Business Women Hear Talk by C. L. White
C L White spoke to the Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club at a dinner in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel. She presented the slogan for National Life Insurance Week The sooner you plan your future the better it will be. Mrs Cora Astle led a parliamentary drill on organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. White
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo
National Life Insurance Week
Cora Astle
Horace Griggs
Dorothy Baker
Anna Ruth May
Shamrock
Fave
Gordon
Mineral Wells
May
Patsy Ruth May
Aurelia Miller
Lyda Mae Walker
Dena Hill
Blanche Davidson
Elizabeth Nixson
Alma Richardson
Cleo Bradley
Georgia Kirkman
Mary Alice Scott
Irene Duncan
Mesdames
Mildred Buthker
Dora Watts
Maude McClung
Alice Hubbell
Faye Gordon
Ruth Stine
Kitty Kerrigan
Community Club Events and Women’s Societies Schedule
A consolidated listing of dozens of social events and meetings including dinners at 317 Fast Twenty Avenue and 909 Mississippi Street, bridge tournaments at 1018 A Harrison Street, and operettas at Buchanan Street School, with times from 1 to 8 o'clock and a note on green headlights for Argentina cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
H.C. Lyle
Mississippi Street
Amarillo
Fashionable Vacation Dress Sparks Personal Triumph
The article touts a dress idea as a personal achievement with admiring attention at tea. It highlights three easy to make, easy to launder charms, suggesting sunny pastel cotton or handkerchief linen for a feminine look and optional collar cuffs and front print for color contrast.
Days of 49 To Live Again Saturday at Country Club
The Forty-Niner Ball returns to Amarillo Country Club on Saturday night with frontier dance hall decor and a broad program. Z. T. Hoehn leads the entertainment committee promising a bigger party than last year with prizes for best costumes won by Mrs. Frank Butler and James L. McCormick. Carlton Scales and his orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Frank Butler
James L. McCormick
Carlton Scales
Girl Scout Director Speaks at Wolflin PTA Meeting
Miss Margareth Chesmore Ama Till o Girl Scout director gave an instructive talk on creative play urging parents especially mothers to be companions and teach play to children. Mrs Arthur Ware was installed president with officers named across several posts and a Maypole net donated by third grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margareth Chesmore
Ama- Tillo
Wolflin School
Qarent Teacher Association
Arthur Ware
W. W. Gibes
A T. Dinan
C. O. Hess
Clyde Smith
Erwin Ocherr
B. M. Puckett
FE. F. Lanham
A. A. Luck
B. L. Morgan
Roy Byrd
FE. H. Foster
F. A. Zimfer
L. Reppert
Gladys Buchanan
Simpsons Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs H G Strickland honored Mr and Mrs J T Simpson with a surprise farewell party at Mrs B L McMurtry’s home. Mr Simpson transfers to Oklahoma City. Bridge and conversation provided entertainment. high and second high bridge scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Strickland
J. T. Simpson
B. L. McMurty
Mr. Simpson
Oklahoma City
O. P. Dunlap
L. Duniven
J. W. Thompson
G. B. Carter
Grady Duniven
Guiding Your Child and Youth Group Influence
A piece on the role of boys joining gangs and secret societies, noting the 10 to 18 year period and the value of guiding influence toward constructive groups such as Scouts, plus a report that the Humphreys Highlands Parent-Teacher Association will hold its final meeting of the year at 7:45 pm Friday with a brief program and a chili supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Movement
Humphreys Highlands
U. A
Humphreys Highland
Parent-Teacher Association
Operetta by Buchanan Street First Grade Pupils Friday Night
First grade pupils of Buchanan Street present the operetta Spring's Awakening Friday at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. The public is invited. A small admission will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street
First Cradle
Buchanan Stree
Pleasant Valley
Ruby Ford
Mattea McClurkin
Roland Young
Verla Mae Gentry
