Health Program Presented at P. T. A. Meet
The Lee Bivins P. T. A. held its final meeting of the year with the Junior Health Club presenting a program. Students received state health certificates signed by officials from the Department of Health and Bureau of Child Hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bivins P. T. A
Blanche Davidson
Amarillo
State Department of Health
Burau of
Bureau
Ruby Ripperton
Dickey Dye
Buddy Meyer
Evelyn Kennedy
J. B. Martin
Nancy Lou Meyer
Ripperton
State Health Department
Mary Jane Goode
Robert Lee Brown
Frank Williams
Dawne Tinkle
Pat McCarty
Gwendolyn Connelly
Clay Keen
Warren Daniel
William Cooke
Charles Foster
Robert Emery
Rom Roddy
Raymond McMurtry
Alfred Byron
Taylor Jones
Bobby Izzard
Ethel Irene Bennett
Carl Hendrix
Tommie Rose Hinerman
Paul Zehringer
Dorothy Cohlmeyer
K. K. Bigelow
Jim Simmons
H. E. Westmoreland
Don S&s. Marsalis
J. B. Winkelman
W. 8. Izzard
A. F. Berg
A. W. Buron
J. B. McClu
Mrs. E. R. Glass Hosts Amarillo Canary Club
Mrs. E R Glass entertained the Amarillo Registered Canary Club at 1320 Fillmore Street. The group decided to hold one business and one social meeting each month in summer, meeting every two weeks. A new study titled The Various Songs of the Canary will be explored. Refreshments served to members and one guest, Mrs. R F McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E R. Glass
Amarillo
P. T. A. Closes Year's Work
Margaret Wills reports the Parent-Teacher Association wrapped up the year with a brief business session led by new officers. Mrs. R. C. Young spoke to retiring leaders and Dr. Thomson discussed vacation planning. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association
R. C. Young
Thomson
Bridge Party At Mrs Develins Home
Mrs J G Develin entertained with a bridge party at 1018 Buchanan Street Monday afternoon. High score went to Mrs Lester Bannister and low to Miss Josephine Yakley. Alpha Theta Chapter plans an invitation dance for members and guests Saturday at the W O W Hall with Cleo Clayton and his Playboys providing music. The fourth annual dinner dance is slated for June 2 at the Nat. Auxiliary to Meet With Mrs Kelly. The Woman's Auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks will meet at 4234 West Fifteenth Avenue Thursday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Develin
Buchanan Street
Lester Bannister
Josephine Yakley
Kelly
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
A. F. Kelly
West Fifteenth Avenue
Woman's Auxiliary
Women Club Calendar Notes Weekly Events and Meetings
Calendar list of social and club events in Amarillo including Woman's Hour 4:30 to 5:30 sponsored by Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs. Luncheons at Van Buren Tea Room Ama rillo Country Club Rose Bowl Tea Room and Amarillo Hotel Red Room. Recitals and elections at Playhouse and Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter. Milestones include May luncheon and last year meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kappa Delta Gamma
Red Room
Amarillo
Mrs Reppert Hosts Travel Study Club Meeting
Mrs. P L Reppert hosted the Travel Study Club at 2603 Hayden Street with yellow and purple iris decor. Guests heard brief talks from Mrs. J W Sanders and others about district and federation activities and yearbooks were distributed to members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Reppert
Hayden Street
H. P. Canode
J. T. Webb
J. M. Carter
C. E. Palmer
Harriet Palmer
V. F. W. Auxiliary Presents Poppy Sale Program
A radio program honoring members who sold Buddy poppies and featuring Capt. Walter I. Joyce national chairman of Americanization for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event highlights patriotic service and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. Joyce
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W C T U Hosts Mothers Tea at Central Presbyterian
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a tea for mothers Monday at Central Presbyterian Church. Guests enjoyed flowers, corsages, and a program of violin, piano, readings, and vocal solos performed by local members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Central Presbyterian Church
