Drill Team Benefit Bridge Entertainment At Red Carnation Lodge
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 drill team held a Tuesday afternoon bridge entertainment at Mrs. Jeff Stringer home with Mrs. Ernest Massey as joint hostess. High score went to Mrs. C A Cadwallader conferral to Mrs. Will H Ellis. A series of bridge parties fundraise to finance travel to the Tri State Convention in Tucson Arizona in April. Attendees included R M Gillette W V Miller Ray Andrews J E Biggs and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345
Jeff Stringer
Ernest Massey
C. A. Cadwallader
Will H. Ellis
Tucson
Ariz
Messrs
R. M. Gillette
W. V. Miller
Ray Andrews
J. E. Biggs
George K. Weaver
Glen Salyer
M. P. Henry
W. F. Mann
M. R. Jenness
F. Langford
Jennie Lindbloom
C. R. Calvert
C. F. Hefner
R. L. Sandlin
Imogene Pace
J. D. Archibald
J. M. Stidger
Luella Browder
Wesley Goodman
A. Marlatt
J. P. Rollins
Laura V. Hamner
Emma Freeman
Almorzar Club Hosts Bridge Luncheon in St Patrick Day Theme
The Almorzar Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. J C Rogers Jr at 113 East Thirteenth Avenue on Wednesday. Mrs. R K Bishop was hostess and guests included Mrs D W Linker and Miss Winifred Fletcher. High score went to Mrs Jack Buntin, traveling prize to Mrs W H Howell and low to Mrs Rogers. Members present included Mrs F K Chapman Preston Fowlkes L E Howe W H Howell Bill Keith Ed Pittman W B Fowler Jack Buntin J C Rogers Jr and R K Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almorzar Club
J. C. Rogers, Jr
Thirteenth Avenue
R. K. Bishop
Jack Buntin
W. H. Howell
Rogers
Methodist To Hear Talk on Japan
Amarilloans will hear Mrs. Joe J. Mickle address the 11 o clock service at Polk Street Methodist Church on Japan. Her talk titled The Opportunity and Need for Christ in Japan today will cover political crises and the church's relation to them during her world tour visit.
8 and 40 Group to Host Legion Auxiliary Dance
The 8 and 40 of the American Legion Auxiliary plan a benefit dance Saturday night from 9 to 12. Proceeds support child welfare work. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Friday and Saturday Community Event Listings
Friday events include Cathedral Young People's Club officer election after services and joint recital at Educational Building San Jacinto Methodist Church with Mrs Hall and Mrs Ashford. Also white elephant party at Buchanan Street Methodist Church and a Theta Kappa Omega dance at The Nat. Amarillo College of Music hosts a faculty recital at 8:30. Saturday features St Patrick Day events at Parish House and Hillcrest Club, plus Red Carnation Drill Team practice at I O O F Hall and other club dances and teas with listed hosts and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hall
A. J. Ashford
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Cathedral Young People’s Club
Washington Street
Mrs Jerry Dye Honored At Church Shower In Smith County
Mrs Jerry Dye received a miscellaneous shower during a Maria Class event at First Baptist Church. The entertainment and business meeting was hosted by Mrs Plasco Moore at 1315 Taylor Street. Guests enjoyed games, a locked traveling bag unveiling gifts, and a pink and blue refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dye
Maria
First Baptist Church
Plasco Moore
Taylor Street
Date Wilson
O. B. Chesshir
Franz Dyche
A. O. Wood
W. B. Lawrence
Aubrey Nelson
Victor Fromby
Ralph Lemons
Billy Thompson
Kermit Gentry
Dud Holman
Joe Ostrander
Clark McCully
Graduate Nurses Change Meeting Time
The Graduate Nurses Association will meet Saturday at 2 PM at Northwest Texas Hospital instead of W O W Hall. The Music Study Club meets Saturday at 2 30 PM with Yvonne Rush at 909 Louisiana Street the home of her mother Mrs Pat Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Rush
Louisiana Street
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. O. W. Hall
Pat Davis
Make This Model At Home Do Your Household Tasks In Gay Prints
A lighthearted item proposes using a model or decorative setup to guide home chores, with a focus on bright gay prints. The fragment lacks clear event or person names but suggests a domestic design angle and inclusive fashion tone.
