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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
4
The Woman's Benefit association will give candidates and Colonel Tack another chance to strut their stuff at the box supper on East Fifth Street Thursday evening. Mrs. H. L. Gaither, president, says Judge W. FE. Gee will introduce speakers.
The Lucky Thirteen hosted thirteen husbands with bridge and dancing at Mrs. B. T. Baker's home on Tuesday. Roses filled the rooms. an ice course preceded the dancing. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper Gend Pearson Platt Williams Orr Moore and Miss Lucky Bell Baker plus the hostesses Mrs B T Baker and Mrs Bridgeman and their husbands.
The Red Carnation Lodge will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Members of the Athenaeum club with updated street numbers are asked to call the correction contact Mrs F M Neal at 7635, chair of the yearbook committee.
The Triple Four Bridge club will meet Thursday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. K. A. Jennings, 3007 Polk. The Amarillo Country Club hosts a formal dance Saturday night with Tokio Orchestra from Galveston providing lively music for returning and ongoing dancers.
The American Legion Hanson Post No. 54 launches a drive to move from fifth to first in state standings. Commander Peterson urges ex-service men to join, citing government advocacy for World War II veterans and prompting committees to solicit today and tomorrow. Members are urged to attend regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays.
The Merry Wives gathered yesterday for a polite afternoon at Mrs. Harry Hatcher's home. Each entertaining room featured a different rose color such as yellow rose and pink blossoms. Special guests included Mrs. J. Smith of Denver and Mrs. R. J. Gibbs.
The Wesley Friendship class of San Jacinto Methodist will hold a business meeting Thursday at 2:80 at teacher Mrs. Marion Hill's home 1303 Independence. Officers should bring written reports of the year's work. All members urged to attend.
The Pollyanna Needle club met Thursday afternoon at 699 Fairmont with Mrs Johnny Price. The house smelled of cut flowers as members sewed and chatted. A plate lunch was served to Mesdames G W Russell Eastland Heaston Lucy Thomas Jack Vincent John Armstrong Paul Litner Floyd Jones Vernon Byrd Martin and Gaston Camp.
The Notre Dames club organized yesterday at the home of Mrs. George Trotsman in Tennessee. Members enjoyed needle work and a social ice course, with a list of attendees including Mrs. Fairy Phelps Mrs. C S Aycock Mrs. A L Shinn Mrs F F Hudspeth Mr Frank Howard Mr A C Malone Mr Dewey Primier Mr E W Everett and Mr Eph Riddy. The next meeting will be with Mrs A C Malone.
Advert says Capudine eases nervous headaches by soothing nerves without opiates. Liquid formula works faster than tablets or powders. Available at drug stores in 30¢ and 60¢ sizes.
Paris fashion notes feminine furbelows dominate midseason collections. Worth presents three shade tassels on navy coats and crepe de Chine dresses with red white and blue accents. Bow knots trim many frocks, and appliques on satin blouses refresh tailored suits for morning wear.
Children from Amarillo’s Game Club visit the Presbyterian Home to present baskets of toys and clothing. Mother Irwin assists in distributing the gifts, bringing joy to both givers and recipients before the toys return home.
Col. Will A. Miller with J. M. Lybrand Jr. and family returned to the city after a brief Las Vegas trip. Mrs. H. C. Hendricks of Jackson will visit her Dallas mother. Mrs. Louis Carrington of Fairmont travels to Wichita Falls to see her mother. Mrs. C. M. Henderson of Mississippi visits relatives in Fort Worth. Robert Smith with guests from Austin, William Burns and Virgil Grimes, plan an overland trip to Lubbock to visit friends.
The regular meeting of the Ministerial Alliance has been postponed a week. Prof. Harrison A. Maynard, on furlough from Turkey, will be in the city to speak about his experiences in Soviet Russia and Turkey.
The 8 and 40 sponsor a Friday evening bridge tournament at the Amarillo Athletic Club at 8 o clock. Proceeds benefit the American Auxiliary. Reservations with Mrs W L Blake 7447 or Mrs Hal Pegues 6176 or the club management 7201.
The La Ceniciente club meets with Mrs Lula McCullough at 1414 Washington on Thursday at 3 o'clock. Also the Sew Jolly club gathers with Mrs H P Fennimore at 1702 Pierce Street on Thursday afternoon at 2:80.
The Popular store at 421 Polk Street marks its second anniversary with a special sale. Owner Jake Blinderman notes the Amarillo business has grown since opening two years ago and invites all customers to join the event. Blinderman previously relocated from Ranger and Fort Worth.
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