May Peterson Thompson and Frederic Delzell Shine in Canyon Concert
May Peterson Thompson, renowned Metropolitan opera star, and Frederic Delzell, Amarillo pianist, gave a concert at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon to an audience spanning the Panhandle. Delzell accompanied superbly as Thompson received thunderous applause and flowers. An informal reception at Cousins Hall followed with faculty wives greeting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Peterson Thompson
Metropolitan Opera
Frederick Delzell
Hoth
Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Canyon
Texas
May Peterson
Frederic Delzell
Amerillo
Music House
Cousins Hall
University Women Host Lovely Luncheon For New Members
The American Association of University Women honored new and prospective members with a 1 o clock luncheon in the women's club rooms of the auditorium. The event featured spring flower decor, music by the Gross sisters, and talks on club aims and membership meaning. Sixty attended including several named guests from California and local members, with study groups to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Elizabeth Nixson
E. H. Reedy
Bertie Warren
J. S. Kendrick
Gross Sisters
Earl G. Wyatt
R. V. Cartwright
J. N. Maynard
Earl Barnt
G. G. Ordway
L. M.les
R. N. McMeans
A. M. Sanderson
Harold Hastings
California
C. L. A. Bochemohle
Nan Gilkerson
Lenora Walters
Retha Cornelius
Portland Mission Drives Global Christian Endeavor Reach
Portland Maine hosts first Panhandle State Christian Endeavor convention with about a thousand delegates expected outside Amarillo. The movement started 47 years ago to train youth in Christian service and has spread to 80 denominations in every country. Local committees led by C. A. James begin preparations under the general committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Christian Endeavor
Panhandle
Amarillo
C. A. James
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings
Social Calendar lists Peter Pan Bridge club at 3 with Mrs. R. A. Smith. La Quillee at 3 with Mrs. W. H. Woodlief at 800 West Sixteenth. J. Us Grummage sale at 107 East Fourth. P. E. O. Founders Day program at 3 with Mrs. C. D. Jackson at 1110 Harrison. presiding hostesses include Mrs. Alice Kimbaugh and Mrs. Jackson with Miss Mary McDonald. American Legion auxiliary 8 in Women’s Club rooms. Presbyterian Woman’s Council rummage sale at 107 East Fourth. Glenwood P. T. A. at 2250 o’clock with program on Thrift. Amarillo Little Theater morning group 9:30. Panhandle Pen Women at First Baptist Church parlor 9:15 with executive board session and 9:45 business meeting. afternoon program 2. Abie’s Irish Rose at Municipal Auditorium. Merry Wives at 2:30 with Mrs. H. J. Pemberton. Needle club dinner postponed. Companion Bridge at Mrs. Izzard’s 2600 West Tenth at 2:30. Rebekah Lodge installation 7:30. La Costura club at 1607 Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan Bridge Club
R. A. Smith
la Quillee
W. H. Woodlief
West
Sixteenth Street
J. Us Grummage Sale
East Fourth Street
C. D. Jackson
Harrison
Alice Kimbaugh
Jackson
Mary McDonald
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Presbyterian Woman's Council
Glenwood P.T. A
Amarillo Little Theater
Panhandle Pen Women’s Society
First Baptist Church
Abie
Municipal Auditorium
Merry Wives
H. J. Pemberton
Polk Street
Needle Club
Companion Bridge Club
W. 8
Izzard
West Tenth Street
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
la Costura Club
J. B. Brown
Tyler Street
Christian Endeavor Convention Plans In Amarillo
Amarillo will entertain several conventions in 1928 but none will draw as many young people as the State Christian Endeavor convention to be held June 13 to 17 at the Central Presbyterian church. Founded by Francis E Clark on February 2 1881 the movement operates under Central Presbyterian and First Christian church societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Christian Endeavor
Central Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Francis E. Clark
Forgotten Vows in True Story February issue
Lucy faces a dilemma between happiness and duty as a lovelorn wife considers running away with a forbidden love. The tale explores sacrifice, freedom, and social ruin in a serialized feature from True Story Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
True Story Magazine
Liberty Community Women Held Meeting
The Liberty Community club women met at 727 North Cleveland Street this weekend for a business luncheon and social hour. Members present included Mrs. Borg, Mrs. Detton, Mrs. Glasscock, Mrs. Judy, and others. special guests were Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Shelvick, Mrs. Claflin, and Mrs. Swink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberty Community Club
Spencer
North
Cleveland Street
J. C. Borg
J. H. Detton
N. W. Glasscock
E. Judy
Irving King
W. C. Metcalf
H. KE. McCabe
Winnette De Grassi Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Winnette De Grassi, son of Mr and Mrs W D De Grassi, celebrated his fifth birthday Saturday at their home 1303 Jefferson. Friends enjoyed games all afternoon and received birthday cakes and ice cream at the close. Attendants included Helen and Russell McKinley Margaret Ann Camp Helen Joy Smith Mary Miles Billy and Oliver Bivins Margaret and Katherine Farwell Julia Ann Odor Paul Bibb Jr Charles and Henry Dixon Truman Vineyard Dan and Robbie Johnson and Howard Vineyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnette de Grassi
