Potter County Home Demonstration Councils Meet in Courthouse
The Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs met at the county office with Miss Mary Sitton presiding. Mrs. J B Diggs spoke on parliamentary law and led a five minute drill. Members from many clubs listed attended and two members per club were asked to help make three mattresses at 601 Grant Street this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Council of Home
Mary Sitton
J. B. Diggs
Grant Street
Mesdames Jess Walter
Lee McBride
W.M Martin
Pleasant Valley Club
E. F. Hall
River Road Club
W. Jenkins
P. C. Bennett
J. E. Broaddus
M. L. Kelly
Soncy Club
R. P. Hill
Harry Krabbe
L. E. Glovier
O. A. Blankenship
Roy Starker
Loyal Club
J. W. Walton
Bushland Club
E. W. Brown
Sunny
C C L A Chapter Holds Meeting in Llano Estacado
The Llano Estacado Chapter of the Child Conversation League of America met at Mrs. J. R. Pendleton’s home at 1009 Pierce Street. The lesson centered on Heroism and Reverence with talks by Mrs. John Vetesk Mrs. J. R. Allen and Mrs. J. W. Renau and a reading by Mrs. Pendleton. Members present included Mesdames Renau Stallworth Osgood Vetesk Allen Churchill Clifton Autry Hebittis Pieratt Morris and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Child Conversation League of America
J. R. Pendleton
Pierce Street
John Vetesk
J. R. Allen
J. W. Renau
Mesdames
R. D. Stallworth
C. E. Osgood
J. B. Vetesk
T. E. Churchill
W. M. Clifton
W. L. Autry
J. FE. Hebittis
Buford Pierratt
Elizabeth S. Morris
Hostess
Woodman Circle Drill Team to Sponsor Bridge Party
The Woodman Circle Drill Team will hold a bridge party at W. . W. Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m to raise funds for the joint district meeting in Lubbock on Saturday Reservations can be made with Mrs Jennie Lindbloom at phone 2 1520. The Home Interest Club will host a luncheon at 12 o'clock Thursday at the home of Mrs 8 F Wanser, 4240 West Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Home Interest Club
S . Wansz
Eleventh Avenue
Evening club listings and meetings in Amarillo
A dense schedule of meetings and events across clubs and organizations for Thursday including travel groups, veteransAuxiliary officers installation, church circle dinners, bridge clubs, music and speech clubs, school bands, and homemaker groups. Notable hosts include Patricia Blasdel 1602 Madison Street and Edward Watson 304-B Tennessee Street.
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Songer Bridge Club
Edward Watson
Tennessee Street
Mrs. Griffith Hosts Help Your Neighbor Club Meeting
Mrs. G S Griffith entertained the Help Your Neighbor Club for an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon. New member W D Throckmorton joined and O E Ogle returned from a long vacation. The group included T E Tinkle J H Rose M S Rankin S J Ratliff W Y Alexander A W Williams F C Floyd Mabel Wright Glen Griffith O E Ozle Masters Tommie Tinkle Everett Joe Haun and the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Rose s 803 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help Your Neighbor Club
Jack Bolander Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Jack Bolander marked his fifth birthday with a party at his home on 309 Virginia Street yesterday afternoon. Balloons served as favors and refreshments were provided for a group including Jerry, Joan, LeFon Beville, Betty Jo Poling, Colleen Baldwin, Donna June Bolander, Hoyt Houck Jr., Bobby Phillips, Dick Brooks, Morris Estes, Travis Jordan, Jack C Bolander, and L M Poling, FE L Conner, Richard Galle, J C Crawford, and Leota Bolander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bolander
Virginia Street
Jerry Joan Lesan
LeFon Beville
Betty Jo Poling
Colleen Baldwin
Donna June Bolander
Hoyt Houck, Jr
Bobby Phillips
Dick Brooks
Morris Lee Estes
Travis Jordan
Jack C. Bolander
Mesdames L. M. Poling
FE. L. Conner
Richard Galle
J. C. Crawford
Leota Bolander
Mrs Keeling Hosts Bridge Party At Family Home
Mrs George Tabor Keeling entertained a bridge party at her mother Mrs F W Mize’s 1011 West Nineteenth Avenue home. High score went to Miss Dorothy Harper, second to Miss Bernice Arnold, traveling prize to Mrs Curtis Gilbert. A plate luncheon served to a group including Mesdames Earl Blankenship Wayne Taylor Vernon Haynie Curtis Gilbert James C Weaver Bill Selover and Misses Bernice Arnold Leola Leeper Dorothy Harper Jane Maharon Dorothy Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tabor Keeling
