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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
6
The Christian Endeavor societies of First Christian Church plan a joint trip to Memphis on Sunday. They will leave Amarillo around 2 PM and return the same evening. Those with spare cars should contact Miss Margaret Wells at 9863 to join in.
Mrs J J Crume charmingly entertained the members of her circle Rabun, Mr and Mrs Edward W Thomerson, Mr and Mrs Joe V Moore, Mr and Mrs RR Price, Mr and Mrs W H Ward, Mr and Mrs H H Hall, Miss Anna Bell Sparger, Miss Anna Belle Collins, R E Collier and George Bates at a luncheon.
Attending were Mrs. J. J. Walker, Mrs. W. P. Garvin, Mrs. W. I. Crown over, Mrs. W. T. Butler, Mrs. A. P. Miller, Mrs. H. C. Holman, Mrs. C. Ly Smith, Mrs. C. T. Davis, Mrs. C. D. Snoddy, Mrs. R. G. Sullenger, Mr Joe Shields and Mrs. J. J. Crume.
In El Taos a sunny yellow and white bridge luncheon was hosted by Mrs. Ross Williams. Guests included Mrs. George Artman and Mrs. W N Agey with Mrs. Artman taking first honors. The drawing room showcased garden flowers and decorative nut cups with guest names.
A fall morning event featured a swimming party and outdoor breakfast hosted by Miss Mary Stegal at 1600 Hughes Street. Guests traveled to Jack Hall's ranch for swimming then returned to town after outdoor games and breakfast.
The Woman's Association of the Congregational Church held its annual guest day with 24 members and guests. Mrs. P. L. Reppert hosted at her home with flowers, Bible study, vocal solos by Mrs. Robert Epperon and Mrs. G. C. McDaniel, a reading by Mrs. Lamar Jones, and piano pieces.
Friends learn Mrs W B Miller is recovering from a recent operation at her mother's home in Palermont Penn Her daughter Marjory will soon join Mr Miller at Rosits Mexico where he has just been named superintendent of the American Smelting and Refining Co
The Woodman Circle will meet tomorrow evening at the W. O. W. Hall at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted at this time.
Mrs. Guy Hoover entertained with a dinner bridge at 1002 Western Avenue to honor her husband’s birthday anniversary. The evening featured a flower garden setting with yellow and green accents and marigold and snapdragon centerpieces. Guests included E A Simpson, A M Beville Jr, Elmer Blair of Pampa, Jack Figh, Jack Eldridge, J B Driskell, and Tesrea Mullin.
Washington social figures Jeanette and Elizabeth Hume wear bright blue two piece bathing suits trimmed with white Gauider straps and white buttons. The short blue pants feature several pleats in the front.
Miss Allie Lee Bolton of Amarillo and Dallas married Jack Shurman of Fort Worth yesterday at Rev. Robert Pryde’s home on Fairmont Street. The couple planned a brief South Texas honeymoon and will reside at the Herring Hotel.
Auxiliary No. 10 of the Guy V. Henry Jr USWV will hold its regular monthly meeting in the legion rooms at the city auditorium on Friday August 1 1930. There will be initiation of new members and after the ceremonies refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Eddie Heath visits Fort Worth this week with cousin Mrs. Jack Pittman at 1008 West Twentieth Avenue. J. M. Cook family returns from a Baptist encampment in Post. John Bellinghausen and daughters Helen and Ruth return from an overland trip to South Texas. Dr. A. J. Grose Mrs. Gross and Holland Cook come home from a Florida vacation. Mrs. Gross attended the National Baptist convention in May.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hall hosted a weeknight dinner at their 1306 Parker Street residence with duisner courses and a lawn bridge in the garden. Yellow and white accents decorated each course and the price cards bore comical hand sketches. Joe V. Moore led the bridge while guests included Mr. and Mrs. H.
Members of Guy V. Henry camp and the auxiliary are invited to attend initiation ceremonies. B. G. Tharp, local manager of Lone Star Building and Loan Association, visited Pampa and Panhandle yesterday on business.
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