Bethany Class Entertains With Tea
The Bethany Class of the First Baptist Church hosted a tea at the new home of Mrs. G R Flack 1216 Bonham Street on Tuesday from 3 to 5 p m Yellow and white decor complemented the flowers and refreshments Vera Holding guest speaker read from Prairie Moods Two host groups were led by Mrs L B Godwin and C C Kutine with Mrs Wayne Sawyers and Mrs Godwin at the tea table A list of callers included Rual Jones John Winters Robert Mallett Odell Harris Willard Harris Sheldon Foster H M Adkins H C Sickal and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Flack
Bonham Street
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Vera Holding
L. B. Godwin
C. C. Kutine
Wayne Sawyers
Mrs. Godwin
Mesdames Rual Jones
John Winters
Robert Mallett
Odell Harris
Willard Harris
Sheldon Foster
H. M. Adkins
H. C. Sickal
T. H. McDonald
J. K. Blythe
R. V. Norman
F. E. Warren
R. 8. Pa
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight multiple groups meet including MacDowell Junior Clubs at 8 o'clock and Rose Bowl Tea Room 6 to 8 with reservations. Also Lady Auxiliary No 10 hosts painters union event at 7:30 and Junior Child Study Club hosts at 2:30. Friday features election of officers at Couturiere Club and River Road PTA games tournament at the school 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Smith
Fillmore Street
Raymond Mock
Guest From Kansas Honored At Tea
Mrs. R. F. Dryden hosted a tea at 2602 Tyler Street to honor her mother Mrs. Hazel Davis of Independence Kansas who had been her house guest for weeks. The lace table centerpiece featured red roses with tall silver tapers and a dozen attendees listed. Mrs. Davis plans to return to Independence this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Dryden
Tyler Street
Hazel Davis
Independence
Kan
Ray Allman
J. E. Davis
Mesdames A. A. Clemmons
Clyde Rehmeyer
Thornton Blanchard
Gene Klein
F. x. Champman
Art McKay
Bud Smith
Howard Griggs
Dewey Morris
E. A. Armstrong
W. R. Irwin
Fred de Coster
Strong
Jeo Haskins
F. M. Lefforge
Earl Barsh
Henry Beverly
Harold Gordon
Dewey Reed
Emily Herter
Ernest Webster
James Foran
H. N. Waterpaugh
C. D
The Silent Cure for Bores in Conversation
A 1939 essay notes that avoiding bore is simple: do not talk too much. Bores lack conversational judgment rather than brains or charm, as silence, or restraint from lecturing, preserves social ease and interest. It argues restraint in discussing health, wealth, or work keeps conversations lively.
Club Elects New Officers at Wednesday Luncheon
Mrs. W. S. Birge was elected president of the Wednesday Luncheon. Others chosen: Mrs. T. H. Rodgers vice president, Mrs. Gilbert O'Dell secretary, Mrs. George Weaver treasurer, Mrs. R. B. Groves reporter, and Mrs. H. C. Lyle menu chairman. Meeting held at Mrs. George Weaver's home 312 West Tenth Avenue. Next gathering February 8 at 12 at Mrs. Ed Hudspeth home 317 North Pierce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Birge
George Weaver
West Tenth Avenue
T.H. Rodgers
Gilbert O'Dell
R. B. Groves
H. C. Lyle
Menu
Mesdames O'Dell
J. H. Barr
Rodgers
Weaver
Groves
W. P. Crandall
Lyle
Ed Hudspeth
Sadie O'Dell
W. P. Henry
Claude Parks
Birge
North Pierce Street
Radio schedule highlights for Thursday and Friday programs
A detailed list of NBC TSN and other network programs across Thursday afternoon and evening plus Friday morning and afternoon, including music, drama, news, ads, and various hosts such as Vic and Sade, Captain Midnight, and Sergeant R A Jackson with times and sequence.
