Kum Bak Class Entertained by Mrs Briscoe
The Kum-Bak Class of the First Christian Church gathered Monday evening at Mrs. J. B. Briscoe's home at 1232 Crockett Street. Members arrived early for a calling tour and greeted former members. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Eldon Coffee, D. O. Hobson, James Childs, Ralph Short, J. C. Morgan, and several ladies, with both Mrs. Briscoe and Mrs. A. A. Whitaker hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. B. Briscoe
Crockett Street
Eldon Coffee
Blackshear Jamison
D. O. Hobson
Ralph Short
James Childs
J. C. Morgan
Roy Pete
W. J. Fellers
Gordon Shankle
Edgar Culwell
Roy Cline
Bob Bovard
Jo Ann Miller
Mary Childs
Bernice Arnold
Joyce Cobb
Winnie Morton
Maxine Grant
Velma Adams
Marion Gross
Mildred Somerville
Elnor Atwood
Julie Blouin
Lucille Sheers
Maxine Maupin
Elnor Thrall
Briscoe
A. A. Whitaker
Farwell Party Honors Dale Family Leaving for Berryville Ark
Mr and Mrs W J Dale and family were honored at a surprise farewell party and shower at 2401 North West Fifteenth Avenue. Hosts Mrs FE R Sellers and Mrs J T Pierson welcomed guests while L Hollar and E Parris provided music. Dale is a former Summit PTA vice president and plans moving to Berryville Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dale
Berryville
Ark
FE. R. Sellers
J. T. Pierson
Dale Home
North West Fiftenth Avenue
L. Hollar
E. Parris
Jud Shoemaker
Dilly Dale
M. Cargill
Bates
E. J. Hollar
Pauline Pierson
Christine Pierson
Alta Lena Williama
Betty Ruth Hampton
Thesta Hollar
Siverson
Billy Williams
Oscar Lundagreen
Dale
Summit Parent-Teacher Association
Bridge Club Valentine Party Highlights At Mrs Gallas Home
The Six-W Bridge Club held a Valentine party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. F I Gallas's home 410 B West Twenty‑Ninth Avenue. High score was Mrs G C V Wood second high Mrs R E B Dickerson travel prize to Mrs Eva Nickerson of Los Angeles. Guests included Mrs Lee Christopher and Mesdames Jimmie Payne L B McCune and the hostess. Next meeting at Mrs Wood's 2113 Hayden Street. Junt's new dresses appear at The Ladies Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
F. I. Gallas
B. West Twenty-Ninth Avenue
V. Wood
R. EB
Dickerson
Eva Nickerson
Los Angeles
Lee Christopher
Jimmie Payne
L. B. McCune
D. P. Ross
Women Who Hold Their Men Never Let Them Know
An ad promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound targets women with periodic pains and functional disorders. It links relief to toning the system and easing discomfort during life stages from womanhood to middle age, urging wives to avoid nagging and to use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Nature
Pinkham
Mrs. H. M. Walker Feted Before Move to Sweetwater
A farewell tea was hosted at 711 Forest Street for Mrs. H M Walker who will relocate to Sweetwater with her husband. Guests included Mesdames Ted Wheeler D M Smith Pete Hackley Ed Weiss Jr Hoyt McClendon W L Garrison Gregg Johnson Perry Jackson Glenn Archer Gertrude Pendergraft Bob Howes E H Robinson George Autry Lewis Blackwell W B Beasley Walter Elder and hostesses J A Kendall Byron Peters Karl W Freeman. Mr Walker works with International Harvester Co and is being transferred. Glenn Archer from Hutchinson Kansas will replace him locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kendall
Forest Street
H.M. Walker
Sweetwater
Ted Wheeler
D. M. Smith
Pete Hackley
Ed Weiss
Hoyt McClendon
W. L. Garrison
Gregg Johnson
Perry Jackson
Glenn Archer
Gertrude Pendergraft
Bob Howes
E. H. Robinson
George
Congenial Couples Are Entertained at First Christian
The Congenial Couples Class of First Christian Church held its monthly covered dish dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beeman on Tuesday night. Attendees included teacher Mrs. W. P. Strickland and Mr. W. P. Strickland, sponsors Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Boxwell, social chairmen Mr. and Mrs. James H. Utterback, and numerous members and spouses. Games were played during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Harold A. Beeman
W. P. Strickland
E. E. Boxwell
James H. Utterback
New Officers for Club Honored at Luncheon
The Hl Navegar Club honored its new officers with a luncheon at Mrs. G. Ray Smith’s home. Hostesses Mesdames B. A. Trammel T. Roy Ratcliff Earl Olmstead and G. Ray Smith arranged a Spanish theme with a bull fight reflector centerpiece. Honor guests included Mesdames T. H. McDonald Bert Warner F. Wanser A. L. Jordan C. Applequist and M. Allen Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl Navegar Club
G. Ray Smith
Mesdames
B. A. Trammel
T. Roy Ratcliff
Earl Olmstead
T. H. McDonald
Bert Warner
F. Wanser
A. L. Jordan
C. Applequist
M. Allen Baker
River Road Home Demonstration Club Meets at Cracraft Home
The River Road Home Demonstration Club held its second meeting of the year at Mrs. Ben Cracraft residence. After the business session led by president Mrs. M. B. Mobberly a paper on Color Combinations in the Home by Mrs. R. V. Troupe was read, followed by a recreation period organized by Mrs. A. Dahner and a plate lunch for numerous members and a visitor. Mid-Week Bridge Club was hosted by Mrs. Maze Snee with high scores awarded to Mrs. H. E. Streetman and Mrs. N. H. Greer, plus a traveling prize to Mrs. Chester Pyeatt. A rummage sale is announced to be held by Harmony Club at Reid Hotel Monday. Golden Glint Rinse advert appears.
