Thursday social calendar notes and meetings
Lutheran Social club meets at Mrs Paul Bonhte 1008 Golliad St. Woman's Benefit basket picnic shifts to 7:30 pm in Women's club rooms. Alpha Delphians host retiring president Mrs T A Trusty at Palisades 7 pm. 42 club hosts Mrs Lawrence Knorpp 109 West Sixteenth St at 3 pm. Woman's Auxiliary of Southern Presbyterian church at 3 pm. Blue Bonnet Needle club picnic at Word Ranch with assembly at 909 Madison St at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Social Club
Paul Bonhte
Golliad Street
Woman’s Benefit Association
Jack Hall Ranch
Lincoln Street
Edith Buckles
M. Alpha Delphians
T. A. Trusty
Palisades
Lawrence Knorpp
West Sixteenth Street
Southern Presbyterian Church
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Word Ranch
Madison Street
Mrs Johnson Hosts Night Hawk Bridge Club
Mrs T E Johnson entertained the Night Hawk Bridge club Tuesday evening at her home 1009 West Nineteenth street. After bridge prizes were awarded and refreshments served. Attending were H G Maxfield H C Rhodes L G Hewitt H G Cole Forrest Ansley G C McDaniel and T E Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Johnson
Night Hawk Bridge Club
West Nineteenth Street
Bridge
Messrs. and Mesdames
H. G. Maxfield
H.C. Rhodes
L. G. Hewitt
H. G. Cole
Forrest Ansley
G. C. McDaniel
Canyon Girls Club Entertains Husbands With Picnic
Canyon Girls club members entertained their husbands with a picnic north of Amarillo on Tuesday evening. More than thirty attended and enjoyed a lively evening. Several local residents and visitors were noted traveling or visiting relatives in Oklahoma, Tennessee, Colorado, and Texas, with multiple moves and vacations announced within the surrounding community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Girls Club
Amarillo
Mrs Fisher of Kansas City Honored at Luncheon
Mrs E E Machovec hosted a 1 pm luncheon at the Harvey House in Amarillo for visiting Mrs W C Fisher of Kansas City. The 20 seat table featured pink and blue decor with a blue crystal bowl of pink roses and snapdragons, signaling a sequence of social courtesies for the popular guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Kansas City
W. C. Fisher
E. E. Machovec
Harvey House
Tistic
Amarillo
Mrs Newton of Scranton Honored at Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Olive Newton of Scranton Pennsylvania visiting in city was the charming honoree at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs J L Summers at 301 South Sunset Road Country Club addition. Four tables were set for guests with summer blossoms, guest favors given to the honoree, high and second high prizes awarded, and a three course luncheon served at noon. The attendee list includes Mrs Rey Easum and Mrs John K Boyce among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Newton
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Fay Means
Country Club Addition
J. L. Summers
South Sunset Road
Rey Easum
John K. Boyce
Mesdames Otho Thompson
John Garland
Contest Prize Winners Are Announced
At Mrs. R. S. Thompson home Panhandle Pen Women held prize readings with entries by Dana Thomas Trent Laura V Hamner and others. Winners included The Gay Nineties of the Panhandle Literature of the Bible and Natural Wonders of Kentucky. Social session followed with refreshments as members and guests discussed organization growth and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Thompson
Panhandle Pen Women’s Society
T. V. Reeves
Canyon
Thompson
Laura V. Hamner
the Panhandle
Dana Thomas Trent
Herbert Timmons
Kentucky
Annie Dyer Nunn
Yes, Here, There and Everywhere on Westward Trips
