Chain of dances draws younger crowd at local socials
FE Society reports a weekend of school group dancing guests at homes on West Nineteenth Street Polk Street and West Seventeenth Street. Hosts Billy Burgess Miss Sue Alice Simpson and Miss Evelyn Smith organized events with refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Burgess
West Nineteenth Street
Sue Alice Simpson
Polk Street
McDonald
West Seventeenth Street
Evelyn Smith
Lovely
Margaret Williams
Jane Jeanette
Evelyn Freeman
Betty Bivins
Dorothy Street
Evelyn McDonald
Margaret Tanner
Anna Ruth Denton
Ruth Stone
Louise Coe
Helen Phillips
Catherine Harrison
Edabeth Harmon
Gertrude Higginbotham
Charlie Jean Cullum
Mary Helen Snodgrass
Mildred Pavalourd
Elizabeth Triplett
Peggy Hill
Marie Boston
Rachael Burgess
Jake Lee Masters
Dub Lee Masters
Dean Pavalourd
Norman Sabens
Vance Mason
Bill Fletcher
Dan Young
Ben Salmon
Loundes Handshaw
T. J. Wilson
Roy Craig
Byron Dee
Harmon Dee
Elmer Harris
de Blake
Ronald Tomlinson
Ross Rogers, Jr
Damon Bush
Frank Veney
Ray Mackey
Whitman Fish
FE. M. Blackburn
Short Dyer
J. D. Arnold
Pete Vereste
Buddy Patton
Dick Givins
Donald Landon
Pelham Hopkins
Shorty Bowles
Charlie Gillum
Robert Dyche
Picky Dyche
Bill Singletarry
Sam Gathright
University Girls Are Initiated at Southwestern University
Special to The Globe reports Southwestern University in Georgetown pledged new members to four sororities after meeting scholastic and Pan-Hellenic requirements. Pledges include Esther Tarver Corsicana Florence Watts Temple Lois Thornton Dallas Nannie Gayle Angleton Merle Davenport Harlingen Sara Hunter Tyler Adelaide Robinson Blooming Grove Virginia Ryman Houston Eumone McDonald Caldwell Otis Ford Oden Atlanta Lois Ed dina Marlin Frances Stone Georgetown Mary Emma Binion Larkin Lillian Thompson Amarillo Eunice O Hara Diboll Jean Smith Mexia Aleen Hardin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Tex
Southwestern University
Alpha Delta Pi
Esther Mae Tarver
Corsicana
Florence Watts
Temple
Lois Thornton
Dallas
Nannie Brooks Gayle
Angleton
Merle Davenport
Harlingen
Delta Delta Delta
Sara Hunter
Tyler
Social Calendar Highlights Local Church Meetings
Regular session of Catholic Daughters of America at Cathedral Hall at 2:30 with officers installation. St Andrews Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary and West Amarillo Christian Church circles meet at 2:30 and 2:00 respectively. Multiple First Christian, First Baptist, Southern and Central Presbyterian groups hold afternoon sessions, missionary programs, circle meetings, and visiting days, with locations listed across Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
St. Andrew's
Johnson Street
Circle Four
Avery
West Twentieth Street
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Circle Three
Woman's Auxiliary
Southern Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Council
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Betty Blanchard
West Amarillo
Rosa Raisa to Open Wichita Falls Season in Aida
The Chicago Civic Opera company presents Rosa Raisa in Aida at Memorial auditorium Wichita Falls as two Texas cities engage in the tour San Antonio and Wichita Falls. Mary Garden appears March 1 in Resurrection. Amarillo Panhandle residents invited to attend these concerts.
