Speakers Club Halloween Banquet At Capitol Hotel
Members and guests of the Progressive Speakers Club attend a Halloween banquet at the Capitol Hotel. Mrs. Paul Landrum dominates as mistress of ceremonies and a fish pond prizes event follows with fortune telling and tricks by members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Speakers’ Club
Capitol Hotel
Paul Landrum
Binford Arney
Landrum
Ballyhoo
Meningitis
Jessie Ingram
Mesdames Raymond Summers
W. H. Flynn
A. C. McKay
Hal C Peck
S S S Promises Boost In Appetite And Strength
An advertisement promotes S S S as a scientifically tested tonic to stimulate secretions and rebuild hemoglobin, claiming it restores appetite, digestion, sleep, and vigor. It warns against substitutes and urges readers to insist on the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Third Tuesday Bible Club Organized At Sibley Home
The Third Tuesday Bible Club No 3 was formed this week at 209 North McMasters Street the home of Mrs W 8 Sibley. Mrs Sibley was named president with Mrs W N Nelson as vice president Miss Grace Foster secretary and Mrs C R Herrin teacher Nine charter members attended and guests included Mrs T M Bruner and Mrs B C Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Club
Sibley
McMasters Street
Club Plans Tenth Anniversary Dinner
Members of L Aiguille Club completed plans for the tenth anniversary dinner set for the next regular meeting day at the home of Mrs C J Brummett. Roll call referenced Texas current events and invited guests included Mrs J R Crawford and Mrs J H Baker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Aiguille Club
M. R. Roney
C. J. Brummett
Texas
Mesdames J. R. Crawford
J. H. Baker
Bettle Todd
W. B. Patterson
C. A. Harrell
Intermediate Groups Entertained by San Jacinto Church
The Intermediate B T and Sunday School Departments of San Jacinto Baptist Church were entertained Monday evening with Halloween games and decorations. Sammie Draper told a story Mut the Ghost. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Rev. and Mrs. Ross A. Smith and other members.
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B. T
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Sammie Draper
Mut
Ross A. Smith
R. B. Bowlin
Nelson Hall
W. Allen
Horace Elliott
Horace Elliott, Jr
Daws Muncy
Bill Lyons
Rhoda Lou McClendon
Brown
Margaret McClendon
Pauline Guynes
Jean Boone
Carl Roark
Faalline Wright
Doris Davis
Odessa Taylor
Odella Taylor
Myrtle Brown
Estelle Roark
Clifford Morrow
Theda Elliott
Kewen Childress
Lonnie Moley
Jack Taylor
Earl Coffee
Maxine Wright
Marcie Wright
Marcie Deckard
Duane Cotten
Ella Wasson
Robbie L. Little
Laura Mae James
Jeanette Fullerton
Doris Mace
James Domer
E. W. Staple
Helen Deckard
Hermon Harris
Glenn Draper
James Cotten
Jasper Cotten
Pollyanna Names For El Martes Sewing Club Christmas Party
Club members drew Pollyanna names at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. Anna Ledford’s home in 1710 Taylor Street. The Christmas party is planned at Mrs. H. B. Pierce’s house with two hostess quilts awarded. A noon covered dish luncheon honored Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Dowie, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Teed, Mrs. Christian, Mrs. Hanks, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Laverty, Mrs. Herbert, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Martes Sewing Club
Anna Ledford
Taylor Street
Pierce
Ledford
J. F. Archer
L. P. Dowie
J. M. Wiley
R. A. Teed
W. A. Christian
Myrtle Hanks
C. L. Hunter
Jay Laverty
T. R. Herbert
Hostess
Amarillo P E O Delegates Attend State Convention
Mrs. E. H. Foster serves as a delegate to the state P E O convention in San Antonio which concludes Thursday night. Other Amarillo delegates include Mesdames B O Taylor H E Smith H J Farwell R F Pixley J Fischer W R Browne and Miss Ernestine Smith. Hudsons announce arrival of twins at Saint Anthony Hospital on Tuesday October 30 with mother and babies in good health.
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E. H. Foster
P. FE. O
San Antonio
Amarillo
B. O. Taylor
H. E. Smith
H. J. Farwell
R. F. Pixley
J. Fischer
W. R. Browne
Ernestine Smith
Hudsons
Mart Hudson
Saint Anthony Hospital
Hudson
Community Club and Society Events Tonight in Amarillo
Listing of social events and meetings in Amarillo including Open House musicale at Herring Hotel with Mr. and Mrs. Thaulow, Rainbow for Girls bridge tournament led by Mrs. Hester, Halcyon and Twentieth Century clubs, Daughters of Confederacy activities, a high school musical comedy Rosetime, Unity Study Club, Rector's Guild, Halloween carnival at Alice Landergin School, and various Circle and Child Welfare meetings with named organizers and locations downtown tonight.
Halloween Party At School Connects PTA With Local Events
A Masterson School Halloween party hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association featured orange and black decor, costumes, games, and refreshments. Various club meetings and pupil recitals followed, with the Masterson PTA planning a carnival Friday at the school, including a supper and classroom attractions.
