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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1928

Page

4

Knights Of Columbus Dance Enlivens Moody Sisters Event

The Knights of Columbus and their ladies will bid farewell to the Moody Sisters with a dance this evening in Polly Garden at the Palo Duro hotel. Zakie Moore's orchestra will provide the music as the first in a series of seasonal dances, with invitations extended to members and friends for an enjoyable program.

Knights of Columbus Moody Sisters Zakie Moore Knights Polly Garden Palo Duro Hotel

Philharmonic Orchestra Plans Third Concert Friday

The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra will stage the third concert in a six part series Friday evening January 27 in the new High School auditorium. Director Ellis B Hall promises the program will attract both young students and older patrons. The program includes overtures marches songs and selections from Rigatette and Higoletto with soloists Madeira Manchester Logan Myers and Austin Myers among the performers.

Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Ellis B. Hall Yoo Kela Bela Nie Bessie Sentech Gilbert Ette Higelett Verdi

Woman's Association Holds Regular Session at Home

Mrs Robert Allingham and Miss Myre J M Bentley hosted the Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church in Mrs Allingham's home at 1510 Washington street. Officers planned a June program and printed programs were approved. A lesson on Current Events was presented and a social followed. Elise May performed a garnet solo with accompaniment by her mother Mrs George Mayrs.

Woman’s Association Robert Allingham Myre J. M. Bently Elien May Mra George Mayrs

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and P T A Events

Community events listed include bridge at 7 30 with the Rhodeses on Teyler street, Child Welfare at 2 30 on Tyler, Senior High P T A program at 8 in the high school auditorium, and a joint piano recital at Central Presbyterian Fellowship hall. Additional gatherings feature Home Interest, Swastika, Amoma class, Les Temps, and a benefit concert for the high school P T A, with various hosts and street addresses.

Hawks Bridge Club W. C. Rhodes Teyler Street Will O'Brien Tyler Street P.T.A Ladies of the Mooseheart Legion Jess Walter Kentucky Street Mergeret Keirsey Woodruff Mary Miller Beard Central Presbyterian Church W. M. Moore Crockett Street J.C. Paschall James Farwell J. E. Jenson van Buren Street

Moody sisters honored before moving to Slaton Texas

Misses Audrey and Hazel Moody were feted with a party hosted by Miss Lucy Rael and Mrs. Paul Patterson at 702 Fillmore Street. The evening featured games and dancing with iced refreshments. Guests included Miss Beatrice Peer Miss Corn Beninge Mr. and Mrs. Carol Moody Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Daugherty Mr. Clifford Taylor Mr. Raymond Spears and Mr. Edward Raef.

Audrey Hazel Moody Slaton Texas Lucy Rael Paul Patterson Raef Fillmore Street Audrey and Beatrice Peer Corn Beninge Carol Moody Lewis Daugherty Clifford Taylor Raymond Spears Edward Raefend

Mrs Izzard Hosts Companion Bridge Club Gathering

An informal Tuesday gathering at 2600 West Tenth Street featured Mrs. W. S. Izzard hosting the Companion Bridge club. Pastel decor and flowers set the scene as Mrs. Roy Eastland won the high prize among members, with Mrs. Lindsay Smith taking the guest high score. Special guests included Mesdames Roy Slay John Reynolds Luther Harry and Lindsay Smith.

W. S. Izzard Companion Bridge Club West Tenth Street Roy Eastland Lindsay Smith Mesdames Roy Slay John Reynolds Luther Harry

Mrs Dowse Hosts Willing Workers Of Southern Church

Willing Workers of the Southern Presbyterian church met yesterday at 1713 Lincoln street hosted by Mrs J G Dowse. Devotional and prayer opened the gathering. the group sewed garments for the needy all afternoon and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments. Attending were Mrs W C Appenrodt, Mrs E B Fincher, Mrs D S Harrington, Mrs A C Hays, Mrs E J Lowder, Mrs Morgan, Mrs J R Gardner, Mrs T P York, and the hostess.

