Local Theater Offers Original Scenery for Amarillo Plays
Mrs. J. C. Dickie directs two Little Theater productions at the Women's club rooms, Amarillo, with original scenery by Mrs. Dickie and Oma Link Rowley. The Foolish Virgin features Lela and court, while Cake stars Cassie and Jim. Reservations by Mrs. L. V. Dawson. Mrs. Tumlin in Dallas recovering.
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Little Theater Group
Virgin
Helen Gertrude Gaskill
Lela
Jack Houser
Margaret Collins
Margaret Rose Osborn
Elsie Little
Rachel Burgess
Valleria
E. H. Gipson
Ernestine Smith
Sybil Dawson
Candila
Ruth Abramson
Zonula
Eula Lee McKnight
Oma Link Rowley
J. Wade
Wichita Falls
Texas
Cassie
Charles Smith
Jim
R. L. Allston
Dana Harmon Trent
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
The La Aiquillee club meets at 3 PM with Mrs. T. B. Jones at 2219 Harrison. Junior High P T A open house at Foster Furniture. Wilson P T A at 3 30 PM at the school. Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs. J J Kendneck address the club. Delegate to the district convention at Lubbock to be chosen for April 10 11 and 12. Amarillo Chapter O E S meets 7 30 PM at Masonic Temple for initiation and refresh ments. Eastern Stars invited. 1927 Bridge club at 2 30 PM hosted by Mrs. Tom Gilley. Canyon Girls club at 3 PM hosted by Mrs. W C Kenyon. The Needle Club at 3 PM hosted by Mrs. R O Killough. B B Needle club meets at 7 30 PM hosted by Miss Evelyn Walker. Honoring husbands and friends. members urged to attend.
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la Aiquillee Club
T. B. Jones
Harrison Street
P.T. A
Foster Furniture Company
Wilson P.T. A
Tom Williams
J. J. Kendgneck
Lubbock
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Bridge Club
Tom Gilley
West Thirteenth Street
Canyon Girls Club
W. C
Kenyon
the Needle Club
R. 0. Killough
Polk Street
B. B. Needle Club
Evelyn Walker
Jefferson Street
Musical Tea Draws Wide Local Attendance
The musical tea, set for Wednesday from 8 to 6, honors cattlemen's wives and promises one of the season's largest pre Easter gatherings. Sponsored by the Pot ter County Federation of Women Fine Arts department, with Mrs. R. B. Masterson Jr. chairman, the event features an orchestra led by Mrs. Mack Vernon and Mrs. George Vineyard, a trio from the Phil harmonic Harmony and MacDowell clubs, Amarillo singer Felice Stinnett, and performances by Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher and Lloyd Jr. plus McMurtry studio dancers.
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Fine Arts Department
Potter County Federation of Women
R. B. Masterson Jr
Mack Vernon
George Vineyard
Philharmonic, Harmony and
MacDowell
Felice Stinnett
Amarillo
Lloyd Fletcher
Lloyd ,Jr
McMurtry Dancing Studio
Pierian Club Reorganizes After Resignation
The Pierian club met with Mrs J W Puckett despite bad weather and endorsed Amarillo college. Following the resignation of Mrs J M Delzell as president, Mrs Tom Currie was announced as successor and named her committees for the year. The day’s program, led by Mrs F W Dodson Mrs F B Davis and Mrs W L Chenault, highlighted recent scientific discoveries.
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Pierian Club
J. W. Puckett
Amarillo College
J. M. Delzell
Tom Currie
F. W. Dodson
F. 8. Davis
W. L. Chenault
Meeting Place of Circle Eight Is Changed
Circle No. 8 of Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. C. Waits 3510 Harrison Street instead of Mrs. Clyde McDavis as previously announced.
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Circle
Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society
H. C. Waits
Harrison Street
Clyde McDavis
Young Edward Vogt Celebrates Birthday
Young Edward Vogt fifth birthday celebrated by family at home at 1614 Harrison Street. Sunday party featured games, contests, fancy balloons for each child, Easter bunny decorations, bright balloons, and a large white birthday cake.
