Demonstration Club News Details New Officers at Pleasant Valley
Mrs H L Cantrell is inside president of the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club replacing Mrs A B Black who spoke at the Wednesday meeting at Mrs Black’s home. Mary Sitton led a discussion on balanced meals and planning menus while prizes were awarded for best offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cantrell
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
A. B. Black
Black
Ack
Mary Sitton
Ss Walter
W. N. Martin
Miss Sitton
Esdames John C. Vance
Jess Walr
H. C. Gentry
Clyde Hancock
R. Anderson
J. H. Click
BE. Lutterfield
Sam Jacobs
A. P. Black
L. Cantrell
Energetic Needle ab members socialized at Mrs Goodman home
Energetic Needle ab members enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon of sewing and conversation at Mrs. Goodman's home. Refreshments were served to listed members and guests. The Flor Reed Study Club schedules a meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday at 3 PM and invites Eastern members in the region to join. A clothing advertisement promotes a large dress and accessory sale at Fash ette & Accessories Shop, 407 Polk, for Friday and Saturday at 495.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
H. R. Jones
Energetic Needle Ab
W. A. Goodman
Mesmes Ll. J. Vorle
A. Marlatt
Seidenstrang
Moses C. BE. Gilmer
Lee Hinesor
P. Ross
R. N. Gardner
J. H. Derson
J. H. Hudson
Flor- Reed Study Club
Masonic ‘Temple
Gecvion
Fashette & Accessories Shop
Polk
Fashionette & Accessories
Fpashoette & Accessories
Calhoun and Green wed in Austin ceremony
LeVerne Calhoun formerly of Amarillo married Nelson Green of Corpus Christi on January 1 in a quiet Austin home ceremony officiated by Rev. George Green. Calhoun, city secretary and treasurer of Amarillo, recently joined the Texas Railroad Commission in Corpus Christi. Dr. Green, UT Phi Kappa Psi alumnus, works in the railroad commission offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
LeVerne Calhoun
Amarillo
Nelson Green
Corpus Christi
George Green
Ann Mathers
John Scott
E. O. Thompson
Woman's Council Hosts Mexican Supper and Society Events
The social calendar lists a Mexican supper at Amarillo Christian Church from 6 to 8 PM, Theta Chi at 2212 Washington Street at 7 45, a piano recital at 8 by Elizabeth Spegal Morris, and other group activities. Also noted are Woodmen Circle at W O W Hall, an American Legion Auxiliary dance at Legion Hall, Potter Library story hour, A Deal Em Club dinner for husbands, Amarillo Assembly Rainbow installation at Masonica Temple, Red Carnation Lodge drill practice, and more events across the city tonight.
Farewell Party Honors Miss Edith Childre
A farewell party for Miss Edith Childre was held at the home of Mr and Mrs W Wallace Wednesday night. Entertainment included Monopoly and readings by little Miss Charlotte Ann Allston. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees as Miss Childre departs for Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Childre
W. Wallace
Charlotte Ann Allston
Regina Determan
J. W. Oliver
Gordon H. Williams
A. W. Allston
Edith Burgess
Beulan McKenzie
Emily Saunders
Messrs
Concil Parker
Gordon Williams
Mia Childre
Plainview
Speech Teachers To Meet Sunday In Amarillo Herring Hotel
Panhandle speech teachers plan a Sunday meeting at 3 PM on the mezza nine floor of the Herring Hotel. Miss Mattea McClurkin announces festival plans for April 8 to 10 and urges teachers to request contest material from Mrs. J. R. McKinley at 1503 Jefferson Street. Information also available from Miss McClurkin at 1914 Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring Hotel
Mattea McClurkin
J. R. McKinley
Jefferson Street
Amarillo
Local clubs host social gatherings and plans for events
Alice Bagby Smith Circle of the First Baptist Church was entertained by Mrs. Guy Owens. Fifteen members attended. Delta Handa Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. J. A. McGuire. A Valentine party and husband’s guests planned. Homecraft Club meets with Mrs. Hill. showers planned for two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bagby Smith
First Baptist Church
Guy Owens
H. P. Bohannan
T. M. Bruner
Mesdames
John H. Cureton
George Vineyard
T. G. Hull
Gilbert Rogers
Zed Doshier
Mes
McGuire
J. A. McGuire
Delta’ Handa’ Bridge Club
K. W. Hibbs
R. D. Barron
Bud Barron
Bob Hibbs
J. del Johnson
T. D. Northcutt
R. L. Seiberling
A. W. Woodwin
T. White
B. M. Britt
Homecraft Club
Mrs. Hill
W. R. Hill
Mesdames J. Spencer Knight
T. D. Blades
B. B. Breeding
George Runyon
J. L. Green
M. A. Hudson
R. T. Martin
White Lamps and Practical Home Accessories
Household hints advise pure white lamps with frosted shades for a soft creamy glow and room harmony. Built in shoe cabinets replace bedside tables and hold twelve pairs. transparent boxes help organize hats gloves and handkerchiefs for quick access. Also featured are golden glint rinse highlights and a Saturday sale at FPash oette & Accessories Shop, 407 Polk.
