Society notes honor Halcyon Club members at picnic
Mrs. Clint C. Small hosts a luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room with Halcyon Club couples and guests from San Angelo, Bolton, and Houston. Gene Cherry and Annie Laurie Jaeggli entertained at the Johnsons 807 Prospect Street gathering with several out of town visitors. Lois Smith to speak on radio program Every Woman's Hour at 3:30 pm, sponsored by the Seventh District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Johnson
Prospect Street
Halcyon Club
Messrs. and
Mesdames
C. W. Terrell
Paul Rose
Joe Shields
E. M. Jones
M. G. Mathis
H. A. Gilmore
Paul Winstead
H. P. Cochran
G. F. Branson
James Bowen
0. M. Shore
J. A. Scratcheon
C. C. Gordon
Houston
A. J. Barton
Bobby Terrell
Ann Barton
Carol Gilbert
San Angelo
Gene Cherry
Elgin
Annie Laurie Jaeggs
Bolton
Clint C. Small
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Harriett Hunkapillar
Dorothy Brumley
Pampa
Lois Saeger
Childress
Lucille Johnson
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Thompson
Winifred Small
Doris Culton
Helen Anderson
Walter Mount
Miss Cherry
Jaeggli
Senator
Small
Lois Smith
Mexico
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
S. E. Fish
L. T. D. Club Picnic Postponed in Ellwood Park
The L. T. D. Club picnic planned for Thursday afternoon in Ellwood Park has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. D. Club
Ellwood Park
Old Age Security Conflict and Family Finances
Readers discuss the burden of supporting aging parents and the need for saving habits. A letter argues that parental indulgence harms youth and calls for more space on this issue. A separate note addresses a wife suffering cruelty at home, urging medical consultation and firm discipline with the offending son.
Shs Social Calendar Highlights Meetings and Events
Thursday listings include Archniega Club at 11 oclock hosted by Mrs. Frank Howard 706 Alabama Street. L T D Club picnic postponed Thrifty Home Demonstration Club led by Mrs. Lee Williamson. Maria Class of First Baptist Church luncheon at church. Violin students of Helen Strite recital at Amarillo College of Music auditorium at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archniega Club
Frank Howard
Alabama Street
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Lee Williamson
Maria
First Baptist Church
Helen Strite
Amarillo College of Music
Guest From Dallas Is Honored at Luncheon
Mrs. Earl Massengale hosted a luncheon at 2718 Fountain Terrace for her sister Miss Muriel Erickson of Dallas. Guests included Barbara Scott, Stella Mae Daniels, Joan Stewart, Isabel Boxwell, Margaret Walker and Muriel Erickson. Monopoly games followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Massengale
Muriel Erickson
Dallas
Fountain Terrace
Barbara Scott
Stella Mae Daniels
Joan Stewart
Isabel Boxwell
Margaret Walker
U Deal Em Club Hosts Garden Floral Party
Mrs. FE M Benesch entertained the U Deal Em Club at 500 Kentucky Street with garden flowers decorating the home yesterday. High score in contract went to Mrs. Jack Pittman and second to Mrs. Clyde Carroll. A two course luncheon was served to Mesdames Pittman Carroll Benesch and Bert Galbraith. Four members on vacation were Mesdames Mellor Fergeson Millholland and Roy Curtis. The club plans a monthly dinner for members and husbands Saturday at 6 on the Carroll lawn 815 Belleview Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Benesch
Kentucky Street
Jack Pittman
Clyde Carroll
Pittman
Carroll
Bert Galbraith
Benesch
Charles Mellor
W. F. Fergeson
H. S. Millholland
Roy Curtis
Mrs. Carroll
Belleview Street
Endeavorers Have Party in Park in West Amarillo
The Christian Endeavor Society of the West Amarillo Christian Church held a party in San Jacinto Park with games and refreshments. Guests included Margaret Jane Stinson, Helen Linteum, Billy Merriman, Henry Nick Miller, Oran Coble, Virginia White, and others plus a bronze Poe plaque in New York City marking the old Daily Mirror site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pearl Morrison
Powell A. Smith
Roberta Wales
Bob Smith
Mildred Boyer
Eugene Moore
Ann Street
New York City
the Raven
Edgar Allan Poe
Daily Mirror
Honor Dinner For Brighams At Country Club
Dr and Mrs Brigham honored guests at a Country Club dinner to celebrate Mrs W Curtis Brigham and Dr Brigham a national osteopathic trustee and Monte Sano Hospital chief surgeon. Attendees include Drs and Mesdames Bigger Donovan Gafney Cooper Chandler Mann Vick Cradit and others from Amarillo Guthrie Dallas and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brigham
W. Curtis Brigham
Dr. Brigham
American Osteopathic Association
Monte Sano Hospital
Los Angeles
L. V. Cradit
Lester J. Vick
On Country Club
Cradit
Ben Hayman
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Brigham
