Local club meeting set for June 7 at Mrs Barr’s home
The Crandall J W Barr C B Parks G K Weaver B G Odell H E Hudspeth R B Groves and the hostess will meet at 12 o'clock on June 7 with Mrs. Barr at 907 Louisiana Street.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
6
One Hundred Attend Luncheon And PTA Instruction
About one hundred members attended Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers luncheon and school of instruction. The program covered dues, officer duties, social days, and the Significance of the Parent Teacher Movement. Chas Rogers spoke on public schools as a safeguard to democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Amarillo
A. D. Foreman
W. D. Westbay
A. C. Blank
W. C. Gibson
R. C. Andrews
Amarillo High School
Chas, M. Rogers
Westbay
Cincinnati
E. P. Cave
FE. F. King
Tyler School
Beaumont Stinnett
Avery Rush
Fancher Upshaw
Geo. M. Waddill
Rogers
Andrews
ORC Auxiliary Luncheon Held at Mrs. Bumpus Home
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railroad Conductors held its monthly luncheon yesterday at 1622 Pierce Street. Roses and larkspur decorated the house. prizes went to Mrs. Eugene Elder for a game, while Mrs. C. V. Wood and Mrs. I. M. Judd won high scores in bridge and dominos respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Bumpus
Pierce Street
Eugene Elder
C. V. Wood
I. M. Judd
H. R. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Joan Daley
Nancy Lynch
Barbara Ann Bumpus
Mesdames
W. A. Roof
Judd
W. G. Dickson
A. J. Morris
Walter Wah Shaw
Harry Sager
W. D. McClure
J. F. Eubanks
Wood
Lizzie Veatch
W. H. Standish
EF. L. Taylor
Floyd Ridner
M. FE. Day
W. E. Thompson
W. J. Daley
FE. E. Best
BE. K. Hill
W. F. Dale
Mamie Moore
L. C. Dubuque
J. D. Dillard
C. EB. Mathews
Elder
Miss Frances Lynch
Painters Auxiliary Plans Basket Picnic at Filwood Park
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 10 of the Painters Union invites all members in good standing and their families to a basket picnic Friday at 6:30 pm on the west side of Filwood Park. Attendees are asked to call 7864 to confirm the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Painters Union
Filwood Park
West End Ellwood Park
Social Calendar entries for Amarillo clubs and meetings
Tonight many groups meet across venues like Capitol Hotel Rose Bowl Tea Room and Federal buildings with recitals, luncheons, picnics, and bridge games. Notable items include Child Study Club luncheons at Rose Bowl Tea Room and Halcyon Club luncheon, plus parish and fraternal gatherings at 1st Christian Church and I.C.C.F. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Amarillo Hotel
T. B. Daniel
Robin Allen
Ellis B Hall to Present Band Classes Friday Night
Ellis B Hall will present his band classes in recital Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Academy of Music and Art auditorium. The program features A, B, and C bands with solos and duets and an array of named performers including Sidney Brunson Russell Howe Rushton Greer John Cagin Jr Fred Lang Stuart Stoops and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis B. Hall
Academy of Music and Art
Sidney Brunson
Russell Howe
Rushton Greer
John Cagin, Jr
Fred Lang
Stuart Stoops
Alvis Veazey
Sheldon Buchanan
Sherman Atwood
Edwin Henderson
Dickie Robinett
Wanda Pearson
Bob
Margie Randall
Bert Mathews
James Dossey
Arthur Dyke
James Coontz
Mrs Pumphrey Elected President of BK&PW Club
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club elected officers at the Tuesday meeting at the Amarillo Hotel. President Blanche Pumphrey and first vice president La Franklin led a slate that included Ruth Mathews Stine as second vice president Edith England as secretary Dora Gladman as treasurer and Bertha McLelland as parliamentarian. Retiring officers were Hattilu White Ernestine Osborn Jewell Davidson Mary A. Scott and Alma Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Mary A. Scott
Alma Richardson
Tyler Seventh Grade Banquet and Line Party Highlights
Seventh grade students of Tyler School closed the year with a banquet and program at Amarillo High School Cafeteria. Decorations featured Tyler colors with roses and honeysuckle. The program included an invocation, welcome by Supt. Rogers, a class address by Charles Adams, officer introductions by E F King, songs, dances and solos, and talks by Mr. Rogers and Mr. King before a group visit to the Paramount Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler School
Amarillo High School
C. M. Rogers
Charles Adams
E. F. King
King
Jean Chandler
Rosalie Coffee
Roland McGinley
Nora Jean Lamb
Ruth Gladish
Billie Louise Gaines
Virginia Nobles
Robert Williams
Zella Mae Wible
Miss Coffee
Mr. Rogers
Paramount Theater
Notable Local Names Listed in Public Invitation
The notice lists Clyde Hales Clyde Sittel Buddy Meyer James Carter Billy Moore Jerry Bush Patricia Edwards Walden Pavillard George Wyatt Horace Hewett Dick Elliott Juanita Garrett Mary Dale Mitchell Bill Brown Lee Holt Ann Moreland Wilburn Brown Rush Robinett Lewis Welter Bill Harris Tommie Hart Hugo Loewenstern Jr Lorena Hatton Charles Adams Floyd Jones Jr Lanelle Ledbetter. The public is invited.
