Unified Speech Arts Program Here At Mrs Thompson’s Home
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association hosted a unified program at 1913 Van Buren Street. Members discussed Scots characteristics and Burns poems while reviewing the play Mary of Scotland and outlining Maxwell Anderson's biography. Guest Kathryn Roach praised junior sponsorship. meeting closed after a seven minute discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Thompson
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
van Buren Street
M. L. Puller
R. B. Masterson, Jr
J. B. Slade
Robert Burns
Burns
E. D. Caskey
Maxwell Anderson
Mary of
The
Community Calendar Night Events Highlight Local Clubs
Tonight dozens of groups meet across the city. Six-W Bridge Club at 730, Queen Esther Club at 800, Junior Child Study Club dinner at Hillcrest, Unity Study Club at 745, Red Carnation Lodge dance at Painters Hall, and many more gatherings at churches schools and clubs throughout the streets and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Child Study Club
Hillcrest Country Club
Surprising Cranberry Apple Recipe From Old New England Book
A vintage note suggests combining raw cranberries and tart apples in a recipe from an old New England cookbook. Readers can obtain free recipe cards by contacting the N American Cranberry Exchange at 90 W Broadway, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
American Cranberry Exchange
W. Broadway
New York City
Instant Relief for Cough via Two Doses Step Offer
An ad promises instant relief with two doses of Broncholine Emulsion at no cost if relief is not immediate. City Drug Stores and other druggists guarantee satisfaction with no narcotics, no habit formation, and a harsh taste.
Potter County Medical Auxiliary Plans Year at First Meeting
The Potter County Medical Auxiliary held its first study meeting of the year at Mrs. W. R. Klingensmith’s home on Lipscomb Street. President G. T. Vineyard led business. Dr G. T. Vineyard spoke on Free Medical Service. Mrs. A. F. Winsett was elected delegate to the Southern Medical convention in San Antonio with Mrs. Walter Shudde as alternate. Tea was served by Mrs. Vineyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Medical Auxiliary
W. R. Klingensmith
Lipscomb Street
R. D. Gist
A. J. Streit
G. T. Vineyard
A. F. Winsett
Southern Medical Convention
San Antonio
Walter Shudde
Vineyard
Mesdames Co
F. Randall
R. S. Killough
D. Roach
A. F E. Winsett
Howard Puckett
Guy Owens
R D. Gist
New Bridge Club Entertained at Norton Home
The Ten-and-Two Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon at 1107 Johnson Street hosted by Mrs. Buddy Norton with co host Vera Mae Marshall. High score went to Maude Lee Turner, second to Bill Bogard, low to Mrs. Reeves. next gathering will serve as a Woodman Circle drill team benefit at 1404 Ong Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Norton
Johnson Street
Vera Mae Marshall
James Casey
C. W. White
Ulmer Jackson
C. M. Montgomery
Bill Bogard
Harold Wall
O.S. Sparks
Maude Lee Turner
J. H. Reeves
Ora Frazier
Marie Mathis
Virginia Marshall
Tom Brown
Miss Turner
Bogard
Reeves
Sparks
Ong Street
Woodman Circle
Thanksgiving motif featured at Allmotor Bridge Club party
The Allmotor Bridge Club held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Hamilton Land’s home 1411 Jefferson Street. High score went to Mrs. Curtis Bell, second to Mrs. Graham Hart, traveling prize to Mrs. Bill Hardage, who attended as a guest. Members present included Mesdames Harley Haug Jack Taylor Jack Alexander Curtis Bell Graham Hart Earl Bullis and the hostess. The club will meet next week with Mrs. Taylor 905 Buchanan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allmotor Bridge Club
Hamilton Land
Jefferson Street
Curtis Bell
Graham Hart
Bill Hardage
Mrs. Taylor
Buchanan Street
King Hosts Linger Longer Bridge Club Evening
The Linger Longer Bridge Club met Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. L. S. King’s home. High scores went to Mrs. Edward Watson and J. O. Dumas with traveling prizes to Mrs. Dumas and Roy Victor. Attendees included J. O. Dumas G. W. Croom Roy Victor L. B. King and others. next meeting will be at the Watson home on Tennessee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger Longer
L. S. King
Edward Watson
J. O. Dumas
Dumas
Roy Victor
G. W. Croom
King
Raymond Gillette
Clara King
Junior King
Watson Home
Tennessie Street
Mrs. John Moore Hosts U Deal Em Bridge Club
Mrs. John Moore entertain ed the U Deal Em Bridge Club at El Taos Tuesday afternoon with Thanksgiving themed decorations. High score awarded to Mrs. W. Q. Estes, consolation and guest prizes to Mrs. George Majors, traveling prize to Mrs. H. Milholland, and refreshments served to the listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Bridge Club
el Taos
John Moore
W. Q. Estes
George Majors
H. &. Milholland
G. W. Estes
W. R. Gowdy
J. Pitman
P. T. A. Reports Large Attendance at McKinley School
The McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday afternoon in the school auditorium with a large crowd. Mrs. A. C. Black presided as the group voted to enter a float in the Armistice Day parade. Sixth Grade pupils performed piano solos, readings, and a violin number. The room with the most mothers present won a prize, and Miss Annie McDonald spoke on the theme The Challenge of Youth to the Home and School. Refreshments were provided by Primary Room Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Black
Betty Jean Slay
William Bassett
Louise Byes
Joyce Harris
Mary Dale Anderson
Jarmell Gamblin
Elizabeth Clark
Annie McDonald
J C D S Entertain With Treasure Hunt
