Oyster Supper Planned by Tenth Avenue Methodists
The Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Womans Society of Christian Service sponsors an oyster supper at the church from 6 30 to 8 30 Tuesday night to raise funds to finish redecorating the church basement. The Council of Child Study Clubs meets Tuesday at 9 30 in the Amarillo Day Nursery office.
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Tenth Avenue Methodists
Church Womans Society of Christian Service
Child Study Clubs Council
Council of Child Study Clubs
Amarillo Day Nursery
Tenth Avenue Methodist
W.s. C
Friday Needle Club Meets at Mrs Patton Home
The Friday Needle Club gathered at Mrs L W Patton's home with Mrs I W Patton hosting. Members voted to support Amarillo Milk Fund for schoolchildren and received a club baby Carmen Kight as a gift. St Patrick theme appeared on refreshment plates and attendees included Mesdames Barton Blackburn Bragg Coffee Conner Gouldy Mims Munn Roach Thompson Pestor and the hostess. The club will meet Thursday at 1606 Jackson Street with Mrs H C Pestor to lack comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Carmen Kight
George Barton
C. J. Blackburn
C. S. Bragg
D. M. Coffee
Edgar Conner
W. M. Gouldy
E. E. Mims
Maude Munn
C. L. Roach
W M. Thompson
H. E. Pestor
Helenight
H. C. Pestor
Jackson Street
El Martes Needle Club Meeting Planned
Mrs L P Dowie will entertain members of the El Martes Needle Club at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at 809 Buchanan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Martes Club
Fl Martes Needle Club
L. P. Dowie
Buchanan Street
Amoma Class Set to Meet at Moore Home
The First Baptist Amoma Class will gather at 9 o clock Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. A L Moore, 903 Mississippi Street, for coffee and weekly visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMOMA
First Baptist Amoma
A. L. Moore
Mississippi Street
First Baptist
Amarillo Council of Child Study
L. Moore
Amarillo Day Nursery
Wedding Is Solemnized In Lubbock
In Lubbock on March 17 the wedding of Miss Jean Bell daughter of Mrs Winnie Bell to Steve Mulkey of Amarillo took place at 3 PM in the First Methodist Church parlor with Rev H Robinson officiating A double ring ceremony highlighted by palms and candelabra The bride wore a cinnamon colored redingote with beige accessories and a honey beige Sweetheart bonnet The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at the Badger Apartments in Amarillo Out of town guests included H A Wright Houston and E W Yeargain Houston The bride is a Lubbock High School graduate and works for Southwestern Bell The groom is a Chillicothe High School graduate and with National Carloading in Amarillo The formal reception followed and guests included members of the wedding party and relatives
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Helen Smyer
Clyde Mulkey
L. D. Merriweather
F. B E. Crews
Amarillo
A. J. Brandon
Postelle Cox
Marguerite Key
Badger
H. A. Wright
Houston
E. W. Yeargain
D. 8. Orr
Big Spring
Pete Brooks
F. E. Crews
Ollie O'Neal
Seagraves
Cox
Lubbock High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mulkey
Chillicothe High School
National Carloading Corporation
Miss Bell
Jackie Eastland
Bob Clements
Leroy Paulger
Buster Boyd
Bell
Community clubs schedule in Amarillo calendar notes
The Calendar lists dozens of meetings and events across Amarillo and suburbs. Groups include Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, A A U W clubs, Phi Beta Sorority Gamma Kappa, Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs, various PTA units, and women’s local groups at Senior High School, Amarillo Hotel, and country clubs with times ranging from 2:00 to 9:30 PM, featuring speakers, dinners, lectures, and elections.
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Potter County
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
St. Patrick's Party
Peggy Lamb
Local Club Meetings and Hostess Details
F. Bridge Club hosted by Mrs G Bishop and PEO Sisterhood member Mrs Felerabend at 912 Carolina Street at 1 30. L Aiguiliee Club with Mrs Ches tnutt at 1406 Monroe Street at 2 30. Friendship Club with Mrs Lyons at 1306 Jefferson Street at 2 30. El Martes Needle Club hosted by Mrs Doche at 809 Buchanan Street at 2 30.
