Cattlemen’s Wives Toasted With Tea At Amarillo Club
Tea and reception for wives attending the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention at Amarillo Country Club this afternoon from 4 to 6. Mrs. Julian Bivins leads arrangements with Mrs. M. T. Johnson and others assisting. Car escorts meet at 3:45 at the Herring Hotel east entrance for transportation to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Julian Bivins
M. T. Johnson
EB. B. Johnson, Jr
Norman
Oklo
Mesdames
Tayior
Arthur H. Ware
Ames R. Tolbert
J. O. Curtis
J. M Sanford
Howard Puckett
Ladies Transportation Committee
Country Club
Herring Hotel
Texas-Southwestern Cattlemen's Convention
Luithton
Benefit Program To Be Given Tonight
A two act play and dance revue will be sponsored by the Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women tonight at 8 30 in the Senior High School auditorium. The Red Lamp will open the program, Amarillo College Players in charge under Wayne Eubanks. The cast includes Iris Weatbay Charles Stone John Upshaw Rachel Kidd Lee Murphy. The second part is a dance revue by Miss Rosalie Raymonds advanced pupils with accompanist Mrs Margaret Cosler Parsons. Proceeds fund Amarillo College scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Amarillo College Players
Wayne Eubanks
Iris Weatbay
Charles Stone
John Upshaw
Rachel Kidd
Lee Murphy
Acta
Rosalie Raymond
Margaret Cosler Parsons
Miss Raymond
Parsons
Rosemary Allen
Elizabeth Allen
Jane Ellen Dempsey
Betty Jean Mead
Lindalie Mock
Elizabeth Ann Rapp
Stephanie Meador
Kathrine Coons
Paula Edquist
Helen McKinley
Margie
Myda Bivins
Mrs. Thorpe Honored at Surprise Shower
Mrs. H. B. Thorpe was honored with a surprise miscellaneous shower at her home on East Eighth Avenue. Hosts were Mrs. Aaron Hart and Mrs. C. E. Mode. Prizes went to Mrs. P. D. Gross and Mrs. A. C. Shaw. Refreshments served to several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Thorpe
East Eighth Avenue
Aaron Hart
C. E. Mode
P. D. Gross
A. C. Shaw
Gross
Shaw
Hart
Mode
Thorpe
Jimmy Mills
Clyde Peterson
J. BE
Pierce
Dewety Mc-Gee
Dance at Herring Hotel Mezzanine Reserved for Entertainment
The mezzanine floor of the Herring Hotel has been reserved for an entertainment event. Tickets are on sale now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring Hotel
Thrifty Club Holds Meeting at Fair Grounds
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met at the Tri-State Fair grounds with Mrs. Walter Sikes welcomed back and Mrs. Jess Lively as guest. Members listed include L. O. Biggers and G. M. Sullinger among others. next meeting at Mrs. Sullinger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Club
Fair Grounds
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Walter Sikes
Jess Lively
Mesdames L. O. Biggers
Lee Williamson
W. T. Sherrill
G. M. Sullinger
Grady Blair
J. W. McKee
ER. D. Reid
Ray Baland
Bryan Davis
C. H. Mixon
Mrs. Sullinger
Rushing Baked Potatoes And Social Calendar Notes
Social calendar entries list multiple events at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom and various Amarillo venues. Includes dances, club meetings, circle gatherings, matinees, and priestly and civic group activities with times ranging from 1:30 to 10:30.
Mother Benton Class Entertains Husbands at Church Dinner
Members of the Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church hosted a husbands’ dinner at Mrs J B MacClure’s home on Bowie Street. Hostesses and attendees included Mesdames Scoggins Hancock Morris Boyd Logan and many others with readings by Glenna Jo and John Donald Stoneham and a cornet solo by William Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Benton
First, Christian Church
J. B. MacClure
Bowie Street
Joe Scoggins
Clark Hancock
A. J. Morris
C. J. Boyd
R. F E. Logan
J. Odom
George L. Dotson
Glenna Jo Stoneham
John Donald Stoneham
William Jenkins
Messrs
R. BE. Logan
Jack Coulter
R. E. Logan
J. D. Gray
O. W. Boyd
T. W. Vandiver
W. A. Jenkins
R. R. Nation
W. B. Benton
Will M. Benton
Horace Jackson
Jack Lively
Howard Boxwell
R. C. Snodgrass
L. B. Thomas
H. M. Childs
A. G. Looney
George Cates
W.T. Stubbs
Co Workers Class to Sponsor Church Luncheon
The Polk Street Methodist Church Co-Workers Class will sponsor a luncheon in the Fellowship Hall Thursday from 12 to 2. Reservations with Mrs. W. A. Williford Jr. at 6341. VFW auxiliary to hold important meeting at American Legion Home Wednesday 8 p.m. Mrs Gilvin to host Pajarita Club Friday 2:30 at 1500 Buchanan St. Mrs Edelman to host Ladies Auxiliary Thursday noon luncheon at 912 Alabama St. Rope berets for sailors featured. Bonita Chapter of E S T meet tonight at 8 at Masonic Temple with mother-in-law program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Circle No. 2
Central Presbyterian Church
Anne Clifton Summers
West Tenth Avenue
Mesdames
Paul Edquist
J. FE. Davis
D. C. Hannum
Otho Thompson
Little Flower Mission Guild
Sacred Heart Cathedral
C. P. Walsh
Taylor Street
T. B. O'Brien
Roy Kerr
First Baptist Church
Roy H. Kerr
Fountain
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
W. A. Williford, Jr
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Gilvin
Pajarita Club
John Gilvin
Buchanan Street
Edelman
