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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
2
The Entre Nous Club held its annual fall bridge luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. Law’s Tea Room on Van Buren Street. High score went to Mrs. J. H. Doty, second to Mrs. Joe Kingsley. attendees included several local ladies and the club plans a dessert bridge party on November 23 at Mrs. Summers’ home on West Twelfth Avenue.
The Panhandle Music Teachers Association hosts a dinner at the Amarillo Hotel on Saturday at 7 p m Members may bring guests Reservations are required with Mrs J W Sanders by Friday night using phone number 8076.
Mrs Hayden Martin formerly Miss Pauline Castle received a miscellaneous shower at Miss Bournis Fowler’s home on Tuesday. Hostesses included Mrs J M Castle Mrs J R Fowler and Miss Fowler. Gifts from many friends noted. the couple wed October 30.
Miss Mary Dunn president of the Texas State Music Teachers Association will be honored with a musical party Friday night at 8 15 oclock at the Amarillo Country Club. Members of the Amarillo Music Teachers Association will be hostesses.
The Sanborn School P T A met in the auditorium as Annie L. Mc Donald, supervisor of Amarillo elementary grades, spoke on The Changing Curriculum. Visiting Day showcased class work, with Beulah Sheridan and Iane Read leading. Plays Horace Mann's School and Visiting Our School were shown. Naomi Callahan performed a tap dance.
The Las Amegas Club met at 3006 Hughes Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Members enjoyed pleasant conversation and planned the year s work. They voted to bake cookies for children at the Preventorium for Thanksgiving. Next meeting set for Nov 23 at 1203 West Thirteenth Avenue.
The Friendship Class of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church met in the church basement Monday evening with Mrs. L B Saxon and Mrs A L Thibodeaux as hostesses. A business meeting was led by president Mrs J Rickman and secretary Mrs C H Nunniley. Games and contests provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs H L Mauldin and Mrs R L Harmon. Refreshments served to a long list of attendees.
The Wolflin School Band opened the PTA program on a Tuesday afternoon at the Wolflin school. The boys double quartet sang Crossing the Barr and the girls sextet Winded Night. KGNC radio carried the Education Week program. Elisabeth Ramson spoke on Mental Hygiene. The treasurer reported 400 paid members.
Speech teachers from the Panhandle will gather Sunday at 3 PM on the mezzanine of the Herring Hotel to discuss the annual Speech Festival. Miss Mattea McClurkin urges participating teachers to send four selections to vice president Mary Miller Beard.
The 18 club ladies met at 103 Carolina Street hostess Ruth Hensley this week with a Thanksgiving motif. A sewing furnished program and a covered dish luncheon followed for members Bill Daugherty John Wiis Ralph Orsbourne PB Morris Glen Privett Roy Merrick and others. The club plans to meet again with Mrs Mora on Nov.
Mrs WO Stephens to host the Travel Study Club at her home on Travis Street Fyi gay afternoon at 2:30. Mr BF King will be assistant hostess.
The Social Calendar lists Armistice Day dinner for husbands at J R McKinley home 1302 Jefferson St 7 pm Mrs A A Holmquest assistant hostess plus a Musicians Association musicale honoring Miss Mary Dunn of Lubbock at Amarillo Country Club 8 15 pm A M Parents Club covered dish at San Jacinto Methodist 6 45 pm Forest Hill PTA study group three act play 7 30 pm Junior Harmony Club scavenger hunt 8 pm Patsy Younger 2419 Hughes St MacDowell Juvenile Club dinner 7 pm at Coffee Shop Amarillo Hotel 230 Panhandle Music Teachers Association dinner 7 pm Piano pupils recital Polk Street Methodist 8 pm Loyal Home Demonstration Club entertainment at Brady School 6 30 pm.
The Junior Harmony Club met at Ann Patton’s home with Helen Paxton as co host. Members discussed supporting May Peterson’s Philharmonic Orchestra concert and heard a Mozart life paper by Margaret Jane Stinson. Ruby Jean McLaughlin sang Beautiful Dreamer and Bernice Kelly played piano.
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. W. T. Sherrill’s home in Pleasant Valley to plan a Thanksgiving luncheon. Miss Pauline Lakey demonstrated modern canning methods. Guests Miss Lokey and Mrs. M. G. Wilson attended. luncheon set for Nov 22 at Mrs. Graham’s home in Pleasant Valley.
The Forest Hill P T A Study Group will present the three act comedy When a Woman Decides at 7 30 Friday night at the school. Cast includes Edwin Todd Hazel Pippin Roy Longest Mrs Carl Coffey and others. Proceeds support Forest Hill Pa ake
The Advisory Board of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at Mrs FE L Davis home 1010 West Eleventh Avenue.
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest Massey at 804 North Taylor Street.
A P T A program at Pleasant Valley School featured songs by grades one to six and a play honoring American Education Week. Horace Mann life was presented, with a future P T A meeting announced and a health play by Miss Arkie Elms pupils. Proceeds from a Friday night style show benefit the first grade library.
Mrs. E. F. Rittenberry hosted the Lena Lair Circle of the Women's Missionary Society at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. F. Claybrook presided with devotional by Mrs. E. T. Dunaway. B. Cullum of Tulsa attended as a guest. list of members includes E. F. Rittenberry and many others. The gathering moved to the home of Mrs. J. L. McLaughlin at 3713 Line Ave with Mrs. J. F. Claybrook assisting as hostess.
The Mildred Matthews Circle of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday at 1312 Pierce Street with Mrs. W R Ballard and co host Mrs J N Ballard presiding due to absence of officers. Miss Mary Low led prayer and Mrs J T Howard gave the devotional. Secretary Mrs J W Hill read last meeting minutes and standing committees reported. Refreshments were served to several members including new member Glen Curtis and others.
Mr and Mrs Herschel Tucker celebrate their third wedding anniversary with a dinner at their home 905 North Tyler Street Sun day. Guests include M B Cotten of Tucumcari J B Black J M Barrington Herschel Tucker Lena Tucker Farwell Kathleen Eggenberger Frances Browder Alda Lois and John Ann Cotten Tucumcari and Patricia Ann Black.
The MacDowell Juveniles will meet at Patsy Younger's home at 2419 Hughes Street Saturday at 2 30 o clock in the afternoon.
The A in A and M Parents Club will meet Friday evening for a covered dish supper at 6 45 at San Jacinto Methodist Church with members advised to attend.
Ruth Millett advises readers to show real warmth by liking others first, inviting them to talk about what matters to them, and asking questions. By letting people discuss their interests from prize dogs to guns to family, you gain their liking and the sense you are a brilliant conversationalist.
Pupils of Miss Idelma Conoley at the Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas will present a musicale Saturday at 8 p m at the Playhouse 1800 Harrison Street. The intermediate junior and senior departments will offer varied piano numbers with many students performing.
A dinner will be held at the Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop Saturday evening at 7 o clock. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. J. W. Sanders. Members may take guests.
The O. W. Club will meet at Mrs. Ray Armstrong’s home, 412 East Twenty-fourth Avenue, Friday afternoon at 2 30. Mrs. J. R. Gant will be hostess.
The Fidelis Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church met in a business gathering at 737 North Buchanan Street the home of Mrs N O Halley. Attending were Mesdames G R Boskin G R Black Lee Mc Daniels T H Nale Charles Beeler C Brush Rosa Gold Davis R A Baker and N Halley.
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