Open Forum Club Hears Address by Floyd Studer
The Open Forum Club met at Mrs. Gertrude Foraker’s home in Fort Worth to hear Floyd Studer discuss archeological interests in the Panhandle region. Attendees included Katherine Metcalf, Grace Foreman, Jewell Davidson, Mary Evans, Mary Alice Scott, and other members and guests from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum Club
Gertrude Foraker
West Ninth Avenue
Floyd Studer
Panhandle
Texas
Katherine Metcalf
Grace Foreman
Jewell Davidson
Mary Evans
Mary Alice Scott
Francis Davidson
Grace Trigg
Viola Franklin
Wilma Gilbert
Grace Webster
Ida Gail Taylor
Mesdames Gertrude Foraker
Grace Rich
Mae Hardin
Elzabeth Booth
J. W. Foreman
Bessie Landis
Velda Bangs Coffee
Erma Rhodes
Cora Banes
E. W. Webster
Emily Hall
R. A. Spurlock
Chandler
Ariz
Wilson P. T. A. Installs Officers
The Wilson School Parent-Teacher Association closed its year with officer installations and a business session. Officers installed were Mrs. W. L. Brock president, Mrs. B. G. Mabbary first vice president, Mrs. Hal Black second vice president, Mrs. J. R. Neece third vice president, Mrs. A. F. Smith recording secretary, Mrs. J. W. Rice corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. E. F. Oscood treasurer, Mrs. J. E. Spann historian, Mrs. T. L. Andrews parliamentarian, and Mrs. A. G. Southworth publicity chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
W. L. Brock
B. G. Maberry
Hal Black
J. R. Neece
A. F. Smith
J. W. Rice
C. EF. Oscood
J. E. Spann
T. L. Andrews
A. G. Southworth
T. B. Smith
Brock
E. Lowder
Shamrock
Ida Mae McClure
Jewell Davis
Ruth LaFon
Community club and church schedule from Amarillo notice
Tuesday night events include Business and Professional Women's Club at the Amarillo Hotel at 6 15, Santa Fe Orchestra dance in General Office Building auditorium, and multiple church group meetings across city venues with circles, luncheons, and receptions. Guest Jonnie Dickey of Little Rock Arkansas visits Mrs Mildred Huckeby at 829 Bonham Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Hotel
Santa Fe Orchestra
Arkansas
Jonnie Dickey
Little Rock Ark
Mildred Huckeby
Bonham Street
Slip Cover Slip Under Summer Trousers Pattern Advised
An Anne Adams pattern explains a slip that wraps around figures and slips through a side slash, adjustable for weight change, fits under thin dresses, easy to make, with a long hem for lengthening. Pattern 1897 offered in sizes 34 to 46, yardage given for size 36. Book and pattern priced together at 25 cents. Orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Mrs Foster Honored With Social Events Before England Visit
Mrs Frederick A Foster, bound for England to visit her father in June, was feted at several informal gatherings. The latest by St. Andrew’s Rectors Guild at 2606 Washington featured roses and a pink white refreshment scheme, with a tailored handbag as a gift. A handkerchief shower at 1004 Sunset, hosted by Mrs Edward Pink, showcased abundant garden flowers in a festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Foster
England
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Will D. Gilvin
Washington Street
Jack Brown
Ted McGovern
Philip Aldridge
N. B. Pruett
Dances by Children End Year for P T A at School
Margaret Wills P T A held its final meeting of the year as children from first to third grades performed folk dances on the lawn wearing organdic dresses and white suits with gold bands. The group formed the letters P T A and a large basket of flowers centered the dance area. A short business session followed in the auditorium with Mrs. Mark Taylor presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
Cecil Ingram
Mark Taylor
Guy Owens
Helen Galloup
Margaret Williams
J. L. McCormick
Mary Eustace and J F Heatherly wed in First Baptist parsonage
Miss Mary Eustace and Mr Jr Foster Heatherly were married May 5 at the First Baptist Church parsonage with Dr G L Yates officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Eustace of 2004 Taylor Street, wore a white sport suit. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs H H Heatherly of La Follette Tennessee, works for J J Newberry Company. They will reside in Pueblo Colorado after his transfer. Several pre nuptial events honored the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eustace
Jr. Foster Heatherly
First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
J. F. Eustace
Taylor Street
H. H. Heatherly
la Follette, Tenn
J. J. Newberry Company
Heatherly
Pueblo
Colo
Nalls Are Honored At Farewell Party
Mr and Mrs Harvey Nall were honored at a farewell surprise handkerchief shower at their Soncy Community home on Saturday evening. About 35 friends attended for games contests and refreshments before the couple leaves to move to Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nall
Alabama
Soncy Community
Locks and bolts for Milady’s belt
Daggers locks and bolts inspire belt fastenings made of heavy box calf in dark colors. A brown calf belt features a flat plaque closed with a stiffened black leather dagger, while a black model resembles a rectangular lock with a leather bolt slipped through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mrs Hefner Hosts J G G Club Meeting
