Harmony Club marks 25th anniversary and state centennial
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated its 25th anniversary and Texas centennial with a tea at Amerila Country Club. The program featured remarks by Mrs. Bam Seay and readings, songs, and plays led by club members and guests, followed by a luncheon planning notice for May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amerila Country Club
Texas
United States
Bam Seay
William Elliott
R. Dean Kirk
Thomas Turner
A. A. Lumpkin
B. Co. D. Bynum
G. T
R. R. Swindell
Eloise Gipson
Omi Heaton
Alamo
San Jacinto
Gervis Taylor
Houston
Goliad
Santa Ana
Texas’ Independence
Co-Workers Class Luncheon at Polk Street Methodist Church
The Polk Street Methodist Co-Workers Class hosted a Mother's Day luncheon at the church. Suzanne Dyer Betty Mason Alma Jean Rogers and Josephine Martin performed several numbers. Mrs R J McLain sang solo and Mrs C D Newell played piano. Mrs F C Britain gave the prayer. O C Parks of Hutchinson Kansas attended as father of the class president Mrs J Cooper who gave a short talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist
Suzanne Dyer
Betty Mason
Alma Jean Rogers
Josephine Martin
R. J. McLain
C. D. Newell
F.C. Britain
O. C. Parks
Hutchinson
Kans
J. Cooper
Thrifty Club Meets With Mrs Norman
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs R W Norman's home with Miss Mary Bitton announcing coffee cake and fruit as an ideal breakfast. Bitton demonstrated yeast bread variations and was assisted by Mrs J E B Adlemann. A council report and short course recap were given, nine delegates attended, and Mrs Ray Baland was elected delegate to the Centennial luncheon May 19 at the Herring Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bitton
Potter County
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
R. W. Norman
Canyon
Thrifty Club
Ray Baland
Herring Hotel
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Sitton
Mesdames Fred Wendt
G. M Sullenger
W. E. Nelson
Walter Sikes
Ray Bala
Letter Carriers Auxiliary to Meet for Luncheon
The Ladies Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers will meet at Mrs. Joe Dilday's home at 404 Belleview Street on Thursday for a covered dish luncheon and a business meeting.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Joe Dilday
Belleview Street
D. C. West
North Pierce Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bellview Street
She Social Calendar Tonight
Community clubs and auxiliaries hold evening events across town. The listings include the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion Home, Rainbow Girls at the Masonic Temple, and many luncheons, programs, and meetings at churches and community centers tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
O'Clock
Dance At Hibler Home Entertains Miss Hibler And Miss Wells
Miss Lillian Hibler and Miss Ellen Wells hosted a dance at the Hibler home 1506 Lincoln Street with spring colors of yellow and green. Music by Dick Spurlock and his orchestra, plus a list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Buster Aley and many others. Also notes a Cradle Roll department meeting at 2416 Hughes Street with lessons by Mrs John F. Coffman and art-work suggestions. The Philharmonic Club spring luncheon set for Amarillo Country Club and Rosalie Raymond's dance pupils’ fourth annual revue planned for Tiescar night at the Senior High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hibler
Ellen Wells
Lincoln Street
Dick Spurlock
Buster Aley
Jeasie Delahoe
J. B Clark
Crystal McElvaney
Fred Scott
Henrietta Cambell
Glenn Holbrook
Lula Lee Wells
R. D. Blythe
Mildred Claunch
Cleve Hudson
Loraine Hudson
Leo Alon
Charles Wilson
Dorothy Johnson
Robert Hopkins
Jake Johnson
Lenard Smith
Earl Plemmons
Ralph Bogard
Bernice Hibler
Elsie Hopkins
Roy Matthews
A. We Thompson
James Ward
Frank Jesse
Hughes Street
John F. Coffman
HM. M. Adkins
R. E. Posey
Arthur Osgood
Audrey Fern
Ed Pitt
Rosalie Raymond
West Texas Beauties Honored With Lovely Tea
Delightful informal tea at Amarillo Country Club honored West Texas beauties attending the annual Chamber of Commerce convention. Hostesses from Amarillo Junior Welfare League directed by Mrs. Lawrence Hagg and Mrs. William Q. Boyer. Music by Denton orchestra. Performers included the Melo-Dears from Brownwood Beverly Taylor Genevieve McInroe Marguerite Wilson and an accordion trio from Vernon. Byron Ogle sang with Frances Billingslea at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
R. P. Parcells
Denton
Brownwood
Beverly Taylor
Genevieve McInroe
Marguerite Wilson
Vernon
Edna James Holladay
Beryle Jean Hoffman
Jimmie Lee Huddleston
Byron Ogle
Miss Frances Billingstea
Testing Sincerity of One's Own Motives Is Not an Easy Task
ANNE HIRST advises a married man torn between wife and stenographer to end the inappropriate office relationship. He should help her find better pay and place, quit seeing her, and focus on repairing his marriage. Her departure may relieve jealousy and improve home life while preserving his business integrity.
