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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1931
Page
6
A luncheon at Amarillo Country Club honored wives of visiting cattlemen. A spring themed hall with jonquils and laurel connected tables as Jessie's Melody Maids performed and speakers shared pioneer days. Delegates to the state convention were chosen and the chapter planned to assist in the Crippled Children's program with about 40 members present.
Hills Bros. introduces Controlled Roasting to ensure absolute uniformity in roast. The process roasts small batches continuously, with automatic control of flow and heat to prevent variation. The method preserves flavor by keeping air out and claiming Hills Bros. Coffee maintains freshness and distinct taste.
The P. E. O. Chapter B met at Mrs. T. B. Gallaher home on Hayden Street Tuesday afternoon. Officers were elected with Mrs. E. C. Seaman re-elected president and Mrs. J. s. Fischer as vice president amid a new member initiation and a social.
A long list of individuals including Mrs. John Kenyon Mrs. John McKnight Mrs. W O Brien Mrs. Terry Thompson Mrs. C R Garner Mrs A L Wagoner Miss Vivian Williams Mrs J M Lyhand Jn Mrs C O Long Mrs J P Whittington Mrs L M Price J F Gallagher Denver Jake M Mills L E Wright Denver E W Houx Kansas City Bill Kemper Julius Wox B B Snider Denver N B Chenault Wichita Falls J P Emmett Denver W J Hill Bushland L M Pexton Denver Dan C Smith Wichita Kan W H Weeks Kansas City John R Baker Oklahoma City Dick Arnett Jr St Joseph Mo C T McMurtry Claredon Milton Mann Denver Grover Hill Joe Sneed C J Brummett Maurice Degen Jay Prey Denver
Mrs. C. E. Wheeler president of Forest Hill P T A spoke on how children form habits and obedience. Miss Arkie Elms' room presented a musical program with a music memory contest. Reports on the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers were shared by Mrs. T. E. Muncy and Mrs. W. C. Jones.
Mrs Arnold Atteberry entertained the 1929 Bridge Club at her home 1710 Hughes Street Tuesday afternoon. Green and white decor carried the theme with clover leaf tallies on scorepads and a matching refreshment course. High favors went to Mrs Paul Smith Mrs Charles Gregory and Mrs Elmo Platt. Special guests included Mrs Douglas Witt Mrs Elmo Pratt Mrs Jim York and Mrs Walter Russell. Members listed include Mrs C C Bridges Mrs R L Gulley Mrs J B Trolinger Mrs F A Randall Mrs Billy Boren Mrs George Pratt Mrs C E Jarrett Mrs E M Rate cliff Mrs John Maggard and Mrs L B Pittman.
The McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday evening with Father and son honorees. Amarillo Junior College Band performed as Rev. R. C. Snodgrass conducted the invocation. Bishop E. C. Seaman delivered the keynote on Patriotism and Texas lawmaking history.
Mrs Anna Larkum left this morning for Chicago to attend the funeral of her sister-in-law Mrs Clara Rachmann who was accidentally killed Monday in Los Angeles California. She will be away from the city for several weeks.
Mrs. Ella Burch hosted the L Aiguillee Club at 2414 Hayden Street. About 125 members attended as jonquils and spring flowers framed the gathering. The program opened with current Texas events as members sewed through the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. W. M McCarty, Mrs. W. H. Woodlief, Mrs. J. M. Simpson, Mrs. Fred Roane, Mrs. Will Thompson, and Mrs. W. B. Ponder.
Mrs Maud Munn, Mrs 8 L Edwards, Mrs L Knorpp, Mrs EB H Ashcraft, Mrs E C Britain, Mrs Howard W hiams, Mrs C J Blackburn, Mrs T B Jones, Mrs H E Chestnutt, Mrs M R Roney, and Mrs T 5 Dysart.
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