Silverton Visitor Honored With Shower This Week
Mrs. Jess Dobbs of Silverton received a shower yesterday at her mother's home 801 Monroe Street with co hostess Mrs. Gerald Bishop. Floral decor featured roses sweet peas and honeysuckle and a pink blue refreshments motif. Guests included Mesdames Ratliff Ogle Rose Carter Presley Alexander and others. gifts were sent by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Dobbs
Silverton
W. Y. Alexander
Monroe Street
Gerald Bishop
Mesdames
Ben Ratliff
Bertie Ogle
J. H. Rose
Gay Carter
M. KE. Presley
Jack Alexander
Trulove Class Rose Luncheon At Polk Street Methodist
One hundred twenty five members and guests attended a Rose Luncheon hosted yesterday by the Polk Street Methodist Trulove Class in the church Fellowship Hall. The room featured rose decorations and corsages at each place. Mrs. Otis Trulove chaired a pleasant musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist
Trulove
Otis Trulove
Congenial Snips club to elect officers next Wednesday
Sewing clubs report meetings at Mrs. Truett Ledbetter’s home and at Mrs. Brown’s home for an officer election at 2 o’clock next Wednesday. Other groups met for a picnic and planned June gatherings at Mrs. Laverty’s home with guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snippers
Stitch Rite Club Honors Mrs Harmon With Birthday Shower
The Stitch Rite Club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering honoring Mrs Paul Harmon with a birthday shower at J M Wilson’s River Road home. Prizes went to Mrs Paul King and Mrs J H Allen, Pollyanna gifts were exchanged, and 16 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch Rite Club
Paul Harmon
J. M. Wilson
River Road
Paul King
J. H. Allen
Tom McCullough
William Boydstun
Bennie Lusk
Jack Parker
W. Willis
Charles Wortham
C. A. Hetrick
Wilbur Boydstun
Ralph Bennett
Bernard Holland
John McCall
Fred Spears
Harvey Wilson
Mrs. Allen
North
Harrison Street
Green Pepper Luncheon Dish
A simple lunch item uses green peppers stuffed with creamed tuna or crab. Top with grated cheese and bake about 30 minutes in a moderate oven.
Laura Wheeler Finds Knitting a Worthwhile Hobby
Knitters are invited to try a simple 10 inch square pattern in lace and stockinette. Using two needles and a double strand of mercerized string, pattern 2212 lists square illustrations, stitches, materials, and a photo. Send ten cents and include pattern number PAT TERN NUMBER name and address to Amarillo Globe Needle craft Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Seniors Entertained At Amarillo High School Breakfast
A breakfast for Amarillo High School graduates hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Luther G. Roberts at 2004 Jackson Street honored Central Church of Christ members. Guests enjoyed rose and iris decorations, graduation themed table settings, personal gifts, and morning games. Attendees included Allyne Davis, Merle Medart, Martha Rodgers, Wallace Hess, Walter Ward, Dickie Dye, Max Neal, Roy Reed, Bob Fowler, Margaret Denton, Leonard Jansen, and Mary Howren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Luther G. Roberts
Jackson Street
Central Church of Christ
Roberts
Allyne Davis
Merle Medart
Martha Rodgers
Wallace Hess
Walter Ward
Dickie Dye
Max Neal
Roy Reed
Bob Fowler
Margaret Denton
Leonard Jansen
Mary Howren
Woodmen Circle Postpones Poplar Grove No 171 Meeting
The regular meeting of Poplar Grove No 171 of the Woodmen Circle is postponed to next Thursday night at 8 o'clock. The gathering will take place at the I C O F Hall and will include initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove
Woodmen
Red Carnation Lodge
Poplar Grove No. 171
Woodmen Circle
I.c.of
Mrs. Birge Hosts Wednesday Luncheon Club Event
Mrs. W. S. Birge of 1220 West Twelfth Avenue entertained the Wednesday Luncheon Club yesterday. The table featured roses and honeysuckle. Guests included Mesdames D. C. West Earl Hudspeth and C. C. Wells with members Mesdames Sadie Odell W. P. Henry T. H. Rodgers H. C. Lyle and Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8S. Birge
West
Twelfth Avenue
Mesdames
D. C. West
Earl Hudspeth
C. C. Wells
Sadie Odell
W. P. Henry
T. H. Rodgers
H. C. Lyle
Margaret
Idlers Club Meet Planned at Mrs. Copeland Home
The Idlers Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Claude Copeland at 1912 Polk Street this Friday at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlers Club
Claude Copeland
Polk Street
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised for kidney relief
An advertisement explains kidney filters may underperform causing night trips to the bathroom and pain. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a 50 year remedy for backache nervousness and urinary symptoms and urges readers to ask for the genuine 35 cent box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
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ORC
Capitol Hotel
Halcyon Club
Silver Grill
Merry Sewing Club
Fundamental Bible
Della Crittenden
W. M. Hall
Federation Club
Couturiere Club
Will Thompson
van Buren Street
Aronson Tea Room
Mesdames Douglas Jones
Austene Brown
Lloyd Lipscomb
Fairmont Street
Wee-Pla Bridge Club
A. Hetrick
First Christian Church
Ellis FB
Delphian Society
Marizon
Polk
Our
FELTS
Tyler
Sewing
Stitch and Chatter Club
Allen Thompson
Palisades
W. J. Mason
J. A. Butcher
E. A. Baker
G. A. Runyon
Charles L. Griffith
Georgia Mae Runyon
LAS Amigas Club
C. W. Farr
Hughes Street
John M. Lockridge
Auburn
Ill
E. E. Boxwell
B. H. Collins
H. A. Humphries
Herman Kerr
Jay Laverty
George Russell
Rankin Russell
A. L. Timmons
Laura Wheeler
COME
Nerduecraft Service
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Lovalon
Vanda
E Baker Hotel
Bakerwell
Palo Pinto Mountains
Louis Gambrell
McCall
Madras
White & Kirk
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