Amarillo Women Honor Senior Girls With Tea
The Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women hosted a tea at 2101 Harrison Street to honor senior girls of Amarillo High School. Guests included Mrs. Allen Early and Mrs. W. W. Rusk, with music by Marella Myers and Evelyn Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Allen Early
Harrison Street
Marella Myers
Austin Myers
Evelyn Kennedy
Mesdames Gervis Taylor
Rolla Cartwright
W. W. Rusk
Co. P Atwood
Lottie Wright
James L. Coss
Ben Arney
C. M. Holt
John Maynard
Marie Barton
Norma Haire
Susan Johnson
Vesta Molesworth
Virginia Dell Gladish
Sybil Barker
Dicksie Ricks
Jo Chambers
Betty Crawford
Mary Robinson
Granett Stove
Mary Lurline Scott
Minnie Fefenman
Jess Arden
Maurene Vaughn
Betty Cline
Marguerite Cox
Emma Jo King
Hassie Mae Fowler
Letta Clark
Loyola Leeper
Maymie Oliver
Louise Lieberman
Miriam Rubin
Dorothy Stubblefield
Dorothy Brigance
Elizabeth Nixson
Annie McDonald
Neva Claybrook
Geraldine Logan
Charlene van Fleet
Louise Conrady
Myrtle Blyvthe Whitney
Viola Langford
Mildred Fly
Mildred Locher
Dorothy Walker
Nell Rhoads
Jane Austin
Thelma Vinson
Seleta Presley
Quanita Conger
Robert Ricks
H E Bozeman
C S. Makeig
G. G. Ordway
E H Ashcraft
J. Frank Ford Vega
C. C Shaller
J. B. Cooley
J. J. Cannon
M. M Hagler
J.D Thompson
Gervis Taylor
Summit School PTA to close year with assembly ceremony
The Summit School Parent-Teacher Association will conclude the year at a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the school assembly room. Principal E. O. New will deliver the farewell address. Mrs. W. D. West Bay will supervise officer installation. Certificates and badges for Junior Health Club members who passed the state course will be awarded by school nurse Mrs. Ruby Wirt Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit School
Parent- Teacher Association
E. O. New
W. D. Westbay
Ruby Wirt Gordon
Installation of officers at San Jacinto PTA meeting
The San Jacinto Parent Teacher Association will hold an officers installation Tuesday at 3 30 in the school auditorium with Mrs. Vernon McEntire as installing officer. Past presidents will attend as special guests while the Mother Singers Club will present several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Vernon McEntire
Mother Singers Club
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
Advertisement promotes Fasteeth powder to secure dentures with no gummy taste. Claims to prevent slipping and dropping, sweeten breath, and provide comfort. Distributed through City Drug Stores and Fox Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug
Fox Drug Stores
A Young Lady of Fashion Pattern 1789 Seeks Buyers
An Anne Adams sewing pattern offers a chic little yokelong panel frock with inverted pleats and bloomers for sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. The pattern includes step by step instructions and costs fifteen cents for pattern only or twenty five cents for book and pattern. order via The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 243 West 17th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
River Road Club Holds All Day Meeting and Plans
The River Road Home Demonstration Club met all day at Mrs. E. F. Hall's home with patterns made led by Mrs. W. M. Patton. An all day session is set for Tuesday at Mrs. E. G. Atkinson's to finish patterns. Mrs. J. B. Diggs announced music at Pleasant Valley School Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bob J. Johnson urged members to bring farm products to Potter County Home Demonstration Market each week. Attendees included Mesdames Hill, Fulton, Webb, Killough, Atkinson, Johnson, Gilbert, Workman, Pleasent, Connellie, Diggs, and Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
E. F. Hall
W. M. Patton
E. G. Atkinson
J. B. Diggs
Pleasant Valley
Bob J. Johnson
Potter County Home
Harry Hill
W. J. Fulton
E. J. Webb
R. I. Killough
W. B. Gilbert
R. B. Workman
Frank Pleasent
R. 8. Connellie
Mrs Harry OBryant Hosts Secret Society Bridge Club
Mrs Harry O Bryant entertained the Secret Society Bridge Club Thursday afternoon at her home with spring flowers as decorations. High score went to Mrs Lester Cruitt and consolation to Mrs Lester Bannister. Attendants included Mesdames Earle Swaner Jim Develin J McHurd Lester Cruitt Lester Bannister John Parker and Carl Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O'Bryant
Secret Society Bridge Club
Lester Cruitt
Lester Bannister
Earle Swaner
Jim Develin
J. McHurd
John Parker
Carl Spencer
Mother's Day program set for BPW Club meeting
A Mother's Day program is planned for the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting Tuesday evening at 6 15 at the Amarillo Hotel. The T FEL, Class of First Baptist Church, will be entertained with a covered dish luncheon at the church Friday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Hotel
Business and Professional Women’s Club
T Fel
First Baptist Church
My Beauty Hint Emphasizes Exercise Over Diet
The speaker notes that dieting is limited and stresses daily activity. She avoids excess sugars and starches, preferring to golf, swim, or walk an hour and a half to maintain vitality and color.