Anne Adams Pattern 1797 For Spring Frock Details
Anne Adams pattern 1797 offers a morning frock design for housewives with a smart revers front skirt bodice panel and easy one piece back. Available in sizes 14 to 42 with yardage for size 16 and a two part book and pattern offer priced at 25 cents. Orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Quilting Diversion For Glenwood Club At All Day Meeting
The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Herbert Davis’s home at 2304 Cleveland Street. Mrs. Lee Barry led a brief business session. Birthday showers honored Mrs. George Barry and Mrs. W. N. Garrett. Guests included Mrs. W. A. Jones, with many members listed. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. John Walker’s 2108 Garfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Herbert Davis
Cleveland Street
Lee Barry
George Barry
W. N. Garrett
W. A. Jones
Arthur Beard
J. L. Walker
Annie Priest
Beulah Montgomery
M. L. Montgomery
Green Wilson
Charles Frame
H. M. Crawford
W. V. Phillips
George Hilton
Ivan Hills
Joe Smith
L. F. Jennings
R. H. Eldridge
John Walker
Garfield Street
Glendoris Club Hosts Wednesday Bridge Afternoon
The Glendoris Club entertained members with a bridge session at Mrs. Lawrence Phillips 2045 Hayden Street. After a brief business meeting, refreshments were served to J. T. Swink E. F. Putman J. T. Simpson L. B. King E. B. Moreman Hazel Graham B. R. Gardner Arthur Price J. Gardner Miss Graham and the hostess. Next gathering will be at Mrs. Putman's 1544 East Ninth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Glendoris Club
Lawrence Phillips
Hayden Street
Arthur Price
J. T. Swink
E. F. Putman
J. T. Simpson
King
E. B. Moreman
Hazel Graham
B. R. Gardner
J. Gardner
Miss Graham
Mrs. Putman
East
Ninth Avenue
Boys Take Part in Guild Recital at the Gables
A boys only musical program by the Amarillo Music Teachers Guild will be held at the Gables 202 West Tenth Avenue Sunday afternoon at 4. A tea event is planned Saturday from 4 to 6 at 1620 Polk Street to honor Junior Welfare League patrons. Jade green gloves with gold sequins complement a black ruffled dress in Washington dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Welfare League
R. B. Masterson
Polk Street
Amarillo Music Teachers Guild
the Gables
West Tenth Avenue
Junior Welfare League Organization
Washington
Household Hints Soap and Water Clean Unusual Tasks
Soap and water do more than cleaning. housewives wash cleaning brushes, velour puff polishing cloths, and scrub a breadbox with hot soapy water. Dry thoroughly before restocking. Iron rich foods include lettuce, spinach, roast beef, milk, cereal, prunes, eggs, apples, celery, cabbage, turnips, rice, oatmeal.
Pioneer woman dies in Amarillo at 1888 arrival era
Death this morning claims Amarillo pioneer Mrs. J. Lowry Smith who helped shape religious and civic growth since 1888. Burial services are set for tomorrow at 4 PM from the family home at 1101 Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
J. Lowry Smith
West Texas
Taylor Street
Polka Dot Frocks Star in Mrs Dill Wardrobe
March 16 Washington notes show Mrs Clarence Dill wife of the senator wearing a dark brown crepe polka dot dress with gold dot accents and a white satin vest also dotted. The ensemble highlights current women’s fashion in political circles.
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Washington
Clarence Dill
Brightening Door Knockers and Calorie Rich Trimmings
Weathered brass door knockers stay bright when rubbed with paraffin before polishing. Calorie counts rise with toppings like marshmallows and cheese on pumpkin pie. Drain juices from salad ingredients in a colander for five minutes before serving. A spring dessert combines sponge cake, pineapple sherbet and berries. Mrs. Bartholow wore a layered gown with ruffles at a dinner. Mrs. Calvert wore a glistening white wig with a long silver gown at the Kentucky state ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George H. Calvert
Kentucky
Shrine Dance Acknowledges Coming Spring
Khiva Temple hosts the spring frolic Wednesday at Masonic Hall with Shriners Master Masons Eastern Stars and guests invited. Pred Galle says it will be a big affair with new decorations and Vaughn Brothers Orchestra providing music. Admission is 1034 Shriner card or $1 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva
Pred Galle
Panhandle
Mr. Gallo
Vaughn Brothers Orchestra
Shriner
Junior Health Club Concludes Cliffside Meet
The first of four Potter County Junior Health Club meets closed last night at Cliffside with nine children receiving health certificates. Leaders included Viola Adams as president and George Overhuls as vice president, with Dorothy Adams among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Mildred Garrett
Cliffside
Viola Adams
George Overhuls
Dorothy Adams
Health clubs widen in communities including Cliffside
Mrs. W. H. Place of Cliffside spoke on foods while health clubs exist in River Road, Bushland, Brady, and nearby areas. Named participants include secretary Jack Cross Archie La Grand Lila LaGrand Cecil Weatherly Velma Boatwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cross
Archie la Grand
Lila LaGrand
Cecil Weatherly
Velma Boatwright
W. H. Place
Cliffside
Foods
River Road
Bushland
Brady
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Ish. Rica
Japan
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Zeta Tau Chapter
Theta Kappa Omega
Amarillo College of Music
Guy V. Henry Post
The
O. W. Club
St. Patrick
C. C. Cunningham
West Sixth Avenue
Red Carnation
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hillcrest Country Club
Graduate Nurses Association
Eseeee
Polk
Cushion Shop
AAA
SILK
Benjamin H. Bartholow
Amarillos
Taylor’ St. Sale
Rica
Mojellia
Cotter
Dorothy Perkins
Kellogg's
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Goodrich
Softy
Goodrich Sonty
Goodrich Softy
Goodric and Battery
Goodrich Larty
Larry Silvertown
Sarly
Sally Silvertown
Fillmore
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