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NBC
New York
Vic and Sade
Jules Lande
Sons of the West
Hans Christian Anderson
Johnnie Johnson
Monitor
Jack Armstrong
Captain
Hardin Twins
TSN
Mikelight
Sergeant R. A. Jackson
Larry Bradford
Happy Boy Thomas
Lloyd Snyder
Ee Egos Barnett
Red Nichols
Omar Herth
Wiley Walker
Bob Carroll
Grandma
Betty Crocker
Betty
Bob
National Farm and Home Hour
Seares Farm Radio
Singin
Sam
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Aoe
the Guiding Tigate Co
Chuck Shanks
His Orchestra
Edward Davies
Captain Midnight
E World News
Recent Bride Is Honored With Postnuptial Shower
Mrs. Garland Moore formerly Miss Lorraine Dudley received a surprise shower at her home Tuesday afternoon. Guests from Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club and church attended, with several sending gifts. The couple wed January 17 at Panhandle and reside east of the city. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dudley. A motor-vehicle fatality estimate is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Moore
Lorraine Dudley
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Church
Jack R. Roberts
John Eubanks
Margaret Brewer
Lillie Mae Vaughn
Lawrence Brewer
Moore
Panhandle
Forest Hill
George Dudley
All Bran: A Bulk Remedy For Constipation
A dietminded note urges addressing constipation by increasing bulk in the diet rather than relying on medicines. It promotes Kellogg's All Bran cereal from Battle Creek as a non drug solution, pairing it with water for regular bowel movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Junior Philharmonics Learn Japanese Music This Week
Miss Nancy Colley led a lesson on Japanese music at Junior Philharmonics Group No. 2. The Monday evening gathering at Miss LeClaire Eakle’s home featured a talk on the subject, a piano solo by Frances Shudde, whistling by Mary Evelyn Gould, and practice by the club ensemble. Refreshments followed for the members and sponsor Mrs. Mary Roberts Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Colley
LeClaire Eakle
Tyler Street
Jesson
Frances Shudde
Mary Evelyn Gould
Harriiet Emery
Agnes Rose Larson
Marcalee Richmond
Juanita Smith
Margaret Farwell
Hetty Pitschke
Bonnie Jean Beyer
Betty Younger
Mary Roberts Warner
Mrs Robinson Honored At Linen Shower Aboard
Mrs Roy Robinson a former Mrs Hazel Camron was honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Jewyll Meeks at 1414 Washington Street Tuesday evening After dinner she received many beautiful gifts Attending were Ruth Reynolds Peggie Patton Minnie Schulz Beulah St Cloud Roy Robinson L W Patton L W Patton Jr Jack Brooks J W Holley Chester Martin and M O Meeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robinson
Hazel Camron
Jewyll Meeks
Washington Street
Robinson
Ruth Reynolds
Peggie Patton
Minnie Schulz
Beulah St. Cloud
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Ad Read
An antique ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup as a safe relief for children's coughs and colds. It claims gentle digestion, soothing effects, and fast relief from phlegm and coughing, urging parents to choose this brand.
Mrs Blanton Is Honored At Miscel laneous Shower
Mrs Wally Watson hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1200 Western Avenue in honor of Mrs Matt Blanton who plans to move to Lubbock in February. Guests included Mrs Percy Blackburn Mrs Homer Davis Mrs Earl Kent and many others with hostesses Mrs Wynne Griffin and Mrs Blanton assisted by Mrs Raymond O'Hara Mignon Gifford and A G Ingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Watson
G. Wynne Griffin
Matt Blanton
Watson
Western Avenue
Lubbock
Percy Blackburn
Homer Davis
Earl Kent
Thomson, Jr
Raymond Reynolds
Ray Kreutziger
G. L. Collins
L. W. Williams
Bayne Young
Wilma Duniven
W. T. Butler
Albert Blair
Rupert McAmis
E. 8. Tabor
Raymond O'Hara Mignon Gifford
A. G. Ingham
Bill Munson
Party Honors Mr and Mrs George Enoch At Home
A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. George Enoch was held at their home 708 West Seventh Avenue last night. Friends provided games and entertainment while W. W. Finch spoke on forming a Union Label League. Refreshments were served to a lengthy guest list including B. W. Pace P. D. Sandage N. D. Armstrong Karl Dagenhardt I. O. Moore P. O. Shelvie W. C. Clement O. M. Mc Caffree J. H. Ballard R. B. Work man R. C. Atchley Mrs. E O Graves Mrs. George Palmer Mrs Ed Taverle Bobby Clement Norman Shelvie and W. W. Finch.
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George Enoch
West Seventh Avenue
W. W. Finch
Messrs
X V Club Meeting at William McBroom Home
We XV Club members were entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. William McBroom with co hostess Mrs. Jerry Lane. Sewing and conversation provided entertainment. attendees included Mesdames George Ross Leroy Williams Jimmy Swan Wayne Taylor R T Normand and guests Mesdames J B Mc Gee J Bennett and Ike Kurry. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Normand's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We XV Club
William McBroom
Jerry Lane
Mesdames George Ross
Leroy Williams
Jimmy Swan
Wayne Taylor
R. T. Normand
Mesdames
J. B. McGee
J. Bennett
Ike Kurry
Methodist WMS Begins Study On Why I Believe
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church opened a study of Why I Believe in the church parlor. President Mrs. R. H. Grooms led the meeting and a lunch session was set for every fifth Wednesday. Superintendent Mrs. Hubert Thomson led the lesson with reviews of the first two chapters by Mrs. W. D. Beistle and Mrs. L. E. Pruett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
R. H. Grooms
Hubert Thomson
W. D. Belstle
L. E. Pruett
Mesdames Hayes Roberts
W. D. Beistle
Ocie Davis
Rufus McDowell
A. E. Quest
C. H. Nunley
Tom Spencer
L. F. Roush
A. G. Ray
J. A. Speck
T. H. Armstrong
Dallas Kay Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. Dallas Kay was honored by her husband with a surprise party at their home on Maryland Street. A large cake with yellow candles displayed a birthday greeting as guests played 42. Attending were Vick Guyer W D Thornton E O Bateman Jack Edwards Lesley Stephens and Dallas Kay.
