Amarillo Parents and Teachers Hold Meeting Highlights
The Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers met at the high school Monday afternoon with Miss Annie Laurie McDonald urging balanced reading choices and Mrs. G S McLellan presiding. Mrs L R Hollingshead was elected fifth vice president and Mrs McLellan appointed as state convention delegate for San Angelo. Mrs Gervis Taylor spoke on women’s responsibility in a changing world and read a 1485 poem predicting modern life. The group endorsed the Community Chest drive starting November 17 and committed support to Junior Red Cross and Boy and Girl Scouts. Mrs Zona McClellan announced a Santa Fe office transfer to Waynoka Oklahoma.
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Annie Laurie McDonalden
Arillo Council of Parents
Red Cross
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
Oil That Cleans Protects And Lubricates Says Expert
Household expert and four well known housekeeping authorities advise that oils used in homes should clean and protect while lubricating. Idle appliances collect rust, so 3 in One oil, blending mineral, vegetable and animal oils, performs all three tasks and saves repairs. Sold widely in 1c and 30c sizes with red 3 in One trademark.
Halloween Party At Mrs P Moore Home In Cleveland Street
Mrs Prebble Moore and Miss Mary Mann hosted a Halloween gathering Saturday at 736 North Cleveland Street. The event featured black and orange decorations, games led by Mrs J C Leach, and refreshments. Attendees included Billie and Paul Mann Henry David and Virginia Moore Patsy and Vanilta Cox Elizabeth and Johnnie Barbaro Gurnell Gamblin Gordon Euan Doris Marie Cook Edith May Allen Ruth Gamblin Nancy and Carleen Hollingshead Tommie and Johnnie Slugg Robert and William Franks Mildred Damron and others.
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Prebble Moore
Mary Mann
Moore
North
Cleveland Street
J. C. Leach
Billie
Paul Mann
Henry David
Virginia Moore
Patsy
Vanilta Cox
Elizabeth
Johnnie Barbaro
Gurnell Gamblin
Gordon Euan
Doris Marie Cook
Edith May Allen
Ruth Gamblin
Nancy
Carleen Hollingshead
Tommie
Johnnie Slugg
Robert
William Franks
Mildred Damron
V. F. Mann
C. Cox
R. Gamblin
Rose Bowl Tea Room to Open Bridge Talks
At the Rose Bowl Tea Room the Junior Welfare League will host bridge lectures for the Children’s Clinic. Mrs. Lorin J. Roach leads the sessions with lunch offered at 1.00 a plate and tables completed if needed. first lecture Thursday with reservations by Wednesday evening.
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Rose Bowl
Junior Welfare League
Lorin J. Roach
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Woman's Association Meeting Planned at Mrs Nutt Home
The Woman's Association of the Congregational Church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 pm at 410 Fairmont Street the lesson titled Mahatma Gandhi has been planned and all church members are invited.
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Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Glen Nutt
Fairmont Street
Mahatma Ghandi
Harmony Club Rehearses The Little Tycoon
The Harmony Club plans a Wednesday evening rehearsal at 7 30 at St Andrews Episcopal Church Parish House. Members are asked to arrive on time.
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Harmony Club
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Child Welfare Club To Meet Friday
The Child Welfare Club will meet with Mrs. R. L. Rogers at 1908 Tyler Street on Friday at 2 30. All members are urged to be present. Don Pettingill spent the week end on his Vega ranch.
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Child Welfare Club
R. L. Rogers
Tyler Street
Don Pettingill
Vega
Rio de Janeiro engineer attends international road congress
Senorita Carmen Velasco Portinho, munic ipality engineer of Rio de Janeiro, is the sole woman delegate among 300 at the sixth international road congress in Washington. She will visit Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago on her first U S trip, while balancing duties over public buildings and road networks. Portinho also leads the Rio Automobile Club and the association of university women.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carmen Velasco Portinho
United States
Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Senorita Portinho
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
America
Rio Automobile Club
Association of University Women
Brick-a-Bat Club Meeting At Mrs Kiene Home
The Brick-a-Bat Club will meet at Mrs. Fred Kiene's home in Pleasant Valley on Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. All members are invited to attend.
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Fred Kiene
Pleasant Valley
River Road Home Demonstration Club Meeting
River Road Home Demonstration Club will meet at Mrs. E. B. Dulaney's home Wednesday at 3 o'clock. All members are invited to attend.
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River Road
E. B. Dulaney
Les Temps Club Meeting With Mrs Warren Friday
The Les Temps Club will meet with Mrs Frank Warren at 1714 Jackson Street Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Victor Shango a Borger businessman was in town on a business mission last week.
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Les Temps Club
Frank Warren
Jackson Street
Victor Shango
Borger
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Entertains Rushees With Bridge
Rushees were hosted by Kath ryn Harrison at 1007 West Twentieth Avenue with help from her mother and sister. Autumn décor highlighted the event as sorority colors appeared in refreshments and party elements.
