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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1926

Page

5

Society Activities Highlight Local Women Groups

A Friday slate lists numerous women’s clubs and meetings including Junior Child Study at Mrs. Shelton's home, Swastika Club on Van Buren, Child Welfare at Mrs. Mayes, Les Temps at Mrs. Stevenson, Jovial 13 at Mrs. Moore, W M S church event, Pajarito Club at Mrs. Lindbloom, Country Club U D C at Mrs. Fountain, and additional readings. Public is invited to several events and a postponed Home Interest Club meets later with Mrs. Manning.

EB. L. Shelton Charles Lowe Lowe Mississippi Avenue J. W. Timmons van Buren Street Amarillo College of Music Polk Street E. F. Rittenberry D. W. Mayes A. L. Lindbloom C. C. Fountain Fountain Avenue Country Club L. B. Reese C. J.” Blackburn A. R. Manning South Virginia Avenue Blue Bonnet Needle Club Earl Smith Adams Street

Hollywood Stars Fight Rain With Tiny Umbrellas

Hollywood style hunt marks the rainy season as stars embrace compact umbrellas. Norma Shearer shows a vanity kit built into her handle while Carmel Myers wields a camera umbrella that opens by crank. Claire Windsor shows bold red silk models and Gertrude Olmstead carries a gray umbrella with a mother of pearl handle.

Hollywood Norma Shearer Carmel Myers Claire Windsor Gertrude Olmstead

Amaryllis Club Meets at Mrs. W. E. Laughter’s Home

Amaryllis club met Wednesday at 1205 Buchanan street for an afternoon of bridge. Yellow chrysanthemum decor set a fall mood. High score prize went to Mrs. W. Cooper, second to Mrs. Hilliard, guest high to Mrs. Gilvin. A salad course followed for members and guests, including Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Koviack. The Home Interest club postponed its regular meeting to November 19 at 895 South Virginia avenue with Mrs. Maning.

W. E. Laughter Amaryllis Club Buchanan Street WW. PL Cooper Hilliard John Gilvin E. E. Simmons Frank Koviack Ewell C. Bro 3 Will Kenyon Mesdames F. L. LaPalier W. P. Cooper Harold Richey Foster Shaw EF. C. Stinson Frank Gilvin Hillard

Preservation and Jam Making From Ripened Peaches

A practical recipe describes making peach jam from very ripe fruit with three four the weight in sugar and a syrup step by step. The piece also notes a Johnson PTA meeting with a history pageant on colonization, membership growth to 165, and an athletic fund report funding football gear and playground equipment.

Paris Johnson P.T. A Johnson Parent-Teacher Association America Colonies Athletic Fund Hogan

Esther McCrory D A R Sends Delegates to Abilene Conference

The Esther McCrory Chapter D A R names delegates and alternates for this week’s conference in Abilene. Delegates include Mrs John C Heaton regent and Mrs James Lowry Smith with several others listed.

Esther McCrory Abilene John C. Heaton James Lowry Smith Charles Austin Frank Storm Chapman Williamson Walter Cater John F. Manning

Music Festival Syllabus Distributed for April Event

The music syllabus for the l an handle Music Festival April 18 to 22 is ready and copies will be distributed. Teachers should write to their district superintendents for copies. Superintendents listed span Amarillo Santa Fe Plainview Fort Worth Texico Delhart Memphis and Panhandle areas with named contacts.

L’anhandle Amarillo Belemdert Wheeler Wetlingtee Bibel McCondy Img

One Cent Sales Draw Big Crowds

Fractured text describes large crowds at a one cent sale event. The readable portions mention promotions and watch for sale openings, with scattered references to vendors and timing but lack clear details or locations.

Portraits of craftsmanship elevate a gifted hand

A photograph captures the person al touch in a manner beyond the possibilities of boughten presents, highlighting skill and artistic care that surpass mass produced goods.

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Helme A. R. Maning Habry H. H. Hall White & Kirk 6Th Polk Ieee Rt Hohl’s Store Pos Ormeet A Revell Trent Sales Narizon News-Globe Arthur Weiss Peggy Paige Blackshire THE
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