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River Road Home
Ben Cracraft
M. B. Mobberly
R. V. Troupe
A. &. Dahner
Mesdames EB
J. Webb
FE. L. Smith
R. T. Killough
Irby
M. M. Boyd
James Gwyn
H. H. Hill
Connellee
W. C. Stockett
Dehner
T. J. Maloney
W. B. Gilbert
P. Milehan
J. M. Wilson
Maze Snee
H. E. Streetman
N. H. Greer
Chester Pyeatt
Mesdames Fidon Lewis
C. Garthwatt
H. ©. Harrison
Carrie Hall
Streetman
Ridgemere
She Social CALENDAR Evening events around town
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club hosts a games tournament at Masterson School at 7 30. San Jacinto P T A meets with games at W O W Hall at 8. Theta Phi Theta at 2212 Washington Street hosts a 7 45 event. Blue Bonnet Needle Club serves a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Ernest Massey 804 North Taylor. Butterfly Club all day meeting and lunch at Mrs J H Kemp 519 North Johnson. Les Temps Club Valentine party at Mrs Harry Holland's home 2200 Polk at 3. Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 party led by Betty Caldwell 2612 Ong Street at 8. Wesley Friendship Class back ward party at Fellowship Hall 2 30. Wives of Panhandle dentists luncheon at Amarillo Country Club 12 30.
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Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Ernest Massey
North Taylor Street
Butterfly Club
J. H. Kemp
North Johnson Street
Les Temps Club
Harry Holland
R. O. C. Brumley
Polk Street
Wesley Friendship Clans
San Jacinto
Panhandle
Amarillo Country Club
Eight Potter County clubs begin bedroom improvement visits
Mrs R C Kay and Miss Mary Sitton start judging rooms during home demonstration visits to eight Potter County clubs. Improvements will be scored in three months with the top demonstrator receiving county honors.
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R. C. Kay
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Joe Gray
Bushland
Everett Kincade
Soncy
FE. L. Butterfield
Pleasant Valley
Lee Williamson
Thrifty Club
T. J. Maloney
River Road
Henry Jones
Sunnyside
J. D. Benton
Brady
W. A. Pascoe
Forest Hill
Anne Hirst Offers Counsel on Romance and Marriage Woes
A reader writes seeking dating and marriage guidance. The advice urges self improvement, social balance, and patience, noting thoughtful, kind men are in demand and urging not to take rejection personally. A separate letter describes marital abuse and advises contacting a legal aid society for protection and legal options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Europe
Legal Aid Society
Marmola Tablets Offer Fat Loss Through Gland Treatment
A weight loss pitch claims a tiny gland misfunction causes fat gain. It promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets, saying doctors feed the gland to burn excess fat, discouraging dieting or heavy exercise, and urging readers to buy Marmola from their druggist.
Do not confront him about fidelity
Advice urges self reflection and calm conversation for mothers feeling distant from partners. If change persists, ask for time together kindly rather than accusing, and avoid voicing suspicions. Consider the behavior a possible temporary shift due to family duties remaining hopeful.
Frederick Schack Rides 2169 Miles from Niagara to Houston
A 27 year old man Frederick R Schack rode his bicycle 2169 miles from Niagara Falls to Houston seeking work and warmer weather.
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Houston
Frederick R. Schack
Niagara Falls
Academy of Music and Art Promotes Arts Education
An advertisement for the Academy of Music and Art emphasizes quality in music art and dance training. It lists the program as A School Where QUALITY COUNTS with the contact 504 Taylor Ph. 2-3400 for enrollment information.
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Academy OF Music & Art
Taylor Ph
Beer Pump Cleaners new Berlin trade rolls registered
The Beer Pump Cleaners in Berlin join a coordinated trades register. Only those on the newly registered membership roll may legally serve as Bierleitungsreiniger.
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Beer Pump Cleaners
Berlin
Bierleitungsreiniger
The Ladies Store Showcases Smart Evening Dresses
The smartest models in evening gowns are on display at The Ladies Store. Shoppers can view a curated range of styles and fabrics as the store highlights current formalwear options.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Briscoe
Farwell
Junt
H. M. Walker
Mrs, Snee
Harmony Club
Reid Hotel
Verdun Hotel
Masterson School
San Jacinto P. T. A
W. O. W. Hall
Theta Phi Theta Fraternity
Clark Wagner
Washington Street
Junior Philharmonic Group
Betty Caldwell
Ong Street
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
B. A
the Security Benefit Association
Dorothy Hail Pitman
Playlett
Tona Roush
Robert Williams
Johnny West
Lee Wilson
Miss Sitton
Rose Bowl
Junior Welfare League
Eveligring Bash
FOLEY
R. M
Wilma
Housekeeping Institute
U.S Pat
Nauheim
East Fifth St
Odds and Ends
Sted and
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