Wolflin P. T. A. Closes Year With Installations
Wolflin School P T A closed its year with a business meeting and candlelight officer installation at the school. Officers were installed by past president Mrs. Arthur Ware, and Mrs. Aubrey Jackson was welcomed as the new president. Miss Annie McDonald spoke on health education and the new curriculum. The group voted to present a dictionary to the school and welcomed incoming mothers for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin School Parent-Teacher Association
Horace Gibson
Wolflin School
Annie McDonald
Amarillo
Arthur Ware
F. A. Zimpfer
Aubrey Jackson
Apple Complexions Luster and Seasonal Icing Hints
Household hints cover preventing apple browning with citrus juices and salt water storage. Glassware gains luster from blueing soap suds. Dandelion stains respond to denatured alcohol. Cheese and tongue bites and dill pickles create canapés. Spiced fruit in gelatin suits veal pork or ham. Prunes stuffed with cottage cheese pair with watercress salads. Strawberry icing idea and dumpling batter tips complete the column.
Disney Oklahoma Elects Baker To 30 Day Rule In Town Dance
In Disney Oklahoma a 30 day rule adopts Billy Baker after a decisive 603 to 201 win over Vera Silar. The new regime promises loud dancing, late music, and curfew free streets until incorporation sets permanent governance. Police Chief Hale Dunn comments on the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Baker
Disney
Vera Silar
Hale Dunn
Federation Hears Reports From Potter County Women Groups
The Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs met in Federation Club Rooms with Mrs. F. M. Neal presiding in Mrs. W. S. Izzard’s absence. Mrs. W. N. Stokes reported on the Childress district convention, noting peace as a key topic. The law observance chair A. J. Folley discussed crime costs while S. E. Fish presented the house committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation Club
F. M. Neal
W. S. Izzard
Kansas City
National Federation
W. N. Stokes
Childress
Peace
A. J. Folley
America
S. E. Fish
House Committee
Mesdames
W. P. Strickland
L. C. Taylor
W. H. Ward
Needle Club Luncheon Hosts Honor Members at Aronson Tea Room
Mrs. Lilly G. Hollis and Mrs. J. W. Puckett were hostesses for a Needle Club luncheon at Aronson Tea room. Members in attendance included Mesdames Kirby Brown Ed Hardin C D Jackson Ray Johnson H Banks Jones George Nunn R C Neely Sam Orr Lilly Hollis Florence Puckett C F Randall Ann Summers Davis Tudor John Rowland H H Cooper L O Thompson with guests Mrs Langdon and Mrs Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly G. Hollis
J. W. Puckett
Needle Club
Aronson Tea Room
Mesdames Kirby Brown
Ed Hardin
C. D. Jackson
Ray Johnson
H. Banks Jones
George Nunn
R. C. Neely
Sam Orr
Lilly Hollis
Florence Puckett
C. F. Randall
Ann Summers
Davis Tudor
John Rowland
H. H. Cooper
L. O. Thompson
Mrs. Langdon
Mrs. Wayland
Friendship Class Social Meeting at L F Roush Home
The Friendship Class of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church held a social afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. F. Roush. Mrs. D. P. Meadows assisted. games and contests provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs. H. L. Mauldin. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
L. F. Roush
D. P. Meadows
H. L. Mauldin
A. L. Shinn
L. O. Speer
P. H. Armstrong
Tom Spencer
J. C. Rickman
J. C. Claughton
L. C. Leary
L. C. Walters
A. E. Quest
Ocie Davis
J. A. Leard
Rufus McDowell
Hubert Thompson
Kent Davis
Mrs J F Henry Honored At Surprise Mother's Day Dinner
Mrs J F Henry was honored at a surprise Mother's Day dinner held at her home Sunday. Attendees included W D Henry Freeman Keeter Herman Turner G G Turner Harold Turner Imogene Henry Lorena Turner Frank Henry Russell Turner Barbara Jean Turner Delores Keeter Pat Turner Freddie Keeter Dianne Turner and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Henry
W. D. Henry
Freeman Keeter
Herman Turner
G. G. Turner
Harold Turner
Imogene Henry
Lorena Turner
Frank Henry
Russell Turner
Barbara Jean Turner
Delores Keeter
Pat Turner
Freddie Keeter
Octette Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Earl Barsh
Mrs Earl Barsh hosts a 1 pm luncheon for the Octette Club at 2402 Fillmore Street. The gathering will take place Thursday at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Barsh
Fillmore Street
Ocetette Club
Karl Barsh
Diversion Club Meeting Set for Thursday Morning
The Diversion Club will meet Thursday at 11 oclock in the home of Mrs Ida Attebury 1706 Hughes Street. This brief notice invites members to attend and discuss club affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diversion Club
Ida Attebury
Hughes Street
Black & White Ointment Promises Bump Relief
Ad promotes Black & White Ointment as antiseptic germicidal dressing for bumps rash and eczema irritations. Claims it relieves itching from ringworm and other conditions. Includes skin soap pairing and a 10 cent trial price.
