L Aiquille Needle Club Meeting Reports Plans For Year
The L Aiquille Needle Club met at Mrs. E H Ashcrafts home on Taylor Street with Mrs R I Graves presiding. Members planned to feature Texas in current events at each meeting and to answer roll call. Reports on Red Cross work were given and yearbooks discussed. Elections named Mrs L Edwards parliamentarian and Mrs Cox publicity chair. Tea served to numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’aiquille Needle Club
E. H. Ashcraft
Taylor Street
R. I. Graves
Texas
T. B. Jones
Red Cross
T. S. Dysart
W. M. McCarty
Fidelis Class Holds Church Meeting and Luncheon
The Fidelis Class of First Baptist Church held its monthly business meeting and covered-dish luncheon at the church. Mrs. C. E. Osgood led the devotional, C. V. Edwards offered a Baylor College talk, and Mrs. Harvey Crudgington provided musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
C. E. Osgood
C. V. Edwards
Baylor College
Harvey Crudgington
C. H. Mason
Mesdames
C. D. Coffee
F. R. Bush
C. W. Smith
Fred H Madison
C. J. Brummett
C. A. Melton
F. C. Quarles
R. H. Ray
S. T. Harmon
W. FE. Goodloe
John Kuykendall
W. I. Dinan
J. E. Rowland
W. N. Durham
D. H. Taylor
T. H. Rowan
B. C. Masters
T. E. Durham
Carolyn Carter
J. M. Smith
C. A. Robertson
C. E. Floyd
Joe Mobley
C. A. Travelstead
E. R. Bruce
Leo W. Klock
W. E. Stephens
C. A. Duke
J. C. Finley
W. A. Rice
J. F. Haynes
H. L. Pattie
E. R
Dunning Teachers Club Meets At Gladys Glenn Home
The Panhandle Dunning Teachers Club held its January meeting at 1500 Polk Street the first gathering of the year. Ardath Johnson led the program with Mrs Beckie Reeder Arnold discussing the club book and Kathryn Miller speaking on Character Training in Childhood. A round table on Self Expression followed and a salad course was served to the listed members including Mrs Arnold Mrs Jenkins and Miss Hamilton. Arnold to host February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Dunning Teachers Club
Gladys M. Glenn
Polk Street
Ardath Johnson
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Kathryn Miller
Ola E. Jenkins
Margaret Morgan
Memphis
Grace Hamilton
Millicent Lahm
Idelma Conoley
Lucille Palmer
Dea Caldwell
Mary Agnes Hays
Bonnye Beth Baker
Mrs. Arnold
College of Music faculty recital Friday evening program
Fourteen Amarillo College of Music teaching staff members will perform in a varied program in the college auditorium Friday at 8 o'clock. The faculty recital includes vocal violin piano dance expression bassoon and banjo numbers. Tickets are free at the college and the public is invited. MISS McCLURKIN TO PRESENT PUPILS Miss Mattea McClurkin will present expression pupils in recital Friday at 8 o'clock in the Adult Assembly Room of the First Baptist Church. Mrs C E Birkmeyer music pupils will assist. The public is invited. TRAILING SKIRT FEATURES BLACK EVENING GOWN Washington Jan 18 Senora de Espil wife of the Argentine ambassador looks in a trailing black velvet evening gown with white chiffon bodice embroidered with chenille. DELTA SIGMA PLANS DANCE FOR FRIDAY Delta Sigma fraternity will entertain with a dance at the Nat Friday evening. Roy Diven and his orchestra will provide music. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College of Music
Miss McClurkin
Mattea McClurkin
First Baptist Church
C. E. Birkmeyer
Washington
Senora de Espil
Delta Sigma
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Roy Diven
Potter County Club Activities And Meetings Schedule
A dense listing of events hosted by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs and affiliated groups. Activities include broadcasts, chili supper and bridge, study club meetings, Rainbow install, dances, recitals, and various club gatherings across Amarillo venues such as Sacred Heart Parish House, Masonic Temple, The Nat, First Baptist Church, and the Amarillo College of Music faculty recital. Notable organizers include Mrs. Patricia Wiggins, Mrs. J. C. Pashall, Mrs. L. P. Montgomery, Mrs. Clifton Oliver, and Mrs. George Parr, with locations on Washington Street, Tyler Street, Harrison Street, and Taylor Street.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Washington Street
Smart pattern 1752 frock for girls in spring catalog
Pattern 1752 offers a drop shoulder frock with a front panel high collar and optional frill or sleeves. Sizes 4 through 12. size 10 uses 25 8 yards of 36 inch fabric. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for magazine plus pattern. Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern Magazine
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
El Martes Club Hosts Pleasant Sewing Meeting
