Local club schedules and meetings for Tuesday activities
The notice lists multiple groups with 3 PM or 3 30 PM meetings including Canyon Girls, L Aiguille Needle, Wilson P T A, 1925 Bridge club, Kongenial Kard Klub, Junior Woman's club, College of Music orchestras, Central Presbyterian orchestra, Jolly Twelve club, Alpha Delphians, Glenwood P T A, Amarillo O E S, Round Dozen club, What Knot club, and a Brady community box supper at the school with proceeds for a new school piano. The First Christian church circles are also set for 3 PM with various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Girls Club
A. S. Kenyon
Hayden Street
L’aiguille Needle Club
W. B. Ponder
Monroe Street
Wilson P.T. A
Bridge Club
Frank Spann
Carolina Avenue
Kongenial Kard Klub
M. D. Oliver
Ong Street
Mary
Elise Hall
Taylor Street
Sadie Claude Curtis
College of Music
Central Presbyterian Orchestra
Church
Jolly Twelve Club
W. S. Izzard
Harrison Street
Alpha Delphians
Glenwood P.T. A
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Round Dozen
L. A. Keck
The
Needle Club
R. T. Neely
van Buren Street
Dudley Foy
Aong Street
Brady
First Christian Church
Lehman Family Visits Amarillo Then Heads Back to Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lehman and daughter Marian surprised friends in Amarillo by arriving in their private car after church. They entertained at homes of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Freeman, then held an open house on their car. Mr. Lehman travels to Albuquerque for the Santa Fe meeting. The Lehmans praise Topeka but plan frequent Amarillo visits. Catholic Daughters meet Wednesday at 2 20. Travel Study Club postposed to May 31 due to E L Higginbotham's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Lehman
Marian Lehman
Topeka
Kansas
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian
Frank Edwards
Sunset Road
Country Club
J. N. Freeman
Harvey House
Edwards
Lehman
Marian
Albuquerque
Lehmans
Travel Study Club
E. L. Higinbotham
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo A A U W Branch Holds Farewell Luncheon
Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women held their annual luncheon and last meeting of the year at 1 PM Saturday in the Crystal dining room of the Hotel Herring with over thirty five members present. A long centerpiece featured poses and garden flowers in pink and orchid tones filling three silver baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Reedy
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Herring
River Road Home Demonstration Club Meeting Noted
River Road Home Demonstration club plans a 2 oclock social gathering at Mrs. R I Killough s home with Mrs Irwin as hostess Guests are urged to bring a prospective member or an inactive member The meeting includes a luncheon and a business session with committee reports also listed are visits by local residents to Austin and Romer o ranch trips and a ranch trip to Romero and Houghton party departed for Romero and a Galbraith family trip to Austin and Texas cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road Home
R. I. Killough
Irwin
St Andrews Women’s Auxiliary Tea Postponed
The St Andrew's Episcopal Church Women’s Auxiliary musicale tea at Mrs F I Myers 1919 Harrison St was postponed to a later date due to the cooking school. The group recently hosted a National convention report by the Association of Akronite Women in Washington. Andrew's Auxiliary held an enthusiastic last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conventionam Ee Association of
Akronsite
Washington
Ie Andrew's
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary
F. I. Myers
Harrison Street
A. J. Arnold
Mizpah Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Farwell
Mrs Jimmy Farwell will host the Mizpah club at her home at 906 West Nineteenth Street at 8 oclock Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Mispeh Ciub
Jimmy Farwel
West
Ixteenth Street
Local Social and Business notes from Amarillo shoppers
Mrs. C. H. Medlin returns to work at King Dry Goods after a long illness. Several couples vacationed in Los Angeles and Colorado, with visits from C F Doughton of Clovis. Edwards Studio adds two exclusive frame lines from L. M. Johnson and J. W. Gillis. Mrs. J. Blinderman visited Fort Worth. Mrs. Hazel Taylor and Miss Anna Myers spent the weekend in Borger. Foster joins La Mode Shoppe. Culberson out sick at Federal Clothing. Voglers relocate to 1601 West Eighth. Pat Flynn leaves Federal Clothing prior to likely move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Medlin
The
King Dry Goods Company
Aubrey Sears
Morton Emberton
Colorado
Hop Robinson
Lloyd Horn
Floydada
W. O. Payne
C. T. Cline
Floyd Marsh
Hayden Street
Los Angeles
California
C. F. Doughton
Clovis
New Mexico
Amarillo
Edwards
L. M. Johnson
J. W. Gillis
Gillis
J. Blinderman
Fort Worth
Hazel Taylor
Anna Myers
Borger
Johnny Taylor
Mre. P. FE. Foster
Bartley
la Mode
Thomas Culberson
Federal Clothing Store
Dick Vogler
West Eighth Street
Mr. Vogler
Pat Flynn
Rheumalax Promises Cure for Rheumatism
The latest scientific discovery for rheumatism claims to reach the cause and renews feeling like a new person. No guesswork or rubbing required. Sold and guaranteed by Fox Drug Co. Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
Moore couple travels for summer. Gage man contemplates move
Mr and Mrs M C Moore of 1200 Tyler Street plan a Wichita Falls visit to relatives and may send wife and baby back to Amarillo for summer due to Georgia heat. The note states a local store manager of Federal Clothing in Columbus contemplates sending his family away. An ad promotes Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for sore gums and foul breath with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Clothing
Columbus
Georgia
Amarillo
M. C. Moore
Tyler Street
Wichita Falls
Leto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catholic Daughters of America
Amarillo Branch
E. H. Ashcraft
River Road
Rether McCrory
D. A. RB
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Baptist Church
Galbraiths Motor
Austin
H. W. Galbraith
Torbett Galbraith
Polk Street
Texas
Avery Turner
Turner
St. Andrew’s Woman’s Auxiliary
Phoenix
Ladie’s
Polk ST
Codie & Co
Exclusive Dry Cleaners
City Drug Store
Marinello
Fair Theater
Fair Beauty and Bobbie
Eugene
H. L. Alford
Bobbie Shoppe
Polk
Jackman Womens
Premier Couturiers
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