Recital Tonight by Helen Marie Jones in Amarillo
Helen Marie Jones of Pampa appears in a National Music Week program at Amarillo College of Music tonight at 8. Faculty and advanced students from May Forman Carr Music School present a free recital. Eight pianists perform the Fidelio Overture and Beethoven Fifth, four hands, with Hermine Stover violinist and other selections including Mendelssohn concerto, piano solos by Mrs. Carr, and voice numbers by Mrs. Ethel Powell and Malcolm Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Foreman Carr
Pampa
Amarillo College of Music
Helen Marie Jones
Amarillo
Miss Jones
Beethoven
Hermine Stover
Mendelssohn
Carr
Ethel Powell
Malcolm Carr
Amarillo Chorus Highlights Stabat Mater Cantata
A near capacity Amarillo church heard the Amarillo Civic Chorus perform Rossini’s Stabat Mater with 75 voices plus 25 from the Pampa Philharmonic Choir. Soloists included Myers Peterson Robinson Janek and Truloye with multiple quartets and a Buck Festival Te Deum finale. The event opened National Music Week with plans for a Pampa revival next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Civic Chorus
Rossini
Pampa
May Foreman Carr
First Methodist Church
Mr. Myers
Frank Peterson
Lloyd F. Robinson
Clifton Janek
Madelyn Robinson
Otis Truloye
Theodora Dodd
Debbie Patterson
Adelina Patti
Alboni
Trulove
Miss Patterson
Dr. Robinson
Cathedral Young Peoples Club Meeting Promotes Orthodox Talks
The Cathedral Young Peoples Club met at Parish House 1110 Washington Street. John Davidson spoke on The New Oxford Movement and its spread in England and the United States. Father W F Rosen announced a talks series on Catholic religious orders. The club voted to hold a dance at the Nat Thursday evening inviting members and friends. Three new members Edna Lutkemeyer Clara Doman and Edith Doman attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Young Peoples' Club
Washington Street
John Davidson
England
United States
W. F. Rosen
Edna Lutkemeyer
Clara Doman
Edith Doman
Energetic Sewing Club Meet At Mrs Sapp Home
The Energetic Sewing Club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. B. Sapp at 906 A Virginia Street on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edvin Markham
Chile
Con.oration League of America
Ll. M. Laughlin
Progridt Street
Enzzette Sewing Club
U. S Sapp
Virginia Street
Sapp
Halcyon Club entertains at Mrs. Terrell home
Mrs. C. W. Terrell hosted the Halcyon Club Friday afternoon at her home 101 Arch Road with spring flower decor. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Joe Shields, G. F. Branson, Roy Bernard, M. K. Young, W. A. Higgins, H. P. Cochran and the hostess. The next meeting is set with Mrs Bernard at 501 Tennessee Street on May 18 at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon Club
C. W. Terrell
Arch Road
Joe Shields
G. F. Branson
Roy Bernard
M. K. Young
W. A. Higgins
H. P. Cocharan
Dallas Chamber of Commerce Spring Good Will Tour
Clyde Farmer, city ticket agent for the Denver, said the spring good will tour will depart Dallas at 9 50 Saturday morning over the Fort Worth and Denver railroad. The party leaves Amarillo at 11 50 for Abilene over the Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth & Denver
Dallas
Clyde Farmer
Denver
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Abilene
Santa Fe
Feen a Mint Laxative Gum Promotes Gentle Constipation Relief
An old fashioned styled advertisement touts Feen a Mint chewing gum as a modern laxative for slow elimination. It claims even distribution in the system avoids shock or stomach upset and urges old folks to use the product for prompt relief. Prices shown at 15 and 25 cents at druggists nationwide.
Decorations for Royal Neighbors Convention by Goldenrod Club
The Goldenrod Club prepared decorations for the Royal Neighbors of America district convention to be held April 15 at the I O O F Hall. The April event will have headquarters at the hall with Mrs. BE Benesch hosting the preps and guests including Mesdames Bertha Lawrence Dick Galle and M K Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Goldenrod Club
BE. M. Benesch
Kentucky Street
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bertha Lawrence
Dick Galle
M. K. Jackson
C. R. Richardson
A. D. Hughes
M. 8. Boyer
J. C. Craneford
Martha Class to Have Luncheon at Mrs Mathis Home
The Martha Class of First Baptist Church will hold a covered dish luncheon at 1303 Washington Street at noon Tuesday. All teachers are invited to attend. The item notes a church activity and location with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artha
First Baptist Creh
M Mathis
Washington
Martha
First Baptist Church
Mel Mathis
Washington Street
Mrs Cochran's Mother Visits Local Family
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Cochran of 405 Forest Street hosted Mrs. Cochran's mother, Mrs. C. W. Millbern of Los Angeles. The guest departed recently to visit relatives in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Cochran
Forest Street
Silver Satin Fashions New Evening Gown in Paris
Shimmering silver satin molded to the figure creates a stunning evening gown worn by the Countess de Cosse Bris sac in Paris. The design features satin loops along the shoulders as the sole trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess de Cosse
Paris
Refresh Bile To Kill A Cold
Advertisement for E Z Tablets promote breezy bile cleansing to fight colds. Claims mild action and energy boost with chocolate covered tablets, marketed as a natural liver and bowel aid. Supposedly no calcium and sold in drug stores at 60 per pack.
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Miss Jewell Davidson
Western Avenue
Estuciar Club
John Cavin
Hayden Street
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Flov
Studer
Beryl Needle Club
East Tenth Avenue
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Kathleen Maddox
A. P. Black
Summit School Parent - Teacher Association
Wolflin
Milholland
North Johnson Street
The
McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association
Bible Club
T. M Bruner
West Fifteenth Ave
L. E
W. O. W. Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Banqnet
Thrifty Home
H. D. Franklin
M C. Bradford
F G Atkinson
J. Efson
Jacinto P. T. A
J. EF. Huison Street
Exigit Picm
Daniels Parola
Prench Motion Picture
SAN Jacinto P. T. A
Amarillo Country Club
M. M. Hagler
Ice Ata
Fashion Pattern
River Road Club
Mrs
Harry O’ Bryant
Tr. E. L
Grace Moore
Closeud
Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
Lupino
Much Herbert
Conrad Nagel
Beverly Hills
Newton
Harrisson Williams
Schilling Liquid
Lio
Storage Service
Arthur
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