George Edelman
Alabama Street
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Eens Chapter
C. E
Order of Fastern Star
Junior Welfare League to Sponsor Round-Up Dance
Amarillo prepares a Round-Up Dance at the Herring Hotel during the Texas and Southwestern Cattlemen’s Convention. Mrs. Art Wagoner and Mrs. William Boyce lead arrangements with a large finance committee. Proceeds support the Junior Welfare League free clinic for indigent preschool children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
W. FE. Herring
Herring Hotel
Junior Welfare League
Amarillo
Julian Bivins
Wales Madden
H. K. Stanfield
Don Emery
Howard Puckett
John Clark Fain
James R. Tolbert
W. N. Cooper
T. G. Nichols
Louis K. Patton
Lawrence Hagg
Norwood West
B. M. Britain
J. R. T. Bassett
Melba Pipkin
Betty Wooldridge
Guiding Your Child Overstressing Heredity
Article argues environment shapes children more than family myths and records. It suggests heredity can trap a child by implying inescapable traits, contrasting foundling and old family scion outcomes, and notes past views on tuberculosis. The tone is cautionary about genealogical guilt and inherited temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Maria
Henry
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Advertises Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic and stimulant for weak kidneys and irritated bladder. Describes symptoms such as backache, puffy eyes, leg cramps, and moist palms while urging readers to buy the 35-cent box from their druggist. Mentions Haarlem in Holland as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Labels and Environment Cut Heredity Myths From Health Pains
Advice stresses clearly labeling every bottle in the medicine chest and avoiding dark dosing. It notes most disease is acquired, not inherited, and emphasizes environment and care to prevent illness. It warns against tying behavior to ancestry and urges safe storage and cautious handling of medicines and poisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losis
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Claims Deep Relief
Soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin to drive medicines into pores and relieve itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and more. Money back on first jar if it fails to relieve.
Culinary hint on using burnt sugar in gravies
The note suggests adding a touch of burnt sugar to flour used in roast beef or lamb gravy to create a pleasant flavor, and mentions pouring water before driving it into the flour.
New Party Salad Cups With Tomatoes And French Dressing
Prepare cups from tomato slices to hold party salad. Fill with chopped tomatoes and greens. Drizzle French dressing for a fresh, portable side or appetizer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. N. Childers
Betty Bivins
Miles G. Bivins
Dan Adkins
Evelyn Freeman
Katherine Kirk
Cynthia Lumpkin
Helen Anderson
Judie Lambie
Nancy Pugh
Portland
Ark
Paula Parcells
Mary Lois Ray
Lawrence Magy
Mesdames W. T. Coble
Terry Thompson
Lee Bivins
William Herring
Tom Currie
C. J. Brummett
Roy Williams
Gene A. Howe
R. B. Masterson
Berkley Dawson
John McKnight
Elizabeth Herring
Edith Lydecker
Ed Hardin
Roy Wagoner
Allen Dawson
Jack Roach
Grover Hill
H. E. Exum
F. C. Houghton
W. O'Brien
C. E. Weymouth
Sloan Kruser
J. M. Sanford
Elliott Sanford
Far Puqua
W. R. Ovier
Harvey Allen
R. C. Ware
Ben Manning
Elizabeth Sneed Pool
L. O. Thompson
Ross Rentfro
FE. C. Britain
Joe Gamble
R. 8
Paramount Theater
Palo Duro
Jackron
the Oriental Shop
Little Flower Guild
Southwest
RED & White
Texas and Southwestern Cattlemen's Association
Wolflin School Parent - Teacher Association
Parents Club
Elks Club
Catholic Daughters of America
The
Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Bernice Neel
Clarence Eakle
Tyler Street
Tom Bruner
Alice Bagby Smith
T. H. McDonald
Western Avenue
Lillie Handley
Clyde Bray
Kentucky Street
N. J. Ballard
Taicille Reagan
George Hayden
Kathleen
Carl Adams
Pierce Street
Lee Ryan
Elizabeth Johnson
B. D. Carroll
Carolina Street
F. R. Martin
Bertha Lee Hunt
Thomas Giles
Jackson Street
J. B. McClurkin
City Study Club
F. J. Gallas
Twenty-Ninth Avenue
Claudia Pyeatt
Polk Street
Paramount
Amarillo Garden Club
C. B. Reeder
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Woman's Council of
J. J. Kendrick
van Buren Street
L. A. Minton
Hughes Street
J. N. Maynard
Hayden Street
D. L. McDonald
Fellowship
West Amarillo
W.M
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Blanche Grove
E. Draper
West Eleventh Avenue
Janet Ray
O.N. Pranklin
Bellview Street
Lillie Hundley
Nelson Hall
Mississippi Street
River Road
E. L. Smith
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
E A. Speck
Cinderella Club
St Andrew's Guild and Womans Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Guiding Your
Capudine Pian
Harrison
Ogciana
Norge
Rollator
Borg-Warner Corporation
Woodbridge Street
Detroit
Mich
Sos
POLK
LEA Electric CO
rFco
L. L. Hughes
Ericky Okla
Pouworth-Galbraith
Texas
J. A. Nash
Sena
Fullwood-Batt
Hereford
Hooker Furniture
Hooker
Okla
Aytag Appliance CO
Taylor St
Foxworth-Galbraith
Mclean
Post & Neaves
Pampa
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