Junior Group Has Musical Program
The Junior Philharmonic Club Group One met Monday afternoon at Miss Kathryn Turner’s home 1618 Harrison Street. Miss Isabel Boxwell hosted. A bridge party was planned for Thursday April 5 for members and guests. The program featured Chopin life talk by Kathryn Eckert a vocal solo Mine by Thelma Means with Doris Williams on piano a whistling Birds in the Brook by Kathryn Turner with Mrs. Caldwell piano and a Intermezzo violin solo by Dorothy Coan with Mrs. Crudgington. A spirited contest awarded Ruth Early the prize then choral practice followed refreshments for listed members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Philharmonic Club
Kathryn Turner
Harrison Street
Isabel Boxwell
Junior Philhrmonic Club
Chopin
Kathryn Eckert
Thelma Means
Inah Corbin
Dolores Baum
Lenora Womack
Dorothy Coan
Mary Holman
Ruth Berry
Kathryn Roach
Mesdames T. M. Caldwell
Harvey Crudgington
IW. Sanders
R. J. Moore
Tots Style Review At McKinley School Friday Evening
A miniature style review for children from two years up will showcase sports and evening ensembles at McKinley School. The program includes dances and musical numbers with Frances Maxfield leading a Easter parade song and performances by Jane Edwards Doris Gray Mac Jo Winn and many others. Proceeds from a small admission benefit the McKinley School P T A.
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McKinley School
Frances Maxfield
Jane Edwards
Doris Gray
Mac Jo Winn
Dorothy Montgomery
Monette Chambers
Sherley Maxfield
Virginia Bussey
Bible Club Morning Lesson Adds Two Members in Amarillo
The Bible Club of Amarillo met at 9 30 AM with Mrs C D Hardin at 3916 West Fourth Avenue. A brief business session led by Mrs D C Rogers admitted two new members Mrs Frank McBride and Mrs Walter Russell. Next meeting set for April 10 with Mrs W J Kenehan at 402 Sunset Terrace.
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The
Bible Club of
Amarillo
C. D. Hardin
West Fourth Avenue
D C. Rogers
Frank McBride
Walter Russell
T. M. Bruner
W. J. Kenehan
Sunset Terrace
Fred Young
Eugene Simpson
D. C. Rogers
J. M Kenehan
Lee Herry
Teddy Bear in O2 Pantomime to Play in Borger Tonight
The pantomime and dance adaptation from the Stories entitled Teddy Bear in O72 will be presented in Borger this evening by young talent. Sponsored by the Borger Parent-Teacher Association, the ballet will be in the high school auditorium at 7 30. A group from Amarillo is expected to attend.
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Elsie Little
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Borger
Parent-Teacher Association of
Amarillo
Evening club events and meetings listed in Wolfin school district
Community notices list multiple events and gatherings across Wolfin area venues. Activities include performances at Wolfin School Auditorium and various club meetings, luncheons, study clubs, and benefit tournaments with times from 2:30 to 9:30 p.m. Many hosts named with addresses on Harrison and Johnson streets, Van Buren and Mississippi streets.
Sidelights on Trial of Frank Crutchfield
The Frank Crutchfield murder trial enters its second week with vivid sidelights. Witnesses include Mrs. Frank Cates once an Amarillo Star-Telegram advertiser, and Policeman Frank King’s fainting linked to horse shoe chewing and a hot courtroom. Courtroom ventilation proves a persistent nuisance as jurors demand air while staff keep order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crutchfield
Frank King
King
Polk Street
Frank
Frank Cates
Fort Worth
Crutchfield
Bill Adams
Maundy Thursday and Good Friday Services Noted
Maundy Thursday services are planned with morning and afternoon Catholic and Episcopalian observances. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church will hold an 8 o'clock evening service tomorrow. Good Friday features a three hour service at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mrs L W Timms Honored With Surprise Birthday Luncheon
Ama rillo Woman's Athletic Club members hosted a surprise luncheon and party at 820 Palo Duro Drive to honor Mrs. L. W. Timms on her birthday, Tuesday.
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L. W. Timms
Amarillo
Panhandle Pen Women plan luncheon at quarterly meeting
Visiting Pen Women will attend a luncheon during the Panhandle Pen Women's Society quarterly meeting next Tuesday in Room 7 Green Building Taylor Street. The program includes talks by Frank Clay Cross of Denver and John L. McCarty publisher at 10 and luncheon at noon.
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Pen
Panhandle Pen Women's Society
Green Building
Taylor Street
Frank Clay Cross
Denver
Colo
John L. McCarty
Dalhart
Pen Women
Speers Welcome Daughter Jocelyn Nell at St Anthony's
Mr and Mrs Arlie Speer announce the arrival of a daughter Jocelyn Nell at St Anthony's Hospital on March 21.
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Speers
Daughter
Arlie Speer
Prospect Street
Jocelyn Nell
St. Anthony's Hospital
Railway Telegraphers Hold Conference in Amarillo
A district meeting of the Order of Railway Telegraphers drew delegates from three railroads and about 125 members to the Herring Hotel in Amarillo. The group voted to establish a regular anniversary gathering with the first assembly set for June 9 in Amarillo. Leon J. Rose of St. Louis gave the keynote address with other speakers including J. W. Young Dalhart W A Gentron and Sam McCrevey. S L Greenwood of Wichita Falls presided. H A Daniel and Leon J. Ross attended as 25 year gold medal members.
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Order of Railway Telegraphers
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Leon J. Rose
St. Louis
J. W. Young
Dalhart
W. A. Gentron
Sam McCrevey
S. L. Greenwood
Wichita Falls
H. A. Daniel
Léon J. Ross
Rare Central American coffee paradise beckons
A vivid plea for trying a truly distinct coffee from a secluded West Coast Central American district. Isolated mountain plantations produce mellow, rich flavors and a winey tang, offering a premium but limited crop unmatched elsewhere.
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Central America
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Tots
Bible Club
Lux
Wolfin School
Glendoris Bridge Club
E. B. Moreman
Virginia Street
Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Glenwood
Annie Priest
van Buren Street
Pierian Club
Charles Fisk
Rena Belle Akeson
Tyler Street School
Ladies’ Auxiliary
O. R
Athenaeum Club
F. M. Neal
Fillmore Street
Roycroft Study Club
Oliver Eakle
Stitch End Chatter Club
J. W. Weaver
North Johnson Street
Woman's Club
Don Culton
Thomas F. Turner
Guy Owen
Tel-an-Tel Club
Roger Wheeler
Mississippi Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Delphian
Hugo Lowenstern
Hayden Street
Sunshine Child Study Club
Walter G. Russell
Arch Terrace
Lee Ryan
Pierce Street
H. A. Williams
Woodmen Circle
MacDowell Music Club
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
Norman Minter
Globe News
Norman
Lee J. Wiliamson
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Ray Pennington
Pleasant Valley
J. E. Adelmann
Roy Boland
Lee J. Williamson
Gladys Burton
Grady Blair
Fred Wendt
Paris
Red Carnation Lodge
Painters Hall
First Baptist Church
John Josey
Henry
Bishop
Wm.l. Ball Chiropractor
Blackburn
L. J. Ross
Plough
Vincente Lopez
NBC
Polk St
Polk
Greer’s
Men’s Department
Greer
Greer's
Greer’s Department Store
Amarillo,tex
News-Globe
Bertha
Folger
America
Folger's Coffee
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas City
San Francisco
Adventures of
Judy and
Jane
Broadway
Folger’s Coffee
Emily
Folger’s
Leunor
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