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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1927

Page

4

Amarillo social calendar highlights many club meetings

Tomorrow features Triple T Needle club at 2 30 with Mrs Dinan on Tyler street. Amarillo Little Theater executive board at 9 39 in Women's club rooms. Pollyanna club at 3 with Mrs Kropff at Mrs Herringtons 707 Alabama. Bonita chapter officers election and initiation at 8 in Masonic Temple. Junior Woman's club at 3 with Mrs Burger 2001 A Van Buren. 1927 Bridge club at 2 30 with Mrs Rhodes 8700 Taylor. La Costura club at 3 with Mrs Clowe 1718 Jackson and hostess Mrs Stenger. American Legion Auxiliary at Legion club rooms for last meeting before poppy sale. Ride A Wee Bridge club at 2 30 with Mrs Joyce 708 West Eleventh. Grace Hamilton presents Ruth Doris and Frances Billingslea in piano recital at 8 in First Baptist. P E O at 3 in Women's club rooms with Mrs Puckett and Mrs Fletcher as hostesses. Esther McCrory chapter D A R at 3 in First Baptist parlors for last meeting of year and officers. Rebekah Lodge initiation in I O O F hall East Fifth. Canadian lodge to attend. College of Music junior orchestra at 7 30. College of Music Male chorus at 8. Central Presbyterian orchestra at 7 30. Amarillo high school seniors class night exercises. Public cordially invited. Business and Professional Women at 6 15 at Amarillo hotel. Executive board meeting Senior High P T A at 3 30 in room 207. meeting open to all paid members.

W. I. Dinan Tyler Street Amarillo Little Theater C. C. Kropff C. R. Herrington Alabama Avenue Bonita Masonic Temple W. D. Burger van Buren Street Bridge Club W. C. Rhodes Taylor Street la Costura Club Frank Clowe Jackson Street W. M. Stenger American Legion Auxiliary Legion Club Poppy Sale J. M. Joyce West Eleventh Street Grace Hamilton Ruth Doris Frances Billingslea First Baptist Church Peter Pan Bridge Club Charles Hoppin J. W. Puckett Lloyd Fletcher Esther McCrory Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall East Fifth Street Canadian Lodge College of Music Central Presbyterian Orchestra Amarillo High School Amarillo P.T. A

Curtis Ballard Nuptials Announced At Herring Luncheon

Miss Sadie Claude Curtis announced engagement to John Garland Ballard at a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Col and Mrs C T Herring at 2310 Van Buren Street. The event featured pastel colors, flower centerpieces, gift prizes, and games as family and friends celebrated the forthcoming wedding.

Sadie Claude Curtis John Garland Ballard Col C. T. Herring van Buren Street Jay Littleton Taylor Imogene Herring la France Miss Curtis Sadie Claude John Garland Jane J. O. Curtis John Boyce John Fain

First Grade Party Celebrates Charles Davis Birthday

In a San Jacinto school first grade room, Charles Davis of 402 Fairmont Avenue turned seven with a party Friday afternoon. The class enjoyed games and favors pulled from a pong corner, and a birthday cake adorned the table for the celebrant.

San Jacinto School Charles Davis Fairmont Avenue

Masquerade Party Delights Friends On Harrison Street

Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. BR. BE. McGuire hosted a masquerade party Saturday evening at their Harrison Street home. Prizes went to J. Jordan and Frank Wood for best costumes, with additional awards to Mrs. W. E. Bushy, Frank Wood, and Mrs. J. Jordan for games. Attendees wore varied characters such as Spanish cavaliers, Farmer Jones, pirates, Irish colleen, chorus girls, and Gypsy queens.

O. G. Wright BR. BE. McGuire Harrison Street J. Jordan Frank Wood W. E. Bushy Farmer Jones

Visitors and Travelers Connect Across Towns

Jim Ramsey returns from Colorado Springs after visiting friends. Ruth Abramson returns home after Perryton school closure. Sam Friedman, now in California, visits his sister Mrs. B B Potter. Jerry Brisco of Wellington Kansas and Mrs Briscoe visit relatives. Briscoe works for Santa Fe. McMillan Drug's Mr. McMillan in Amarillo on business. Bill Cummings and children travel to Wichita Falls for six weeks. Mrs. Cummings to join later. L E Clay couple drive to Panhandle for a day trip and return.

Jim Ramsey Colorado Springs Ruth Abramson Travers Perryton Sam Friedman Amarillo California B. B. Potter Jerry RB. Brisco Wellington Kansas Briscoe Santa Fe McMillan McMillan Drug Company Plainvigw Bill Cummings Billy Farley Wichita Falls

Polish Girl Wins $500 Literary Prize in 1927

Miss Leokadya Popowska, a Polish-born UM senior, won $500 in Harper Intercollegiate Literary Contest among 101 colleges. Her winning story The Living Sand reflects her childhood in Poland. A brief narrative of immigrant achievement and campus competition.

Ann Arbor Mich Leokadya Popowska Poland Popowska University of Michigan

Women as family investors rise in bond and stock buying

In a recent report The Woman's Home Companion notes women bought over 100 million dollars in bonds in a single month. They will receive a majority of dividend checks from major telephone and several railroad companies this year. Business minds now accept that women control about 90 percent of family expenditures, boosting their role in planning sales and advertising campaigns as family investors grow.

Midinette of Paris Embraces American Fashion

Parallels drawn between Paris and New York working girls as the Paris midinette adopts American style, chewing gum, and the back head hat fashion. Despite anti foreign criticism in France, Miss Midinette relishes being mistaken for an American and values freedom and economic independence.

Paris Midinette New York France

Local notes from Floydada Amarillo and area residents

Mrs Hop Robinson of Floydada moves to Amarillo living at 723 A North Fillmore. Greer's Department Store workers enjoyed a fishing trip at Word ranch. Mrs Virgie Gibson of Greer's departs for Abilene for a few days. Miss Frances Bergman of Kansas City visits sister Mrs Maurice Goltz. Miss Fay Phillips spent Sunday in Dalhart with friends J S Marshall who has been at night.

Hop Robinson Floydada Amarillo Fillmore Street Greer’s Department Store Word J. S. Marshall

Worker Shifts to Day Work at Santa Fe Station

After two years of service, the employee has been assigned day work. He is using the schedule change to spend a day in Borger before starting his new shift.

Santa Fe Borger

Rheumatism Relieved by Rheumatax Claim

Advertisement states Rheumatax cures rheumatism by cleansing the liver kidneys stomach and bowels removing poisons that cause rheumatism with a guaranteed promise from Foul Drug Co Stores.

Foul Drug Co

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