Musicale At Thaulow Home Tonight
The second open house musicale in a monthly series at Mr and Mrs Christian Thaulow 1606 Taylor Street features Mozarts Eine Kleine Nachtmusik and other works. Performers include Mrs E S Burnett first violin Mrs R B Holland second violin Miss Margaret Harris piano and more with H A Shaw and Hall Axtell among the singers and accompanists.
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Open House Musicale
Mrs
Christian Thaulow
Taylor Street
Mozart
E.S. Burnett
R. B. Holland
Riley Strickland
A. F. Morris
Floyd March
Margaret Harris
Gounod
Faust
James Dunn
Ed R. Mayer
R. C. Martini
Inga Borestrom
Liszt Verdi
Thaulow
Tschaikowsky
Hjalmar Bergh
H. A. Shaw
Hall Axtell
Pearl Morris Moore
New Bridge Club Is Organized In Quiet Gathering
A new bridge club formed with a Tuesday afternoon party at Mrs. Bill Bogard's home. Charter members include Kay Baird and Vera Mae Marshall among others. Mrs. Wall named president, Mrs. Sparks reporter. High scores honored for Baird Jackson Sparks.
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Bill Bogard
Mesdames Kay Baird
Buddy Norton
Elden Harper
O. S. Sparks
Co. M. Montgomery
C. W. White
Ulmer Jackson
Harold Wall
Vera Mae Marshall
J. H. Reeves
Mary Warden
Baird
Jackson
Sparks
Chatter Box Club Hosts Halloween Party
Members of the Chatter Box Club and their husbands were entertained with a Halloween party last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. King on the Canyon highway. The house was decorated with orange and black and seasonal suggestions. Halloween games were played and the costumes judged. Refreshments were served to a large number of members and guests.
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Chatter Box Club
J. F. King
Canyon Highway
Tune in Ploughs Tombardo Land featuring Guy Lombardo
A radio listing notes Tombardo Land featuring Guy Lombardo and his Orchestra scheduled for Wednesday night on NBC Network. The program highlights a music and Variety format with the NBC affiliation prominent in the schedule.
Ramblers and Amarillo College band perform with homemade instruments
The Ramblers and Amarillo College formed a home made band led by president Lewis Dodson at the Capitol Hotel. Herman Price Ed Womble Jack Russell and Ross McBryer composed the orchestra using a guitar as the sole musical instrument while wash boards tubs and tin cans served as percussion.
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Ramblers
Amarillo College
Herman Price
Ed Womble
Jack Russell
Ross McBryer
Capitol Hotel
Lewis Dodson
Halloween carnival draws large Johnson Street crowd
A large crowd attended the Halloween carnival at Johnson Street School with the Veterans of Foreign Wars and local merchants assisting the Parent-Teacher Association in organizing attractions.
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Johnson Street School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Parent-Teacher Association
Doctors urge a liquid laxative for children
Doctors recommend California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, suitable laxative for children. Avoid strong adult cathartics and mineral drugs, using senna or the fig syrup to ease constipation with gradually reduced doses for regular, safe bowels.
Liquid Test for Child Laxative Use
A simple three step method to relieve sluggish bowels in children. Choose a liquid laxative appropriate for age and condition, give the proper dose, then reduce until stools move unaided. California Syrup of Figs is recommended. Ensure the bottle shows the genuine “California” label.
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California
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Raymond Summers
Mr. Arney
Arney
Sanborn
Jimmie Anderson
Polk Street Methodist Church
East Fourth Avenue
HoLlyowoop
Polk St
Palais Royal
Polk
Third Tuesday
Sibley Home
Pollyanna
Amarillo P. E. O.’s
Amarillo Bridge Club
Herring Hotel
Order of Rainbow
M. J. Hester
Travis Street
Halcyon Club
B. A. Higgins
Twentieth Century Club
George Ordway
Harrison Street
Will A. Miller
Daughters of Confederacy
Baucom
Jackson Street
Unity Study Club
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
F. G. Dennis
Hardin Street
Alice Landergin
Les ‘Temps Club
Frank J. Warren
Amarillo Circle
Elizabeth Arnot
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Child Welfare Club
R. J. Parsons
van Buren Street
Palo Duro
Harvey Allen
Hughes Street
Masterson
Parent - Teacher Association
Masterson P. A
Norma Kelly Carrol
Curl
W. M. Curl
Glenwood School
A. A. A. W. Book Review Group
J. S. Kendrick
Ong Street
J. A. Ashford
Guy Ballard
Ashford
Prospect Street
H. A. Appleby
Mother Benton
First Christian Church
W. M. Gouldy
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
W. QO. Goodman
Virginia Street
Letter Cariers' Auxiliary
J. D. Porterfield
Mississippi Street
Child Study Club
H. O Wagner
Washington Street
Daniel M. Deason
H. G. Baucom
Sordorva
Kitty Kerrigan’s Millinery
TAMS
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden, Mass
Gordons
M. A. Barker
Mgr. Shoe Dept
DR. Austin's
New Bridge Club
A.M. Club
Panhandle
A&m Club
Badger
Paris
Gordon’s Style Shop
Balbriggan
Woo
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