El Martes Sewing Club met at Mrs. R. A. Teed 1813 Pierce Street Tuesday afternoon. New members Mrs. C. L. Hunter and Mrs. M. L. Williford were welcomed. A covered dish luncheon at Mrs. W. A. Christian’s home on January 30 was planned. Refreshments were served to listed members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Martes Sewing Club
R. A. Teed
Pierce Street
C. L. Hunter
M. L. Williford
W. A. Christian
Pierce
J. F. Archer
Anna Ledford
Myrtle Hanks
J. M. Wiley
T. R. Herbert
L. P. Dowie
Jay Laverty
Silver Fox Scarf Spotted With Daytime Wear
Mrs. Walter J. Cummings wife of the treasury secretary aide throws a two skin silver fox scarf about her shoulders with a black and white faille daytime costume in Washington weather observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter J. Cummings
Secretary of the Treasury
Faille
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Meets at Mrs Camp Home
Mrs G W Camp will host the Blue Bonnet Needle Club at her residence 317 East Twentieth Avenue Friday afternoon at 2 30. The meeting invites members to share with neighbors and enjoy an afternoon of sewing and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
G. W. Camp
East Twentieth Avenue
Extension Program Is Explained for Demonstration Club
Miss Mary Sitton explained the extension program at the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting held at Mrs. Finley Martin home. Mrs. Lee Martin hosted with guests Mrs. A S Keel and others. Members present included George Dudley and Nathan Martin among several, with the next meeting planned at Mrs. Nashburns 2906 Ridgemere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sitton
Forest Hill
Wayne Wheeler
Wayne Fulton
R. M. Fulton
R. M. Nashburn
R. E. Evans
Iola McPherson
Mrs. Nashburn
Ridgemere
Mrs Guy Watson Hosts Bridge Club at Home
Mrs. Guy Watson entertained the Wednesday Night Bridge Club at 909 North Buchanan Street. High score went to Mrs. Earl Lynn and low to Mrs. Nola Holmes. Dames Earl Lynn, Charles Ricketts, Doyle Hooks, V. Brock, Nola Holmes, Guy Watson and Miss Mattie Lash attended. The club will meet with Mrs. Ricketts next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Watson
North
Buchanan Street
Earl Lynn
Nola Holmes
Charles Ricketts
Doyle Hooks
V. Brock
Mattie Lash
Self Reliance Topic For C C L A Circle Program
The Ed win Markham Circle of the Child Conservation League of America met Monday evening at Mrs. R. E. Roush home with the topic Self Reliance. Mrs. C. M. Fearn spoke on Mis taken Kindness and Indulgence of Parents and Mrs. John Vetesk Jr on Training a Child in His Own Thinking. Mrs. W. H. Patterson read Against Wind and Tide. A short business session followed and refreshments were served to the listed guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Markham
Child Conservation League of America
R. E. Roush
C. M. Fearn
John Vetesk, Jr
W. H. Patterson
Orville Hinkle
H. A. Stollenwerch
A. L. Arndt
Z. E. Smith
A. K. Wilcoxson
Thurman Gholdston
R. 8. Smith
CB. Carnahan
Raymond Faulkner
J. T. Price
R. FE. Roush
Pleasant Valley PTA Reviews Home Character Training
Mrs. W D Westbay led a discussion on character training in the home during the Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the school. Mrs. H J Pankratz presided and Mrs. B H McClendon delivered a council report. Miss Rosalie Raymond of the Amarillo College of Music presented a dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Westbay
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
H. J. Pankratz
B. H. McClendon
P. T. A. Council
Port
Rosalie Raymond
The
Amerillo College of Music
Barbara June Gaither Birthday Party Honors 3rd Birthday
Barbara June Gaither celebrated her third birthday at home 412 B East Seventh Avenue. Hosted by her mother Mrs Paul G Gaither the party featured games stories ice cream and birthday cake for guests including David Huneke Billy Clifton Ramonda Lou McMillan Nancy Jane Pat Cunningham Kenyon Rockwell Jr Alice Brown Dolores Delk Sharon Weatherby Margaret Gaither and others assisted by Mrs Joe Perrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara June Gaither
East Seventh Avenue
Paul G. Gaither
David Huneke
Billy Clifton
Ramonda Lou McMillan
Nancy Jane
Pat Cunningham
Kenyon Rockwell
Alice Brown
Dolores Delk
Sharon Jean Weatherby
Margaret Walker
Marjorie Gaither
Marjorie Gaither, Mesdames Ira Cunningham
L. A Brown
W. M. Clifton
Gaither
Joe Perrin
Tea to Benefit Federation Funds by Potter Clubs
The Junior Child Study Club hosts a silver tea to aid the building and convention funds of the Potter Clubs. It occurs Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. C. W. Parr's home, 3006 Hughes Street, featuring a program review of Janet Beith's No Second Spring by Mrs. A. D. Lidia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
C. W. Farr
Hughes Street
C. W. Parr
Janet Beith
A. D. Lidia
