Madonna Class Holds Business Meeting and Social
The Madonna Class of the First Baptist Church gathered Monday afternoon for a combined business and social session in the class room. Mrs. O. V. Chesshire, new teacher, presented an engaging talk as attendees, including Mrs. Fred Warren and many other members, joined in refreshments and discussion.
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Madonna
First Baptist Church
O. V. Chesshire
Fred Warren
Gilbert Ridings
Bill Peake
J. B. Woodward
Bill Terry
O. K. Downey
Guy Newman
A. P. Gibson
E. J. Nichols
C. L. Holman
Charles Felerabend
J. R. West
Robert Burnett
Frank McBride
Harry Alexander
Bill Armstrong
Paul Gore
Kermit Gentry
G. J. Kramer
L. Yoakum
Airplane Age hats enter the fashion scene as plume vogue fades
Paris reports the Airplane Age hat replacing the plume decked Empress Eugenie style as the dominant silhouette. The new hat features a clean line, low dip, and minimal trim with fur patches, velvet bows, and skyward feathers, signaling a shift from the old froth to a modern roadster look.
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Diana Merwin
Paris
Longchamps
Modistes
Thanksgiving Bid-A-Bit Club Hostess at Mrs Richards Home
Mrs Fred Richards hosted the Bid-A-Bit Club at 4212 West Eleventh, celebrating Thanksgiving with Americ an Beauty roses, turkeys, and pumpkins. Bridge on tables with ca covers used a pumpkin motif. scores went to Mrs Tom Reyman high, Mrs Van Salisbury second, Mrs Leonard Sharp high guest and low cut. Attendees included Mrs Jes O'Brien, Mrs Leonard Sharp, Dave Eastbourne, and Mrs Earl Irwin. members listed include Mrs Tom Reyman, Mrs Franz Dyche, Noble R Fowlkes, Mrs D Walker, Mrs W Sharp, Mrs R D McKim, and Mrs Fred Richards.
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Fred Richards
West Eleventh
Foridge
Tom Reyman
van Salisbury
Leonard Sharp
Jes O'Brien
Dave Eastbourne
Earl Irwin
Tome Reyman
Franz Dyche
Noble R. Fowlkes
D. Waker
W. Sharp
R. D. McKim
Ladies Auxiliary entertains husbands at Hallo een party
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Letter Carriers Association hosted a Hallo een party at Mr H Clay Lyle home 909 Mississippi Pie Activities and contests were organized by an entertainment committee and guests included many local couples Refreshments were served Proceeds fund Sunday School rooms for the Intermediate department and a chicken pie dinner was announced for Thursday evening 6 to 8 pm at San to Methodist Church all welcome
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Letterarriers Association
H. Clay Lyle
Lyle
Raymond Sanford
Fredallace
Joe Dilday
J. D. Porterfield
R. Duncan
H. H. 4Orne
Fred Wallace
Roy Vaughn
Tom Saunders
B. Groves
J. A. A Willis
Ted Worsham, Jr
H. C. Lyle
R. Hastings
Ark Wesley
Clark Wesley
San
Methodist Church
J. A. Ivan
Alabama Street
Dunivan
Helmsry
In Wiehelm
E. L. Wilkinson
Wire. M. C. Goodnight
Kathryn Hain
Santo Methodist Church
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Thursday Meetings
Numerous club meetings and social events fill the week with readings, luncheons, and special programs. From Rainbow Girls at the Masonic Temple to art exhibits at Wolflin School, activities span 2 to 9:30 pm across multiple venues including Capitol Hotel, Green Building, and various homes in the city.
Box Supper by S. S. Class at San Jacinto Church
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will entertain with a box supper in the church basement Thursday evening at 7 15 o'clock. All women of the church are invited to attend and bring a box. The program is described as enjoyable.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Plough
Plough’s
Wesley Class Plans Bible Study
The Wesley Friendship Class will meet for a Bible study at Mrs. J. R. McDowell's home at 206 Kentucky Street on Thursday at 3 PM. The session will cover Luke chapters 1 through 12 and discuss the topic "Marriage."