W. D. de Grassi
Jefferson
Helen and
Russell McKinley
Margaret Ann Camp
Helen Joy Smith
Mary Miles
Billy
Oliver Bivins
Margaret
Katherine Farwell
Julia Ann Odor
Paul Bibb Jr
Charles and
Henry Dixon
Truman Vineyard
Dan and
Robbie Johnson
Howard Vineyard
Beta Delphians in Regular Meeting
Members of the Beta Delphian society met Friday morning in the Women’s club rooms with Mrs. H. F. E. Smith presiding. The lesson on Aspects of Medieval Social Life was led by Mrs. E. A. Marty, with resume by Mrs. E. R. Reed and preparatory discussion by Miss Ethel Brame. Mrs. E. H. Gipson played The Star Spangled Banner. Seven members gave three minute talks: Mrs. W. T. Fakes, Mrs. R. Thomson, Mrs. T. B. Gallaher, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. A. B. Hays, Mrs. A. S. Strader and Mrs. E. S. McKinney. Mrs. Virgil Byers’ sister, from Hale Center, visited Mrs. Byers Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian Society
Women’s Club
H. FE. Smith
E. A. Marty
E. R. Reed
Ethel Brame
E. H. Gipson
W. T. Fakes
R. Thomson
T. B. Gallaher
Walter Brown
A. B. Hays
A.S. Strader
E. 5. McKinney
Wesley Friendship Class Pie Supper Planned
The Wesley Friendship class of San Jacinto Methodist church will host a pie supper on Tuesday evening at 7 45 in the church. Women and girls are asked to bring pies. Children and young people will perform a short program. Proceeds aid the beginners' department. All men and boys are urged to attend and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Publlic
Local social notes mingle with visits across towns
Mr and Mrs E N Smith and son Jones and Mrs Elvis Bell of Portales spent the past weekend with Mrs W N Morris at 800 A South Mississippi. J R Dyche left for St Louis to visit dealers and buy for Panhandle Barbers Supply. Various locals hosted or visited friends in Clarendon Panhandle and nearby towns. Miss Harper of Amarillo Music Co illness. Miss Hall of Muleshoe visiting at Rialto Theater. Miss Lois Young joins Federal Club as bookkeeper and cashier. Ladies club at Brady store plans Thursday 2:30 gathering at Mrs J D Benton’s home. Several residents visited Panhandle Dalhart Tulsa and ranch areas over the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Smith
Jones
Elvis Bell
Portales
W. N. Morris
South
Mississippi
J. R. Dyche
St. Louis
Panhandle Barbers Supply Company
L. N Faulkner
Plainview
Luther Butler
Clarendon
Frank Parris
Berger
Miss Harper
Amarillo Music Company
Miss Hall of
Muleshoe
Viola Hoensheidt
Law Sone
Lois Young
Amarillo
Johnny Fay Calcotte
C. Hopkins
South Carolina Avenue
Panhandle
Roy Byrd
Conklin
Dalhart
T. M. Whitman
Tulsa
J. Blinderman
Mrs. Clarence Kropff Hosts Pollyanna Club Meeting
Mrs. Clarence Kropff will entertain Pollyanna club members tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs. C C Martin 1005 South Carolina Street All members are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kropff
Pollyanna Club
C. C. Martin
South
Carolina Street
Wolflin School P T A Sets Meeting Time
The Wolflin school P T A will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the school. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin School P.-T. A
Amarillo O. E. S. Chapter 787 Plans Regular Meeting
The Amarillo chapter No. 787 Order of Eastern Star will meet in regular session tomorrow evening at 7 30 o'clock at the Masonic temple. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Free Dance Class Tonight at Nat Led by Mayme Davies Hunt
Mayme Davies Hunt, head of the Mayme Davies Hunt Studio of Social Tap and Classical dancing, conducts a free social class and assembly at the Nat from 7:30 to 8:30 tonight. A similar class last week drew a large crowd and the invitation extends to all, especially elderly persons wishing to revive their interest in dancing. Miss Hunt's headquarters are at the Herring Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Davies Hunt
Nat
Miss Hunt
Herring Hotel
Local shoppers greet visiting merchants and plans for spring hats
Ready-To-Wear Store spends time in San Angelo and surrounding points. Harry Goshen of Medick-Barrows Photographic Supply in Columbus is visiting. H. N. Grannis of Plainview visits his wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Adams return from Pampa after opening another store. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Alexander depart for Chicago then New York to buy an exclusive spring millinery line for White & Kirk's, attend openings in St. Louis, and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Harry Goshen
Medick-Barrows Photographic Supply House
Columbus
Ohio
H. N. Grannis
Plainview
J. M. Adams
Pampa
C. W. Alexander
Chicago
New York
White & Kirk’s
Alexander
St. Louis
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Pepe Society
R. P. Jarrat
Lacy
Bert Thomas
Liberty Community Women
Beta Delphians
Virgil Byers
Hale Center
City
Wesley
Mrs. Kropff
C.c.d
Buchanan
Witcherkirkin
and Dry Cleaners
Automobile Glass Hall-Sanders Glass CO
Plate Glass
Schilling
State of Texas
Khoury Bros
West 7Th St
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