Mrs Currie Speaks at A A U W Luncheon
The American Association of University Women held its regular monthly luncheon at the Capitol Hotel with Mrs. Currie delivering a talk on Panhandle Women. Mrs. H. H. Warner sang with accompanist Miss Juanita Henderson, and attendees included numerous members headed by Mrs. J. L. Vick and Mrs. Ben Arney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Capitol Hotel
J. L. Vick
Ben Arney
Thomas Currie
Panhandle
H. H. Warner
Everitt Carpenter
W. W. Rusk
Bertie Warren
R. S. Ward
E. G. Burnett
H. E. Bozeman
R. B. Norman
L. C. Whitney
Lyle Montgomery
Will R. Saunders
Earl Barnt
Rolla Cart- Wright
John Oakes
W. C. Vineyard
Fermin Latins
Kathleene Blasdell
Patty Blasdell
T. C
Fur edged frock pattern 2061 by Anne Adams
The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department advertises pattern 2061 by Anne Adams for a fur trimmed frock with raglan sleeves and a slender panel skirt. It notes sizes 14 through 42, fabric needs, and that fur may be omitted. Order the Winter Pattern Book. price 25 cents for book and pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillon Attends M Kee Burial Rites
Mrs. Lingo Platter Amarillo High School Latin teacher travels to Fort Worth for the funeral of Lloyd H McKee president of Waples Platter Grocery Company who died Saturday afternoon. The service is set for 3 30 this afternoon in Fort Worth with McKee noted as a Panhandle area figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingo Platter
Amarillo High School
Fort Worth
Lloyd H. McKee
Waples-Platter Grocery Company
Butterfly Club Completes Quilt at River Road Meeting
The Butterfly Club finished a double X quilt during an all day session at Mrs. N. N. Meyers home on River Road. A brief business session followed lunch with guests Mesdames J. A. Reeves and M. V. Holt. Attendees included Mesdames E. C. Boynton L. J. Throckmorton Joe Williams Jim Fowler John Hudson Jim Kemp and the hostess. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Williams residence 507 North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfly Club
N. N. Meyers
River Road
J. A. Reeves
M. V. Holt
E. C. Boynton
L. J. Throckmorton
Joe Williams
Jim Fowler
John Hudson
Jim Kemp
River Road Club Demonstration On Pickles And Relishes
At the River Road Home Demonstration Club meeting last week Mrs. W. B. Gilbert demonstrated pickles and relishes at Mrs. E. P. Hall’s home. Three new members joined: Mesdames T. C. Robinson Mary Robinson and Paul Johnson. Refreshments served to guest Mrs. G. K. Weaver and members including W. W. Thomasson W. C. Stockett W. B. Gilbert E. G. Atkinson R. L. Killough R. S. Connell ee T. D. Daniels R. B. Workman E. J. Webb and E. F. Hall. The next meeting is Nov 21 at Mrs. Connell ee’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gilbert
River Road Home Demonstration Club
E. P. Hall
T. C. Robinson
Mary Robinson
Paul Johnson
G. K. Weaver
W. W. Thomasson
W. C. Stockett
E. G. Atkinson
Church Groups Plan Tuesday Meetings and Socials
The Girl Scout Leaders Club meets at Mrs. W. Payne Frost's home on Hughes Street at 7 30 PM Tuesday. The Mother Collins Class of San Jacinto Methodist hosts an all day quilting party and luncheon at the church Tuesday. The Mikado chorus rehearses at Polk Street Methodist at 7 PM and the men’s chorus at 7 30 PM. The Martha Class of First Baptist holds its regular luncheon Tuesday at 12 with invited members and teachers bringing a covered dish.
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Girl Scout Leaders Club
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Martha
The
First Baptist Church
Tuesday Meeting Listings From Amarillo Developments
Local calendar of events lists multiple club meetings and rehearsals in Amarillo. Included are Bible study groups, PTA programs, a chorus rehearsal for The Messiah, Eastern Star and Unity Study Club sessions, and church activities with meals and dressings, all across area locations and times.
Patrons Club Hears Talk by B E Masters
B E Masters president of Amarillo College spoke at the Patrons Club meeting in the college auditorium. He urged strong high school foundations in mathematics and foreign languages to prepare for college and noted many students fail in freshman English for lack of spelling. Bernard Myer sang songs with Helen Galloup at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Masters
Amarillo College
Patrons Club
Bernard Myer
Waterboy
Helen Galloup
R. J. Parsons
Oklahoma City Chosen For 19th Division Meet Head
Oklahoma City was named the 19th Division Association meeting site and State Sen. William G. Stigler of Stigler Oklahoma was elected president at a Fort Worth meeting. Ed D. Hands of Fort Worth was named first vice president Marvin H. Watts of Tulsa second vice president W. C. Menton of Washington executive secretary W R Marlin of Pawnee secretary Roy Kline of Fort Worth secretary Armistice Day set as the 1935 reunion date.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
William G. Stigler
Stigler
Okla
Nineteenth Division Association
Ed D. Hands
Marvin H. Watts
Tulsa
W. C. Menton
Washington, D. C
W. R. Marlin
Pawnee
Roy Kline
Denison Man Killed as Car Hit by Train
Sherman tailor P. C. Canon died from injuries after his car collided with an MT locomotive Friday night in Denison. His wife Mrs Canon was in critical condition at a Denison hospital. The couple were en route to a high school football game between Sherman and Denison when the crash occurred.