The J G G Club gathered at Mrs Claude Hefner 1107 Buchanan St Friday afternoon. High bridge scores earned Mrs F Langford first, Mrs C R Calvert second, and traveling prize to Mrs G K Salyer. attendees included Mesdames Standish Henry Stringer Brock Langford Calvert West and At the end, hostess received a surprise handkerchief shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. G. Club
Claude Hefner
Buchanan Street
F. Langford
C. R. Calvert
G. K Salyer
W H. Standish
W. P. Henry
Jeff Stringer
O. V. Brock
D.C West
Mrs Cass Hosts Ace of Hearts Club Meeting
The Ace of Hearts Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. R. L. Cass at 821-B Travis Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
A. P Black
Ace of Hearts Club
R. L Cass
Travis Street
R. L. Cass
Forest Hill Club
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Floyd O’del
W. R. McKinney
Fairmont Street
Dozen and One Needle Club Meeting Postponed
The Dozen and One Needle Club has postponed its scheduled meeting for Friday. No new date is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozen and One Needle Club
Art Exhibit at St Mary's Academy Showcases Local Painters
Sponsored by St Marys Academy art classes an exhibit of original paintings will run all week at the Academy. Artists include Sister Maria de Socorro Kathryn Barlow Mrs Ike Futch Mrs Bert Newlin Canyon Miss Pearl Black Mrs J S Edwards and Mrs George Turnley. The exhibit opened with a tea hosted by the Alumnae Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Academy
Academy
Maria de Socorro
Kathryn Barlow
Ike Futch
Bert Newlin
Canyon
Pearl Black
J. S. Edwards
George Turnley
Wichita Leaders Join Goodwill Train Trip To Amarillo
About 100 Wichita leaders travel to Amarillo for a wind and rain blessed goodwill visit. The 27th annual trip is led by the Wichita American Legion band and ends with a dance at the Herring Hotel. The group includes 72 businesses and is sponsored by the Wichita Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Legion Band
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
H. M. van Auken
Chamber
L. F. Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Ridney Coleman
Wichita Beacon
E. E Baird
Goodwill and Trade Rela
Hearts and Spades On Bridge Frock In Paris Fashion
Paris fashion reports show a Patou midseason frock in white quilted cotton with red, blue, green and black hearts and suit symbols, trimmed by a light green linen collar. Also noted are sparkling clip earrings for evening wear with jewel studding or gem tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Patou
Amarillo Chamber Hosts Wichita Delegates At Welcome
Wichita leaders including W. P. Innis former chamber president and George Innes Company figure, Vincent Hiebsch city attorney, Marsh Murdock and R. E. Black from the chamber visit Amarillo. The Amarillo group was led by Charles Wolflin and Mason King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tions
W. P. Innis
Chamber
Wichita
George Innes Company
Vincent Hiebsch
Marsh Murdock
Wichita Eagle
R. E. Black
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Charles Wolflin
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Mason King
News-Globe
Art points collection from Utah snares by Hutchings
A ledger notes a collection of over 3,000 art points gathered from snares owned by John Hutchings of Lehi Utah near Utah Lake. The entry records the quantity the collector amassed and identifies Hutchings as the primary owner or source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutchings
Lehi
Utah
Utah Lake
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Automobile Free
Vincent Lopez
NBC
Ee Saenger
Bonita
O. E
Masonic Temple
Young Peoples Department of
Iheima Conoley
Girl Scout Leaders’ Club
Lois Smith
van Buren Street
Ruth E. Delgell
Sacred Heart Cathedral
C. G. Dempsey
Polk Street
H. F. Faglen
W.M
Polk Street Methodist Church
The
Women's Missionary Union of
Frank Warren
Jackson Street
T.G Hull
Central Presbyterian Church
C. E
Woman's Council of
First Christian Church
H. H. Hall
Parker Street
W. T. Gross
Harrison Street
W. R. Hickox
North
Lincoln Street
FE. E. Boxwell
C. P. Hutchings
Madison Street
Larney Barnes
Palo Duro Club
Harvey Crudgington
Walter R Browne
Hughes Street
West Amarillo
Idelma Conoley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Woman's Council
Fellowship Hall
Sol’s Delicatessen
Ith
Newton’s
Madison
Harrison
Cali
Strasburg
Frankfurters, Mb
N.Y
Abe
By Anne Adiom
Anne Adams
Foster
J. F. Heatherly
Nalls
Milady
Mrs. Hefner
Mrs. Cass
Miss Conoley
P. W. Nudd
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
San Antonio
Janet
Edward Kenneth Jenkins
Betty Willets
Samuel Willets
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
New York
Edward E. Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Warrenton
Beauty of
Oxford
Verbena
Petunia
Jefferson
Elaine Adams
Coronado Hotel
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Lydia
Big Sister
Montey
Post
General Foods
Eae
Rens
Rinso
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