Community church notices list meetings for Wednesday
Woman's Council of the Central Presbyterian church schedules a 3 o clock program to observe peace week with Mrs Roane leading. Circles of First Christian church meet at 3 o'clock at various addresses. A A A W candy sale planned at Southwestern Public Service. multiple church groups urge attendance including San Jacinto Methodist WMS and St Andrew's Episcopal Auxiliary. Members urged to attend all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben of Mere
Mar m
Noth
Roane
First Christian Church
Homer Conkling
Washington Street
J. W. Wise
Fillmore Street
Williams
W. P. Strickland
West Thircee Street
N. M. Merriman
Arch Road
Country Club
Southwestern Public Service Company
W.M.S
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Fern Division
J. R. Wallace
Pierce Street
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Eugene Cecil Seaman
Tyler Street
Mrs Fisk of St Louis Is Honor Guest at Tea
Mrs Fisk of St Louis visiting her uncle and cousins invite Amarillo youths to informal tea at the Fisk home. Guests were greeted by Miss Hazel O’Brien and presented to the honoree. Tea was served from a beautifully appointed table with Mrs Edward L Roberts and Mrs Ford Brandenburg presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Fisk
St. Louie
Charlie Fock
Harrieos Street
Amarillo
Edward L. Roberts
Ford Brandenburg
Harmony Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Mayer at Home
Mrs Edward R Mayer hosted the Harmony club Monday afternoon at 1601 Madison Street. Mrs J C Dickie directed the program on Music of the Classical Period with piano numbers by Mrs M D Ramsey and Miss Ruth Robbins, a Beethoven selection, and a paper by Mrs Grover C McDaniel followed by discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Gertrude Peppercorn
Edward R. Mayer
Harmony Club
Madison Street
J. C. Dickie
M. D. Ramsey
Beethoven
L. B. Newby
Ruth Robbins
Grover C. McDaniel
Marta
Stuart
Hayden
Goddard
Llano Estacado D A R Reports At Chapter Meeting
The Llano Estacado chapter D A R held a Monday afternoon session in the municipal auditorium women’s club rooms with Mrs Avery Turner presiding. Reports from the Abilene state conference were presented by Mrs C C B Blanchard and others, including fund donations and historical evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Municipal Auditorium
Avery Turner
C. ©. F. Blanchard
America
Abilene
C. C. B. Blanchard
E. H. Ashcraft
Cha Treasure
Magmie Oliver
Sadie Claude Curtis
Turner
Llano Estate
C. B. Jones
Greenville
New York Colonists Program Noted at Local Meeting
Mrs. Earl Wyatt led an afternoon program on New York Colonists with remarks by Mrs. E E Winch of Kansas City who spoke from memory aided by her father and grandfather’s War of 1812 service. A social hour followed as guests and relatives gathered at 1901 Tyler Street for luncheon and bridge club plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Blanchard
Alexandria
Virginia
Earl Wyatt
New York
James O. Curtis
Whittington
J. O. Whittington
Tyler Street
Game Puree Leftover Dish Popular In Paris Kitchens
Paris cooks use scraps from pheasant chicken or rabbit to make Game Puree. They mix chopped meat with rice cooked in bouillon, add butter and bone sauce, season with salt and nutmeg, heat the mixture and serve in warm shells.
Miss Johnson of Lubbock to Be Honored At Party
Miss Juna Johnson of Lubbock will be honored at a party Wednesday hosted by Miss Clara Currie at her home 2116 Van Buren. Miss Marian Lehman, 1909 Harrison, recently returned from visits in Champaign Illinois and Chicago and plans a return to Amarillo with her father in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Johnson
Lubbock
Clara Currie
van Buren Steet
Miss Johnson of
Juna Johnson
Bridge
van Buren Street
Marian Lehman
Harrison Street
Champalen
Iinois
Chicago
Five amphibian planes to launch good will tour
Five large amphibian airplanes will embark on a Pan American Good Will Tour totaling about 18 524 miles. The expedition led by Captain A B McDaniel from Kelly Field will fly from South America to the Caribbean and up the Atlantic coast stopping in major cities. five planes are built in New York and will be shipped to San Antonio for crew training prior to departure.