Mr and Mrs J N Beasley plan late week departure for Yellowstone Park and other Western points Then to the west coast before returning Miss Helen Lawler with Hagy Harrington Oil on vacation in Colorado Grant of Cyclone McGuire Oil returns from Oklahoma Mrs N L Chaffin has returned to Abilene from visit with daughters Mrs Russell Smith and Mrs George B Darnell Clay E Thompson American Central Life Insurance district manager returns from national meeting at Colorado Springs Ada Ramsey of Wichita Falls president of Rebekah assembly guests of Mrs John Ross in Panhandle today in Pampa Richard McOsker Midwest Exploration returns from Colorado vacation Mrs R A Waltz accepts switchboard operator job for Midwest Exploration Neal Stewart leaves for Tulsa Oklahoma joining her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Beasley
Yellowstone Park
Helen Lawler
Hagy-Harrington Oil Company
Colorado
Grant
Cycone-McGuire Oil Company
Oklahoma
N. L. Chaffin
Russell Smith
George B. Darnell
Abilene
Clay E. Thompson
American Central Life Insurance Company
Colorado Springs
Ada Ramsey
Wichita Falls
Rebekah Assembly
John Ross
Panhandle
Pampa
Richard MecOsker
Midwest Exploration Company
Local social notes from Springfield and Amarillo
Springfield residents visit kin and recover from surgery. Mrs. Davis improves at Northwest Texas hospital after operation. Eldridges return from Vernon and El Paso trip. Mrs. Brotherton visits Hereford relatives. Helen Smith visits Mrs. Shotwell in Hart. Grounds begins book keeping at Amarillo Business College. Parrs plan ten day Colorado vacation with Wolf couple. Thelma Grafton starts stenographic work at Amarillo Business College. Wiseman family drives from Erick Oklahoma for two weeks Colorado vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Eldridge
Vernon
el Paso
Gertrude Brotherton
Elizabeth
Hereford
Helen Smith
Shotwell
Hart
H. A. Grounds
Amarillo Business College
J. M Parr
Fred Wolf
Colorado
Thelma Grafton
Atenographic Department
O. H. Wiseman
West Seventh Street
Erick
Oklahoma
Egypt Faces Rising Murder Wave Amid Crime Surge
Egyptian authorities report a sharp increase in murders as crime rates climb, with officials releasing figures showing a growing wave of violent killings across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Four Month Crime Rise Surges in Reported Offenses
Police officials note 2,287 crimes in four months, up 350 from the previous year. Violent crime climbs with 364 murders and 323 attempted murders, versus 220 and 245 last year. February shows 565 total crimes with 160 murder or attempted murder, up 46. Overall crime exceeds country totals and surpasses city figures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Johnson
Night Hawks Club
Charlie Kilgore
A-Fillmore Street
Fillmore Street
Otho Thompson
Crestway Avenue
Clayton
New Mexico
Galbraith-Foxworth Lumber Co
Charles Galbraith
Foxworth
Dallas
Galbraith-Foxworth Lumber Companies
Texas
H. W. Galbraith
Polk Street
E. A. Rowley
Country Club
Beavers
Leslie Thompsons
Leslie A. Thompson, Jr
Leslie, Jr
Patricia
County Club Addition
Denver
Inman
Miss Jones
Frank Inman
Alice Jones
McFadden
Florida
Gayle McFadden
Gayle, Jr
West Palm Beach
Gaines D. Whitsett
Mrs. McGurk
Omaha
John McGurk
Daphne Stinnett
A.S. Stinnett
Jackson Street
Mrs. Newton
Iron Yeast CO
Atlanta
Lard
Leslie Thompson, Jr
Roy Easum
Watson
M. C. Blanchard
Gerald Blackburn
J. E. Rowland
William Oliver
Bob Crudgington
Cameron
Walter Sikes
Pipkins
California
Herman Pipkin
Herman, Jr
Stewart
White & Kirk's
Bill Ward
Mabel McQueen
Plainview
M. M. Tadlock
Kress
C. H. Wiseman
Oklahoma City
G. W. Sikes
the Nations Department
Levelland
Mise
Inez Gibbs
Blair
T. A. Botts
Piece Goods ‘Department
White & Kirk’s
E. F. Browder
Mary Kesterson
Mr. Browder
Santa Fe
Floss
J. H. Walker
Elizabeth Thompson
Honeygrove
Lucybel Baker
Hughes Street
LaUna Willis
Suzanne
Childrens
Edwards
Polk St
Springfield
Tennessee
W. W. Davis
Kentucky Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Nature
Denggives
Fox Drug Co
Marizon
Green Trading
Postoffice
Taylor Street
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