Tuesday Study Club closes season at J E Hill home
The Tuesday Study Club wrapped its season with an entertainment program at Mrs. John E Hill’s Harrison Street home. Officers were introduced by Floyd Marsh, with vocal numbers by Frank Peterson and Mrs. Daisy Person, plus an international talk by Mrs. Tom Williams. Refreshments followed for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Hill
Harrison Street
T. Read
Furay Entertainment
Floyd Marsh
Lye
John E. Hill
W. P. Strickland
G. H. Maroney
M. F. Taylor
Coyle Hilton Johnson
Portland Se
Daisy Person
Dingle
Dangle Dell
Vuise Fletcher Tarkington
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
J. B. Hull
Marsh
Lindy Lou
Community Club Events Tonight and Friday
Local clubs and groups list a covered dish supper at 7 PM hosted by Mrs. P. A. Pressig at 1801 Van Buren Street, Tel and Tel Club meets at 8 PM with Mrs. W. R. Mc Kinney at 607 Fairmont Street, and other activities include a First Christian Church class party, Children's Little Theater at The Gables, and more. Friday features the Junior Child Study Club luncheon at Blackstone Cafe, Girl Scout Court of Awards at First Baptist, Dozen and One Needle Club postponement, Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 2:30 PM, and Angella Ashour dance program at The Playhouse at 8:15 PM.
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W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
Angella Ashour
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Playhouse
Harrison Street
Altar Guild Closes Year With Luncheon
An attractively appointed luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room marked the end of the year's work for the Altar Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Mrs. Kenneth Kane presided with a guest list including Mesdames Lumpkin, Stinnett, Sellars, Seay, Hoehn, Keffer, Humphrey, Kane, McIntosh, Bucket, Cummings Barker, Stanley, Rev. and Mrs. Foster, Misses Mayer Hubbell and Howland of Omaha.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Kenneth Kane
Mesdames
A. F. Lumpkin
Beaumont Stinnett
James L. Sellars
Dick Seay
Z. Thoehn
Charles Keffer
L. Humphrey
W. A. McIntosh
Howard Bucket
Gordon Cummings Barker
LeRoy Stanley
Frederick A. Foster
Enid Mayer
Dorothy Hubbell
Harriet Hubbell
Gwendolyn Howland
Omaha
Make This Model at Home Simple and Stunning Pattern 1843
A compact guide outlines a DIY model project designed for home crafting. It emphasizes accessible steps to achieve a striking result using common materials and straightforward techniques suitable for hobbyists. The piece highlights satisfaction and attractive outcomes for readers.
Summer pattern for a flattering lite frock by Anne Adams
The Amarillo Globe offers pattern 1843 for a simple yet flattering light frock suited to cottons or silks. Sizes 14 through 42 with 338 yards needed for size 16, plus illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for the book and pattern together. Address to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Birthday party for Mary Sue Sanford at parental home
Mary Sue Sanford celebrates a second birthday with friends at the Elliott Sanford home 412 West Twenty-second Avenue. Guests helped with games and a pigs-in-plates cake, led by Bettie Blackburn Jo Ann Akin Billie Phillips Henry Davis Akin Billie Mack Coon and Dorset Sanford.
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Mary Sue Sanford
Elliott Sanford
West Twenty-second Avenue
Mary Sue
Bettie Blackburn
Jo Ann Akin
Billie Phillips
Henry Davis Akin
Billie Mack Coon
Dorset Sanford
Tuesday Bible Club Meeting Held at Burnett Residence
No. 1 unit met with Mrs. R B Burnett at 3206. Mrs. J W Kenehan presided in Mrs. B C Rogers absence. Mrs. T M Bruner led the lesson. Next gathering set for June 12 at Mrs L W Campbell 1223 West Ninth Avenue.
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Bible Club
R. B. Burnett
Harrison Street
J. W. Kenehan
B. C. Rogers
T. M. Bruner
L. W. Campbell
West
Ninth Avenue
Amarillo Country Club Dance Set for Saturday Night
The entertainment committee announces a regular dance at the club house on Saturday night. Music will be provided by the Melody Maids.
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Amarillo Country Club
Melody Maids
Grateful reader touts Kruschen weight loss
A 23 year old man from Miami reports dropping from 210 to 145 pounds after nine months of Kruschen Salts, with better health and energy. The ad claims Kruschen acts on the liver kidneys and bowels and suggests taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water.
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O. K
Mr. J. C. Record
Miami
Fla
City Drug Store
Shriners Honor Wives With Full Day Of Events
Varied entertainment planned for Shriners' wives Saturday as Khiva Temple holds its big ceremonial. Potentate James E. King urges all Shriners to bring their wives. Registration at Masonic Temple 9 AM covers luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room and afternoon theater visits. Potentates' Ball at the temple with Peg gys Rhythm Girls. Local committee led by Mrs Norris Ewing to greet and assist guests.
