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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1928

Page

4

Cattlemen's wives honored by Amarillo society event

Visiting wives of cattlemen were wined and dined during a three day convention with hostesses led by Miss Ruthelle Bacon and Mrs. R. B. Masterson. An undercurrent of hospitality saw cars at the ready and an inline party at the Fair theater. A tea at the Auditorium's Women's club rooms closed the day with The Fine Arts Federation planning a program.

Amarillo Society Ruthelle Bacon R. B. Masterson Chandler Weymouth Arthur Ware E. C. Houghton, Jr Will O'Brien W.W. T. Cobl Miles Bivins Fine Arts Federation of Women’s Clubs R. B. Masterson, Jr Amarillo

Mrs. Bill Cates Honored With Bridge Party

Mrs Noble Taulk entertained with a bridge party at 2606 West Tenth Street to honor Mrs Bill Cates who soon moves to Lamesa. The home was decorated in spring colors with blossoms and bright lights as guests enjoyed the social tribute.

Bill Cates Lamesa Noble Taulk West Tenth Street

Social Calendar Events Across Town This Thursday

Le Mirace hosts 2:30 gathering for Mrs. Ewell C. Brown at 7 N. Alabama. Priscilla Club meets 3 with Mrs. Tommy Daniels at 125 West Third. Needle Club at 7:45 with Mrs. B D Dawson at 215 West Forty‑first. Junior Pivican Club rescheduled to March 28 with Mrs. Wales Madden at 1017 West 10th. Amarillo Art Association 5 at Potter County library. Mizosh Club with Mrs. Douglas Witt at Roberts Place 3. Woman’s Benefit Association meets 2:30 at Odd Fellow hall. MacDowell Music Club with Mrs. M. W. West at 2204 Ong Street 2:80. Priscilla Needle Club with Mrs. T D Daniels at 2108 Pierce Street.

le Mirace Ewell C. Brown Alabama Street Priscilla Club Tommy Daniels West Third Roberts Place Needle Club B. D. Dawson West Forty-first Junior Pivican Club Wales Madden West 10Th Amarilla Art Association Potter County Library Mizosh Club Douglas Witt Woman's Benefit Association MacDowell Music Club M. W. West Ong Street Priscilla Needle Club T. D. Daniels Pierce Street

Mrs Shaffer Hosts No Hi Bridge Club at West Ninth Home

Mrs Bert Shaffer will entertain members of the No Hi Bridge club at her home 1200 West Ninth street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members urged to be present.

Bert Shaffer No Hi Bridge Club West Ninth Street

Noted figures attend city event at Pleasant Valley school

The article describes a gathering at Pleasant Valley school to hear Dr. Morgan, with several local ladies named as attendees. The event aims to showcase the benefits an institution brings to the city and is expected to draw a large crowd. Also mentioned are Miss Mary Nobles and Miss Mary Mildred Vineyard visiting their parents.

Dr. Morgan to Speak on Amarillo College at Valley Meeting

Dr R E L Morgan president of the proposed Amarillo college will address Pleasant Valley and River Road residents at Pleasant Valley school this evening. He will discuss the advantages of establishing a college in Amarillo for local boys and girls who would otherwise be deprived of educational opportunities.

Pleasant Valley School Morgan Pleasant Valley River Road R. B. L. Morgan Amarillo College Amarillo

La Aiguillee Club Enjoys Spring Afternoon at Mrs Jones Home

Members of the La Aiguillee club were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. T. B. Jones at 2219 Harrison Street. The room decorations featured pastel sweet peas and a spring color scheme as guests discussed current events and worked on fancy needlework. Special guests included Mrs. C. D. Andrews and others from Cisco, with numerous members in attendance including Mrs. S. G. Roane and Mrs. Howard Williams among many others.

la Aiguillee Club T. B. Jones Harrison Street C. D. Andrews Lb. M. Light M. M. Sadler W. M. McCarty F. M. Neal Britain C. H. Dixon W. H. Woodlief T. B. Kennedy J. M. Simpson J. H. McLaughlin Little C. H. Dixon, Jr Jack Roney Arian Andrews

Pearce and Murrell Named PTA Delegates to District Convent

Mrs. W M Pearce and Mrs S E Murrell were elected as delegates from Wilson School PTA to the district convention of the Parent Teacher Association in Lubbock on April 10 11 and 12. The meeting included a talk on the proposed college by Mrs Chad Elliott and a demonstration of the Melody Way music teaching system led by Mrs Schaffer and her pupils.

W. M. Pearce Sbe. Murrell Parent-Teacher Associations Lubbock Wilson School Parent- Teacher Association Chad Elliott Schaffer

Readings by Mrs Murrell and Piano Numbers Highlight Event

Several piano and vocal numbers delighted attendees while Mrs S E Murrell gave a group of readings. The program offered a mix of musical and literary pieces in a cultural gathering.

S. E. Murrell

Mrs Gilley Elected President of 1927 Bridge Club

Mrs Gilley was elected president of the 1927 Bridge Club at a meeting held at her home 1107 West Thirteenth Street. Mrs Burk Stinson became treasurer and Mrs Walter Hurt was elected press reporter. High score went to Mrs G E Carpenter and high cut prize to Mrs F W Ansley. Guests included Mrs J H McDuffie and Miss Gladden. A plate luncheon followed the social hour of auction bridge.

Tom Gilley Bridge Club West Thirteenth Street Burk Stinson Walter Hurt G. E. Carpenter F. W. Ansley J. H. McDuffie Miss Gladden

Miss Willena Walker Hosts Guests After Cattlemen's Meet

Miss Willena Walker entertains at 2608 Hayden Street Wolflin Place for several days following the cattlemen's convention. Guests include Misses Virginia and Emma Elizabeth Miller of Wichita Falls and Mrs. B. F. Jones of Cisco Texas visiting her son Dr. T. B. Jones and wife at 2219 Harrison Street.

Willena Walker Hayden Street Wolflin Place Cattlemen Virginia Emma Elizabeth Miller Wichita Falls B. F. Jones Cisco Texas T. B. Jones Mrs. Jones Harrison Street

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