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Ec Teeroo
Greien
Arte
Consetre
A. B. Me ‘el
Kelly Field
Herbert A. Dargue
The
Air Service
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Leonard D. Weddington
Fort Crockett
Langley Field
War Department
McDaniel
Air Corps
Paraguay
Montevideo
Royith
America
Caracas
West Indies
Havana
Miami
Savannah
Wilmington
Buenaventura
Colombia
Paita
Peru
Father Neptune
Equator
Leoning
New York
Lehman Family Set for Army Navy Game Trip
Mother K and Mrs F A Lehman will return to Chicago for the Army and Navy game, joining the travel plans surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Lehman
Chicago
Army
Navy
California Visitor To Be Honored Saturday
In honor of Miss Carrie Edwards of Long Beach California who is visiting the city Misses Lee and Virginia Wolflin will entertain at bridge Saturday afternoon at their home 1807 Polk street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Edwards
Long Beach
California
Lela Wolflin
Lee Wolflin
Virginia Wolflin
Ruth Bernard Sherrill
Rochester
Minnesota
Mediterranean
Lee
Bridge
Polk Street
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting Discusses Curfew Law
The WCTU met Monday afternoon at the First Baptist church parlor with Mrs. George Elo in charge. The group discussed The Curfew Law and showed strong interest. A business meeting is set for November 15 at Epworth hall, Polk Street Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
George Elo
Epworth Hall
Polk Street Methodist Church
Tyler P T A Meets in Regular Session
Mrs J H Adair led the Tyler Parent-Teacher association meeting at the Junior High school auditorium. Mrs Eugene Cecil Seaman spoke on The Child and Its Parents, followed by a musical selection. Mrs W T D Westbay was elected P T A convention delegate for Fort Worth November 15 18. A $10 endowment fund donation and a Texas Congress of Mothers birthday celebration gift were approved. Playground balls costing $42 were noted and plans for more swings were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Adair
Tyler Parent-Teacher Association
Eugene Cecil Seaman
E. Woodruff
W. TD. Westbay
P.T. A
Fort Worth
P.T. A. Endowment
Texas Congress of Mothers
F. FE. King
Empire Gas & Fuel officials to inspect Amarillo field
H R Straight vice president and general manager F C Brown assistant manager and A W Ambrose manager of production of Empire Gas & Fuel are due in Amarillo tomorrow for a field inspection. F Pulliam departed yesterday for Colorado Springs to visit his family. Rhea C Myers recently returned from travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Straight
F. C. Brown
A. W. Ambrose
Empire Gas & Fuel Company
Amarillo
F. Pulliam
Colorado Springs
Rhea C. Myers
Travel and Work Notes From Local Scene
A weeklong Austin trip is noted with Edward Thornton of Los Angeles with Southwestern Engineering in town. Paul V. Jenness, returning from Denver, is expected back soon. Dr. S. H. Schaal of Chillicothe fills in during Dr. Bromert’s deer hunt, in the Western building. J. F. Howell of Empire Gas & Fuel visits Amarillo after a Wichita Falls deer trip. C. Don Hughes returns from a Kansas Oklahoma vacation. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Simpson, former locals, return to Galveston after three weeks here. Mrs. S. B. Christian leaves Cunningham Flower shop for Hugh Whitcomb jewelry Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Edward Thornton
Los Angeles
Southwestern Engineering Company
Paul V. Jenness
Denver
Dr. Bromert
Arizona
S. H. Schaal
Chilicothe
Western
L. W. Lowe
New Mexico
Wichita Falls
J. F. Howell
Empire Gas & Fuel Company
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Borger
C. Don Hughes
Kansas
D. R. Simpson
Galveston
S. B. Christian
Cunningham Flower Shop
Hugh Whitcomb
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Norris Neff
Bobby Blair
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West Tenth Street
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St. Louis
Charlie Fisk
EF. BE. Machovee
Bellview Avenue
Kansas City
Bonita
O. B.S
Baregs Mires Bentins
Neel Hele
Ity International News Service
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