Church and Community Groups Schedule for Friday
Local church and civic groups publish a Friday agenda with 6 30 to 8 30 PM chili supper Delphian Society meetings Gamma Chapter Amarillo Hotel 7 30 PM plus various clubs including Travel Study Club Child Study Club and Needle Circles at multiple addresses and times. Meetings include Auxiliary of the Spanish American War Veterans at American Legion Hall Woodmen Circle Lodge 171 and First Christian Church class events and luncheon.
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The
First Christian Church
Gamma
Delphian Society
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo Country Club
Guy V. Henry
American Legion
Woodmen Circle Lodge
Flapper Fanny Club Meets in Home of Mrs G Duniven
Mrs Grady Duniven hosted the Flapper Fanny Club at 909 B North Taylor Street on a Wednesday afternoon. Members planned a birthday dinner for Mrs Henry Schwan and Mrs Glenn Etheridge at noon Friday January 19 at Mrs Paul Hess 702 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Duniven
North Taylor Street
Fanny Club
Henry Schwan
Glenn Etheridge
Paul Hess
Jackson Street
Valentine
Mesdames
Lawrence Brazier
Hess
Clinard Franks
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Kidney Relief
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe inexpensive aid for overburdened kidneys and bladder. It claims benefits like reduced urgency and pain with other symptoms such as backache puffy eyes and leg cramps. It warns to buy the genuine Haarlem Oil from Haarlem and not a substitute.
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Haarlem
Holland
Little Flower Guild Holds Tea to Start Year in Sacred Heart
The Little Flower Mission Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral opened its year with a tea at Mrs. F. W. Gerard’s home 1605 Travis Street. President Mrs. E A Ryan and assistant hostesses welcomed guests. Members and friends gathered for tea in a lace decorated room with pink stock and blue delphinium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Sacred Heart Cathedral
F. W. Gerard
Travis Street
E. A. Ryan
W. J. Flavin
George Herrmann
A. E. Herrmann
Frank Hopkins
W. M. Benson
P. L. Bottoms
Ambrose Kenney
Rev. W. Riecher
Guild
Edwards
R. B. Carter
M. W. West
H. A. Waller
Martin
Frank Brainerd
W. T. Ross
N. P. Nelson
M. J. Storck
P. B. O'Brien
John P. Garvey
J. M. Lyons
R. B. Brands
J. J. Laughlin
Robert E. Nelson
Ray Prien
Nussbaum
John& LeGate
William Q. Farasey
J. B. Todd
T. J. Boland
Guy Saunders
Laura Trampe
St. Louis
Scheer
Williams
J. Howard Williams
First Baptist
Floyd Richards
Parker Street
B. H. Sheppard
Herbert Darnall
R. T. Normand
Ted L
Pleasant Valley Club Meets In Home of Mrs Willis
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. W T Willis where Miss Pauline Lakey explained daily calorie needs by age weight and work. Refreshments were served to members and guests. next meeting set for January 24 at 2 in Beverly Gardens with Mrs R W Rogers hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Club
Willis
Texas Home Demonstration Association
W. T. Willis
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Pauline Lakey
Clark Hancock
Lee Williamson
Quincy Ford
E. L. Butterfield
R. W. Rogers
Beverly Gardens
Mid-Week Bridge Club Plans To Attend Wednesday Party
The Mid-Week Bridge Club meets at Mrs. H. C. Harrison’s home. Prizes go to Mrs. E. C. Garthwait high, Mrs. N. H. Greer second, Mazzie Snee traveling, H. B. Hedrick consolation. Next meeting at Mrs. Pyeatt’s home on Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Harrison
West
Tenth Avenue
E. C. Garthwait
N. H. Greer
Mazzie Snee
H. B. Hedrick
Mesdames
Carrie Hall
Bob Cullins
C. A Pyeatt
Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in I O O F Hall
The Rebekah Lodge announced the installation of officers on Tuesday at the I O O F Hall. Noble grand Mrs Fannie Broadstreet led a list of roles with Mrs Vivian Christal as vice grand and Miss Mae Lewis as musician. The ceremony was conducted by deputy Mrs Dolly Spencer with assistants Mrs Edna Haynes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Noble Grand
Fannie Broadsstreet
Vivian ‘Christal
Edith Lewis
Jessie Ross
Bertha Gowdy
LaVay Proffer
Lydia Martin
Margaret Spencer
Alta Meadow
Ann Chamberlain
Kate Stidger
Alice Christy
Guardian
Frances Gravely
Cammie Gibson
Mae Lewis
Dolly Spencer
Lodge
Edna Haynes
Laura Laverty
Mary Ella Washam
Bertie Ellis
First Baptist Women Hold Regular Circles Meeting
Regular meetings of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society circles were held with Mrs. J. A. Hazelwood and E. C. Jones hosting. Reports, devotional on Bible promises, and a guest speaker noted, plus refreshments. The Ollie Lewellyn Circle met at Mrs. Horne's home with program talks and a surprise shower for Mrs. Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
J. A. Hazelwood
E. C. Jones
Artie Landon
Washington Street
J. Howard Williams
R. B. Wingate
J. A. Schoolar
Dallas
Pearl Lawrence
G. R. Vanderpool
Ida Churchill
Fort Worth
J. C .Arthur
Elsie Hamner
Lawrence
F. C. Mothershead
J. W. Hill
Roger W. Harris
Joe Smyth
Billy Woods
Eugene Wilson
Loyd Roberson
Guy E. Smith
C. E. Richardson
J. B. Gray
H. L. Long
N. J. Ballard
Clarence Eakle
Horne
Ollie Lewellyn
H. H. Horne
Pierce Street
H. L. Watt
Mary McDonald
H.E. Peery
H. W. Miner
O. J. Hull
Claude Frey
Mrs. Frey
Mesdames J. Carlton
Ben Tolly
H. Hobdy
Zora Fuller
C. N. Bruce
L. P. Montgomery
Ollie White
Fay Hutton
Catholics Daughters to Meet Friday Evening
A regular meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America will be held at 7 30 o clock Friday night in the Cathedral Hall.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Stripes and Dots Lead Printed Fabrics in Summer Wear
Stripes and polka dots dominate printed fabrics for cruise and resort wear in cotton and silk. Navy blue and white, bright red and white, and red white and blue combos top preferences. Some wardrobes feature a single print across outfits from bathing suit to evening gown with plain color contrasts.