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Anne
Potter County Club Federation Ends Summer Meetings
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs will suspend regular monthly gatherings this summer. At a morning meeting, seven Texas districts were assigned as two week hostesses for the Centennial dinner in Dallas. Plans include resuming Woman's Hour on radio and a June 1 deadline for Woman's Day. Mrs. K I Read presided, with notes from Mrs. G T Vineyard and Mrs. E Fish appointed district radio chair.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Christian Church
K. I. Read
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Dallas
8. E. Fish
Federation
G. T. Vineyard
Pioneer Committee
County Federation
Herring Hotel
Bushland 4-H Club to Present The Farmerette Play
Bushland 4-H Club Girls present a three act play The Farmerette Thursday night in the Bushland School auditorium directed by Mrs Joe Paxton sponsor of the club Proceeds fund a delegate to the Short Course at College Station Public invited The Beryl Needle Club met yesterday at Mrs R B Branum with Mesdames Larsen Weaver Spangler Wills Williams Clifft and the hostess to attend next Tuesday with Mrs W P Crandall CREPE SEEN FOR SUMMER PARIS May 13 7 Dull chalk white crepe outfits featured by Molyneux Lelong and others with belts cravats and accents in purple and violet.
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Beryl Needle Club
R. 8. Branum
Mesdames Carl Larsen
G. K. Weaver
Ralph Spangler
J. A. Wills
H. A Williams
Carl G. Clifft
W. P. Crandall
Bushland
Farmerette
Bushland School
Joe Paxton
College Station
Paris
Molyneux
Lelong
Sanborn P T A Meeting Postponed To Tuesday Afternoon
The Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association meeting set for Thursday has been postponed until next Tuesday after noon at the school building.
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Sanborn P. T. A
Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association
History of the Panhandle Studied by DAR
Llano Estacado chapter DAR held a Monday meeting at Mrs. William Pirschells home to discuss The History of the Panhandle as part of a Texas history series. Mrs. J E Griggs presented, readings on Western topics by Mrs. Hall, and Rose Jasper Nickell read an original poem.
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the Panhandle
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Pirschell
Taylor Street
Texas
J. E. Griggs
W. M. Hall
Rose Jasper Nickell
Centennial luncheon interest shown by Potter County clubs
Interest is shown in a Centennial luncheon sponsored by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs to be held Tuesday at 12 in the Crystal Ball room of the Herring Hotel. All club women are invited to participate and select pioneer women as honor guests. For information call several listed organizers.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Herring Hotel
Murray Elson
Wes Izzard
John McKnight
Leon Montgomery
F. Wanser
Frank M. Neal
G. T. Vineyard
John Mathis
Gray Anderson
Loyal Home Demonstration Club Ice Cream Supper
The Loyal Home Demonstration Club sponsors an ice cream supper at Brady School Thursday at 6:30 pm with sandwiches and ice cream. Public invited and candidates receive a special invitation.
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Loyal Home Demonstration Club
Brady
No Skin Blemishes Promised By Black and White Ointment
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment as a remedy for pimples and blemishes with over twenty years of use. It claims a scientific, safe formula that makes skin smooth and healthy and notes trial and large sizes, with a suggestion to pair with Black and White Skin Soap and purchase at all druggists.
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Mrs. Blakemore
Harmony Club
Otis Trulove
Jesse Rogers
Floyd Marsh
Lester Blakemore
Blakemore
Shelly
F. M. McLaughlin
B. B. Holland
R. C. Martini
Faure
Riley Strickland
Holland
Martini
Frank LeForce
J. B. Hull
Paul Womack
Mary
H. N. Wheeler
N. D. Bartlett
E. W. Little
Gounod
Edith Strickland
Johnson
Do. H. Mason
R. W. Adams
Burnett
BE. W. Little
Howard Lynch
Floyd Marah
C. H. Mason
F. R. Mayer
R. N. McKitterick
FP. M. MelLaughlin
Bill Price
Lou Stogner
J. W. Higgins
Avon Steed
Stogner
Peterman
Peterman’s
Norman
Palo Duro
Palo Duro Apartments
Jackson
The
Polk
B.A. Prill
Carpenters Hall
J. H. Doty
Carolina Street
Queen Father Club
William Fills
Tennessee Street
C. A. Gray
J. C. Paul, Jr
Mizpah Club
Witherspoon Drug Store
Milton Reece
West Eleventh Avenue
Son-Cliff Home
A. J. Britting
Circle Pive
Woman's Council of Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Room
el Navegar Club
A. L. Jordan
Louisiana Street
Maria
First Baptist Church
BM. Scott
Jackson Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Trinity Evangelical Lutherian Church
CR. Farra
Georgia Street
Norma Jo Robertson
Dunning
the Playhouse
L. L. Travis
Unity Study Club
Red Carnation Lodge
F. Hall
Capitol Hotel
A. A. Lack
Harrison Street
Y. W. Sewing Club
Sanborn School
Hibler
Philharmonic Club
RN. McKitterick
A. J. Ludden
Gentlenor
Trowmbine
Anne Hirst
Mrs. Branum
Bushland Club
Panhandle
DAR
Fox
Academy of Music & Art
Taylor
Steffen’s
I Household Arts
Alice
Brooks
Alice Brooks
Amarillo Globe
Household Arts Department
W. 14Th Street
New York
Rio
Bucko
Victoria
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