Elaborate Musical Tea Honors Cattlemen's Wives
A grand social event in Amarillo featured visiting cattlemen's wives at a musical tea in the Municipal auditorium Women's club rooms. Mrs. R. B. Masterson Sr. led hostesses with a program including orchestra numbers by Mrs. Mac Vernon and others, dances by Misses Collard and Russell, and vocal duets and trios. Tea service followed, with 300+ attendees enjoying spring floral decor, pink and green accents, and maidens in coordinated dresses.
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Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
R. B. Masterson
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Mac Vernon
George Vineyard
R. Hooton
Riley Strickland
Willie Mae Marshall
Frances Shudd
Harriet Ann Collard
Myrtle Carmen Russel
J. Keene
A. F. Arnold
Charles F. Smith
Blanche Ramsey
N. D. Bartlett
R. C. Martini
Lee Bivins
W. E. Herring
Mrs Parcells Honors Mrs H A Tait With Pretty Luncheon
Mrs Parcells entertained at 1906 Van Buren Street to honor Mrs H A Tait of Battle Creek Mich a popular house guest of Mrs Herman Pipkin The luncheon featured lavish pink and green sweet pea decor and a pretty room setting.
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H. A. Tait
Herman Pipkin
Battle Creek
Mich
R. P. Parcells
van Buren Street
Social Calendar for 1925 Bridge Club and Clubs
Social Calendar lists events: Bridge club led by Mrs. Fred Fyfe at 1805 Harrison Street at 3 o'clock. Recreation club annual luncheon at Amarillo Athletic Club at 1 o'clock. Beta Delphians at Women’s Club rooms at 9 30 o'clock. Junior Child's Study Club hosted by Mrs. John H. Winters at 110 West Seventh Street Roberts Place at 3 o'clock. Summitt PTA old fashioned box supper at the school at 7 30 o'clock.
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Bridge Club
Fred Fyfe
Harrison Street
Amarillo Athletic Club
Beta Delphians
John H. Winters
West Seventh Street
Roberts Place
Summitt P.T. A
Everyman to be staged in Amarillo this week
Everyman a medieval morality play will be presented Tuesday and Wednesday at the Federated club rooms in Amarillo under the Cathedral Players. The production, by a new dramatic group, promises vivid color and a powerful depiction of death and human desertion, with further notices to follow.
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Amarillo
Federated Club Rooms
Cathedral Players
Mrs F W Dodson Hosts Circle Meeting
Circle No. 4 of the First Christian church met with Mrs. F W Dodson at 1909 Van Buren yesterday afternoon. A brief business session completed plans for the week of prayer. The next gathering is scheduled for March 28 with Mrs. M E Mugg at 492 Bellview Avenue.
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First Christian Church
F. W. Dodson
van Buren
M. E. Mugg
Bellview Avenue
League of Nations Tour Friday Evening Visit England Next Meet
The League of Nations goodwill tour from Wesley Friendship class of San Jacinto Methodist church plans to visit England in their next meeting Friday evening at 7 oclock. An English dinner will follow. Public invited with 35 cent admission.
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League of Nations
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
England
Mrs W D McClure Hosts Circle at Her Home
Mrs W D McClure entertained Circle number three of the First Christian church at 1408 Pierce street yesterday afternoon. Mrs W Nesbitt led a Daniel Bible study followed by a social hour and light refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 28 with Mrs W C Arnold at 1510 Fillmore.
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W. D. McClure
First Christian Church
Pierce Street
Girl Scouts Plan Hike to Jack Hall Ranch Saturday
Amarillo troop of Girl Scouts will hike to the Jack Hall ranch this Saturday. They will depart as a group from 70 West Fifteenth Street at 10 o’clock. Scouts are asked to bring lunch and bus fare, and expect an open air outing with observation and fire tests.
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Girl Scouts of
Amarillo
Jack Hall Ranch
West Fifteenth Street
Circle Two With Mrs Hardy Circle Two With Mrs Hardy
Circle Two With Mrs. Hardy Circle No. 2 of the First Christian church met at Mrs. J. L. Hardy home 3205 Tyler street yesterday at 3 pm Leader Mrs. W. R. Brown led a Daniel study Social hour followed with attendees Mesdames A. B. Strader J. M. Durrett J. W. Cook Ed McKinney W. R. Brown
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Circle No
The
First Christian Church
J. L. Hardy
Tyler Street
W. R. Brown
Daniel
Mesdames A
Strader
J. M. Durrett
J. W. Cook
Ed McKinney
Day Nursery Seeks Flowers for Flower Boxes
Day Nursery at 501 Buchanan Street asks residents with surplus plants or flowers to call Mrs. Ruby Robinson or bring them to the nursery. Mrs. Robinson plans to make flower boxes and the children at the nursery enjoy the blooms.
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Ruby Robinson
Buchanan Street
Midol touted as quick relief for menstrual pain
An advertisement claims Midol stops menstrual pain in five to seven minutes without being a narcotic. It markets the product to women as a special preparation by specialists, available for fifty cents in aluminum packaging at local drug stores.
Betty Blanchard Class Social Planned at Central Presbyterian
The Betty Blanchard Sunday School Class of Central Presbyterian Church will hold its monthly social Friday at 2 PM in the young peoples room. Members are urged to attend as the group will spend the afternoon quilting.
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Betty Blanchard
Central Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples
Rainbow Girls In Regular Session
Rainbow Girls will meet in regular session Saturday evening at 7:30 in the Masonic Temple. All members are urged to be present.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Woman's Responsibility- Can You Meet Yours
Mrs W V Harper of San Antonio reports relief after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weakness headaches and constipation. Ad claims the product has no alcohol or harmful ingredients and offers a trial tablet package by mail for 10 cents from Buffalo New York.
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Smith
San Antonio
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Local Society Notes Inactive Illnesses And Visits
Mrs W T Vance idle at 506 East Fleventh street with improved health. Mrs C F Collier at 1823 Polk street recovering. Mrs Olin Broome at 1200 West Twentieth returns from two weeks in Dallas and Fort Worth. Miss Sallie Gouldy back at 1200 West Twentieth after three months in Austin Dallas and Miss Zuma Vance Cotten visiting parents Tom and Cotten. Baby fish feeding cost across 242 hatcheries last year totaled 261020 dollars.
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W. T. Vance
East Fleventh Street
Olin Broome
1200 West Twentieth Street
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Zuma Vance Cotten
Simmons University
Abilene
Tom Cotten
Omaha calf show prizes awarded at cattlemen convention
Every boy who entered a calf in the baby beef show received a prize through the courtesy of the Omaha company. The event accompanied the cattlemen’s convention and highlighted youth participation in agriculture.
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Omaha Company
What a Woman of 30 Should Weigh
Advice on ideal weight by height quotes figures for five foot seven, five foot five, and five foot three women. Warns against excessive thinness and promotes McCoy's Tablets with a guarantee of at least five pounds gain after four boxes or two dollars back if not satisfied.
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Adirondack
McCoy
Fox, Randal and
America
Local contest ends with donation to prize last place
Bert Roberts solicitor for the Union Stock Yards Co of Omaha donated 15 dollars to reward the last three entries in a contest after it was found there were no money prizes. A few minutes later three local men ...
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Union Stock Yards Company, Ltd
Omaha
Neb
Bert Roberts
Popular shades dominate color notes at evening parties
A color note shows pink in all tones and reds from soft to deep as the popular shades at recent evening parties and mentions a donor who offered prize money but Mr. Roberts had already given his check.
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Mr. Roberts
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Gouldy Furniture CO
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the Oriental Shop
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American State Bank
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