P T A News At Wilson School Opens February Open House
The Wilson Parent Teacher Association met in the Wilson School Auditorium with Mrs. A. C. Shaw presiding. The program featured student musical numbers and readings under the theme Home. Miss Sarah Miller announced the semester’s end and Mrs. Frank Snorgrasg was named council delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Parent Teacher Association
Wilson School
A. C. Shaw
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Sarah Miller
Frank Snorgrass
C. R.kennison
Allward White
Brahm
Nancy Bocock
Carol Ann Clemmons
Rosalie Coffee
H. N. Wheeler
Joyce Kilmer
Grace Nell Crowell
W.C., Anglund
Home Beautiful
Furniture Selection Will Be Subject of Friday Program
The Afternoon Art Group of the American Association of University Women will meet Friday at 2 PM at 2207 Hayden Street. Mrs. W. W. Rusk hosts. Mesdames M. D. Snyder and P. J. McLemore present illustrative material on furniture arrangement and decorator methods with mounted pictures and critique.
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American Association of University Women
W. W. Rusk
Hayden Street
Mesdames M. D. Snyder
P. J.mclemore
Humphrey Highland P T A Meeting Notes
Lee Bivins P T A met Tuesday afternoon in the school building with a program by first grade pupils and Rev Fidel Reyes. Attendance awards were given to the first grade. Dr G T Royse spoke on Health Standards for Children and home health role. Mrs Clark McCully reported on the previous council meeting.
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Lee Bivins P. T. A
Fidel Reyes
Humphrey Highland P. T. A
W. B. Robinson
Horace Mann School
G. T. Royse
Amarillo
Clark McCully
Mr Thompson to Review at Rose Bowl
The Amarillo Junior Welfare League sponsors Thomas Thompson a local fiction writer for a book talk Saturday at 1 30 PM at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Thompson reviews Catherine Ann Porter Pale Horse Pale Spider and Robert Penn Warren Night Rider. He has stayed with the authors at the Writers Colony in Baton Rouge and invites reservations by calling the Rose Bowl.
Potato Trick Keeps Sauerkraut Crisp While Cooking
To prevent sauerkraut from becoming watery or soggy, grate a raw potato into it during cooking. The starch in the potato helps absorb excess moisture for a firmer result.
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Delphian Chapter of
Tenth Avenue, O'Clock
Tom Holman
Jackson
J. F Griggs
D. BE. McGlasson
Child Study Club
E. ¥. Browder
Harrison Street
B. T. Baker
Fountain Terrace
Needle Club
D. Coffee
van Buren Street
Energetic Needle Club
R. V. Norman
Lake Street
Home Arta Club
W. E. Laneter
Fundamental Bible
Delia Crittenden
R. W Gers
Wee Pla Bridgege Club
C. J. Fitz
Red Carnation Lodge
O F
River Road
Dr. Shelton
Agnes Graham
S. F. Pelton
Carolina Street
Will A. Miller
U. D. Cc
P. McKinney
Hughes Street
A. F. Keirsey
Helping Hand Sewing Club
Charlie Conkling
Tennessee Street
Flapper Fanny Club
UDC
Will A Miller
Daughters of the American Revolution
8. P. McKinney
Little Flower Guild
Helping Hand Club
Home Arts Club
W. E. Laseter
Young People’s Department
Fellowship Hall
P. T. A. News
Mrs. Briscoe
J. B. Briscoe
Texas
Lucille
Polk
Mr. Thompson
Rose Bowl
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sone
Sy AO
Cretneys
E Ee Gth & Polk
Fox Drug Store No. 3
News-Globe
Johnson Grocery & Market
Johnson's
Sunkist
Idaho
Sausage i
Nag
Peru
del Monte
Ile
Union Shop
Johnsons
Bisquick
Wheaties
Ata
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