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Dallas Kay
Maryland Street
Messrs. and Mesdames Vick Guyer
W. D. Thornton
E. O. Bateman
Jack Edwards
Lesley Stephens
Sewing and Conversation At Criss Cross Club Meeting
Criss Cross Club met at Mrs. B. M. Britt's home yesterday afternoon for sewing and conversation. Prizes in games went to Mrs. Ed Putman and Mrs. A. H. Lindsey. Attendees included M. A. Pittcock, Ed Putman, Fred Kemp, A. H. Lindsey, R. V. Norman, Wernie Kelly, A. J. Palkovic, and the hostess at 3105 Fast Eleventh Avenue.
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Criss Cross Club
B. M. Britt
Ed Putman
A. H. Lindsey
Mesdames
M. A. Pittcock
Fred Kemp
R. V. Norman
Wernie Kelly
A. J. Palkovic
A. T. Pulkerson
Fast
Eleventh Avenue
Pleasant Valley H D Club meets with Mrs Butterfield
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met yesterday with Mrs E L Butterfield. Members handled sewing for the Thrift Room at Buchanan Street School and a covered dish luncheon followed. The by laws and constitution were read and two new members, Mrs G L Coffee and Mrs W H Crull, joined. The next meeting is Feb 8 at 2 PM at Mrs H C Gentrys home.
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Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
E. L. Butterfield
Buchanan Street School
James Johnson
Jack Jerman
E. D. Reid
W. T. Willis
L. Minter
John C. Vance
E. L. Gibson
First Baptist W. M. S. Starts Bible Lesson Series
More than 100 women attended the first monthly Bible study at First Baptist Church. Mrs. J. T. Howard led the lesson, with texts distributed by Mrs. W. I. Dinan. The next session is scheduled for the third Wednesday in February from 2 15 to 3 30. Nursery will be open. All Church Day will be observed next Wednesday at the church with committee meetings at 10 o'clock and the program at 10 30 led by Kathleen Maddox and Ida Perle Bell Circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. T. Howard
W. I. Dinan
Red Carnation Lodge Sets Crucial Friday Meeting
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 L. S. to B. of L. F. and E. calls all members to an important Friday 2 PM session at the I. O. O. F. Hall. President Mrs. Harry Devine will chair, appoint committees, outline yearly plans, and discuss the membership drive. Social hour follows hosted by Mesdames Massey, Melvin, Kirk, Porter, Pace, and Ruth Robertson. visiting Ladies' Society members invited.
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Red Carnation Lodge No
L. S
L. F
I. O. O. F. Hall
Harry Devine
Ernest Massey
E. R. Melvin
Bill Kirk
J. W. Porter
Imogene Pace
Ruth Robertson
Ladies’ Society
Painters Auxiliary to Meet Tonight at Ong Street Home
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 10 of the Painters Union will meet at 1702 Ong Street tonight at 7 30 o clock. Mrs. E Rollins hosts the gathering.
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The
Painters Union
EB. Rollins
Ong Street
Painters Auxiliary
E. Rollins
Free Lunches Aid 650 Children Daily in Amarillo
Amarillo Public Schools provide hot lunches with milk to more than 650 needy students each day. The program runs for the rest of the school year if funds allow. WPA handles labor and supervision. local funds buy food. Donations listed include Helen Kenyon and several PTAs and clubs.
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Amarillo
Helen Kenyon
Dr. D. Roach
Wolflin Pta
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sanborn Pta
Polk Street Methodist Church
L’aiguille Needle Club
Lloyd G. Davis
Entre Nous Club
Marmola Tablets Claim Safe Fat Loss Diet Aid
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a natural weight loss aid for people with hypothyroidism. It urges sensible eating and a daily four-tablet dose until fat loss occurs, claiming over thirty years of public sale and more than twenty million boxes distributed. It notes Marmola is not a cure and stresses medical consultation for diagnosis. The ad states the formula is included in every package and urges readers to obtain a box from a druggist.
First death penalty issued in Galveston County
Leo Lera, 30, ex-convict and gambler, faces the death penalty for the murder of Harry T. Phillips, 24, an ice company engineer. Lera, the first white man to be electrocuted in Galveston County, plans an appeal after a district court jury convicted him following a three and a half hour deliberation. He testified the shooting was accidental during a fight attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Galveston County
Leo Lera
Harry T. Phillips
Ice Company
Lera
Texas Electric
Huntsville
Phillips
Revolving Grand Jury Proposed for Catawba County
A perpetual grand jury plan is proposed for Catawba County with six of 24 members retiring each court term and six new members chosen then. Permission to adopt the plan will be sought in the 1939 North Carolina legislature.
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Hickory
N. C
Catawba County
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