Baptist W M S Teas Farewell For Mrs Stanley
The First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society hosted a tea at 1212 Van Buren Street to honor Mrs George L Stanley as she moves to Canyon. A farewell quilt was presented by Mrs L I Pinkerton, with Mrs Howard Trigg leading the silver offering for WMU work and about 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Stanley
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Canyon
G. L. Yates
van Buren Street
Stanley
L. I. Pinkerton
Howard Trigg
John Josey
J. W. Sanders
Marion Allen
J. Francis Brown
R. R. Swindell
A. D. Steed
L. M. Fischer
Friday Social Calendar and Saturday Demonstrations
Amarillo Scottish Society hosted piano pupils of Mrs. H H Warner at 2408 B Fillmore Street with performances at 8 15. Unity Study Club met at 1500 Taylor Street at 7 45. Saturday activities include a Market at Municipal Auditorium foyer 8 30 to 11 30 and Wilson Studios of Music at 1013 Harrison Street at 7 30 for varied programs. An January February March birthday party for Buchanan Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society featured a program contests and a decorated table honoring Mesdames Huckabee Pace Click Smith Thompson Lucas McPherson Fain and Miss Iola McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Studios
J. E. Montgomery
Mildred Newell
Jewel Ashford
Elizabeth Birkmeyer
Viola W. Wilson
Harrison Street
Dorothy Grimes
Billy Louise Berry
Warner Wilson
Grace Virginia Rogers
Virginia Stogner
Betty Sullivan
Betty Jean Hughes
Doris Gale Crownover
Kathryn
Margaret Farwell
Roberne Wilson
Woman's Missionary Society of
Buchanan Street
Methodist Church
J. S. Huckabee
Imogene Pace
J. A. Click
J. A. Smith
W. E. Thompson
W. E. Lucas
C. E. McPherson
T. F. Fain
Iola McPherson
Powder Crepe and Linen Suit Headlines in Spring Fashion
New fabrics for spring include a powder crepe with a frosted finish and a powdery look, ideal for spectator sports wear or occasional town dresses. The mannish trend brings a smart linen trouser model with a trim single breasted jacket that can pair with trousers or a straight skirt for a practical three piece weekend costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church Food Sales and Piano Recital Announced
The First Church of the Nazarene will hold all day food sales at M-System Stores 3306 West Sixth Avenue and 312 East Tenth Avenue on Saturday. Mrs. H. H. Warner will present a piano recital at her Fillmore Street studio 2406-B Friday at 8 15 p m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Church of the Nazarene
M-System
West Sixth Avenue
East Tenth Avenue
H. H. Warner
Fillmore Street
Glenwood Club Hosts All Day Quilting Party
The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club met with Mrs. A. M. Sims on River Road for an all day quilting event. A noon covered dish luncheon was served to attendees including Mesdames J. Spencer Knight Lee Barry Arthur Beard R. N. Gillette J. L. Walker R. T. Martin R. H. Eldredge Beulah Montgomery Carrie Jennings George Barry Green Wilson H. R. Davis George Hilton and the hostess. The group will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. E. Fort at 1318 East Thirteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
A. M. Sims
River Road
Mesdames J. Spencer Knight
Lee Barry
Arthur Beard
R. N. Gillette
J. L. Walker
R. T. Martin
R. H. Eldredge
Beulah Montgomeyr
Carrie Jennings
George Barry
Green Wilson
H. R. Davis
George Hilton
Sister of Lusitania survivor reappears after mistaken death
Philadelphia report says Mrs. Mary Thompson, believed dead after the Lusitania sinking for a year, stood in her sister Mrs. Terence Mooney’s doorway. The sister had cancelled passage on the ill fated ship at the last minute, and had lost track of her relation since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Terence Mooney
U. S. Lusitania
Mary Thompson
Adorable Pattern 2489 for young tots and lingerie
Pattern 2489 offers dainty dresses with puffed sleeves in dim ity lawn swiss and organdie. Sizes 2 4 6 and 8 cost 15 cents pattern. catalog and pattern together 25 cents. Mail to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept 243 W 17th St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimity
Anne Adams
Paris
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Mothers Class Entertained By Central Presbyterian Members
Members of the Mothers Class at Central Presbyterian enjoyed a Foster party hosted by teacher Mrs. M. W. Allman at 2107 Tyler Street. Jane Singleton read The Romance of the Sepulchre. Mrs. Womack won the Bible contest prize. Mrs. Hackler took the jig saw puzzle prize. Four hundred Michigan girls donated last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
M. W. Allman
Tyler Street
Jane Singleton
Paul Womack
J. P. Hackler
HW. H. Gittrich
J. D. Singleton
H. M. Singleton
F. A. Zimpfer
J. R. Hulen
C. EB. Mitcham
Carol Gregg
Jean Klein
Arthur McKay
Howard Griggs
M. I. Bevens
R. F. Dryden
R. Wahue
M.C. McCartney
D. R. Spurlock
M. V. Allman
Local Play to Be on Tuesday at Municipal Auditorium