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Kathryn Harrison
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority
West
Twentieth Avenue
Harrison
C. W. Harrison
Marek A. Heath
Catherine Duncan
Rosemary Booth
Robbie D. Simpson
Lucille Pipkin
Marion Conway
Frances McNeil
Helen Phillips
Marie Parris
Olive Cooper
Mildred Williams
Mary Leland Smith
Margerie Miller
Frank Homer Ransberger
Carmen Thompson
Doris Dillenbeck
Hazel Price
Maxine Caddell
Mark A. Heath
Oklahoma City
Anna Bell Sparger
Margaret Wagner
Dorothy Beeman
Lois Smith
Mary McNeil
Jerry Stanley
Cornelia Smith
Vilas Newby
Effie Jewell Skekell
Philharmonic Club Meeting At Mrs Trulove Home
Seven visitors attended the Philharmonic Club meeting at 1610 Taylor Street hosted by Mrs Otis Trulove.Members and guests discussed Federated Music Clubs and Beethoven as Symphonist while a quartet and several piano numbers entertained. about 50 members were present.
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Philharmonic Club
Otis Trulove
Taylor Street
Fred Sliger
Ardath Johnson
Beethoven
E. R. Biggs
A. J. Caldwell
Grieg
James Otis Trulove
Charles Winn
Gluck Friedman
New York Accepts Wool Trend For November Fashions
New York reports fall dressmakers embrace light wools for daytime forms. Worsteds expand into luncheon and tea wear with delicate tints and sheer textures like wool nets and crepes, including wool marquisette and wool gauze in finer weaves.
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United Press
New York
Short Fur Jackets and Long Gloves Fashion in Paris
Paris fashioners report a winter vogue for all black ensembles. Women favor short fur jackets especially astrakan with short sleeves, paired with long black gloves. The look emphasizes a sleek, stark silhouette as the season advances.
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Associated Press
Paris
Astrakan
Fashion notes on new wool frocks and crepe shades
A fashion feature describes crepe and wool yarn ranges with pastel and blue tones, noting white is available but pale blue pink eggshell and water green dominate in formal wear. It covers heavier weaves with black navy bright blue and flame veils and updates daytime hat styles to match afternoon wear.
Miss Bluebonnet musical at Amarillo High School auditorium
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club presents Miss Bluebonnet a musical comedy at the High School auditorium. Magnolia Evans leads a South Carolina village tale with Miss Bluebonnet’s Texas charm. Cast includes Doris Shaw Sam Unruh Elizabeth Nixson Hallie Harper and Fred Young with direction by Mins Zedene Horne. Tickets from club members. no reserved seats.
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Amarillo
Texas
Miss Bluebonnet
Elizabeth Nixson
Hallie Martin Harper
Fred Young
Darrell Jackson
Doris Shaw
Sam Unruh
Misa Bluebonnet
Donna Shaw
Hickory Stout
Burton Hill
Evans
Magnolia
Darrel Jackson
Minerva
Misa Nixson
Jane Bell Branahan
Bessie Landia
Una Branahaon
Dena Hill
Kate Branahan
Georgia Ferret
Susie
Helen Shelton
Sally
Edith McSwain
Wes Evans
James E. Gordon
Thad Perry
Eugene Vineyard
Lettie Nunn Parlors To Be Dedicated
The Lettie Nunn Memorial Parlors of the First Baptist Church will be dedicated Wednesday at 11 AM. Gifted by Dr. J. E. Nunn in memory of his wife, the event includes songs, tributes to Mrs. Nana and Mrs. G. T. Vineyard, prayers, addresses by Dr. G. L. Yates and others, and a daylong program with luncheon and meetings.
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Lettie Nunn
First Baptist Church
J. E. Nunn
Jesus
Nana
G. T. Vineyard
Mary McDonald
G. L. Yates
Morning Land
F. W.W. Sanders
Charles Hall
Autumn Leaves Decorate Beeche Home Party
Autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthums created a bright setting for the party hosted last evening by Mr. and Mrs. W E Beeche at 1811 Pierce Street. The color scheme featured yellow red and orange throughout the arrangements.
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W.E. Beeche
Pierce Street
Local Bridge Result Highlights Marie O Keefe Wins
Miss Marie O Keefe led in the bridge games with Miss Zella Harty taking consolation. Participants included Miss O Keefe, Miss Harty, Mr and Mrs FE Garrett, Jimmie Swann, F Halterman, and Mr and Mrs W FE Bosche.
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Marie O'Keefe
Zella Harty
FE. BE. Garrett
Jimmie Swann
F. Halterman
W. FE. Bosche
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Pinex Mixture
A famous old remedy using Pinex mixed with sugar or honey to soothe inflamed throat membranes and ease chest coughs. The recipe promises fast relief for lingering coughs from severe colds and claims the syrup absorbs quickly to act on the bronchial tubes.
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Fnarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
Zona McClellan
Santa Fe
Waynoka, Okia
Mrs. P. Moore
Woman’s Association
Brick-a-Bat Club
River Road Club
Lik
Rushees
B.P.W
High School
Lettie
Dorothy Gray Face
Miss Culwell
Dorothy Gray
City Drive
Che Rexall Storap
Kotex
Kotex Great
Kotex Company
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