Four PEO Groups Share Tea at Elson Home in Amarillo
About 65 members from Amarillo PEO Sisterhood chapters Z AN AT attended a tea at Mrs. Murray Elson’s home 1409 Washington Street. The event featured a pre tea business meeting followed by vocal and piano numbers from Mrs. R W Adams Mrs. Earl Barnt and Mrs. R N McKitterick with a lace covered table and pastel floral centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson
Amarillo
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Murray Elson
Washington Street
R. W. Adams
Earl Barnt
R. N. ,_McKitterick
Teethina Help for Colic and Constipation in Babies
A mother administers Teethina to soothe a crying baby with colic and temporary constipation. The product is described as a mild laxative that cleanses irritated waste, relieves pain, and aids sleep. The ad notes twelve powders for 89 cents and promotes Teethina for loose bowels from faulty diet.
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Thia
Ray Vahue To Give Recital At Conservatory Thursday
Ray Vahue son of Mr and Mrs L A Vahue 805 Belleview Street will be presented in a preparatory piano recital Thursday at 8 oclock at the Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas He studies with Idelma Conoley Brien Webster will assist in the ensemble and Bobby Aldridge and Charles Ray Armstrong will read Friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Vahue
L. A. Vahue
Belleview Street
Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas
Idelma Conoley
Ray
Brien Webster
Miss Conoley
Bobby Aldridge
Charles Ray Armstrong
Thelma Allen Martin
Local Club Meetings Planned This Week
Mrs Lena Dale Reece at 1209 West Eleventh Avenue hosts the Diversion Club at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. Mrs D M Coffee at 1612 Jackson Street hosts the Friday Needle Club Friday at 2 45 pm. Mrs W W McEntyre hosts an all day Halcyon Club picnic at her Palisades home. Blue Bonnet Needle Club meets tomorrow at 2 30 pm at 2203 Hughes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Dale Reece
West Eleventh Avenue
D. M
Friday Needle Club
Jackson Street
W. W. McEntyre
Halcyon Club
The
Palisades
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Earl W Smith
Hughes Street
Earl W. Smith
Tiny Bridge Club Meets for Games in Hendricks Home
Mrs. Maxine Hendricks hosted the Tiny Bridge Club at 1001 Monroe Street yesterday afternoon. Prizes went to High winner Mrs. L. Killion, second to Miss Margaret Sullivan, traveling to Mrs. Obie Reeves, with other players including Ethel Tanner, John W. Lee, D. B. White, and Bob Burton. The next meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Tanner at 1012 Pierce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hendricks
Monroe Street
L. ©. Killion
Margaret Sullivan
Obie Reeves
Ethel Tanner
John W. Lee
D. B. White
Bob Burton
Tanner
Pierce Street
Poppy Day Announced by Hanson Post Auxiliary
Mrs. J. Horace Griggs announces Poppy Day on May 25 in Amarillo and nationwide. Poppies sold by Hanson Post unit will benefit disabled veterans and families of the dead through Legion and Auxiliary welfare work. Wearing the poppy honors World War I dead and expresses patriotism amid renewed European conflict.
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Amarillo
J. Horace Griggs
Hanson Post
American Legion Auxiliary
8S. F. Rose
Legion
America
United States
Community Calendar of Polk Street Methodist and Local Clubs
Local clubs and church groups schedule events tonight and later in the week. Fellowship hall dinners open houses, banquets, and meetings occur at MacDowell Girls Fine Arts Club, Carpenters Hall, Amarillo Hotel, and Polk Street venues with times from 1 to 9:30 p.m. Notable gatherings include Junior Business Women's Mother-Daughter Banquet and Rotary style Auxiliary activities.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
San Jacinto Kiwanis and Kiwani-Anns Host Luncheon Plans
The San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns met for a regular luncheon at 1510 Travis Street with Mrs. O R McCollum hosting. Special guest Mrs. McCollum's parents attended. Upcoming events include a Mother’s Day luncheon and a picnic lunch for the Kiwanis and Kiwani-Anns to benefit the Preventorium, plus a string of club meetings and community notices across local groups and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
O. R. McCollum
Travis Street
P. C. Cayton
Ansley
McCollum
Morris Ot Borger
Mesdames c. Co. Cunningham
W. E. Haley
F. W. Ansley
Kiwanis Club
Kiwani-Anns
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Conservatory
Hudson
M.p
White & Kirk
Seco
Sewing
Tiny Bridge Club
Hendricks
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Polk Street
Methodist Workers’ Council
Junior Business Women's Club
MacDowell Girls’ Fine Arts Club
Federation Club
Carpenters
Painters’ Union
Warren Sparks
West Eighteenth Avenue
Pierian Club
Tom Currie
van Buren Street
Woman's Club
D. W. Owen
Tyler Street
R. W. Hall
Owen
Harry Sims
West Nineteenth Avenue
Progressive Child Study Club
Rual Jones
Fairmont Street
American Business Club
el Navegar Club
Salome's
O'Clock
Delphian Chapter
Delphian Society
West
Tenth Avenue
Royal Neighbors of America
C.C.F. Hall
Alva Slay
Forest Hill Pta
Queen Esther Club
M. L. Puller
Madison Street
Addie Britt
Vernon Hancock
L. T. D. Club
C. C. Grimes
Maria
First Baptist Church
Church
Leon Yocham
Bridgette Club
Horace Howard
Homecraft Club
Fellwood Park
Polk Street Methodist Choir
Bryan York
Carpenters’ Hall
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns Plan Party
Woodmen Circle
Pessean
Beryl Needie Club
Ed Pitman
East Ninth Avenue
Jolly Jibbers Club
John D. Dunn
Ellwood Park
Thimble Club
W. J Fodgers
Alabama Street
Entre Nous Club
James Bowen
Sunset Terrace
Musical Arts Conservatory
Palo Duro Baptist Association
M. U. School of Instruction
Fairview Baptist W. M. U
Earl Hibbs
North Hayes Street
Fairview Baptist W. M. A
W. B. Robinson
Roberts Street
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Electric Co
Susbanes
Southwestern Public Service ‘Company
Vanity Fair
Blackburn Bros
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