Grace Turner
Bobbie Williamson
Truett Savage
Billie
Bobbie Hamilton
Jimmie Lee Williamson
Betty June Elliott
Althea Rhodes
Billie Joe Bennett
Farline Welch
Harvey Gentry
Mary Cornelius
Eva Belle Warren
Panola Pankratz
Naomi Stroud
Carl Pankratz
Special Train To Bring Vets To Union Reunion Here
Confederate veterans from South Carolina will attend the United Confederate Veterans reunion in September by special train. A letter from Gen Enoch Smith inspector general of the UCV Columbia S C received by Mayor Rogers states the convention runs September 3 to 6 with an expected 15000 to 20000 attendees. Smith a major general on the staff of the commander in chief of the National UCV says SC will have a large delegation and plans are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
Enoch Smith
Columbia
S. C
Ross D. Rogers
Smith
Rogers
Relief board offers cattle feed at Potter County office
Farmers may purchase sweet mixed feed and corn fodder at the Potter County relief board. A. A. Meredith administrator announces ample supplies to cover cattle needs until pasture returns. Feed has been unloaded at the Tri-State Fair grounds for inspection by farmers and workmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Potter County Relief Board
A. A. .Eredith
Meredith
Tri-State Fair Grounds
St. Mary's Academy Students Display Art Exhibit
St. Mary's Academy students will exhibit art works from Saturday through Monday. The show features high school art class works and pieces from painting and china classes displayed in the school windows at White and Kirk on Sixth Avenue and Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Academy
White and Kirk
Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
Laces Of Many Materials Highlight Lace Ball Ensemble
A New York Lace Ball display shows lace used across fashion from evening wear to day suits and toys. A standout street ensemble features a starched white lace skirt with a front buttoned jacket and a bold red lace ascot, emphasizing comfort for hot months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doctor Advice Cites Kruschen Diet Pills For Fat Loss
Letters praise Kruschen tablets as a fat reducing aid with testimonies from users nationwide. One reader claims losing 56 pounds after three bottles, while others report weight drops and better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlf
Kruschen Lake
Bryant
Tea honors Miss Fronabarger at Bivins P T A gathering
Marie Fronabarger, a Bivins School teacher, was praised at a tea hosted by the Bivins Parent Teacher Association. The event at 1501 Bowie Street featured musical numbers by Mrs. Clyde Love and Miss Lucille Palmer, a poem by Mrs. J. B. Martin, and decorative roses and iris. About 25 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Fronabarger
Bivins
Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
R. B. Norman
Bowie Street
Glen Bowen
Clyde Love
Lucille Palmer
Frenabarger
J. B. Martin
George Simmons
Roses
Iris
Bowen
A. F. Berg
Musical Arts Conservatory program at Play House
The Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas presents pupils of Idelma Conoley and Minnie Lee Aleskin Solnick in a Friday evening program at 8 at the Play House 1800 Harrison Street. Piano solos quartets and trios by listed students plus expression numbers by Emma Jean Mean Don S Marsalis and Julius Mendel. The recital invites friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idelma Conoley
Minnie Lee Aleskin Solnick
Playhouse
Harrison Street
The
Musical Arts Conservatory of
West Texas
Dorothy Kelly
W. A. Robertson
Nancy Nell Everline
Elmer Lowder
Norma Jo Roberttson
Betty Jean Fotheringham
Blanche Kligman
Emma Jean Mead
Betty Nan Knapp
Mary Brauchli
Mary Frances Russell
Ann Elkington
Jane Everline
Theo Eubank
Marjorie Green
Patsy Restine
Norma Kelly
Terry Maxwell
Anne Clayton
Joyce Cox
Coalene LaCour
Ray Trogdon
Sally Groman
Grace Flaine Puckett
June Thompson
Expression
Emma Jean Mean
Don 8
Marsalis
Julius Mendel
Carlton Lee Harry Celebrates Birthday