J C D s entertained their guests Sunday evening with a treasure hunt. Later they visited Alfred Glenn s home to end the enjoyable time. Guests included Alice Hertner Lois Finklea Kathryn Harrison June Gristy Thelma Means Marjorie Kile Helen Galloup Elizabeth Means. Members present were Leroy Byrd Dudley Caldwell Harrell Canon Tommy Clapton Eugene Coan James Dailey Maurice Dye Alfred Glenn Verne Gordon Jim Leverritt Bill Livingston Bud Mandell Ed Mims Barney Ogle John Peterson Jim Sanders Max Zweig and W L Powell. Pledge Wayne DeGrassi was present. A private dinner will be given at the Nat Dine and Dance Palace Friday evening. Bud Mandell will be the toastmaster. The Delta Sigma Fraternity dance will be attended later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Glenn
Alice Hertner
Lois Finklea
Kathryn Harrison
June Gristy
Thelma Means
Marjorie Kile
Helen Galloup
Elizabeth Lydick
Elizabeth Means
Leroy Byrd
Dudley Caldwell
Harrell Canon
Tommy Clapton
Eugene Coan
James Dailey
Maurice Dye
Verne Gordon
Jim Lever
Actresses Offer Beauty Tips From Doris Dawson to Rosalind Russell
Doris Dawson suggests shaping the upper lip to define the mouth and minimizing the lower lip with color. Ruth Moody links looks to state of mind and world awareness for sparkle in the eye. Rosalind Russell cautions that a sharp eyebrow pencil prevents makeup damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dawson
Rosalind Russell
Bird Club Hosts All Day Meeting at Kirven Home
The Amarillo Registered Canary Bird Club held an all day session at Mrs. G L Kirven’s 1232 Bowie Street with fall floral decor. Members and two guests attended. part of the day was spent on a quilt project and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
G. L. Kirven
Bowie Street
K. K. Biglow
Harry Wheeler
Mrs Currie To Speak At A A U W Luncheon
The American Association of University Women will hold its regular monthly luncheon at the Capitol Hotel Saturday at noon. Mrs Thomas Currie will discuss Panhandle Women and music will be directed by Miss Juanita Henderson. Reservations via Mrs Binford Arney at 7890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Currie
American Association of University Women
Capitol Hotel
Thomas Currie
Juanita Henderson
Binford Arney
River Road PTA Meeting Plans Leisure Time Program
The River Road Parent-Teacher Association invites the public to a Friday 8 pm meeting at the school. After a brief business session, Mrs. A J Crowe will lead a program on Leisure Time Activities. The Library of Congress building is valued at eight to nine million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Parent- Teacher Association
A. J. Crowe
Library of Congress
Potter County Relief Board Plans Work Requirement
The Potter County Relief Board announced that all able bodied residents seeking relief must work for what they receive. Hermon G. Pipkin explained the policy at a meeting with Mayor Ross D. Rogers, who proposed a city street improvement program using city materials and relief labor. The board also reorganized administrative staff to meet efficiency standards and set hiring preferences for those needing relief. Plans include enforcing state laws against false relief claims and safeguarding funds against misappropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
County Relief Administration
Potter County Relief Board
Hermon G. Pipkin
Mr. Pipkin
Ross D. Rogers
Relief Board
Community Chest
Relief Administration
Pipkin
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
An advertisement urges fat individuals to take Kruschen Salts daily in hot water to shed fat in three weeks. It promises energy, clearer skin, and alert eyes, claiming a money back guarantee if results aren’t superb. Products are sold at Fox Drug Co and Renda Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
Renda Drug Stores
PTA Program At Highland Park School Highlighted By Speakers
A joint program by rural school Parent-Teacher Associations is set for Friday night at Highland Park School starting at 8. Principal speakers include Miss Darthula Walker from West Texas State Teachers College who will present a world travel lecture with moving pictures, and B. E. Masters of Amarillo College discussing the PTA's value. Rosemary Lewis offers readings and band music closes the program. FE. W. Glenn Electric Company provides lighting. Mrs. John J. Shires heads the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Association of the
Masterson and Allison
Darthula Walker
West Texas State Teachers College
B. E. Masters
Amarillo College
Rosemary Lewis
FE. W. Glenn Electric Company
John J. Shires
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Zona Eisenberg
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Ninth Avenue
Queen Esther Club
W. D. Baker
West Twelfth Avenue
W. S. Layton
W. M. Rippey
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Carmen Dyche
Shelton
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Tyler Street
Travel Study Club
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
Sandie Mothers Club
R. B. Donovan
Kentucky Street
Liano Estacado
J. R. Pendleton
Pierce Street
First Baptist Church
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Forest Hill
Jolly 12 Club
W. B. Overcash
North Williams Street
Highland Park, Masterson and Allison P. T. A
BRON
Palais Royal
New Bridge Club
Mr. and
Mrs. King
Mrs. John Moore
Bird Club
Pr. T. A
Glenwood W. M. U
Glenwood
Lee Berry
A. L. Giles
R. C. Moore
Ruby Grover
A. L Giles
Lee Barry
Carl Powell
M. B. Cotten
Guest
J. Sloan
Ballard Garner
W. Hopkins
New England States
Rose Beauty Shop
Pittman Jewelry
Fuschen
Oes
Hollywood Dress Shoppe
Paris
Plough
Guy Lombardo
NBC
Coats
Anne Wellesley
Polk St
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