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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1932
Page
6
The Junior Child Study Club will meet Friday at 3 pm at 206 Arch Road hosted by Mrs W B Gunn. Dr B E Masters president of Amarillo College will be the principal speaker.
A school program yesterday featured the Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association meeting with performances by Gifford Branson Ossie Wadsworth and J D Service in a violin duet reading by Betty Jane McIntyre a piano duet by John andMargaret Cannon Boyce a skit by Dean Gillette Bert Jo Warner Margaret Marie Adams Mary Ellen David readings by Betty Marie Thompson a tap dance by Jackie Haller accompanied by Mrs Wright Wilson a Shoemaker Dance by Shirley Ann Cline Anna Frances Baker Hazel Neal Richard Burnett Mary Kathleen Vaughn Geraldine Rumph Herbert Partney a piano solo by Jimmy Moore a dance by Agnes Rose Larson accompanied by Mrs Wright Wilson a piano duet by Nancy Nell Everline a folk dance by Dean Wright Colleen Adams Dana Seale Coleeta Davidson Bonnie B Wanser Gladys Storseth Andree Connelly Lawrence Keaton Alvis Veazy John Hickman Wallace Gerdman Glenna Bell Fred Siedenstrang a ukulele solo by Frances Thompson a Hungarian dance by Elsie Bell acted by Nadine McCalifornia reading by Nancy Bell Colley reading by Dorothy Rittenberry flute solo by Ormond Wright dialog by John Branson Gloria Stanley reading by Evelyn Gilson reading by Dartha Lentz.
Mrs. C. B. Chunn hosted a Wyle Way Bridge Club party at 3702-A Polk Street with high scores awarded to Mrs. M. Zollicoffer and Gaston Camp. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Renfro Miss Margaret Frisch and Mr. Noel Stalnaker among others.
Carl Pettus Rodolph Jr. turned six with a party at 1109 Jackson Street Monday afternoon. Valentine decor and novelty hats framed games and a birthday cake with six candles. Guests included Rodney Dowling Stevie Hayden Gwinn Henry Billy Kieth Irwin Don Spurrock Charlie Adams Peggy Nobles and Virginia Florence McBride.
Mrs Dave Derden entertained the Hi Pointers Bridge Club Monday afternoon at 108 East Tenth Avenue. Mrs Charles Hill won high and Mrs H A Dyer was second. Seated guests included Mrs C D Roberts, Mrs A P McSwain, Mrs S R Bradford, Mrs Jack Royalty, Mrs J C Neudigate and Mrs Dave Derden.
No. 8 Circle of the First Baptist Church hosts a silver tea at Mrs. R. P. Parcells home 1906 Van Buren Street. Circles 3 5 11 attend 2 30 3 30, Circles 2 6 9 10 3 30 4 30, Circles 4 7 8 4 30 5 30 respectively.
Mrs J M Webb hosts MacDowell Club at 1014 West Tenth Avenue on Thursday at 2 30. Mrs A C Bangs assists and Mrs L D Stith leads the program MacDowell the Famous Composer. Dr J E Nunn returns from Colorado Springs where he visited his daughter and family.
Local organizations list tonight events at hotels churches and clubs across Amarillo. Open Forum Club meets at Herring Hotel at eight, plus O E S and U D C joint session at Sonic Temple and Legion Home.
The Young People's Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church held its Sunday evening prayer service. Alton Boxwell led the lesson on the Five Principles of Christianity. Short talks were given by Evelyn Crews Anna Ruth Denton Doris Shaw Roy Snodgrass and Alton Boxwell. A duet by Mota Mae Shaw and Florence Snodgrass followed with a closing poem and prayer.
The Amphion Club will hold a benefit bridge party Friday at 8 PM at the Sacred Heart Parish House 1110 Washington Street.
Reppert at 2603 Hayden Street hosts a missionary meeting at 2 o clock. The 3 Pierce Street Baptist W M meet at the Masonic Temple at 8 for installation of new officers and a new board. River Road Home Demonstration Club chaired by Mrs. W R Harper at 2 30.
An interesting program has been arranged for the Church Club supper at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Wednesday evening. Those planning to attend are asked to call Miss Mary Scott at phone 6130 for reservations as soon as possible.
The Athenaeum Club will host a tea Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Edward Pipkin, 1402. The Woman's Council plans the event as part of its community gathering.
Amarillo druggists offer a trial guarantee for Vicks Nose Drops and VapoRub. The plan aims to prevent colds by nasal use and thorough chest massage, reducing illness duration and costs. If customers are not delighted, money is refunded.
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