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Khiva Temple
James E. King
Masonic Temple
Rose Bow Tea Room
Peggy
Norris Ewing
Woman's Responsibility in Liquor Control Talk
Mrs. J. E. Griggs spoke on Woman's Responsibility in Liquor Control at a W C T U meeting held Monday afternoon in the Polk Street Methodist Church parlors. President Mrs. George Elo presided and Mrs. J. H. Cureton led the devotional from the Twenty-Third Psalm. The group meets twice a month and invites interested persons to attend.
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J. E Griggs
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Polk Street Methodist Church
George Elo
J. H. Cureton
St Marys Alumnae Plan Sunday Meeting At Academy
Alumnae of St Marys Academy hold their annual meeting Sunday at 3 PM on the Academy premises. A new English plant to produce 100000 tons of oil annually from coal is due to begin operations this year.
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St. Mary's Academy
Academy
England
Miss Arrena Weaver Honored at Shower
Miss Arrena Weaver, soon to wed Scott Edward Strahan of Chicago, Illinois, was honored at a luncheon and linen shower at the Van Buren Tea Room. Pink decor and gum drop baskets marked each place as Verna Ferguson presented gifts to the honoree. Attending were Arrena Weaver and Anne Mathers, Sibyl Smallwood, Virginia Smallwood, and Mesdames Frank Skaggs, J. E. Mashburn, W. M. Sutton, Paul Johnson, and the hosts.
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Arrena Weaver
Scott Edward Strahan
Chicago
Til
Maud Vaughn
Verna Larson
Ruby Lee Sanders
van Buren Tea Room
Verna Mabel Ferguson
Anne Mathers
Sibyl Smallwood
Virginia Smallwood
Frank Skaggs
J. E. Mashburn
W. M. Sutton
Paul Johnson
the Hosterses
Pre Nuptial Shower for Opal L Smith in San Marcos
Miss Opal L Smith bride elect of Dr J C Cross of San Marcos was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the Lucerne hosted by Misses Maud L Pletcher Sarah Miller and Gladys Armstrong. Bridge entertainment awarded a high score to Mrs Ruth Dulin who gave the prize. Pink and white theme noted. guest list listed several ladies.
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Opal L. Smith
J. C. Cross
San Marcos
Maud L. Pletcher
Sarah Miller
Gladys Armstrong
the Lucerne
Bridge
Ruth Dulin
Mesdames
Mrs H E Chestnutt Hosts L Arguille Needle Club
Mrs H E Chestnutt entertaining at her home on Monroe Street hosted the L Arguille Needle Club gathering Tuesday. An ice course was served to members and guests including Bettie Todd J C Chestnutt and Howard Trigg with many other club members listed.
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L’'Arguille Needle Club
H. E. Chestnut
Monroe Street
Bettie Todd
Chestnutt
Howard Trigg
E. C. Britain
L. Edwards
R. I. Graves
T. B. Jones
Maud Munn
Fred Roane
J. M. Simpson
Howard Williams
W. H. Woodlief
Dave Wood
Dysart
Z. D. Lidia
The
Hostess
Mem
Local Social List Includes Dozens of Guests and Hosts
A long invitation list names J. R. Miller Ruth Dulin Hugh Craig Ruby Rawlings Robert Harrison Tom Herring Eula Wilson Georgia Holtzclaw Misses Johnnie Rowan Lou Grace Erdman Ethel Jackson Doris Shaw Gladys Buchanan Margie Robinson Thelma Stolz Jane Cornelius Ruth Boaz Vera Fry Carmen Ulm Anna Mae Klapproth Elsie Arnn Eva Patching Lyda Brown and the hostess among those attending a community gathering.
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J. R. Miller
Ruth Dulin
Hugh Craig
Ruby Rawlings
Robert Harrison
Tom Herring
Eula Wilson
Georgia Holtzclaw
Johnnie Rowan
Lou Grace Erdman
Ethel Jackson
Doris Shaw
Gladys Buchanan
Margie Robinson
Thelma Stolz
Jane Cornelius
Ruth Boaz
Vera Fry
Carmen Ulm
Anna Mae Klapproth
Elsie Arnn
Eva Patching
Lyda Brown
Hostess
London Parks Close Miniature Golf Greens This Summer
Five London parks and gardens will shut down their miniature golf greens this summer due to poor public patronage. The move affects popular spots in the cityscape as officials weigh options for the sites.
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London
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