Wolflin PTA Hears Principal Talk on the Constitution
James O. Cade spoke at the Wolflin School PTA on The Significance of the Constitution urging independent thinking. The meeting announced 373 members and elected delegates for the Lubbock convention November 15 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Cade
Wolflin School
L. M. Fisher
Lubbock
Aubrey Jackson
F. A. Zempfer
Ida Mae McClure
Agnes Rose Larson
Frances Shudde
Gladys Buchanan
Kenneth Woodward
State D A R leader discusses projects at Amarillo tea
Miss Marion Mullins, state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, spoke at Esther McCrory Chapter's tea in Amarillo about plans for patriotic work and a new D A R room in the Texas State College for Women museum. She noted emphasis on family history preservation and four generation charts for high school students. The group also highlighted scholarship funds and visits to Duncan Smith school in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marion Mullins
Fort Worth
Esther McCrory
Allen Early
Harrison Street
National
Miss Mullins
Texas D. A. R
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Texas
Texas Daughters
National Youth Administration
National Society
Society
Mulins
Tamasre
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings Tonight
A crowded schedule lists a covered dish supper at Federation Club Rooms for A and M Parents Club and Alpha Iota Delta Epsilon events at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Tonight features a long list of meetings across El Navegar, Modern Priscilla, Junior Home Interest, Sunshine Sewing, and many more with times from 2 to 3 and later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. Parents Club
Federation Club
Delta Epsilon Chapter of
Alpha Iota
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Martha Class Luncheon Honors Armistice
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church held an Armistice luncheon with a patriotic program led by John Josey and readers like Miss Charlie Joe Hopkins. Avon Steed played patriotic piano selections as tables glowed in red white and blue, with numerous members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
Woodmen Circle to Meet Thursday Night
The Woodmen Circle will hold a meeting at the I. C. O. F. Hall Thursday at 7 30. An officers versus drill team contest is planned as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen
I. C. O F. Hall
Entre Nous Club to Host Dessert Bridge Party
Mrs. C. Be La Manyon will host the Entre Nous Club dessert bridge in the 3720 Cheyenne address. The meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
EL la Manyon
Cheyenne
Soncy H D Club Postpones Meeting
The Soncy Home Demonstration Club postpones its Thursday meeting. Mrs. Baker will host the Sandie Mothers Club tomorrow at 2 30 PM at 1113 Pierce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandie Mathers Club
CE Baker
Pierce Street
Soncy Home Demonstration Club
Soncy H. D
Soncy Home
Sunshine Sewing Club Meeting at Mrs. Crittenden Home
Sunshine Sewing Club met at Mrs. R. J. Crittenden’s home Monday afternoon due to Armistice Day. Guest Mrs. R. H. Ray attended with members Mesdames Breland, Bunting, Christal, Connell, Dye, Elliott, Roth, Shaw, Stone, Williams, Hollifield, and the hostess. The next meeting is planned for November 18 with Mrs. Dye at 1911 Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Sewing Club
R. J. Crittenden
R. H. Ray
Mesdames
Jack Breland
L. R. Bunting
Jimmy Christal
G. H. Connell
B. D. Dye
Howard Elliott
R. 8
Roth
A. C. Shaw
W. E. Stone
S. H. Williams
Grady Hollifield
Dye
Taylor Street
KKK Club Hosts Bacon Fry For Rushees
The K K K club entertained rushees with a bacon fry near the city, featuring a large bonfire, games, and songs. Attendees included Dorothy Foster and other rushees, with Mrs J R Armstrong sponsoring the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KKK Club
Rushees
Dorothy Foster
Dorothy Kerbaw
Dorothy McNeill
Geraldine Smith
Helen Joy Smith
Mary John Sullivan
Anita McDowell
Betty Armstrong
Kay Byars
Genelle Davis
Lucille Durrett
Harriet Holman
Dortha Lentz
Sara McFachero
Velta Roberson
Hospital Alumnae Hear Talk by Harry Hatch
Plans for the new hospital were discussed by Harry Hatch at the Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae Association meeting held Tuesday evening in the hospital classroom. Honor guest Mrs. Dorothy Smith Chapman of Old Mexico attended, with co hosts Miss Ida Landers and Miss Lestelle Devine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hatch
Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae Association
Dorothy Smith Chapman
Old Mexico
Ida Landers
Lestelle Devine
Ruby Watson
Norene Tyler
Audie Hawkins
Ploy Hayes
Lillian Castleberry
Mesdames Richard Scanlan
Harrison Garrett
Braden Vetesk
Snip N Chatter Club Meets for Crochet and Sewing