Social Calendar of Tonight and Thursday Events
The notices list numerous social gatherings across Amarillo including V F W Auxiliary at the American Legion Hall at 8, Delta Epsilon at Amarillo College 7 30, Red Carnation Lodge drill team at S O FP Hall 8, plus many clubs and luncheons with dates and hosts throughout Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. W. Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Delta Epsilon
Amarillo College
Red Carnation Lodge
Hall
Philharmonic Club Closes Year With Luncheon
The Philharmonic Club ends its season with a luncheon Monday at 12 45 PM at the Amarillo Country Club. A special program features installation of officers. Members and guests are invited. reservations must be made by noon Saturday with Mrs H A Waller, phone 6163.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Amarillo Country Club
H. A. Waller
Martha Class Luncheon Entertainment at First Baptist Church
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church hosted its monthly luncheon at the church yesterday. Mrs. Joan Josey performed a violin solo with accompaniment by Mr. Josey, as attendees were introduced by Mrs. Ted H. Lokey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
Joan Josey
Mr. Josey
Ted H. Lokey
Mesdames Ben F. Ammons
Fred Cox
E. W. Poole
J. O. White
H. L. Fleetwood
O.S. Smith
Sam Elkins
C. C. Armstrong
R. H. Routh
M. Allen Baker
R. M. Kidwell
John Josey
Forest Buckley
Horace Dwight
M. F. Shaw
John F. Coffman
M. L. Ammons
Charles Feierabend
Frank Walton
Gladys Henderson
Ted Lokey
Bob Clinkscale
T. Neal Arthur
D. C. Peters
K. Cathcart
E. T. Lynch
T. F. Gilbert
R. B. Wolf
C. W. Miller
L. D. Blasingame
H. H. Rumsey
Mesdames H
Richey
Lois Paschall
Clyde Bray
Richard A. Carter
J. P. LeNeveu
T. J. Templeton
Alfred Huke
Guy R. Bradley
Alma Tweedy
Lou Work
Sadie O'Keefe
Bertha Gartner
Josey
Piano Pupils to Give Recital Friday at San Jacinto Church
Pupils of Mrs. R. M. Gardner present modern and classical numbers Friday at 8 o clock in the San Jacinto Methodist Church. Performers include Ruth Dell Bentley Donald McMahon Patty Elliott Marjorie Saunders Ramona McClanahan Betty Jean Wilson Ruth Perry Bobbie Kenneth Patty Marshall Doris Shelton Jeanette Shelton Dessie Jo Turner Harold Perry Charline Pinkney Doris Exum Billie Holmes Marion Durkee Melvin Gardner Billie Joyce Riddleburger Joyce Manning Mary Catherine Barnard Barbara Anderson Sallie Beth Orsborne Bonnie Henson Mary Howren Betty Lemons Jack Anderson Virginia Larsen and Tommy Lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gardner
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ruth Dell Bentley
Donald McMahon
Patty Elliott
Marjorie Saunders
Ramona McClanahan
Betty Jean Wilson
Ruth Perry
Bobbie Kenneth
Patty Marshall
Doris Shelton
Jeanette Shelton
Dessie Jo Turner
Harold Perry
Charline Pinkney
Doris Exum
Billie Holmes
We XV Club Hosts Mother’s Breakfast at Blackstone Hotel
Members of the We XV Club held a Sunday morning breakfast at the Blackstone Hotel to honor their mothers. President Mrs. Lucille Wilson presided as Mrs. James Swan and pianist Mrs. Wayne Taylor presented a chalk talk on Mother, followed by a response from Mrs. H. H. Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We XV Club
Blackstone Hotel
Lucille Wilson
James Swan
Wayne Taylor
H. H. Horne
Mesdames G. H. Ross
J. B. Wallace
R. T. Norman
Joe Proctor
Ora Trice
William McBroom
J. R. Williams
J. C. Taylor
A. R. Renfroe
O. L. Miller
John Carell
G. J. Rogers
M. B. Lane
C. E. Lane
Browning Class Honored at Polk Street Meeting
The Browning Class of Polk Street Methodist Church honored two officers, Mrs. C. N. N. Ferguson and Mrs. A. E. Davis, at a fellowship meeting in the church hall. A Bible gift, birthday cakes, readings, solos, poems, and a class report on an orphanage sponsorship in Waco marked the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. N. N. Ferguson
