Tomorrow's Social Calendar Highlights Friday Events
Several clubs and gatherings are listed for Friday including the Penild Study Club at 3 PM with Mrs. Paschall and hostesses, Jovial 13 Club at 2 30 PM with Mrs. Henson, a College of Music recital at 8 PM, and multiple neighborhood meetings at homes on Jackson, Sunset, Harrison and Tyler streets. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Paschall
Jackson Street
F. B. Means
Ben Henson
Sunset Road
College of Music
Les Temps
Charles Green
J. T. Green
Harrison Street
Recreation Bridge Club
Joseph M. Reed
Webster Avenue
Leon P. Montgomery
Tyler Street
W. R. Ballard
Lincoln Street
J. W. Timmons
Hughes Street
Elks and Antlers
Western Avenue
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Henry Neal
Prospect Avenue
San Jacinto
Soncy School E
Business Women to Hold Annual Banquet Tuesday
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's club to host its annual banquet at 7 PM Tuesday in the Amarillo Hotel. Plates cost 1.25 dollars with reservations at White and Kirk's Elizabeth's Linen shop Woman's Art shop Warner's and other local spots by Monday noon. Members are urged to bring guests and invite ex-members to renew acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Pollyanna Club Entertained by Mrs Armstrong
Pollyanna Needle club members spent a delightful afternoon at 1801 B Fillmore street in needlework and conversation. Special guests included Mesdames R. M. Teas Sam Martin Walter Alderson Elmer Sowder and Ralph Ackerman as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna Needle Club
John Armstrong
Fillmore Street
Mesdames R. M. Teas
Sam Martin
Walter Alderson
Elmer Sowder
Ralph Ackerman
Mrs. Clifford Thompson Heads P. E. O. Again This Year
Mrs. Clifford Thompson was reelected president of the P. E. O. at the annual officers meeting held Tuesday afternoon at 1908 Van Buren. Other officers were named including Mrs. F. L. Myers as vice president and Mrs. R. W. Prentice as recording secretary. A luncheon preceded the vote, with 36 guests and yellow white decorations. Out of town members attended from Douglas Casper Los Angeles and more. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Fly and daughters returned from San Antonio after wintering there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Thompson
A. N. Oliver
van Buren Street
F. L. Myers
R. W. Prentice
Joy Wagner
B. O. Taylor
Floyd Studer
Bertha McGregor
Millard Ward
Oklahoma City
A. E. Meyer
Paul Showalter
Douglas
Wyo
E. H. Foster
Casper
J. A. Allspaigh
Los Angeles
T. S. Smalling
Gallup
N. Mex
Oscar Studer
Canadian
Josephine Young
Ned McAlister
Shafter Lake
Texas
St Patrick’s Day Bridge Party Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bridges
Mr and Mrs C C Bridges entertained friends at a St Patrick's party on Monday evening at their home 802 South True street The rooms were decorated for the day and bridge was played Prizes went to Mr and Mrs C F Collier for high score and Ned McAlister of Shafter Lake won a consolation prize A two course luncheon followed Guests included Mr and Mrs Julian Bivins Mr and Mrs Clayton Davis Mrs W P Knight WW Le Bridges and Mr and Mrs C C Bridges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bridges
South True Street
Bridge
C. F. Collier
Ned McAlister
Shafter Lake
Julian Bivins
Clayton Davis
W. P. Knight
WW. le Bridges
River Road Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
The River Road Home Demonstration Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. de W. Dymond's home in River Road. Miss Anna Bower, Potter County agent, led a lesson with Mrs. H. Howard Green assisting. Refreshments were served to a large attendance. next meeting set for March 16 at Miss Quincy Ford's River Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
de W. Dymond
Anna Bower
Potter County
H. Howard Green
Uincy Ford
Mrs. Woodward Honored After Recent Marriage Shower
Mrs. Joe B. Woodward, formerly Miss Edna Cornelius, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. M. Jordan and another hostess. The event celebrated her recent marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Woodward
Edna Cornelius
M. &. Jordan
Bride Shower Honors Misses Jordan Wade With Gifts
Tater Title Misses Maxine Jordan and Katherine Wade were presented to the bride with many gifts in a laundry bag. A plate luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs. Joe B. Woodward as honor guest and many listed ladies and Misses Nina Hill Irene Krabbe Jenny and Ruby Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Jordan
Katherine Wade
Joe B. Woodward
Fred Cornelius
T. W. Woodward
N. S. Griggs
Skeet Gibson
L. E. Liston
Guy McKinley
C. C. Wade
P. S. Yoacham
J. D. Latham
Hitler
Roy
Mrs Burks Elected President Of La Costura Club
Mrs J W Burks was elected president of the La Costura club at its regular meeting at Mrs George Waddill's home 1902 Taylor street. Mrs J H Hall became vice president with R D Robinett secretary and W Lemons treasurer Olin Uardy press reporter and Frank Clowe Federation councilor selected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burks
la Costura Club
George Waddill
Taylor Street
J. H. Hall
R. D. Robinett
W. Lemons
Olin Uardy
Frank Clowe
Federation
Marriage Licenses Issued to Six Couples
Lyman S. Barton and Alma L. Weidebush. N. Gilbert Baxter and Mary Pratt. Wood George and Clover Blossom. Gradon B. Nance and Gladys Wright. Claude Walters and Maurine Taplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman S. Barton
Alma L. Weidebush
N. Gilbert Baxter
Mary Pratt
Wood George
Clover Blossom
Gradon B. Nance
Gladys Wright
Claude Walters
Maurine Taplay
Cattlemen's Convention Attendance Noted in Amarillo
The report mentions W. S. Proctor of 1209 North Pierce Street recovering after a fall that broke both arms. He spent Wednesday in Amarillo at the cattlemen's convention. Also listed are Mrs. W. W. Davis and her son Arthur of Groom visiting Toliver Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rado
Amarillo
Cattlemen’s
W. S. Proctor
North Pierce Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pollyanna Club
Walter G. Fly
Elizabeth and
Mildred Fly
Polk Street
San Antonio
Polk St
Mrs. Woodward
Mrs. Burks
O. K. Here
Aware-Poston Co
Postoffice
Taylor St
Radium and X-Ray Laboratory
Oliver Eakle
Marion
Allen
Polk Amarillo
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