The Snip N Chatter Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. C O Higdon at 721 Hayden Street. Members crocheted and sewed. refreshments served to Mesdames R L Gill C O Higdon O A Ganway W D Throckmorton Max Barnard and Karl Ballew. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs FE C Nelson at 507 North East Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Higdon
Hayden Street
R. L. Gill
O. A. Ganway
W. D. Throckmorton
Max Barnard
Karl Ballew
FE. C. Nelson
North East
Fifth Avenue
M Dowell Music Club Moves Meeting Place
The MacDowell Music Club will hold a program on the compositions of Stephen Foster tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 hosted by Mrs Arthur J Martin at 1002 Sunset. Piano accordion and vocal selections are planned. The event was moved from the Federation Club Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Dowell Club
Stephen Foster
MacDoweLl Music Club
Arthur J. Martin
Sunset
Federation Club
O. R. C. Auxiliary Drill Team Set to Meet Tomorrow
The O. R. C. Auxiliary Drill Team will meet tomorrow at 2 PM in Carpenter's Hall. Instructions follow for cleaning washable gloves using warm water mild soap and gentle brushing to loosen dirt, rinse, hang to dry, and separate fingers as they dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo . C
O. R.C
Carpenter's Hall
YWA Lesson Focuses on China at First Baptist
The YWA of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening at 801 Jackson Street for a China program led by Mittie Hamlin. The devotional was by Mary Eddie Yost and talks included My Grace Is Sufficient for Thee and He lives on High. Attendees included Ruth Robertson Janice Black Ruth Ford Dorothy Baker Mary Eddie Yost Artie Lee Eeichelberger Shirley Hill Myrtle Riges Mittie Hamlin and Thelma Blevins hostess. The next meeting will be at Dorothy Bakers 807 Palo Duro Street on Nov 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWA
First Baptist Church
Thelma Blevens
Jackson Street
China
Mittie Hamlin
Mary Eddie Yost
Janice Black
Ruth Ford
Ruth Robertson
Dorothy Baker
Artie Lee Eeichelberger
Shirley Hill
Myrtle Riges
Mrs Burns Is Honored At Dinner And Bridge Party
Mrs F P Burns a recent bride from Town was honored at a dinner and bridge party hosted by Mrs Charles Galloup at 2115 Monroe Street Monday evening. Attendees included Mesdames Kuhne Richman Martin Holman Brainard Kautz Herrmann Bocock Nugent Hinerman Morton Peggy Hill the honoree and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Burns
Charles Galloup
Monroe Street
Mesdames Co
C. Kuhne
W. F. Richman
W. F. Martin
Wade Holman
F. P. Brainard
Archie Kautz
A. E. Herrmann
Ila Bocock
J. S. Nugent
Jack Hinerman
C. J. Morton
Peggy Hill
B&PW Regional Conference Set in Oklahoma City
A regional conference of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held in Oklahoma City Friday through Sunday. Amarillo residents will attend. National Federation president Miss Earlene White of Washington, D C, will speak Saturday on Your Business and Mine. Nettie Simms will discuss World Peace Twenty Years After the Armistice, and Dr. Minnie L Maffett of Dallas will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dallas
National Federation
Las Amigas Needle Club Meets With Mrs Kerr Hostess
Mrs. Herman Kerr 1314 Tyler Street hosted the Las Amigas Needle Club for a Tuesday meeting. Members answered roll call with current events and plans were made for a husbands party at Mrs. E. BE Boxwell 1621 Hughes Street next Tuesday at 7. The next meeting is set for Oct 22 at 2 30 with Mrs. Humphreys 1009 Grand Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kerr
Tyler Street
Las Amigas Needle Club
E. BE
Rankin Russell
A. L. Timmons
C. M. Tyler
George Russell
Mrs. Humphreys
Grand Street
Typographical Auxiliary Plans Thanksgiving Luncheon
The Typographical Auxiliary met at Mrs. Owen Roberts home and planned a Thanksgiving luncheon for November 17. Decorations featured Thanksgiving motifs and a list of attendees included de Salter Neil Clark Horace An erson Ted Bones Ann Martin Clyde Bell C. J. March W. Clark E. M. Turner Ed Leithouser W. H. Rogers and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Roberts
Ong Street
Ted Bones
Mesdames de Salter
Neil Clark
Horace Anerson
Ann Martin
Clyde Bell
C. J. March
Athenaeum Club to Hear Book Review at Thursday Meeting
Mrs. Cyril Luker will review the book My Son, My Son for the Athenaeum Club Thursday afternoon at 2 30. Mrs. Will Mathers will host at her home 2120 Ong Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum Club
Will Mathers
Ong Street
Son
Cyril Luker
Black and White Ointment For Skin Irritations
The notice promotes Black and White Ointment as an antiseptic dressing to relieve itching burning soreness from acne pimples rashes blackheads ring worm and dry eczema. Use with Black and White Skin Soap as external origin remedy.
