Women of Polk Street Methodist hear year’s work report
The Polk Street Methodist Church Woman’s Missionary Society held its first 1937 meeting in the church parlor with a capacity crowd. Officers and circle readers were installed. gifts were presented to outgoing president Mrs. Graves and new leaders were announced with appreciation for past leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
E. BE. Adams
Joe Shields
Texas
W. T. Leachman
C. C. Grimes
Belle Schaeffer
C. ©. Grimes
T. B. Jones
World Outlook
W. A. Christian
Junior Woman's Club elects new officers in meeting
New officers were chosen for the Junior Woman's Club at a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Bond Burgess's home. Mrs W W Gibson was named president with Mrs Joe Dooley as vice president and other posts filled by Mrs Jack Rogers, Mrs S M Sullenberger, Mrs John Boyce, and Mrs Dick Bivins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Bond Burgess
W. W. Gibson
Joe Dooley
Jack Rogers
S. M. Sullenberger
John Boyce
Dick Bivins
Gerald Blackburn
W. D. Burger
John Cowan
Chad Elliott
Neal Hall
Harris Kimbrough
Mack Nobles
W. A. Stanley
Beaumont Stinnett
Norwood West
A. B. Winsett
Dick Divins
Club Mrs Kirven Hosts Amarillo Bird Club Meeting
G. L. Kirven presided as host at the Amarillo Pedigreed Canary Bird Club gathering on Tuesday afternoon. The group read an issue of Basic Tours and outlined plans for the year’s study. Members included James G. C. Eider J. F. Claybrook GC H Van Fleet BE C Garthwatt and G KL Kirven, with guests Mrs J. M. North and Miss Kathleen Kirven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Kirven
Canary Bird Club
Mes
James G. C. Eider
J. F. Claybrook
van Fleet
Garthwatt
G. KL. Kirven
J. M. North
Kathleen Kirven
Mid-Week Bridge Club Hosts Prizes and Luncheon Plans
Mid-Week Bridge Club met at Mrs. Chester Pyeatt's home on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes awarded include Mrs. J. F. Snee high, Mrs. N. H. Greer second high, and Mrs. C. Garthwait traveling. Other players included guest Mrs. Carrie Hail and Mrs. Harrison, Eldon Lewis, and Hr EF Streetman. A luncheon is planned at Mrs. Harrison's 3010 West Tenth Avenue next Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Pyeatt
J. F. Snee
N. H. Greer
C. Garthwait
Carrie Hail
H. C. Harrison
Eldon Lewis
EF. Streetman
Social Calendar Events Tonight and Saturday
Tonight at 7:45 patrons’ club at Senior High School auditorium Theta Chi at 7:45 with Clark Wagner at 2212 Washington Street Bushland P T A meets at 7:30 in the school building Saturday features Fight and Forty of American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall 9:30 PM MacDowell Juvenile Club with Marilyn Sue Waller at 1916 Harrison Street 2:30 PM Junior Music Club Grace E Hamilton Studio with Mary Jo Paul at 1004 Sunset 2:15 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace FE
Hamilton
Mary Jo Paul
Sunset
Ann Moreland
Theta Chi 'Theta
Clark Wagner
Washington Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
MacDowell
Marilyn Sue Waller
Harrison Street
Grace E. Hamilton
Speech Arts Club Meets at Mrs Gordon Home
Miss Mattea McClurkin spoke on Debate and Drama at the Panhandle Speech Arts Association meeting held Tuesday night at Mrs. T. L. Gordon home. A debate on whether Old Horse and Buggy days outpace motor vehicles was won by Mrs. Crownover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattea McClurkin
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
T. L. Gordon
Minnie Lee Solnick
C. E. Crownover
J. R. McKinley
Rose Jasper Nickell
Browning
Mesdames Guy Ballard
Mary Miller Beard
Georgia Ferret
W. M. Hall
Lorraine Harris
John B. Hill
Howard W. Lynch
Daisy Person
Dorothy Hall Pitman
M. D. Snyder
A. J
Gibson Family Holds Reunion in Amarillo
Sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Gibson gathered at the Gibson home 3200 East Third Avenue for a holiday reunion the first in years. The event featured a dinner and included many relatives from Amarillo and nearby areas. A musicale is planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Gibson
East Third Avenue
Gibson
Amarillo
O. F. Troup
Jack
Middleton
Ohio
Bill Mac Gibson
Claude
Charles ©. Gibson
Evelyn
Riley N. Wilkison
Billy Gayle
Skeet” Gibson
Peggy
Nancy Carolyn
Bedford Gibson
Betty Gayle
Woodrow Jacob
Miss Cammie
Twillie Mae Gibson
Advice From Anne Hirst on Forgetting a Shabby Romance
A reader asks how to move on after a married man with whom she long believed would be her husband returns to an affair and then vanishes. Hirst counsels against bitterness, urges new friendships, honesty with the other woman, and to let the relationship fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Musical Arts Conservatory Play House Sunday Program
The program will be presented Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock by Beckie Reeder Arnold Ardath Johnson Lucille Palmer Ballard Margaret Woodruff Minnie Lee Solnick and Hall Axtell. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Arts Conservatory Playhouse
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Ardath Johnson
Lucille Palmer Ballard
Margaret Woodruff
Minnie Lee Solnick
Hall Axtell
Dear Anne Hirst Advice Letter Misread
A reader writes of deep love for a college student two years his senior and conflicted plans for the future. He worries about marriage timing, income, and whether to break off or continue the relationship while awaiting better prospects. The letter probes commitment versus infatuation and future security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Cardui claims relief for menstrual pains using plant extract
Cardus is described as a vegetable sedative and anti spasmodic aiding menstrual cramps. It is marketed as non habit forming, liquid in 9 ounce bottles with directions, and is recommended by many women who say it helps, with advice to see a physician if no benefit.
Before Marriage He Leaves Then Seeks Time and Explanation
The speaker advises the woman to move on without the fiancé, urge to seek old friends, and date others without revenge. She should stay busy, enjoy life, and wait for him to initiate contact to provide an explanation for his sudden departure.
Kentucky to cut state warrant interest to 3 percent
Kentucky State Treasurer John B Buckingham, a banker from Ashland, won court approval to refinance the state debt via voluntary agreements with warrant holders. He expects investors to accept 3 percent interest instead of 5 percent on state warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
John BE. Buckingham
Buckingham
Ashland
State Court of Appeals
Court Affirms Voluntary Lower Rate Agreement
The court held that a voluntary agreement by an individual to accept a lower rate was valid, upholding the bargain and its enforceability.
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Methodist W. M. S
Junior Woman’s Club
Davis
John Davis
Norma Wright
Junior Business Women's Club
Mia Davis
Tennessee Street
Mary Utterback
G. G. Taylor
Betty Rae
Carman McGee
Lena Mae Brown
Ethel Hicks
Annie Kroboth
Helen McCabe
Anna Mary Nelson
Jensine Nelson
Beatrice Reed Bry Richards
Ruth Rogers
Dorothy Walters
Allyne Ig
Norme Wright
Memrs
Harmony Club
F. E Woodruff
Tyler Street
EB. Mason
Mrs. Kirven
Miller
D. A. R. Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. L. Miller
Polk Street
Cloverbloom
Brookfield
Walsh
Chase & Sanborns—Pound
Idaho
Burbank
Great West
City Market
Prey Peliver
West Tenth
Bushland P. T. A
Speech Arts
Gordon
Gibson Family
Anne Hirsb
Cardus
Sir William
William
Sehoer Ureau
Nehire Slersilt
Academy of Music & Art
Taylor
Mm. Stroys Food
RED
Tobias
Carmour
Arizona
Per Doz
Pimento
Pickles
Eeeae
Schilling
IFFEE
P & Gsoap
HAM
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