Mesdames Orton Bigger
Tulsa
H. FE. Donovan
Raton
N. M
Milton V. Gafney
Neodesha
Kan
M. A. Cooper
Childress
J. H. Chandler
Earle Mann
Amarillo
Earl Holman
Pauls Valley
Okla
I. J. Conant
Scranton
E. C. Sexton
Osage City
L. H. Opdyke
Otis
T. B. Morgan
Clovis
William Bailey
Houston
Galveston
J. L. Witt
Groom
J. W. London
Dallas
Joe Domingues
A. O. Scharff
McAllen
Mr. Co. I. Dunning
Denver
Lena Punderburk
Bettye Harp
Topaz Harrell
Social Meeting of Security Benefit Association
Members of the Security Benefit Association and friends enjoyed a Monday evening social at Carpenter's Hall. Mrs. Zetta Jensen led the program with violin and guitar by John Keith and George Green, vocal solos by H. A. Shaw, readings by Martin Jensen, and more with Floy and Gilbert Howard. Afterward a social hour and dancing to Johnnie Ekelund's orchestra followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Benefit Association
Carpenter's Hall
S. O. S. Club meeting at Iris Jerman home
The S. O. S. Club gathered Monday at Iris Jerman’s Pleasant Valley residence with refreshments for guests June Senter of Spokane and Geraldine Kienney of Dalhart among members and Evelyn Rose Ada Brown Iane Bassett Harriette Miller. The next meeting is planned for August 3 at Evelyn Rose’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. S. Club
Iris Jerman
Pleasant Valley
June Senter
Spokane
Wash
Geraldine Kienney
Dalhart
Evelyn Rose
Ada Brown
Iane Bassett
Harriette Miller
Kittens Crochet Carriage Set Pattern 5672 Ad
Advertisement describes a dainty crochet carriage set for babies with kitten motifs in white with blue or pink, using Germantown wool. It offers full instructions and charts in pattern 5672 and costs 10 cents, requested by The Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept, 259 W 14th St, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Manley seeks transfer over sparing the rod at one room school
Anthony Manley, 60, seeks a transfer from the Langan settlement one room school after parental objections to his sparing-the-rod philosophy. Witnesses testified pupils at the Pittstone Township schoolhouse are “ain’t reached right.” Manley told the board he would move if parents insisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Anthony Manley
Langan Settlement
Pittstone Township
Manley
Ten Piano Ensemble to Perform at Playhouse Monday
The Piano Ensemble Club of the Musical Arts Conservatory presents a ten piano concert at the Playhouse 1800 Harrison at 8 15 Monday evening. The same program will be offered again at the Texas Centennial on August 7 by request of Centennial directors. The program includes a popular arrangement by Eddie Duchin. The thirty players come from Amarillo Clovis Farwell Hereford Memphis Shamrock and Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piano Ensemble Club of
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
the Playhouse
Harrison
Texas
Eddie Duchin
Ensemble Club
Amarillo
Clovis
Farwell
Hereford
Memphis
Shamrock
Vernon
Child Falls From Fort Worth Hotel Window
Roy Aubrey Holt a two year old boy died after tumbling four stories from a hotel room window his parents were occupying. The unlatched screen and the child's over balance led to the fatal fall as his mother reached the room. He died in a Fort Worth hospital two hours after the skull injury. The family visiting Fort Worth from El Paso planned to go to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.A
Roy Aubrey Holt
R. A. Holt
Fl Paso
C. C. Blackaby
Holts
Mr. Blackaby
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Youth Conference Closes At Ceta Canyon
The Presbyterian Young People's conference at Ceta Canyon Camp ends after seven days with 84 attendees from Panhandle towns and cities. Rosa Cash of Canyon served as conference president, Rush Record of Childress as vice president, Martha Jo Newlin of Canyon as secretary, Kenneth Mauldin of Dalhart edited the paper, and Rev. J Hoyt Boles of Tulsa chaired the event sponsored by the Presbytery of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Young People’s Conference
Ceta Canyon
Panhandle
J. Hoyt Boles
Tulsa
Presbytery of
Amarillo
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Anne Hirst
Toto
Mrs. A
New York Post
Christine Eustace
Mer
Bertha Fletcher
Nora Swann
Irene Smith
Elma Lynne Gard
Mable Fowler
Central Park
Barbizon Plaza
West 58Th St
ATG
Santa Fe
California
San Diego
San Francisco
P. H. Winstead City Ticket Agent
T. B. Gallaher
B. A
Elinor Patrum
Joe C. Morgan
Oklahoma City
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
O. M. Addison
Mrs. Morgan
Alice Brooks
Crochet
Baby's Carriage
Everbody
Learancie
Roy Holt
Charley Lowe
Henry Pond
Hanson Post
American Gion
Legion
Lagi
Sam Page
Fox Drug Co
Amarilla Cretney Drug Store
Polk St
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