This Woman Undermines Her Marriage in Unseen Ways
Advice column on a wife whose affair risks the marriage by deception and betrayal of trust. The piece argues faith is the cornerstone of marriage and urges the wife to confess or change, outlining ethical costs and suggested remedies. It presents reader questions about relationships, with guidance on handling loneliness and social outings.
Circle of First Baptist Meets at Hayden Street Home
Lillie Handley Circle of the First Baptist Church gathered at 3418 Hayden Street with 29 members present. Mrs. D. Roberts led a devotional before a business session and social hour hosted by Mrs. George Klock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Handley
First Baptist Church
George Klock
Hayden Street
D. Roberts
Junior Auxiliary Elects Officers at Legion Hall
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary elected officers at a Wednesday meeting led by Ruby Robinson. Mary Ellen Robinson was named president, Dorothy Jean Eldridge secretary, and Virginia Hess chaplain. Attendees included Regina Doane and Donna Jean Moore among others. A Valentine party was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ruby Robinson
Mary Ellen Robinson
Dorothy Jean Eldridge
Virginia Hess
James O. Cade
J. W. Barr
Floyd Sloan
Regina Doane
Mary Catherine Barr
Donna Jean Moore
Bobbie Ruth Moore
Florence Johnson
Nighttime Tricks Backfire as Dog Hunter Stands Firm
"BEDTIME as he really is" describes a trick where a character makes his long hair stand on end to bluff others. The speaker asserts the ruse failed against him and warns that future attempts will backfire. Flip growls, while Farmer Brown's Boy remains present in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flip
Farmer Brown
Gail Borden
America
Borden
Farmer Brown's Boy Understands and Reddy’s Bold Trick
A narrator recalls Reddy planning a bold food-seeking ruse at the Old Pasture and considers action to stop it. The next tale follows Farmer Brown's boy offering a then unnamed lesson about rural life and cunning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Mobberly
River Road
Nergertic Club
Florence Reed Club
Woman's Council of West
Theta Chi Theta
Clark Wagner
Washington Street
Elizabeth Spegal- Morris
R. F. Dryden
Tyler Street
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Potter Library
Milholland
North Johnson Street
Order of Rainbow
Masonica Temple
Red Carnation Lodge
I. O. Co. F. Hall
Miss Childre
Swastika Club
Grace Brannon
San Jacinto
Cghven Groole
Duella Mann
Marie Ross
Aileen Shieidknight
Lorene Mauldin
Sally Jo Hilton
Sybil Ward
Miss Groolee
Hattie McCarley
Lois Harney
Miss Haney
McCarley
Jennie Coffee
Nora Husted
Mesdames Beatrice Hensley
Opal Crawford
Mabel ‘Tims
Willa Mae Wicker
C. D. Hancher
Mary Behofner
Marjorie Allen
Mildred Tarrent
Wilma Ayers
Dot Hatley
Lorter
Beauty School
Fidelis
Buchanan Street
Charel
A. Baker
Mesdames M. IL
Carter
A. E. Mashburn
Brashier
A. E. Grubikey
Warnix
Faye Grubikey
Mesdames II
Halley
J. R. Moore
W. W. Pittman
W. P. Jones
R. E. Cox
W. B. Francis
J. W.thomas
Blanche Baker
T. L
McDaniel
Wells
Ramsey
Blair
Ella Carter
Louisville
Miss
Open Forum Club
Emily Mall
Hughes Street
Paris
Palais-Royal
Boulannieres
Audi
Anne Hirst
Anna Wines
Circle
Junior ‘Auxiliary
American Association of University Women
Catherine Chapman
Lowell Munday
Academy of Music & Art
Taylor
Bordew Associated Companies
Bordons
Money Back
Inso
LUX
Eee
Hershey's
Marco
Steve
Warne Go
Texas Marsh
Oranges Sunkist
Arizona
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