Girl Scout Director to Speak on Public Amusement for Girls
Miss Daffin Lowrey, local Girl Scout director, will address the Child Study Club on Public Amusement for Girls. The meeting is Friday afternoon at 3 o clock at Mrs. J. C. Paschall’s home, 1614 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Paschall
Washington Street
Daffin Lowrey
Child Study Club
Glenwood P T A Program Highlights Meeting
Mrs W D Westbay spoke on The History and Achievements of the PTA Movement at Glenwood P T A Tuesday afternoon meeting. Mrs Olen Easom reported on the PTA convention in Sherman. A reading by Mrs J R Andrews titled The Passing of the White Swan and a violin solo America by Eugene Speer with Opal Hollingsworth accompanied followed a short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. West Bay
Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
J. R. Andrews
Sherman
Olen Easom
America
Eugene Speer
Opal Hollingsworth
Class Luncheon Set by M. O. L. Bible Class
The M. O. L. Bible Class of First Baptist Church will hold a business and social session at the home of Mrs. N. B. Griggs at 1601 Taylor Street Friday at 12 15 o clock. The covered dish luncheon will be served by Group No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
N. S. Griggs
Taylor Street
Famous Women of the Bible lesson at club meeting
Mrs. R. Thomsen will lead a lesson on Famous Women of the Bible at the Twentieth Century Club meeting Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. The event will be held at the home of Mrs. George Parr located at 1611 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
George Parr
Harrison Street
R. Thomson
R. Thomsen
Paris Winter Frock Worn by Mrs James Walker
Mrs James Walker wife of New York's former best dressed mayor spends winter in Paris and wears a cocktail frock of red knitted silk as seen in a social notice.
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Paris
James Walker
New York
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claim
An advertisement urges readers with acid stomach to follow simple directions or take Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tablets as a substitute for the liquid. It promotes using one tablet per teaspoonful of liquid and benadrands buying the genuine Phillips product endorsed by doctors.
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Phillips
Rainbow Girls Plan Open Installation Ceremony Tonight
The Order of Rainbow for Girls announces an open installation service tonight at 7:30 PM at the Masonic Temple. Members of the public and all interested come to witness the induction event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
The
Order of Rainbow For
Amarillo Music Teachers Guild to convene Sunday
A called meeting of the Amarillo Music Teachers Guild has been announced for Sunday afternoon. Members are invited to discuss upcoming events and association activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Guild
Amarillo Music Teachers’ Guild
Community Meeting at Mrs Crudgington’s Home
An important meeting is urged to be attended by all members at 1710 Buchanan Street the home of Mrs Harvey Crudgington. The note adds a historical aside about Indians cultivating dent flint sugar corn and pop corn and a remark that dogs hear ultra high pitched notes beyond human hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Crudgington
Buchanan Street
Aspironal touted as quick relief for colds and coughs
An advertisement extols Aspironal as superior to whiskey for cold symptoms. It promises two minutes relief, lab guaranteed testing, and endorsement by users, claiming safety for children and adults. Consumers are urged to buy at drug stores, try two teaspoonfuls, and demand money back if symptoms persist within two minutes.
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L’aiquille Club
Ashcraft
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Roycroft Study Club
Patricia Wiggins
Askew
Les Temps
Harry Holland
Jackson Street
Child Welfare Club
L. P. Montgomery
Tyler Street
Clifton Oliver
Mary Miller Beard
the Talmage
Amarillo
E. H. Klein
Las Madras Circle
Mary K. Blanton
Madison Street
Palo Duro
Dempsey Wynn
Woodman Circle
W. O
Home Interest Club
8. F. Wanser
West Eleventh Avenue
College
el Martes Club
Mrs. Camp
Mate al Ata Cmeates
Kwitcherkikkin
Geren
Mrs. Guy Watson
Entertains
Westbay
Rinso
Darling
Tea To Benefit Federation
Miss Lowrey
Glenwood P.T. A
Mrs. Thomsen
Mrs. Walker
Dent
Flint
HisLilywood Dress Shoppe
Solnick
Red River, New Mexico
Heart of
Carson National Forest
Lost Lake
Panhandle
New Mex
Panhandle Plains
Oklahoma Panhandle
New Mexico
Switzerland
Eagle's Nest Lake
Blue Lake
Red River
Box Canyon
Manuel Mares
L. O. Kerschner
Robert Ricks Realty CO
Polk St
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