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Rosa Raisa
Memorial Auditorium
Wichita Falls
Aida
Filmores
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Texas
San Antonio
Mary Garden
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Miss Sally Blinderman Heads Chicago Stay For Months
Miss Sally Blinderman travels to Chicago to spend several months with relatives as head of a discussion. The Girls' Choral club performs, Thelma Smith speaks on the value of good English, and Mrs. Steve Trigg with her committee hosts a refreshment course after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Blinderman
Chicago
Thelma Smith
Steve Trigg
King's Business Class Social at Buchanan Street Methodist
The King's Business Class at Buchanan Street Methodist Church held its first monthly social of the year at Mrs. Will Howes home. President Clifford Arnold led a brief business session. Plans for a class birthday party on January 31 at 7 PM and a class play were discussed. Over 25 members attended with games and refreshments. The next social will be February 17 at Mrs. Clifford Arnold's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Will Howes
North Pierce Street
Clifford Arnold
North
Lincoln Street
Alumni Dinner Reservations Solicited for Local Event
The evening will cost $1.60 per person and reservations should be made early by calling Mrs. Earl Wyatt, Mrs. H. E. Samson, George Nutting, or A. W. Hefling. Out of town alumni may write Mr. Hefling at 600 West Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wyatt
H. E. Samson
George Nutting
A. W. Heffling
Mr. Hefling
West Tenth Street
Rowan Sisters Host Pleasant Bridge Party
Misses Mabel and Johnnie Rowan hosted a bridge party at 1002 Harrison Street with friends including Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Archambeau Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Rowan Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Vick and several guests. The home was decorated in spring colored cut flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Johnnie Rowan
Harrison @reet
E. R. Archambeau
T. H. Rowan
L. J. Vick
Guy Ballard
Bertha McGregor
Marie Fronebarger
Viola Ballard
Althea Shenill
Blanche
Local Social Hosts Named Erdman and Guests
Miss Lou Erdman Miss Mary MccFeely Miss Ventura Smith and the hostesses are listed as part of the social gathering lineup.
Pampa Women Organize Local A A U W Branch
Mrs. F H Reedy head of Amarillo Branch A A U W along with Mrs. Earl G Wyatt treasurer of the Texas Division and Mrs. Erwin Ochsner and Miss Mamie Oliver visited Pampa to aid in forming a new A A U W branch. Over fifty local women attended. this marked the fourteenth Texas branch and Amarillo’s sixth affiliation since 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Reedy
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Earl G. Wyatt
Texas Division
Erwin Ochsner
Mamie Oliver
Pampa
Texas
Notable luncheon talks honor guests at the hotel
Interesting talks were given during a luncheon held in their honor at a local hotel, highlighting the guests and the celebratory atmosphere of the event.
San Jacinto P T A Box Supper Planned
An old fashioned box supper with a new fashioned program will be held Friday at 7 30 pm at San Jacinto school under the Parent-Teacher Association. Dr Chester Perlee of West Texas State Teachers College will speak. Mrs Yarberry and Mrs M G Mathis perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto School
Parent-Teacher Association
Chester Perlee
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Yarberry
M. G. Mathis
Davia Persons
Guy Ballard
Vernon Twaddel
Miss Mildred Smith To Broadcast Tonight On KGRS
Miss Mildred Smith, host of a Tuesday musical program on KGRS, will perform this evening from 6 30 to 7 30. The show features piano and ukulele numbers of the latest hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Smith
KGRS
Harmony Club Elects New Officers For Year
Mrs. C. F. Smith was elected president of the Harmony club at a meeting at 1901 Hughes Street. Other officers include Mrs. Jesse Rogers vice president and Mrs. E. K. Messick recording secretary with several other roles filled. The group planned a February 27 costume musical and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Smith
Harmony Club
FP. W. Mize
Hughes Street
Jesse Rogers
E. K. Messick
Riley Strickland
E. F. Lanham
C. R. Hooten
R. ©. Martini
Senior High P T A Plans Sunday Musicales
Officers of the Senior High School Parent Teachers association praised the large attendance at last night’s meeting in the high school. They discussed informal plans to hold a series of Sunday afternoon musicales aimed at youth, with Superintendent McIntosh presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
McIntosh
Women seek relief for numerous female ailments by free guidance
Women describing ovarian pains digestion headaches nervous derangements and other female weaknesses are urged to write Mrs Ellen Lovell of Kansas City Missouri who offers free confidential home methods claimed to relieve these conditions with testimonials of quick relief and renewed well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Lovell
Mase
Kansas City
Inquirer
Kansas Exes Pian Elaborate Affair in Amarillo
A Kansas University alumni gathering in Amarillo will hold a dance and dinner at 7:30 PM at the Amarillo Athletic Club. Graduates and ex-students from Amarillo and the Panhandle, with N. R. Barrow and the Athletic Club, organize what organizers promise as a top social event of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Amarillo
Brother and Sister Reunite After 75 Years Apart
In Tipton England James Bromley and Mrs Felix Homer, separated in childhood, meet for the first time after 75 years. The discovery came when Homer’s grandson, who delivered bread to Bromley for five years, uncovered their kinship.
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International News Service
Tipton, Eng
Athough
James Bromley
Felix Hom
Thix
Cherry Tree Develops Year-Round Flowers in Japan
A cherry tree developed in Japan produces blossoms and leaves throughout the year, offering continuous ornamental interest beyond the typical seasonal cycle.
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Japan
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