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The
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Felerabend
Carolina Street
J. R. Phillips
Educator Honored by Pi Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma
Dr. Cora M. Martin, associate professor of elementary education at the University of Texas, was honored by Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma with a luncheon at Amarillo Country Club. The event featured a western cactus motif and included representatives from multiple chapters.
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Pi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honorary Society For Women Teachers
Cora M. Martin
Amarillo Country Club
Martin
Northwest Texas
Canyon
University of Texas
Alpha Chapter
Gamma Theta
Borger
Gamma Kappa
Childress
Alpha Sigma
Lubbock
Beta Delta
Pampa
Gamma Xi
Dalhart
Cardus Provides Two Way Relief For Women’s Ailments
Periodical headaches nervousness and cramp like pains due to functional causes are relieved for many women when they start Cardus three days before their time and follow directions. Cardus also acts as a tonic to stimulate appetite increase gastric juice flow aiding digestion and helping undernourished women.
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Cardus
Lodge Plans Installation and Club Meetings Report
Violet B. Davidson presided at Pi Chapter installation preparations. The A Capella Choir from Central Junior High performed under Julia Dean. Dr. Martin spoke on Some Goals. Friendship Club meets Tuesday at 2:30 pm at 1306 Jefferson Street. Mary Gorman travels from Fresno for 12 candidate installation at Wild Rose Lodge. A luncheon at Carpenters Hall at noon. dance to follow at Nat tonight 9:30 to 12:30. Laiguille Club meets Tuesday at 2:30 pm with Mrs Chesnutt at 1406 Monroe Street. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Violet B. Davidson
Pi Chapter
H. M. Rawlings
Carmen Ulm
Central Junior High School
Julia Dean
Dr. Martin
Mary Gorman
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood
Fresno
Calif
Wild Rose Lodge
Carpenters’ Hall
Laiguille Club
L'Aiguille Club
H. FE
Chesnutt
Monroe Street
Globe News
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Woman's
H. F. Godeke
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. W. Walker
Plainview
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Artid
American Institute of Laundering
I. W. Patton
Gean Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Puff Beauty Salon
West
Texas
Bracksurn Bros
West Texas
Globe-News
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinksham
Joege
T. L. Lipscomb
Corsetiere
Kuykendall
Amarillo Band Parents Association
Epsilon Sigma
Alpha Sorority
Federation
J. Karl Lee
Line Avenue
Philharmonic Music Club
Federation Club
Alpha Delta Sorority
Leroy Byrd
Weat
Sixteenth Avenue
Margaret Wills
Pleasant Valley
Polk Street Methodist Co-Workers
R. M. Rose
Rose Drive
Robert C. Foon
Sunset Terrace
G. F. Cooper
Open Forum Club
George Parr
Harrison Street
Gene Wilson
Fifteenth Ave
First Avenue
Nue
Rosa Gold Davis
Pleasant Vaalley School
Round Dozen Needle Club
B. A Rowley
Crockett Street
Viola Wilson
Harrison
Bridge Club
Lester Webb
Washington Street
Business Women's Circle of
West Amarillo
Christian Woman's Council
M. E. Jenkins
Capitol Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
I. O. O. F. Hall
Alice Landergin
P. T
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Bethany
River Road
Martha
First Baptist Church
Summit P. T
C. B. Galbreath
West Tenth Avenue
Spiritual Life Group
Christian Endeavor Room
Central Presbyterian Peace
Grady Nobles
Eader
Needle Art Club
H. B. Hedrick
West Thirteenth Avenue
Lone Star Rolley Canary Bird Club
W. D
Gene Bradley
Tyler Street
Burger
van Buren Street
New Century Club
J. H. Florey
Ani
P. E. Q. Sisterhood
Tom Dale
Ella H. Martin
Eben D. Warner
B O. Taylor
C. W. Townsend
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
George Kercher
Broadmoor Street
Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council
Forest Hill
First Baptist Mary
First Baptist Poitan
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
John Legate
Fritch
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
F. Bridge Club
G. Bishop
L'Aiguiliee Club
HM. BE. Chestnutt
Friendship Club
Jerry Lyons
Jefferson Street
el Martes Needie Club
Mre
L. P Doche
Riendly
U. S
Federal Land Bank
Industrial Department
G. R. Flack
Fisk Med
Bidg
W. P. Powell
Paramount
Cerr
Galveston, Texas
WL. Moody
Mer
Vitamin Girl
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