable salads and dressings. Suggested cocktail tray items include dill pickles with cheese, Roquefort balls with catsup on crackers, liverwurst on toast, crabmeat on buttered bread, corned beef skewers, and olive skewers. Also tips on soap jelly, banana oil stain removal, banana boats for kids, and storing leftovers with waxed paper.
Mrs. Glen Hollis Hosts Snippers Club Gathering
Snippers Club met at the home of Mrs. Francis McCown with Mrs. Glen Hollis as hostess. Guests included Mesdames Bill Chumney, Travis Daws, Bichie Laferen, Jess Pearce, Francis McCown, Verna Proffer, Sandy Jowell, Garland Pearce, William Copeland Wayre Fulton and the Roatess. Activities were games and sewing. next meeting led by Mrs. Lofgren at 11 West Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippers Club
Francis McCown
Glen Hollis
Mesdames
Bill Chumney
Travis Daws
Bichie Laferen
Jess Pearce
Verna Proffer
Sandy Jowell
Garland Pearce
William Copeland
Wayre Fulton
the Roatess
Mra Lofgren
West Seventh Avene
Emblem Breakfast by B. and P. W. Club Sunday
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its annual Emblem Breakfast Sunday at 8 in the Canary Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Miss Alma Richardson leads the program for this impressive annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Canary Room
Amarillo
Alma Richardson
Why I Should Develop and Maintain a Prompt Pay Credit Rating
R. E. Townsend announces winners of the Amarillo Credit Association essay contest. Jack Evans wins first prize of fifty dollars, Pauline McLaughlin second prize twenty five, and A. V. Bryan third prize fifteen. Evans, a high school senior, argues for good credit as a duty and practical tool for securing essentials. emphasizes moral obligation, reliable payments, and personal credibility in lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Townsend
Amarillo Credit Association
Jack Evans
Pauline McLaughlin
A. V. Bryan
Townsend
Biles
First Date Rules for A Confident Evening
A dated guidance piece offers tips for men on planning a first date. It urges purposeful, considerate preparation, balanced conversation, and leaving room for interest. It cautions against reveal-all tactics and suggests waiting before calling for a second meeting.
Miss Lokey Speaks at River Road H D Club Meeting
Miss Pauline Lokey county home demonstration agent told River Road Home Demonstration Club members to use wax on inlaid linoleum and varnish on printed linoleum. The next meeting will be a covered dish luncheon January 19 at Mrs. G. L. Glasgow's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lokey
County Home
River Road Home Demonstration Club
W. B. Gilbert
G. L. Glasgow
Mesdames FE
J. Webb
W. C. Stockett
W. D. Irby
James Gwyn
L. Alexander
Sans Souci Social Club Becomes Kappa Tau Beta
The Sans Souci Social Club changes its name to Kappa Tau Beta at a Tuesday night meeting at the Amarillo Hotel. Members listed include Trene Bannister Barbara East Gladys Goodnight Evelyn Dale Ruth Ann Hill Ellen McMurty Anne Smith Florenne Todd Velma Gibbon and new members Edna Mae Wicker Martha Fisk Juanita Phillips Frances Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau Beta
Sans Souci
Amarillo Hotel
Trene Bannister
Barbara East
Gladys Goodnight
Evelyn Dale
Ruth Ann Hill
Ellen McMurty
Anne Smith
Florenne Todd
Velma Gibbon
Edna Mae Wicker
Martha Fisk
Juanita Phillips
Frances Pitts
Homecraft Club Quilting Social Hosted by Mrs Runyon
Mrs George Runyon hosted a Homecraft Club gathering at her home with quilting as entertainment. Refreshments were served to guests Mesdames L Ia Jones Mallie Kimmett W Blodgett Miss Georgia Mae Runyon and other members. The next meeting is set for Mrs J Thomas's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Runyon
L. Ia Jones
Mallie Kimmett
W. Blodgett
Georgia Mae Runyon
M. L. Ammons
B. B. Breeding
R. N. Miller
E A Baker
J. L. Green
W R. Hill
J. Spencer Knight
Mrs Fern Hooks Opened At Stitch and Chatter Shower
The Stitch and Chatter Club honored Mrs Fern Hooks with a birthday shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs KE A Baker. A pansy quilt was hemmed for the hostess by dames George Runyon We Weaver R H Brasher Fern Hooks and guest Ines Darnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pern Hooks
Fern Hooks
Stitch and Chatter Club
Harmony Club Meeting At Mrs Jesse Rogers Home
The Harmony Club is scheduled to meet Monday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Jesse Rogers 023 West Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Jesse Rogers
West Eleventh Avenue
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Jan 9 Sacrament Theme
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon for Christ Scientist churches centers on Sacrament with the Golden Text from I Corinthians 10 16 and a Psalm 119 165 citation praising peace for those who love the law The Christian Science text stresses fervent prayer for grace growth expressed in patience meekness love and good deeds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Vaudeville Star Turns to Business Brink of Showmanship
Cleveland notes Marjorie Lee Maxwell once half of a vaudeville dance act with husband Bobby Maxwell. After his death she left the stage for business and reports that showmanship translates to good reception there as well. She aims to give customers a strong act continually.
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Cleveland
V.P
Marjorie Lee Maxwell
Bobby Maxwell
Take Your Ease In Gay Housecoat or Frock Pattern
Beauty ads promote a simple sewing project for a gay housecoat and matching frock from Pattern 4405. The ad highlights puffed sleeves revers and princess lines, with fabric suggestions cretonne or taf feta for the housecoat and percale for the frock. It lists sizes from 12 to 40 and requires 5% yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16, plus instructions and pricing from the Anne Adams pattern book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Editor Reconciles After Contempt Fines in El Paso
El Paso editor E M Pooley paid a 15 dollar contempt fine to Justice C W Wilchar Jr after a court of inquiry dispute over an alleged vice situation. A habeas corpus hearing was scheduled but the pair settled in court with a handshake after Wilchar said the questioned remark was improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
E. M. Pooley
el Paso Post
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Wilchar
Pooley
Wilchar
Amarillo Issues First Home Permit for 1938
The Amarillo building inspection department issues the first permit for 1938. John Farrell will construct a six room house at 2602 Lipscomb Street with glass masonry blocks at the corners and other modernistic features. The estimated cost is 6250 dollars and completion is aimed for March 6.
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Amarillo
John Farrell
Lipscomb Street
Public Invited to Showing of Films at Paramount Theater
The Potter County Medical Auxiliary invites the public to attend a free film showing at the Paramount Theater next Tuesday at 10 00 A M. Films include Drinking Your Way to Health Preventing Blindness and Saving Sight Man Against Microbe and Working for Dear Life. Admission is free. Calico first was manufactured in Calicut Madras from which the name derives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Stewart
Miss Stewart
Potter County Medical Auxiliary
Paramount Theater
Calico
Calicut
Madras
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WMS
Potter County Library
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Peacock
Naturalizer
Wolf-Tober
Paramount Shoes
van Raalte
Queen's Lace
Merizon
Polk
Amanilo
Mes
Oliver
Snippers Club
McCormick Co
Miss Lokey
River Road
H. D. Club
Sans Souci Social Club
Mrs. George Runyon
Christian Science Service
Margie Wilson
Taylor St
West Tenth
Fort Howard
KOTEX
Nelson
Imperial Sugar
Delicatessen
Folger’s Coffee
California
Idaho
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