Class Notes and Guest List For Meeting Next Tuesday
The text lists attendees including Misses Mabel Holland Gladys Henderson Charlie Joe Hopkins Bertha Gartner Julia Ann Rountree and Mesdames Avon Steed B W Gray Fred J Sikes Roy E Davis Mr and Mrs H W Miner Mr Josey The class will meet next Tuesday with Mrs Clyde Williams 3311 Line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Holland
Gladys Henderson
Charlie Joe Hopkins
Bertha Gartner
Julia Ann Rountree
Mesdames Avon Steed
B. W. Gray
Fred J. Sikes
Roy E. Davis
H. W. Miner
Josey
Clyde Williams
Line Avenue
El Navegar Club to Meet at Ward Home
El Navegar Club will hold a meeting at 1513 Fillmore Street the home of Mrs. W H Ward on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Navegar Club
W. H. Ward
Fillmore Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolflin Pta
Amarillo
AAUW
Aronson Tea Room
Priscilla Club
George Mansur
Earl Blankinship
R. J Crittenden
Carolina Street
Mother Singers
Tyler Street School
Helping Hand Sewing Club
Carl Parker
Western Avenue
Alpha Mu Chapter of the
Delphian Society
Royal Neighbors of America
1.C.C.F. Hall
Girl Scouts Leaders’ Training Corp
P. V. Alexander
Hughes Street
Queen Esther Club
L. B. Baker
West Twelfth Avenue
Goldsmith Davis
R. C. Neely
Pierian Club
Ray Wheatley
Harrison
Amos Parker
East
Nineteenth Avenue
Berg Needle Club
William Copeland
East Tenth Avenue
Friendly Needle Club
J. H Parish
Travis Street
DV. Gouldy
Utopian Club
Byron Peters
Belleview Street
Agron Graham
Gioria Ring Chelas
Mena
Sunset Terrace
Modest Matrone Club
Mr RO C Morgan
Carpenters’ Hall
Mesdames R,. M. Kidwell
T. F. Gilbert
Glen Casey
John Josey
Jim Bell
Ted H. Lokey
Laurel E. Harris
L. D. Blassengame
C. W. Miller
R. E. Works
J. T. Roberts
F. B. Martin
F. B. Buckley
Clyde Mays
Robert S. Wright
J. P. Hackley
Lionel Gordon
Fisk
Johnny West
Academy OF Music & Art
Taylor
Mrs. Baker
Sandie Mother's Club
Mrs. C. Baker
Ligh Prident's
Elizabeth Arden
Prince
Vipstea
Porte Ronge
Princes Feather Harmony MakeUp Box
Mrs. Burns
B&pw
Edwards
Lems
Santa Fe
Facmor Cranberries
West Broadway
New York City
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Alan
Asileng
P.O
Faye Ouus
New York
FAM
Diab” Control Foundation Garments
Orset Department N Our
Montgomery Ward
Polk
Southwestern Public Service Company
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