Magazine Stories and Poems Discussed by Panhandle Writers
Panhand Pen Women held a quarterly meeting at the president Mrs Mildred WacCheney 1409 Madison Street. After a business session a noon lunch honored Miss Vv Hamner. Olga Moore short piece read, Delineator connection noted. Peggy Caldwell led poetry with Mattie Swayne assisting. Musical numbers by Dana Harmon and L D Stith with Carlotta Cheney. Round table closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhan- Pen
Mildred WacCheney
Madison Street
Vv. Hamner
G. E. Fish
F. Harper
Olga Moore
W. K. Chandler
T. King
Peggsy Caridwell
Hedley
Mattie Swayne
Canyon
S. E. Fish
Dana Thomas Harmon
L. D. Stith
Carlotta Cheney
W. D. May
Amarillo Registered Canary Bird Club Busy Meeting
The Amarillo Registered Canary Bird Club held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at 1313 Travis Street with Mrs G H Van Fieet presenting The Melting Season for Birds. Plans for a Tri State Pair booth and a chicken fry on August 16 were finalized. New treasurer L D Heyser was appointed and two guests were served along with new member Mrs W L Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. van Fieet
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
M. Jd.Hester
Travis Street
G. L. Kirven
Tri-State
FE. C. Garthwait
Altus
Oklo
L. D. Heyser
Birs
F. H. Ashcraft
K. K. Biglow
W. L. Pond
Two Recent Brides Honored at Showers
Mrs J W Sutton Jr formerly Miss Louise Robertson and Mrs Bob Howes formerly Miss Frances Merriman were honored at showers hosted by Mrs Imogene Pace on Filmore Street. Prizes were won in bridge by Mrs R M Gillette high, Mrs O A Galway consolation, and Mrs J T Merriman traveling. others from Red Carnation Lodge attended with numerous members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sutton, Jr
Louise Robertson
Bob Howes
Frances Merriman
Imogene Pace
Filmore Street
Roy C., Andrews
R. M. Gillette
O. A. Galway
J. T. Merriman
A. B. Coont
Sutton Low
J. W. Sutton
Jess T. Sutton
Red Carnation Lodge
Mesdemes Bob Howes
Roy C. Andrews
W. F. Mann
P. A. Quarles
Alice
Fragmentary note hints at tiny idol and event
The readable fragment mentions a tiny idol and an event connected to it. No clear names, places, or dates are present to identify involved organizations or persons.
Community Club Hosts Sewing Session at Larsen Home
The Beryl Needie Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Larsen’s Pleasant Valley home with sewing and conversation. Refreshments served to guests Mrs. Annis Ousley of Dallas and Mrs. Bertha Cobb of Oklahoma City, and members. An all day covered dish luncheon is planned next week at Mrs. Williams’ Sunset Terrace home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needie Club
Carl Larsen
Pleasant Valley
Annis Ousley
Dallas
Bertha Cobb
Oklahoma City
J. O. Wyatt
L. C. Stevens
J. M. Baltzell
Prank E. King
R. F. Branum
H. A. Wilams
I. V. Smith
G. K Weaver
Social events listed for Friday night and venues
EaTNOA social events include a Rainbow for Girls benefit dance at the Masonic Temple and a Red Carnation Lodge Drill Team dance at Painters Hall. Other gatherings occur at Unity Study Club on Taylor Street, Buchanan Street Methodist Church ice cream social, First Baptist and San Jacinto Baptist church socials, Wes ley Friendship Treasure Hunt, Summit Baptist ice cream social, Woodman Hall candidates party, Mary Beard reading club, Jolly 12 Needle Club, and various addresses with 8 to 3 o'clock start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Marion Hill
North Independence Street
W. M
Woman's Missionary Society
Buchanan Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Qualifications of Candidates Discussed At Club Meeting
The Open Forum Club met at Miss Laura Glenn’s home on 1807 Taylor Street to discuss qualifications of state candidates for public office. Guests included Mesdames Olive Cooper J S Nugent R R Brooks and Miss Thurley Stone. The next meeting on August 6 at 2028 Ong Street will include the annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum Club
Laura Glenn
Taylor Street
Mesdames Olive Cooper
J. S. Nugent
R. R. Brooks
Thurley Stone
Mesdames
W. D. Westbay
Grace Rich
Elizabeth Booth
Gertrude Foraker
Cleo Bradley
Mary Alice Scott
Viola Franklin
Mattea Mc Clarkin
Two Members of Club Honored at Party
The Mystic Weavers Club met at Mrs. E. G. Placey’s home to honor Mrs. J. P. Haynes and Mrs. Placey on birthdays. Sewing provided amusement and a handkerchief shower honored Mrs. R. H. Ray who leaves soon for Hereford. An ice course was served to numerous members including Mrs. Placey and Mrs. Haynes. READING CLUB TO MEET WITH MRS. WEST. The Mary Miller Beard Interpre tative Reading Club will meet at Mrs. M. W. West’s home Friday at 8 p.m. LEAVE FOR EL PASO Mrs. M. A. Boone and son left for El Paso to spend three months with Mr. Boone. MRS. CARNES RETURNS Mrs. T. C. Carnes has returned from Bowie after a week’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Weavers Club
E. G. Placey
North Fillmore Street
J. P. Haynes
Placey
R. H. Ray
Hereford
Fred Madison
R. L. Ray
W. E. Goodlow
J. F. Haynes
J. T. Russell
FP. R. Bush
R. Te. Nutt
A. B. Hayes
F. C. Quarles
Earle Brame, and
West
Mary Miller Beard
M. W. West
One
EL Paso
M. A. Boone
Robert Marion Boone
Mr. Boone
Make This Model At Home Show Charm in Frock
A guide urges readers to craft a charming frock at home, offering simple steps and styling tips to showcase model's flair. It emphasizes accessible materials and budget friendly sewing ideas for a polished look.
