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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1938
Page
2
Mrs A K Goodman first grade teacher at River Road School received a Friday morning shower marking the end of the school year. She has been re elected for next year.
Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star holds a public installation tonight at 8 oclock in the Masonic Hall Seventh Avenue and Taylor Street Mrs Robbie Dyer will be grand installing officer.
Miss Cecile Parsons hosts a morning coffee at 1200 Van Buren Street to honor bride elect Bessie Lee Gowdy of Pomona California. Attendants include Cecile Parsons and many guests as musicians performed during the event.
Tonight in Amarillo many groups host events across venues from the Fed eration Club Rooms to Polk Street Methodist Church. Musical recitals at the Playhouse and parlor, plus a Rosa Gold Davis Evening of Plays at Bennett Hall, headline a bustling social slate.
Miss Magdalena Gray and Cloyce Brooks married at 5 pm Saturday in Polk Street Methodist Church Amarillo officiated by Dr J O Haymes. The couple leaves for Colorado and New Mexico after a reception and will reside at 909 North Taylor.
The Busy 12 Club was entertained in the home of Mrs. Alva Slay. Games were played and refreshments served to Mesdames Homer Tuttle, Ed Singleton, D. D. Milwee, A. D. Nance and E. W. Tadlock. The club will meet on June 9 with Mrs. Graham Saunders at 401 North Prospect Street.
The MacDowell Boys' Club holds its final meeting of the season tonight at 8 in the upstairs Federation Club Room with Paul Ellis as guest artist. Reports from the Texas Federation of Music Clubs meeting in Beaumont will be presented. Fathers and mothers of members are invited as honor guests. numerous hosts are listed, and Mrs. Owen I Langseth serves as club counselor.
The Deb-Ette Club hosted a tea to introduce the organization to potential new members. Members mingled with guests as they learned about club activities and community roles.
The Woman's Club held its final meeting of the season hosted by Mrs. A. A. Lumpkin at 1514 Harrison Street. Guests enjoyed pleasant conversation and a game of forty-two followed by a lovely salad plate for the members and attendees including Mesdames J. W. Puckett, W. E. Gee, H. B. Jones, Bettye Blanchard, Lee Bivins, D. W. Owen, R. B. Masterson, J. Ray, T. Turner, Howard Trigg, J. L. Scott, Dean Kirk, A. T. Stanley, Ed Hardin, Rubin Anderson, Cora Beverly, Terry Thompson, and D. H. Culton.
Ruth Millen of Boise City Oklahoma was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by her cousin Mary Ann Tolleson at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Attending were Ann Claire Brannen Dorris Collie Kiki Cullum Catherine Manning Joan McCormick and Margaret McKenzie.
Members of the Pleasant Valley Help Your Neighbor Club enjoyed a picnic Thursday with campfire meals and games. Attendees include Mesdames George Killian Less Frampton L. E. Moreman Etta Hilderbrand Jim Killian and Miss Aileen Killian. A June 8 meeting will be at Mrs Jim Killian’s home. About a quarter million seagoing passengers arrive and depart from London annually.
Sunday afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel. On entering, each guest was presented with a gardenia and the attached invitation to become a member of the club. Attendees included Sharleen Barker Betty Ward Frances Maxfield Mary Louise Shaw Maxine Ratcliff Caroline Williams Florence Neely and Betty Ross Donald.
Members of the Jolly Time "42" Club and spouses gathered at the Willie River residence. Attendees included Louis Morrison Carl Hamilton W D Robertson Louis Tupin Jim Morrison I D Grider Mrs Agnes Vance Mrs VanSkike and the hosts. Mrs VanSkike to host next meeting. At 230 feet under water pressure exceeds 99 psi.
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