J. F. Trigg
George Elo
Dixie Mae Potter
Virgana Crowmiller
Mesdames
A. N. Finklea
Olive Rondot
Eva Hare
E. K. Hill
M. H. Byrd
Katherine B. Patterson
A. E. Davis
M. G. Davis
R. E. Dolman
R. E. Wales
T. L. Dyer
R. A. Duncan
Lester Blakemore
J. M. O’brien
F. Franklin
J. W. Gathwright
C. N. N. Ferguson
L. A. Minton
A. H. Willborn
FE. F. Bryan
8En Short
C. E. Wheeler
John F. Manning
F. J. Trigg
James O. Cade
Doris Chalk Cole
Dallas
H. A. Shaw
C. E. Johnson
H. H. Nye
W. 8. Axtell
KF. P
Bid a Bit Club entertained by Mrs Dyche at West Seventh
Mrs Franz Dyche hosted the Bid a Bit Club at her home 3400 West Seventh Avenue Tuesday afternoon. High in games was Mrs Webb Sharp with Mrs Leonard Sharp second and Mrs Bob Hughes high guest. Members present included D V Baker Noble Fowlkes Don Lindsay LeRoy Pinkerton Fred Richards Leonard Sharp Webb Sharp Donald Wyatt and Franz Dyche. The Child Study Club will host a luncheon Friday via the local V F W Auxiliary with Grace Taylor explaining the group and its aims and activities. A Buddy poppies fundraiser supports disabled veterans widows and orphans and a membership drive is underway. Dwight Black played Meditations and Ruth Dampf offered Memories on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Dyche
West Seventh Avenue
Webb Sharp
Leonard Sharp
Bob Hughes
George Welch
Billy Thompson
Dorothy Snodgrass
D. V. Baker
Noble Fowlkes
Don Lindsay
LeRoy Pinkerton
Grace Taylor
Dwight Black
Ruth Dampf
Peach and Brown Moire Frock with Apricot Ribbon Detail
A peach colored organza and brown moire dress features triple ruffles on the shoulders and a bolero line. An apricot moire ribbon girdle secures the frock, with brown straw hat and a double peach apricot band completing the ensemble.
Circle to Serve Luncheon at First Christian Church
Reported community events include a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs J R McKinney at 1302 Jefferson Street on Friday at 1 o clock and Circle No 3 of First Christian Church serving a luncheon at the Social Center Thursday from 11 30 to 1 30 public invited. House prowlers stole wear ing apparel and beads from 1713 Buchanan Street with no other burglaries reported. Amarillo Tent and Awn ing Company at 800 West Sixth Avenue reported thefts of three radios and a loud speaker system as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McKinney
Jefferson Street
Circle
Circle No. 3
First Christian Church
J. G. Templeton
Buchanan Street
Amarillo Tent & Awning Company
West Sixth Avenue
State Supreme Court Overrules Denison Salary Petition
The state supreme court today overruled Frank L. Denison of Temple who sought leave to file mandamus to collect salary claimed for the highway commissioner post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Supreme Court
Frank L. Denison
Temple
State Highway Commission
Highway Post
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P. T. A. Meet
Mrs
Develin
Rosalie Raymond
H. S. Auditorium
Frederick Vita-Tone
Charmian Beauty Shoppe Uit W
Progressive Child Study Club
van Buren Tea Room
van Buren Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Delphian Society
Harrison Street
L. T. D. Club
Jess Walters
Precasant Valley
Ladies Ald Society of
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. Jorman
Les Temps Club
Amarillo Country Club
MacDowell Music Club
Rose Bowl Tea Room
el Navegar Study Club
G. Ray Smith
Hughes Street
Martha Joy McCarrick
Mystic Weavers Club
R. H. Ray
Carolina Cireet
Delta Kappa Gamma
Amarillo Hotel
Mrs. Reppert
J. W. Sanders
J. A. Hill
Clyde Warwick
Canyon
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. M. McCarty
S. E. Fish
Potter County Federation
J. E. Griggs
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Sanders
N. M. Cooper
A. B. Martin
G. L. Dyer
E. C. Seaman
Jim Green
8. L. Thorpe
C. D. Jackson
A. J. Streit
Oswin McCarty
J. B. Landers
L. B. Snolaker
A. A. Luck
Mesdames C. FE. Palmer
Princes E. Corder
E. W. Hardin
J. I. Kendrick
R. A. LeMond
John A. Mathis
W. O'Brien
F. W. Studer
H. H. Cooper
C. E. Crownover
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Joseph's
New York
Pare Vanila
Polk
Marizon
Potio
Coats
Anne
Eux
Lux
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