A. E. Davis
E. E. Adams
Ferguson
Ruth Coan
R. C. Martini
F. M. McLaughlin
Martini
H. G. Baucom
Neal Rotin Allen
Waco
Mesdames W. T. Leachman
Jerry Ratcliff
H. A. Ferguson
Ben Short
M. H. Sneed
R. T. Weills
E. C. Britain
J. Robin Allen and Son
G. S. McLellan
C. R. Rhew
George M. Waddill
Mesdames D. M. Deason
J. E. Trice
D. P. Ross
Elizabeth Corey
C. E. Johnson
John Ridings
Mabel Hudgins
Wayie Gilmer
C. N. Nelson
A. N. Finklea
Carrie Finley
C. L. Jenkins
Mesdames
William M. Lay
R. L. Williams
W. M. Christian
T. R. Nungesser
W. P. Hopkins
W. R. Armstrong
C. W. Patterson
George Elo
N. Tolk
I. W. Foreman
R. Walters
F. W. Farnsworth
Reagan
Judge Works
Huddle Club Elects Officers at Amarillo Country Club
Alma Pool was elected president of the Huddle Club at a Sunday afternoon meeting at Amarillo Country Club. Others named: Elaine Kelleam vice president Sally Roberts secretary treasurer Jane Parris reporter. Retiring officers listed and members present named with pledges in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Pool
Huddle Club
Amarillo Country Club
Elaine Kelleam
Sally Roberts
Jane Parris
Martha Jordan
Connie Underwood
Jeanette Donaldson
Bonnie Jean Beyer
Virginia Lauder
Grace Rogers
Thelma Houston
Harriet Emory
Dorothy Dell DuBose
Amarillo Philhar monic Club Members in Gruver Program
Several Amarillo Philhar monic Club members attended Gruver Community Church to perform with the Gruver Music Club. Mrs. I D Cole spoke on the National Federation of Music Clubs work. The group, directed by Mrs. J W Sanders with accompanist Mrs. Benton King, performed two sets including duets by Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Howard Boxwell. Attending Amarilloans listed. Tea followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Gruver
Gruver Music Club
I. D. Cole
National Federation of Music Clubs
National Board
The
Philharmonics
J. W. Sanders
Benton King
Sanders
Howard Boxwell
Radio Britain Moeller
T. E. L. Class Monthly Meeting at First Baptist
The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly business meeting and a covered dish luncheon Friday at 12:30 at the church. Groups 5 and 6 will be hostesses. Visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jolly Time Club Plans Thursday Meeting at Tupin Home
Jolly Time 42 Club will meet at Mrs. Louis Tupin’s residence 415 North Taylor Street Thursday at 2 PM. The gathering focuses on club activities and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Tupin
North Taylor Street
Birthday Party Honors Juana Ree Owens
Juana Ree Owens celebrated her fourth birthday at a party hosted by her parents, R. H. Owens and wife, at 1406 West Thirteenth Avenue. Snow White and Seven Dwarfs balloons and candies were favors. refreshments were served to a list of attendees, with several mothers and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juana Ree Owens
R. H. Owens
West Thirteenth Avenue
Carolyn Sue Haskins
Doris Posey
Bette Lee Hickerson
Kenneth Gentry
William Carter
Jan Beth Summers
Wanda Lee Long
Coleen Baldwin
Cynthia Lee
Martha Joy Hull
Ladon Graham
Malcolm Clack
Katherine Dial
Virginia Dall
Mesdames H. L. Long
K. C. Gentry
T. S. Dial
Lucy Summerour
Officers of Theta Tau Delta Meet With Catherine Stone
Theta Tau Delta officers met at Catherine Stone's home Monday night to plan standardizing club bracelets. The officers are Betty Caldwell president, Catherine Stone vice president, Wilma Peters secretary, Louise Patton treasurer, Betty Pitschke reporter. Miss Iris Peters is sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Tau Delta
Catherine Stone
Betty Caldwell
Wilma Peters
Louise Patton
Betty Pitschke
Iris Peters
Forest Hill Club Hosts Bridge and '42' Party Benefit