Southern Presbyterian Church J. G. Dowse Lincoln Street E J. Lowder W. C. Appenrodt E. B.fincher D. S. Harrington A. C. Hays E. J. Lowder Morgan J. R., Gardner T.P. York

Miss Deason Hosts Twin Six Club Meeting

Miss Llewellyn Deason entertained Twin Six Club members last evening at 161 Fillmore Street. The business meeting outlined plans for the coming year and a social followed. The next gathering is set for January 9 with Mrs. Forrest Richards at 1512 Pierce Street.

Llewellyn Deason Twin Six Club Fillmore Street Forrest Richards Pierce Street

Benefit Concert at Senior High School

A benefit concert at Senior High School proceeds for the Parent-Teacher Association. The program includes the High School Band directed by Oscar Wise, a male quartet, vocal and whistling solos, a one act play The Valiant, a trombone piece Evening Star Wagner, and performances by the High School Band, with Mr. W A McIntosh superintendent, and Mrs. Philip Wolfram as accompanist.

Parent Oscar Wise City of No Light Messrs H. Lowe Cecil Gunn B. Shepperd L. G. Shepd W. A. McIntosh Eros Kursteiner Klein Mary Elizabeth Ledford Amy GM the Vallient James Dyke Eula Lee McKnight Warden Lowe Jessie Mae Hyden Father Daly Dawn Atkins Josephine Paris Margaret Collins Margaret Estuut Elsza Little Wagner Phil Wolfram Philip Wolfram Gunn, Lowe, Sheppard and Shepperd

Circle Three Holds All Day Session at West Amarillo Church

Members of circle three of West Amarillo Christian church held an all day session in the church parlors. Morning meeting included luncheon by hostesses Mrs Henry Jones Mrs A L Byers and Mrs G E Howard for 29 guests. Rev W C Dallas spoke and Mrs M M Merriman presided during the afternoon business session and singing of Bless Be the Tie That Binds.

Circle Number Three West Amarillo M. M. Merriman

Circle three meets with lessons and new members named

Mrs L Ransford led prayer and service while Mrs Atchley led the lesson. Scriptures from Isaiah were read. Mrs L Ransford sang a solo with piano accompaniment by Mrs Stephen. Mrs Hart discussed missionary topics in Africa. Two new members were introduced, Mrs Newton and Mrs Stephens.

L. Ransford Circle Number Three Isaiah Atchley Stephen Hart Africa Newton Stephens

Large Crowd Attends Dance at Herring Hotel

More than 400 danced to music by Henry Santrey and his International Orchestra at the Herring hotel last evening. The event, one of the best attended dances, featured Ann Seymour the entertainer during intermissions with harp and banjo solos. The dance ran from nine to one.

Henry Santrey International Orchestra Herring Hotel Ann Seymour

Mrs Lang of College English Head Dies in Quanah

Mrs. Mabel Watkins Lang head of English at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon died Wednesday night in Quanah. Her body arrived in Amarillo and was taken to Canyon for funeral services with arrangements by the Kansas City Clinic of Otolaryngology. She will return tomorrow morning. Also noted are visiting and returning relatives in Amarillo and Hutchinson, Kansas.

Mabel Watkins Lang West Texas State Teachers’ College Canyon Quanah Amarillo Kansas City J. B. Coe Fulton Thomas Dalhart Polk Street J. W. Sayre Con Benniey Hutchinson Kansas H. W. Snodgrass Marrison Street

Rheumalax Promises Cure for Rheumatism

Advertisement claims Rheumalax eliminates the cause of rheumatism and promises lasting relief. It asserts internal treatment removes the sickness and that users will forget they ever had rheumatism. Sold on guarantee by your druggist.

Avanta Coe

College faculty cherished member dies after many years

Mrs Lang, longtime college faculty member since 1919 except for a year at the University of Cincinnati, is remembered as a popular figure. She is survived by her husband.

Lang University of Cincinnati

Archibald of Tyler and Martha Nell Profile Mention

One son Archibald of Tyler and one daughter Martha Nell who is a student at Canyon are noted in the obituary.

Archibald of Tyler Martha Nell Canyon

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