Llano Estacado Games Tournament Draws Attention
The Llano Estacado chapter of the D A R hosts a 2 30 p m May 28 games tournament in the Crystal dining room of the Herring hotel to raise funds for a memorial in Sanborn park honoring Panhandle WWI fallen soldiers. Reservations via Mrs C Marvin McCullough 1397. Also notes Mrs Miles Bivins returned from visits to Mineral Wells Fort Worth and Dallas with Miss Edna Pendleton.
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Herring Hotel
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sanborn Park
C. Marvin McCullough
Xoe
Bivins
Miles Bivins
Tyler Street
Mineral Wells
Fort Worth
Dallas
Axtell Presents Pupils In Sunday Recital
Professor Walter Axtell presents Miss Cornelia Smith and Miss Ruth Smith in a piano recital at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon in the Women s club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. A splendid program has been arranged and the public is invited.
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Walter Axtell
Cornelia Smith
Ruth Smith
Municipal Auditorium
Operetta to be presented at Junior High tonight
Under Misa Mabel Rowan the Junior High presents O Hara San a Japanese operetta at 8 pm in the school auditorium with 68 students performing. Eliza beth Scarborough portrays O Hara San Garland Collins leads opposite. cast includes Lloyd Hathwick Elizabeth McLaughlin Homer Bell Elizabeth Jameson and Gaston Dobbs Dr E A Johnston is in Tulia on business
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Misa Mabel Rowan
Elizabeth Scarborough
O Hara San
Garland Collins
Lloyd Hathwick
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Homer Bell
Elizabeth Jameson
Gaston Dobbs
Mrs Izzard Hosts Jolly 12 Club At Home
Mrs Wesley S Izzard entertained the Jolly 12 Club Tuesday afternoon at 905 1-2 Harrison Street with spring flowers brightening the rooms. High score prize went to Mrs Henry Riley, second to Mrs Alfred Griggs, and guest prize to Mrs J H Tanner after games. A two course luncheon followed.
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Wesley S. Izzard
Jolly Club
Harrison Street
Henry Riley
Alfred Griggs
J. H. Tanner
Mrs Saddoris Hosts Queen Esther Club Meeting
Mrs. A. F. Saddoris hosted the Queen Esther club at her home 1102 Buchanan Street for the year end meeting. Roses decorated the rooms as members completed the year's business and discussed the next club year including officers to be elected. A good attendance was noted.
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A. F. Saddoris
Queen Esther Club
Buchanan Street
Mrs. Hays Presents Pupils in Expression Recital
Mrs. A. B. Hays will present expression pupils in recital at 8 15 Monday evening at the First Baptist church. An interesting program has been arranged for the evening's entertainment and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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A. B. Hays
First Baptist Church
Gamma Delphians Hold Last Meeting
The Gamma chapter of the Delphian society held its final club year meeting in the Municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms with over forty members present. Miss Minnie Gottschaly led a year in review while Miss Elizabeth Nixson and others discussed topics.
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Gamma
The
Delphian Society
Municipal Auditorium
Minnie Gottschaly
Elizabeth Nixson
Election results and officers of the new club year
Cora Russell and Grace Webster lead the group with Grace Webster elected president and Lola Ward vice president. Miss Fisher Bonds serves as secretary and Ola Boyles as treasurer. T L Lipscomb chairs the advisory board with Russell and Elizabeth Nixson as assistants. Attendance contest captains Frankie Gober and Lora Glenn report a tie and plan a party at the Women’s club rooms on Wednesday May 25. The next regular meeting is September 1.
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Cora Russell
Grace Webster
Secah Mateer
Ola Boyles
Ernestine Osborne
Lola Ward
Fisher Bonds
T. L. Lipscomb
Elizabeth Nixson
Frankie Gober
Lora Glenn
1926 Bridge Club Entertained At Mrs Tanner Home
Mrs J H Tanner delightfully entertained the 1926 Bridge club Thursday afternoon at 811 West Ninth street. Mrs W S Izzard won high score prize, Grace Walker second, and Mrs Bruce Pratt guest prize. A two course luncheon was served to members and special guests Mrs Charles Boston and Mrs Bruce Pratt.
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J. H. Tanner
Bridge Club
West Ninth Street
W. S. Izzard
Grace Walker
Bruce Pratt
Charles Boston
Mrs Browne Hosts Athenaeum Club at Hughes Street
Mrs Welter Browne entertained the Athenaeum club Thursday afternoon at her home 2116 Hughes street. The lesson for the afternoon was a re-
Year end round table closes a delightful program
Mrs. Olin Hardy led the year’s study program assisted by Mrs. Fred Roane Mrs. R. M. Bennett and Mrs. Walter Browne. A round table discussion followed and the final meeting of the year drew good attendance and a highly enthusiastic close to a delightful year of reading.
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Olin Hardy
Fred Roane
R. M. Bennett
Walter Browne
Amarillo College Of Music Recital This Evening
The Amarillo College of Music presents a recital tonight at 8 at the college on Polk Street 1104. Featured tenor soloist R F Morton appears in three groups of solos with a cordial invitation to the public.
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Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
R. F. Morton
Jay Hae
Here There and Everywhere Pat Hill Leaves for Winnwood Beach
Pat Hill former fire guard at Winnwood Beach Kansas City starts his return to that post this morning. He has been sales manager for Modern Roofing here. Mrs Hill secretary to C H Amacker of the Tri State Fair association will join him in two weeks. Mr and Mrs Herman Fish 100 Kentucky Avenue announce the arrival on May 18 of a son.
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Pat Hill
Winnwood Beach
Kansas City
Hill
C. H. Amacker
Tri-State Fair Association
Herman Fish
Kentucky Avenue
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Amarillo Ladies
College of Music
Amarillo Country Club
Mr. Axtell
Dr. E. A. Johnston
Tulia
Monument
American Medical Association
Washington
Mrs. Izzard
Jolly 12 Club
Reer’s
Polk
Mesdames J. H. Tanner
Roy Slay
Henry Ansley
Mrs. Saddoris
Mrs. Hays
Gamma Delphians
BAYER
Oas
Joe
Fred
Ito
Fulfords
Taylor
Woodbury’s
Elmo
Hohl’s Store
Phoenix
Rollins
White & Kirk's
Kasha, Satin, Moire, Charmeen
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