The Things That Count a Little Theater production written by Laurence Eyre will be presented April 4 at Municipal Auditorium rehearsals are in progress. The cast includes Eloise Gipson J T Shurman Paul Ellis Marguerite Boon Mary Pat Inman George Pinky Vineyard Ardis Martin Iris Westbay Kathryn Bartlett Cornelia Wolflin Patton Mrs R A Duncan Dickey Mayer Betty Marie Thompson and Elizabeth Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
McKinley School Auditorium
Laurence Eyre
New York
Eloise Gipson
J. T. Shurman
Paul Ellis
Marguerite Boon
Mary Pat Inman
George 8
Woodmen Camp Reports From State Convention
Mineral Wells Mich 31 The Woodmen of the World in state convention heard reports from head camp officials and a report by Ed Henry and Dr Kearty of San Antonio on the hospital there. The gathering was attended by some local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
Mich
Woodmen of the World
Ed Henry
Kearty
San Antonio
Remarkable health turn for Lydia Ki Pinkham’s remedy
A nurse recommended Lydia Ki Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to La Verne Hunt of Robbinsdale Minnesota who was run-down nervous and despondent. She reports feeling strong and well and praises the change and recommends the medicine to friends and women in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ki. Pinkham
Bar 22
Robbinsdale
Minnesota
Former Banker at Graham Sentenced
Horace Lee Tidwell, former Graham banker, was sentenced in Wichita Falls to two years in prison and a $2,500 fine after pleading guilty to embezzlement in federal court. He faced Fort Worth indictments for shortages totaling $68,000, which were restored by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Horace Lee Tidwell
Graham Banker
Fort Worth
Black Maskers Travel to Dimmitt Friday Night
Amarillo's Black Mask Players will journey to Dimmitt Friday night for an evening performance. The event showcases the troupe's dramatic works and aims to draw local audiences to the rural Texas town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmitt
Amarillo
Black Mask
Uncle John Show Staged at High School Auditorium
Community event to present Uncle John in the high school auditorium with proceeds for the Child's Study Club of Dimmitt. Cast includes Frank Hardeman Rue Paula Parcells Ridgeway Zelley Aubrey Jackson Mrs Mary K Harty Mrs Edith Wells Darrell Jackson directed by Dr R P Parcells with Cecil Eaton as stage manager and Charles Lowe as electrician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dimmitt
Frank Hardeman
Woodmen Camp Opens Sessions with National Leaders
The 950 Woodmen delegates met after election of officers and selection of the next annual assembly city. Speakers included Judge W. C. Braden of Lake Charles Louisiana R. E. Miller state manager and D B E Bradshaw Omaha president of the Woodmen’s national organization Earl Z Crowdus head counsel presided at the opening sessions of the Texas head camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Braden
Lake Charles
R. E. Miller
Dallas
D. BE. Bradshaw
Omaha
Woodmen’s National Organization
Earl Z. Crowdus
Texas
Latin Tournament Set for April 8 at Amarillo High
The annual West Texas Latin tournament will be held at Amarillo High School on April 8. Miss Anna Klapproth, head of the Latin department, leads arrangements. Twelve cities will be represented with entries from both senior and junior high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Amarillo High School
Anna Klapproth
Family home destroyed by midnight fire on Fillmore Street
A frame house at 1809 South Fillmore Street burned to ashes after a fire of undetermined origin broke out at Friday midnight. The structure and its contents were destroyed. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fillmore Street
Fire Destroys Home of Rhodes Family on New Property
Neighbors found a blaze at the Rhodes residence, occupied by a family that had just moved in two days earlier. The property belonged to J. M. Garretson. Dewey Morris, assistant fire chief, said no loss estimate has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Garretson
Rhodes
Dewey Morris
Headache and Dizziness From Constipation Advised
Mr R G Randall of Texarkana Arkansas reports headaches dizziness and tiredness from constipation but says Black-Draught is effective and helps him feel capable again. Mrs Randall also uses Black-Draught for severe constipation and relief from headaches, urging others to try the powdered herb medicine today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Randall
Texarkana, Ark
Leven Aie
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. A. Ashford
E. F. Morrow
Jesus
Marion Hill
Princess de
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Ballibands
Amarillo Scottish Society
Robert Pryde
Fairmont Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Wilson Studios of Music
Trouser
W. M
Glenwood Club
Lusitania
Tolzien
Starr
Serpe Seheyes
Paramount Theatre
Charmian Beauty Shoppe
Blackburn Bldg
King Kong
Paramount
Hollywood
Mrs, G. ©. McDaniel
McDaniel
University of Michigan
Woodmen
St. Joseph
St. Joseph's
Rethan & Ciques
Graham
Amarillo Greenhouse
Jaylor St
Eal Health
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Ona Evans
R. No
Newbern, Tennessee
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Skuys
Warner
Polk Street
Marian Martin
Spring
Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New, York City
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