Honoring Carlton Lee Harry on his third birthday, a party was held at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Harry 816 Maryland Street Monday afternoon. Games and photos were enjoyed and favors given. The birthday cake and refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Jerald Adams Jean Ryan Juanita Faye Bruce and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Lee Harry
Mrs. Lee Harry
Maryland Street
Jerald Adams
Jean Ryan
Juanita Faye Bruce
Robert Vernon Mobley
Montye Carrille
Key
Bobby Lacy
Graham Ann Brigance
Eddie Ray Blackstone
Dallas
Peggy Jean Williams
Modena Morris
Bonnye Joyce Burnett
Mesdames N. J. Ballard
J. W. Blackstone
A. R. Williams
J. W. Key
W. Brigance
Zed Doshier
Hostess
Tyler School PTA Installs New Officers
New officers for the Tyler School Parent-Teacher Association were installed at the Monday afternoon meeting. Officers include Mrs. Billy Hughes president Mrs. Paul W. Armstrong Mrs. B. I. Barfield and Mrs. Ben Donaldson vice presidents Mrs. Willard Harris secretary Mrs. J. Otis Turner corresponding secretary Mrs. Will Manning treasurer and Mrs. R. N. Wilson historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler School Parent-Teacher Association
Billy Hughes
Paul W. Armstrong
B. I. Barfield
Ben Donaldson
Willard Harris
J. Otis Turner
Will Manning
R. N. Wilson
Tea event by Junior Welfare League at Rose Bowl Tea Room
A large crowd is expected for a Friday afternoon tea from 4 to 6 o'clock hosted by the Junior Welfare League. The Rose Bowl Tea Room at 410 Polk Street will host the event and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Welfare League
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Polk Street
Glenwood Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Luncheon and Program
The Glenwood Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a covered dish luncheon and program at the church. Evelyn Garner and Bob Moore sang a duet The Great Physician and Bobby Ruth Moore sang Meet Mother in the Skies. Mesdames Eastham Duncan Miller Powell Garner Giles Hughes Barger spoke. Attendees included Wilson Sloan Beeman Cotten Miller Allen Holman Gruver Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Evelyn Garner
Bob Moore
Bobby Ruth Moore
Mother
Mesdames O. H. Eastham
W. A. Duncan
Bob Miller
Carl Powell
B. A. Garner
A. L. Giles
M. E. Hughes
D. B. Barger
Mesdames Green Wilson
W. 8. Sloan
J. L. Beeman
M. B. Cotten
W. M. Miller
U. C. Allen
G. L Holman
E. E. Gruver
Lee Barry
Graduate Nurses Postpone Meeting
The Graduate Nurses Association has postponed its regular Saturday meeting to May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paton
C. L. White
Lucille M. Stubstad
Musical Arts Conservatory
Red Carnation Lodge
Lucy Turner
Lydia
Brazil
Indiana
Ann Hamilton
Indianapolis
Cannor
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Mrs. G. W. Camp
Twentieth Avenue
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Circle Fight Woman's Council
Fellowship Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Vaughn
Polk Street Methodist Church
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Bennett Hall
Halcyon Club
O. M. Shore
West Tenth Avenue
Rose Bowl
Blackstone Hotel
J. L. Scotts
Methodit
Twentieth Century Club
A. B. Martin
Hughes Street
Les Temps
Law Tea Room
We-Stitch-Em Club
T. M Wilks
East Twenty-third Avenue
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley Studio
Humphres Highland P. T
Chatter Box Club
Mra
J. W Young
1300 East
Ninth Avenue
Argentina
Adams Vastern
Reas
Sisie
Specia
Amaro
Gebe Pattern Department
Urey
MR. and Mrs. Dumas
J. O. Dumas
R. M. Gillette
Edward Watson
L. King
G. W. Croom
Roy Victor
L. S. King
Gillette
Pierce Street
Macdowell Club
Harry Zienta
Price Memorial College
MacDoweLl Music Club
Floyd Marsh
Alp. Black
A. P. Black
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
G. W. Moore
Fillmore Street
DAVIS
Ada Marie Davis
Dennis Davis
Florida Street
Grand Canyon
TWA
Douglas
AWA
Alice Clarissa Richmond
St. Mary’s
Jordon
Leveen
Ariz
Oman
P.T. A
Miss Fronabarger
Schilling
Mey
Tyler P. T. A
Glenwood W. M.S
Palo Duro Apartments
Rinso
America
DERBY
Tristate Fair Racing
Wilbur
Hawk
Mason King
John McKnight
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