Bid A Bit Club Entertained by Mrs D V Baker
Mrs. D V Baker hosted the Bid A Bit Bridge Club at her mother Mrs Fred Galle’s home 2909 Harrison Street. Room decor featured Shasta daisies and ferns with gum drop tree centerpieces. Prizes went to Mrs Lindsay Smith high guest and Mrs Franz Dyche high member, with others honored for second high and low scores. Guests and members listed include multiple named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Baker
Bridge Club
Fred Galle
Harrison Street
Galle
Lindsay Smith
Franz Dyche
Sidney Bridgeman
B. T. Baker
W. W. Sharp
Bill Boren
Dick Sterlock
Tuesday Afternoon Contract Bridge Luncheon at Patricia Ann Tea Room
The event featured a Varicolored garden setting with antique lamps and guests seated for entertainment including Mrs. J. O. Whittington, Mrs. Bob Ames, Mrs. Co. D. Munday, Mrs. Ida Toos, Mrs. Fred Dennis, Mrs. Nettie Walden, Mrs. Gib Jackson, and Mrs. Alex Davidson. Rainbow Girls meet tonight at 8 at the Masonic Temple. other notices include Ladies’ Day at Amarillo Country Club and several club activities with times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
Patricia Ann Tea Room
East Fourteenth Avenue
A. M. Morgan
J. O. Whittington
Bob. Ames
Co. D. Munday
Ida Toos
Fred Dennis
Nettie Walden
Gib Jackson
Alex Davidson
Amarillo Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. C. M. Medford and daughters Cora Lee and Threasa visit East Amarillo with the Howes. Milton Ramsey of Clayton N M guests of Bob Howes and formerly Buchanan Buffaloes coach now Clay ton High principal. McAfee party in Colorado to return weekend. Mrs. Oliver Eakle returns from Calhon Fort Worth. Mrs. Meyer visiting Higgins. Mason family hosts Olga Mason in Dallas then Hayden Street. Lowell Monday hosts Farris family from Arkansas. White and Davesport guests of Doyle White in North East Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ramsey
Clayton, N. M
Bob Howes
Mr. Ramsey
Buchanan Buffaloes
Clayton High School
S S Class Observes Visitation Day
The Madonna Class of the First Baptist Church observed visitation day on Monday with 20 ill or absent members called on by teacher Mrs. J. T. Russell and classmates Mrs. A. P. Gibson Mrs. Bernie Vaught Mrs. W. H. Terry Mrs. O. K. Downey Mrs. C. H. Romine Mrs. Bill Peake Mrs. R. B. Burnett and Mrs. Harry Alexander.
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Madonna
The
First Baptist Church
J. T. Russell
A. P. Gibson
Bernie Vaught
W. H. Terry
O. K. Downey
C. H. Romine
Bill Peake
R. B. Burnett
Harry Alexander
B and P W Club Picnic in Ellwood Park
The Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a picnic at Ellwood Park on Tuesday evening. Games directed by Miss Mary Sitton provided entertainment and a long list of attendees included Mrs. Grace Hodge Mrs. Helen Shields Miss Ora Lee Pond Mrs. Georgie Ferlet Mrs. Ida Bell Barend and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Park
Mary Sitton
Grace Hodge
Helen Shields
Ora Lee Pond
Georgie Ferlet
Ida Bell Barend
Alice Hubbell
Peckum
Lucille Houser
Eldridge
Lola Ward
Gervis Taylor
Gladys Davis
Mildred Buthkett
Blanche Davidson
Hallie Harper
Eldred Hancock
Mary Alice Scott
5S. S. Class To Hold Bible Study
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church meets weekly for Bible study at Mrs. G. A. Tomlinson’s home 816 Bellview Street. Thursday at 3 o clock the group studies Isaiah prophecy assignments. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
G. A. Tomlinson
Bellview
Bellview Street
Silver Tea Planned For Buchanan Street M E Church
Mrs. P L Bridgeman will entertain with a silver tea at her home 717 North Garfield Street Thursday afternoon from 3 to 9 for the benefit of Buchanan Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Bridgeman
North Garfield
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
North
Garfield Street
Buchanan Street
Methodist Church
Woman's Club Calls Meeting and Distributes Year Books
The Woman's Club called a meeting Tuesday morning at 9 30 at the home where year books were distributed to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Pioneer Gives $10 Check for Coliseum Opening
J P Flores 88, Amarillo pioneer, sent a $10 check and two tickets to the dedicatory program of the International Coliseum. He urged support, noting Amarillo’s growth and the coliseum’s potential to boost the city. Ten thousand such checks must arrive by Saturday night to have the 1931 fair opening on schedule.
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International Coliseum
J. P. Flores
the Panhandle
Wilbur Hawk
Tri-State
Mr. Flores
Texas
Mexico
Republic
Old Town
Amarillo
H. B. Sanborn
Coliseum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Bea A Tru
Rainbow Girls
Assembly of
Masonic Temple
Amarillo Country Club
Triple Four Bridge Club
C.T. Crowe
Sunset Terrace
Unity Study Club
Green Building
Thimble Club
W. E. Johnson
Prospect Street
U. T. D. Sewing Club
M. G. Mathis
Wayside Drive
la ‘Ana
KGBS
H. L. Alford
Polk
Troy Laundry Kids
Troy Laundri
ALL I. Miller Shoes
I. Miller Hose
Weille
Polk ST
Savas
Buck
Suva
Johnson
Taylor St
N. Fillmore St
West 6Th Ave
Milk Pool
Prige
Hamburger
Amarillo’s Complete Woman's Department Store
Panama
Dot
M-P
Gordon
Gordon Hosiery
C. R. McAfee
Miss Grace McAfee
Colorado
Charles McAfee
M. D. Oliver-Eakle
Calhon and
Fort Worth
Ome
Harriet Meyer
E. F. Drayfoss
Higgins
C. H. Mason
Joseph
Halouise
Dallas
Mr. Mason
Olga Mason
Mason Home
Hayden Street
Lowell
West Tenth Avenue
M. E. Farris
Marshal Farris
Arkansas
R. F. White
el Paso
A. H. Davesport
Doyle White
North East Eleventh Avenue
S. S
B. and
P. W. Club
Nan L. Gilkerson
Ben Blackburn
Ruth Palmer
Grace Webster
Emil Lou Powell
Mae Hardin
H. H. Hall
L. P. Miller
Leta Witt
Cleo Bradley
G. Faye Gordon
Kathryn Metcalf
Gertrude Foraker
Ruth Griffin
Ella Mitchell
Dena Hill
Laura Hamner
M. E. Church
Pioneer
A. G. Stanley
Fillmore Street
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