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Edward Vogt
Jack Vogt
Harrison Street
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Longevity
Bridges Drug Co. touts MELLO-GLO a new French Process Powder that minimizes shine, prevents pores from enlarging, applies smoothly, and leaves a peachy complexion. The ad claims the powder “is truly wonderful” and urges readers to try it.
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Bridges Drug Co
Panhandle Singer Wins Soprano Prize In Amarillo Contest
A Panhandle Oklahoma singer based in Goyman won a soprano class in the Panhandle Music Festival in Amarillo with an unusual rendition of The Wind's In the South Today by Cyril Scott. Miss Moore trains under Emil F. Myers at the Amarillo College of Music and may pursue a musical career. The celebration included a five candle cake and Dixie cups, with many local attendees listed.
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Panhandle
Oklahoma
Goyman
Amarillo
Cattlemen’s convention guests and local notices
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jones of Colorado visit in the city for the cattlemen's convention. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart of Shattuck Oklahoma plan a relatives visit during the convention. Burl Caving of Canadian will attend. Mrs. Myrtle Randolph returns to work as bookkeeper at Jacksman after tonsil removal. Miss Neen Roach of Childress visits Mrs. Margaret Levine. Mrs. C. M. Griffith ill at daughter Mrs. G. L. Smith's home. Mr. and Mrs. Carrington of Pampa visit daughter Mrs. Frank L. Baldwin. J. P. Hodge of Great Western Mill left Priday for Rochester Mayo Brothers Clinic. Mecca and Medina are titles of Mohammedans. Swine contribute 15 cents to the Wisconsin farm average.
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San Antonio
Chester Jones
Colorado
J. L. Stewart
Shattuck
Oklahoma
Burl Caving
Myrtle Randolph
Dackman's
Nee
Priday
Rochester
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Tolls Collected Through Panawa Canal Exceed Two Million
Tolls collected from the Panawa Canal in a recent month totaled more than 2 million dollars, signaling strong traffic and revenue as boats passed through the waterway. Local officials noted the figure reflects busy commerce and port activity along the canal route.
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Panawa Canal
Circle Three With Mrs L M Black
West Amarillo Christian church Circle No 3 will meet Wednesday at 2 o clock with Mrs L M Black at her home 109 Sunset This is an important meeting and all members are requested to be present.
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West Amarillo
Local Social and Business Notes From Dalhart and Nearby
Dalhart residents Mr and Mrs Alan Dawson plan a visit to Mr and Mrs B Dawson at 2409 Hughes street during the cattlemen s convention. King Dry Goods boss BE King spends days in Quanah on business. Luther Butler family visited Clarendon last weekend. Jess McGowan of Canyon joined Wayne Tomlinson for Sunday at their home. Amzy Wiley returns to Rector Arkansas after leaving King Dry Goods. Evelyn McClain Dawson opens her dancing class at the Lucerne today. Miss Brady of Frost Motor appears in the item.
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Alan Dawson
Dalhart
B. Dawson
Hughes Street
King
The
King Dry Goods Company
Quanah
Luther Butler
Clarendon
Jess McGowan
Canyon
Wayne Tomlinson
Amzy Wiley
Rector
Arkansas
Evelyn McClain Dawson
Lucerne
Miss Brady
Frost Motor
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Dallas
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Laboratories
Des Moines
Marcel
Ethel
10Th St
Dial
Puckett
Arcade
Doris
Jack Kenyon
Mary Lou Greass
Truman Tom Vineyard
Gerald Blackburn
Emmett
Porter Fuqua
Betty Nobles
J. D. Martin
Irene Donavan
George Edwin Smith
Mary
Jane Propst
Alton Martin
Jimmy Gulerie, Jr
Stanley Likins
Margaret Ann Stone
Mary Margaret Hume
Nancy Jane Donavan
Malcom Wolfe
Jane Wolfe
William Parr
Jeanne Tulloss
Dorothy Ann Ven Pelt
Josephine Moore
Mecca
Medina
Wisconsin
Pekin Gazette
Mrs. L. M. Black
BAYER
Bayer Manufa
Aapir
Anonder
Kim
George
Tee Wee
Danhandle
Dananize
Aundry Eee Sag
Atarnarad
Barnard Millinery
Sven
Searf
Millinery Dept
Barnard
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