Garden Club Elects Twice President at Amarillo Luncheon
Amarillo Garden Club concluded its year with a luncheon at Old Tascosa Herring Hotel where Mrs J A Kendall became president for two years. New officers were inducted and a large group of members and guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kendall
Amarillo
J. M. Dodson
C. O. Williams
Ray Barber
Bae Fa Mianer Nce
Herndon
Holman
B. C. Elliott
Calloway Oliver
Robberson
John Smithee
John Armstrong
Wales Madden
Forrest Barnes
C. J. Moreland
Fred Brien
A. J. Morris
Macon O. Carder
C. E. Osgood
T. H. Rodgers
Billy Hughes
Francis W. Pritchard
Maynard Drake
J. Francis Brown
Callaway Oliver
Mesdames C. FE. Osgood
Emma Havener
G. M. Waddill, Jr
W. D. Sides
Fred Wheeler
Elwood Clark
Will Present Musicale Highlights Recital by Sears and Larsen
Miss Lilly Larsen will present Nola Jane Sears in a recital tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the studio 1307 Polk. Sears, an ex expression pupil of Mary Miller Beard and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Sears, will perform piano vocal and dramatic pieces with Larsen at the second piano. Ushers are Willa Jane Frost and Donald H. O’Heim. Bonnie Joyce Burnett will greet guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Larsen
Nola Jane Sears
Polk
Miss Sears
Mary Miller Beard
A. K. Sears
Tyler
Willa Jane Frost
Donald H. O’heim
Bonnie Joyce Burnett
Mozart
Miss Larsen
Jesus
O'Hara
Gounod
Ard
Anson
Weber
Piono
Cresson
Rogers
Konitz
Strauss
Trot de Cavaliere
Rubinstein
Guion
Aillitsen
Gurlitt
Mrs Will Benton Hosts Circle 2 Meeting at First Christian Church
Mrs Will Benton of 1907 Fillmore entertained Circle 2 of the First Christian Church Women’s Council. The session opened with Scripture and prayer led by Benton, followed by a business meeting chaired by Latney Barnes and a Bible lesson by Benton. Eight members and the hostess enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Benton
Fillmore
Circle 2
First Christian Church Woman’s Council
Benton
Latney Barnes
Highland Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Highland Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. S. E. Myers home at 901 Russell with Mrs. C. R. Hearn presiding. They discussed a district meeting in Hereford and planned a guest day picnic for May 28. Refreshments served to club members and the hostess. next meeting set for June 5 at 2 PM at Mrs. Miles Norton’s home, 604 Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club
S. E. Myers
Russell
C. R. Hearn
Hereford
Bessie Hunnicutt
Bessie Hunicutt
L. M. Miller
Miles Norton
Leroy Lawrance
Bert Day
H. A. Pugh
Music Clubs Present Fifteenth Annual Club Hour Programs
Mozart Midgets Club and Music Players Club stage the fifteenth annual club hour program tomorrow evening at 5 and 7 in the Musical Arts Conservatory. Students tell the story of omen composers while others perform works from the composer life. Sponsor Miss Idelma Conoley leads the groups with instructor duties. Several named students and expression pupils participate in readings and skits, with invitations extended to interested friends and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Midgets Club
Music Players Club
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Jimmie Dell Atkinson
Jane Fox
Emily Fox
Linette Smith
Glyanna Dowie
Idelma Conoley
Shirley Mae Preston
Jacquelyn Melton
Bill Graham
Donna Rae Williams
Tommy Kent Robinson
Carol O’brien
Wendy O'Brien
John Matkin
Judy Robinson
Dan Lynch
David Annett
Betty Lou Carlisle
Mary Don Wood
Doris Harrison
Ann Alexander
Nancy Bourn
Nelson Bourn
Carolyn Tedford
Jesse Joe Sisemore
Don Haywroth
Gyanna Dowie
Mary
Elizabeth Jones
Diane Porterfield
Sarah Jean Kelly
Anna Ruth Bruckner
Lynn Martin
Variety Club Social Hosts Prize Draw and Luncheon
Variety Club members hosted guests including Mrs. S. E. Best. High prize at the gathering went to Mrs. J. C. Claughton Jr. Refreshments served to Mesdames Otis Haley E. S. Immell John Keith Marvin Webb Bob Hall C. O. Kemp W. F. Williams and Mrs. Claughton. Next Thursday at 1 pm they meet for an outdoor luncheon at Bob Hall’s yard 4222 West Fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Variety Club
S. E. Best
Polk
J. C. Claughton, Jr
Otis Haley
E. S. Immell
John Keith
Marvin Webb
Bob Hall
C. O. Kemp
W. F. Williams
Claughton
West Fifteenth
Evening social and club events in Amarillo
Tonight features a Jam Jar party at the YWCA and a Rebekah Lodge gathering with Myrtle Shaw at 721 North Grant both at 7:30. Saturday offers an Open Forum with Zula Parr at 1613 Harrison and a Story Hour at the Amarillo Public Library at 3.00. A series of musical programs and recitals fill the evening including Mozart Midgets and Music Players at Musical Arts Conservatory, misic events at McDaniel Studio, and a Co ed Club party at YMCA plus a mixed bridge at Amarillo Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Myrtle Shaw
North Grant
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Harrison
Amarillo Public Library
Mozart Midgets Club
Music Players Club
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Amarillo Country Club
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Wellaway
Kendall
P. D. Berthelot
W. H. Sieber
Odus Turner
W. W. Sharp
George M. Waddill, Jr
J. M. Crain
Ralph McCullough
Hugo Loewenstern
G. R. Coleman
Corpus Christi
B. V. Blackwell
Mesdames B. V. Blackwell, Jr
Forrest R. Barnes
John Maynard
Glenn Nutt
Jason Robberson
Hugh Tolleson
John Jacobson
Musicale
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Sunshine Biscuits
Vanity O'Nitee
Roiletrie
Brown orsTon
Polk ST
Hearn
Jemima
Aunt Jemima
Thermo
Benty Shoppe
Mary Adel Miner
A Polk
Open Forum Club
Zula Parr
Mary Thompson
Norma Jones
McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth
YMCA
Herbert Drug
News-Globe
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Cosmetic Department
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