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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
4
B F Lawrie and Miss Jessie Lawr ence and C Haned with Miss Grace Duggan are listed as participating pairs in the social notes, indicating a local pageant or dance event. Both pairs reflect community involvement and expected attendance at the upcoming social gathering.
A busy Friday social calendar lists an Home Interest club meeting at 3 PM with Mrs. Edwin Harris at 608 Mississippi Avenue, a piano recital by Mrs. F. E. Woodruff at 8 PM at 1208 Harrison Street, a Shrine Ceremonial dance at 9 PM at the Masonic Temple, a 10 AM physical training class at the Women’s Athletic Club, and a stage dancing class at 7:30 PM. All members invited.
Dr Charles Brandon Booth spoke to Amarillo's Pierian club at the new Presbyterian church about child understanding and avoiding excessive scolding. He argued love and kindness build trust, while continual harshness repels, calling the talk one of the club's most valuable public gifts to parents.
Mrs. W. S. Rhodes hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge party at 3700 Taylor Street for the 1927 Club. Three tables played, with F. W. Ansley and W. P. Bowen winning high and general cut, and J. Winters and Clifton Oliver earning guest prizes. Guests included Bryan Weatherby, E. W. Roffey, J. Winters, H. T. Finch, Kenneth Charlesworth, Rual Jones, H. G. Maxfield, F. W. Ansley, and L. C. Hewitt. An ice course was served.
Mrs W A Palmer and Mrs O D Newell will host a Palmer Kindergarten entertainment at the Women's Club on Saturday evenings. Ex students of Palmer Kindergarten School will join the program with the class of 1926 27 performing a May pole dance and musical numbers. A special car ride and parade are scheduled for this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Llano Fstacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts an afternoon games tournament at 2 30 in the Crystal dining room of the Herring hotel donated by Colonel Herring. Proceeds go to the Memorial Fund for a monument to World War II fallen. Reservations via Mrs Marvin McCullough tel 1397.
The Pierian club ends two highly successful years with a final meeting at Mrs. E. Seaman's home. Mrs. James M. Delzell assumes the presidency for the next term, following a year noted for literary achievement and district leadership. The Gamma Chapter Delphian society ends its campaign in a tie, hosting the other division at a Woman's club party. Miss Elizabeth Nixon receives a magazine stand honor. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Kritser plan to return home Saturday from San Antonio after fall and winter months away.
A medical doctor developed Hemroid, an internal tablet, to treat piles by improving circulation. External treatments fail to provide lasting relief. It is sold by City Drug Co. with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Mrs. Virgil Moore presided as toastmistress at a San Antonio gathering to welcome Kruser children. Guests included Mrs. Olin Hardy and Mrs. R. A. Thompson, with performances by Mrs. Riley Strickland and Mrs. C. R. Hooten. Seventy people attended the program and supper.
Mrs John Anderson caught a six pound bass last Saturday while her husband Johnny fished all afternoon without a bite. The bass head is on display at Clements Young Sporting Goods. Mr and Mrs Harold Close of City Drug return soon from Wyoming where they visited relatives. Mrs T B Kennedy of Jackmans just came back from a trip to Kansas City Joplin and Chicago studying summer styles. Mrs Stella Riddle of Jackmans is
A social bridge party hosted by Mrs. R. B. Masterson senior at 1620 Polk Street celebrated Miss Curtis as honor guest ahead of the June 8 Curtis Ballard wedding. High score was won by Miss Jewell Scales who gave Miss Curtis her prize. A two course luncheon followed with additional guests including Mrs. J O Curtis and Mrs. Avery Turner.
Mrs Betty Boyd spends her vacation with relatives and friends in Decatur Texas and visits Plainview this week while on vacation from Jarrett s Fashion Shop.
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