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club will entertain with a benefit bridge and 42 party Thursday night at 8 oclock in Townsend Hall at the Municipal Auditorium. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Townsend Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Dramatic recital by Margaret Ann Bromert announced
Margaret Ann Bromert will give a dramatic recital Sunday night at 8 o'clock at the home of her parents Dr J F Bromert and Mrs Bromert 3306 Van Buren Street in a private event hosted by the family near their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Bromert
J. F. Bromert
van Buren Street
Helping Hand Sewing Club Meeting at Mrs Arlo Kelly Home
The Helping Hand Sewing Club plans an all day meeting and luncheon at 4234 West Thirteenth Avenue hosted by Mrs Arlo Kelly. Attendees will share in sandwiches pie salad coffee and tea while learning about ongoing club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Sewing Club
Arlo Kelly
West Thirteenth Avenue
Woman's Club Meet at Mrs Kirk Home
The Woman's Club will meet at 1900 Tyler Street in the home of Mrs. Dean Kirk on Thursday at 3 o'clock. Mrs. J. O. Curtis will lead the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Kirk
Dean Kirk
Tyler Street
J. O. Curtis
Silver Jubilee Tea in Athenaeum Club on Thursday
The Athenaeum Club hosts a Silver Jubilee Tea Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Mrs I Rasco, a charter member, will lead the surprise program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum Club
Federation Club
I. Rasco
Summit School Annual Concert by PTA
The Summit School Parent-Teacher Association sponsors an annual concert Friday at 3 PM in the Summit School assembly room. All school patrons are invited to attend and enjoy the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit School
Parent-Teacher Association
Queen Esther Club Lunch at Mrs Vogel Home
The Queen Esther Club will hold a covered dish luncheon Thursday at 1 o clock at 3301 West Tenth Avenue. All members are urged to attend and bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Club
L. J. Vogel
West Tenth Avenue
Entre Nous Club Entitled to Evening at La-Mayon Home
The Entre Nous Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. C. E. La-Manyon, 3720 Cheyenne, on Thursday for a social gathering and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nous Club
la Manyon
Cheyenne
C. E. la- Manyon
A. M. Parents Club Postpones Dinner
The covered dish dinner planned by the A. M. Parents Club for Thursday evening in the Federation Club rooms has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. Parents Club
Parents Club
Federation Club
Club Formed Here For Clarence Farmer
A political club was organized last night in Amarillo with several hundred residents present. R. M. Rubottom was elected president and the group plans to establish local headquarters within a week to support Clarence Farmer of Fort Worth for governor of Texas. The item notes the origin of bridge as believed to be in Russia.
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Wolflin P. T. A
Okla
Main Street
Nickelodeon
Federation
Plerian Club
Bonham Street
Beryl Needie Club
Cecil Gardner
Alabama Street
Soncy
Maria
Date Wilson
Alpha Mu Chapter of
Delphian Society
E. W. Tadlock
Pleasant Valley
Help
Royal Neighbors of
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ae Y
Carpenters Hall
Woodmen Circle
O. O. F. Hall
el Navegar Club
Mra
G. Ray Smith
Poinsetta
B. P. Palm
Pierce Street
Friendly Needle Club
D. K E. Miller
North East
Second Avenue
Thrifty
Thimble Club
Hester Patton
Ya” Club
North
Yarmouth
Norene
Practical Walking
Oxford
White & Kirk
Collc
Helping Hand Club
Clarence Farmer
Russia
American Institute of Laundering
Drug and Dept, Stores
Akrid
Service
American Gas Association
Amarillo Gas Company
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