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Denison
P. C. Canon
Sherman
Canon
American wives take lead as husbands stay home reading
Henry Modell, New York sportsman, reports a shift in domestic roles. He notes wives are frequenting gymnasiums and building muscular strength while husbands relax with books, signaling a changing dynamic in American households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Modell
Children to Receive Free Eye Examinations at Herring Hotel
A graduate clinic for school children will run at the Herring Hotel Wednesday through Friday under Dr. A. M. Skeffington of Chicago, director of the Graduate Clinic Foundation for Research in Optometry. Optometrists from Districts 1 and 2 of the Texas Optometric Association assist, with clinical cases to be considered and visual problems graphed for correction. Dr. T. M. Montgomery of Amarillo leads District 1 and Dr. M. F. Smart of Lubbock leads District 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring Hotel
A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Graduate Clinic Foundation For Research
Optometry
Skeffington
Texas Optometric Association
T. M. Montgomery
Amarillo
M. F. Smart
Lubbock
District 2
Thugs Sought In Amarillo Gas Company Safe Burglary
Authorities sought the identities of burglars who pried open three safes at the Amarillo Gas Company on Saturday night. Knobs were beaten from two private safes of executives and the second floor company safe. Only papers and records remained. a small amount of overnight change was secured in a front safe. Entry was through an east window.
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Amarillo Gas Company
Noth
Third Avenue
Taylor Street
R. E. Wertz
Court of honor set for county courthouse and scout events
A court of honor is scheduled Thursday night at 7 30 in the county courthouse fifth floor. Awards cards must reach headquarters two days before the court. The Scribe School starts Tuesday at 5 pm at the scout headquarters and runs through Friday with daily 5 pm meetings.
Battle of Blue Ribbons Seen at National Horse Show
The National Horse Show resumes with five nations competing for the international military trophy as the U S Army team dominates. Lieut Carl Raguse on Dakota wins the $1000 sweep stakes with a 23 second jump off, placing ahead of Capt Frederick Ahern on Gallow Glass and Lieut Raguse on Ugly.
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U. S
New York
M. F. Yount
Beaumont
Texas
Beau Peavine
Virginia
John Hay Whitney
Upperville
Carl W. Raguse
Dakota
Capt
Frederick Ahern
Irish Free State
Lieut
Raguse
Ugly
Ansleys Visit Texas A and M Campus
Mr and Mrs Thad Ansley of Amarillo visited the Texas A and M campus this week. He attended the laundry mens short course and renewed acquaintances from his school days several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Ansley
Amarillo
Texas A. & M
Ansley
Cabby arrested in Roswell theft case
A taxi driver, accused woman pickpocket accomplice, was arrested in the Roswell hold up of cattleman Oscar White. Mary Frieda Mas is jailed on theft from person charges. three men released on bond. Walter Willmering and two Knickerbocker Buffet employees face related counts. White says a billfold with fourteen twenty dollar bills was taken during the buffet robbery.
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Amarillo
Oscar White
Roswell
N. M
Justice of the Peace
Bob Clark
Court House
Mary Frieda Mas
Bill Adams
Walter Willmering
Knickerbocker Buffet
Polk Street
Clifford Hill
L. T. Smith
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Currie
By Anne Dams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Amarilloan
M’kee
River Road Club
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Wrights
Dugcan
J. B. Dooley
San Jacinto
Parent- Teacher Association
Leaders Club
TNO
Bible Club
Fred Young
West
Ninth Avenue
Amarillo Civic Chorus
Amarillo College of Music
Edith Abbott
North West Third Avenue
Sparks
Ong Street
Beryl Needle Club
D. J. Blackburn
North Tyler Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Wolflin School Parent-Teacher Association
Summit P. T. A
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Cletus Rae
J. L. McGilvray
Western Avenue
Sam Houston P. T. A
B. of
L. E
W. O. W. Hall
Estudial Club
J. E. Caldwell
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Unity Study Club
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Herring
GAS Company
Wolverines
Texas Longhorns
Lucky ‘Thirteen
Jack Bain
Horace Templeton
Ment
Felix Catas
Jeff Bentley
Buckin
Griggs Funeral Home
Pinkey Hickox
College Station
Schilling
Lydia Ee Pinkham
Howard J. Bergmann
Lawrence St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lydia E. Pinkham
Housewives
George Flach
Polk
Cliff
Montgomery
Brooklyn Dodgers
Featuring
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Walter O'Keefe
Ted Husing
Annette Hanshaw
Wabc-Columbia
Paut Robinson
Mimi Richardson
Robert Fedders
R. Stuart Murray
B. J. Reynolds Tobaa Company
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