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. R. McDowell
Kentucky Street
McKinley P T A Hosts Fifth Grade Program
The McKinley School fifth graders performed a short program for the Parent-Teacher Association on Tuesday afternoon featuring tap dance piano solo and a Choral Club song group. Mrs R M Rose spoke on opportunities for home child training and R K Bishop discussed parental attitudes to schools. The association voted to enter a float in the Armistice Day parade with Mrs Ruth Hasley's room winning a prize for most mothers present.
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McKinley P. T. A
McKinley School
Benny Roberts
Charlotte Cazzell
John Ross Bradford
R. M. Rose
Vie Amarillo Council
Home For Child Training
R. K. Bishop
Ruth Hasley
Wolflin School Art Exhibit and Student Programs
Wolflin School to host an Art Appreciation Exhibit on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at the school building. The primary department will present a picture pose entertainment this evening and the intermediate department on Thursday with a humorous marionette sketch. Programs arranged by the pupils.
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Wolflin
Child Welfare Club To Meet Friday
The Child Welfare Club will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs G E Crown over 2205 Polk Street. The gathering was moved from Mrs Will O Brien's residence to the Crown home.
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Child Welfare Club
G. E. Crownover
Polk Street
Will O'Brien
Forest Hill P T A Plans Open House Event
Principal A R Anderson of Forest Hill School addressed the Parent-Teacher Association on Tuesday afternoon. School nurse Mrs Ruby Gordon spoke on lunches and sandwich ideas. The group set Friday evening November 13 for an open house with a program and refreshments.
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A. R. Anderson
Forest Hill School
Parent-Teacher Association
Ruby Gordon
Patron's Club Meeting At Amarillo College Friday
The Patron's Club of Amarillo College will meet Friday at 3 p.m. in the college building. Hostesses include Mrs. J I Kendricks Mrs L A Forrester Mrs R L Allen and Mrs Bess Orr. The program features a talk on Training and Opportunities in Library Science by Effie Jewell Shekell and a reading by Mary Croft. Mothers of students are invited.
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Amarillo College
J. I. Kendricks
L. A. Forrester
R. L. Allen
Bess Orr
Effie Jewell Shekell
Mary Croft
Mothers of
S. S. Class Luncheon Set By First Christian Church
Mrs. W. B. Benton’s class of the First Christian Church will hold a luncheon and business meeting at the Social Center Thursday at 1 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
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W. B. Benton
First Christian Church
Brenau Class To Entertain at Miss Kirven’s Home
Brenau Class of the First Baptist Church will entertain with a covered dish supper at Miss Bess Kirven’s home 3410 Hayden Street on Thursday afternoon at 5.
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Brenau
First Baptist Church
Bess Kirven
Polk Street
Hayden Street
Speedy Relief From Bunions and Corns
A drug store remedy Emerald Oil promises fast relief from bunion pain and inflamed bunion areas. The ad claims rapid pain fade and corns shriveling away, with guarantees from City Drug Stores and Fox Drug Co. for results.
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City Drug
Fox Drug Co
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
H. G. Hamrick
Sam B. Motlow
Potter County
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Alyays
St.Joseph’s
St. Joseph's
Masonic Temple
Wolflin School
le Mirage Club
Mrs. Earl] Barnt
Carlton Apartments
Jackson Street
J. A. G. Club
J. O. Gulerie
Harrison Street
Thimble Club
W. E. Johnson
Prospect Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter of
Delphian Sorority
Capitol Hotel
Woman's Club
Lee Bivins
Mrs
Price Hooks
Fountain Terrace
Gamma Delphians
Herring Hotel
Unity Study Club
Green Building
W. M
A. M. Hughes
Athenaeum Club
T. B. Jones
Sandie Mothers’ Club
High School
Kensington Klub
Tom Campbell
Tyler Street
L. T. D. Club
E. E. Baker
Fairmont Street
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America
S. S
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Budapest
Hungary
Miner
Bowers
Los Angeles
Educational Division
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Lydia E. Pinkham
AGA
Forest Hill
P.T. A
Brenau Class
Peggy Martin
WFAA
Polk St
B. R. Solnick
Mgr
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News-Globe
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