Pattern 1931 sewing pattern from Anne Adams catalog
Announcement for Pattern 1931 by Anne Adams with sizes from 12 to 40. Instructions claim easy step by step sewing, options with eyelet embroidery and dimity, price Fifteen cents, order to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimity
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
New South Fillmore Street Pavement Opens Linking to Highway 60
The State Highway Department opened the new South Fillmore Street pavement late yesterday to create a direct route to U. S. Highway 60. Workmen finished construction early this week and swept the extreme south end in preparation for traffic. The pavement has been open to traffic down to 30th Avenue for over a week while tar was poured into expansion joints this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Street
State Highway Department
30Th Avenue
Fillmore
Son J C Carnes Engaged in CCC Work
The article notes that son J C Carnes is engaged in Civilian Conservation Corps work, indicating his active participation in CCC duties and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carnes
Road expands to Thirty sixth Avenue and Harrison Street
A road project extends far south to Thirty six Avenue and turns west at Harrison Street meeting U S Highway 60. Von Papen in a public speech criticizes some Nazi underlings as the leftist Nazis call for his political head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Harrison Street
von Papen
Hitler
Spectroscope Forecasts Death Time From Blood Curves
French scientist P. and M. Lecomte De Nouy report a spectroscopic death curve from blood tests that supposedly predicts a human death time more accurately than physicians. The curves from serum or plasma show constant patterns across species and reflect deep chemical changes in color-bearing elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Spectroscopic Conference
P. and
M. Lécomte de Nouy
Pasteur Institute
France
M. de Nouy
George R. Harrison
My Beauty Hint By Helen Cohan
Skin care advice urges resting the face from makeup and letting pores breathe during hours at home. The column notes cleansing routines and steady routines like morning exercises, but a fragment references predicting a man s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cohan
Cockneys Seen as Settlers Amid Tumor Case and Insights
The article notes a man’s rapid decline after a malignant spinal tumor with jaw metastases and urinary infection, stating partial paralysis and an expected many months of life. It then cites an expert praising Cockneys as adaptable, intelligent, modest, and humorous settlers.
Hayes Wins Narrow Electoral Victory in 1876 Election
The 1876 presidential contest ended with Rutherford B. Hayes securing 185 electoral votes to 184 for Samuel J. Tilden, despite Tilden carrying the popular vote. The result followed disputed states and a congressional commission decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel Tilden
Tilden
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Prsident Roosevelt
National Steel Labor Relations Board
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
James Mullenbach
Chicago
Henry A. Wiley
Larsen
Amarillo College of Music
Municipal Auditorium
Keeling
Jolly 12 Needle Club
J. R. Keeling
Williams Street
Laura
Kathleen
Marion
Virginia Wade
O. Wade
New York
Washington
Social
Eatnoa
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Unity Study Club
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Summit Baptist Church
Third Avenue
Lamar Street
Woodman Hall
Ong Street
Jolly 12
Needle Club
Carnes
T. C. Carnes
East Ninth Avenue
Bowie
Polk
By Howard W. Blakeslee
S.S.S
Hazel Cannon
Grimesland
N. C
Ticura
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mase
Hollywood
Polk ST
B. R. Solnick
Odds
Kay White
Paris
Tough Face
Plough
Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
NBC
Marie Lubeck
Boston Road
Bronx
Lydia F. Pinkham
E. P. Severance
Highland Ave
Derry
N. H
News-Globe
O'Connell
Pierce
New Tome
East 12Th
Dial
East Tenth
Hayes
Tyler
Globe-News
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