Club Delivers Variety Program To Send Delegate To College Station
Potter County residents and River Road citizens enjoyed an evening by the Home Demonstration Club at River Road school featuring classical music plays readings and educational films. Proceeds will fund a delegate to Farmers Week in College Station in July. Presenters included Miss Mattea McClurkin and students of her expression studio with guidance from Mrs. W D Irby Mrs. W J Fulton and Mrs. W DeGrassi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
River Road
W. D. Irby
W. J. Fulton
W. DeGrassi
Mattea McClurkin
College Station
Elizabeth Tucker
Margaret Michaelson
Clifton Oliver
Miss Michaelson
Miss McClurkin
Mary Edith Hopkins
Katherine Coleman
Mrs A L Anderson Hosts Happy-Go-Lucky Bridge Club
Mrs A L Anderson entertained at her home 2105 Buchanan Street with a pink and white floral motif. High scores went to Mrs Alton Baker and Mrs H Swarner while Mrs E Philips and Miss Marjorie Harrison were low. Guests included Mrs Swarner Miss Lois Johnson Miss Wanell Brock and Miss Harrison. members listed include Mrs C R McCarter Mrs E L Howe Mrs Philips Mrs Baker Mrs Irvin Karns Mrs Bill Johnson Mrs O B Tingiey and Mrs Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Buchanan Street
Bridge Club
Alton Baker
H. Swarner
E. Philips
Marjorie Harrison
Swarner
Lois Johnson
Wanell Brock
Miss Harrison
C. R. McCarter
E. L. Howe
Philips
Baker
Irvin Karns
Bill Johnson
O. B. Tingiey
Anderson
Figure Eight Club Entertained at Miss Miller Home
Miss Dorothy Miller hosted the Figure Eight Club at 1009 Pierce Street with bridge games. Miss Jewel Jameson won high score, Miss Lillian Woodson guest high, and Miss Alice Powell low. guests and members listed. A 23 inch turnip grown by William Howell of Lucedale, Mississippi, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Miller
Pierce Street
Jewel Jameson
Lillian Woodson
Alice Powell
Miss Woodson
Pauline Bell
Mary Davis
Louise Bell
Max Sally
Sam Thomas
Rae Bell
Mildred Herbst
Helen Murphy
L. Daniel
Miss Jameson
Miss Powell
William Howell
Lucedale
Miss
Evening meetings and dances listed for local groups
Jack and Jane Gouldy host a recital at San Jacinto Methodist Church at 8 15. Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Upsilon hosts a mid summer dance at Amarillo College of Music auditorium at 8 15. Unity Study Club meets at 1500 Taylor Street with Be Ye Prospered at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and
Jane Gouldy
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Alpha Phi Chapter
Delta Sigma Upsilon
Nat
Lila Austin Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
A B C Club Picnic Postponed By Club Leader
The American Business Club picnic scheduled for tonight is postponed indefinitely. Lowell Munday, club president, announced the change this morning. The regular lunch at Amarillo Hotel occurred at noon with Cal Farley and his Flying Dutchmen performing wrestling demonstrations and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Lowell Munday
Amarillo Hotel
Cal Farley
Fort Worth Guests To Be Entertained At House Party
Fort Worth Mrs Gean McLean Miss Peggy Durringer Miss Virginia Pingsberry and Miss Georgia Fritz will be entertained at a house party at the home of Mrs A L Stanley Jr 3202 Tyler Street this week end Mrs Stanley formerly Miss Helen Fritz will host guests arriving today with a bridge party this evening The weekend lineup includes horseback riding Saturday morning a bridge party at the Capitol Hotel Saturday afternoon a dinner dance Saturday night and an open house at the Stanley home Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gean McLean
Peggy Durringer
Virginia Pingsberry
Georgia Fritz
Fort Worth
A. L. Stanley, Jr
Tyler Street
Stanley
Helen Fritz
Capitol Hotel
Stanley Home
Gene Tanner Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Gene Tanner marked his seventh birthday with a party at 801 Lamar Street hosted by Mrs. W. V. Spencer. Larkspur and roses adorned the rooms as friends Peggy Pitts Smyth LaNell Ekélund Richard Munn Charles Allen Taylor Junior Porter Gaston Camp Jr Neil Hunter Geraldine Tommie Griffith Mary Jo Horn and Peggy Tanner joined in the celebration. Sweden has the lowest birth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tanner
W. V. Spencer
Lamar Street
Larkspur and Roses
Gene
Peggy
Guy Pitts Smyth
LaNell Ekélund
Richard Munn
Charles Allen Taylor
Junior Porter
Gaston Camp, Jr
Neil Hunter
Geraldine
Tommie Griffith
Mary Jo Horn
Peggy Tanner
Games Party Planned for Charity Work
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold a games party on Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Parish House 1110 Washington Street. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Walter Irvin or Mrs E H Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Street
Walter Irvin
E. H. Baker
Health conferences pause at Amarillo schools until July 11
After Monday's health conference at Fred Douglas School no further meetings occur until July 11 when a second series starts. The Fred Douglas event caps round-ups at 16 Amarillo schools sponsored by Parent-Teacher Associations and the health unit. Preschool children are examined weighed and measured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglas
Amarillo
Health Unit
Hill Bible Class At Mission Again
The T. Newton Hill Men’s Bible Class will meet at the Mission Theater at 9:30 Sunday morning instead of the Rialto Theater. A string trio will present a special musical program. Judge W. E. Gee and Dr. R. C. Snodgrass will conduct the instruction with Rev. H. A. Shaw leading the singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Newton Hill
Mission Theater
Rialto Theater
W. E. Gee
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
H. A. Shaw
Texas High Schools Classifications Meet For Salary Study
Members of the classification committee of Texas high schools meet in Austin with State Superintendent C. N. Shaver for a two day annual session to discuss modification or maintenance of the present standard of salaries for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Classification Committee of
Texas High Schools
C. N. Shaver
Principal Problems Facing Committee Mentioned
The committee faces two main issues: length of term for classified and accredited high schools and the status of teachers. Officials seek clear standards and consistent policies to guide accreditation and staffing.
Hugh Underwood to Lead Congregational Forum
Hugh Underwood of Amarillo High School will lead the discussion at the First Congregational Church forum at 11 Sunday morning. The topic is What Should the Church Do. The event invites open discussion for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Underwood
Amarillo High School
First Congregational Church
Eighteenth Avenue
Harrison Street
Battleship Wyoming Sets Course for Puerto Rico Cruise
The battleship Wyoming carrying 510 U. S. Naval Academy midshipmen departed from Galveston for Ponce Porto Rico after visiting since June 17, marking the annual cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
U.P
Wyoming
U. S. Naval Academy
Ponce
Porto Rico
Velvetized texture powder for face now available
Women’s beauty plea for a velvety powder answered by Plough’s Favorite Bouquet Face Powder. A 200 mesh silk velvetizing process yields a mistlike, clingy powder that blends with the skin and stays fresh, sold in a square red box for 25 cents at drug stores and toilet goods counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plough
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Mildred True
White
Sweden
Mission Again
T. M. Caldwell
Midshipmen
Stearns
Mission Jewelry & Loan Co., Inc
New Orleans
G. G. Laing
Washington
Folger’s Coffee
Wesson
Maxwell House
Arizona
Mle
Logan
Prunes
Kellogg’s
Rosedale
Vienna
Libby’s
Hillsdale
Gorden’s
Tom Watson
South
Texas
Pinkney
California
Sun-Ray
Iowana
Pride of
Panhandle
Thameson GrainCo
Amaralo
TLAS
Lemons-Thompson Grain CO
Amarillo, Texas
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