F. W. Mize
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Dorothy Harper
Bernice Arnold
Curtis Gilbert
Earl Blankenship
Wayne Taylor
Vernon Haynie
James C. Weaver
Bill Selover
Leola Leeper
Jane Maharon
Dorothy Peterson
Simple School Dress Pattern 2069 by Anne Adams
Pattern 2069 offers a short on sewing stylish school dress with a pointed yoke shoulder buttons inverted pleats and optional contrasting yoke. Sizes 8 to 16 require specific fabric amounts and its step by step instructions include a plain or contrast neckline option. Order forms list The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City with prices 15 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Ith Street
New York City
Mrs Lafferty Given Farewell Party Before Dallas Winter
Mrs Lafferty of I E M is leaving soon for Dallas to spend the winter. A farewell gathering at Mrs Charles Smiths 905 North Taylor Street featured fall flower decor and games. Gifts were presented and refreshments served to a group of friends including Mrs Frank Tigart Mrs Ora Gee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafferty
Dallas
Charles Smith
North Taylor Street
Frank Tigart
Ora Gee
Mollie Qualls
K. Page
L. G. Brown
Douglas Beard
Annie Jones
Auxiliary to Install Officers and Meetings Tonight
V F W auxiliary holds officer installation at American Legion Home with a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at 2120 Hughes Street hosted by Mrs. Walter C. Irvin. A A U W groups meet tonight at 1602 Madison Street to discuss England with Miss Patricia Blasdel hosting. Joe Mickle to lead Central Presbyterian Church Night with 6 15 pm supper and 7 to 8 pm study groups. Lemon juice on avocado salad enhances flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walter C. Irvin
Hughes Street
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans and Foreign Wars
American Legion
American Association of University Women
Patricia Blasdel
Madison Street
England
H. E. Smith
Joe Mickle
Joe J. Mickle
Save Spinach Stock for Vegetable Soup
Cooked spinach stock should be saved and reused in vegetable soup. This liquid contains valuable nutrients and flavor, offering a practical way to reduce waste while enriching future meals.
Vermifuge Product Featured for Children Worms
Warns parents to watch for worms in children with symptoms like upset stomach, bad breath, and weight loss. Promotes Whites Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy, recommended by druggists and sold by Randal Drug Stores.
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CROSS
Randal Drug Stores
Thrifty Club Demonstration On Pickles And Relishes
Miss Mary Witton led a demonstration on making pickles and relishes at the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs J E Adelmann in Pleasant Valley. Members listed include Mrs Ray Baland F C Wendt H E Middleton W T Sherrill S E Sellars J H Ledbetter Gladys Burton C F Biggers Lee Williamson Ray Pennington W J McKee Grady Blair and J E Acemann. The M O L Class of First Baptist Church will hold a covered dish luncheon at the church Friday at 12 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Witton
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. E. Adelmann
Pleasant Valley
Ray Baland
F. C. Wendt
H. E. Middleton
W. T. Sherrill
E. Sellars
J. H. Ledbetter
Gladys Burton
C. F. Biggers
Lee Williamson
Ray Pennington
W. J. McKee
Grady Blair
J. E. Acemann
First Baptist Church
Young People Plan Annual Carnival
The annual carnival by Central Presbyterian Church youths is set for Friday night in the Fellowship Hall. It opens at 6 with a supper of Wright's chili and assorted dishes, followed by side shows including the Duncan's Famous Movies magic program Zig Zag Follies and surprises. Admission to the building is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Wright
Duncan
Measuring Aids For Handy Reference In The Kitchen
A practical list of household measurement equivalents includes 4 gills per pint and 2 pints per quart, 4 quarts per gallon, 8 quarts per peck, 4 pecks per bushel, and weight equivalents such as a gallon of water weighing 8.5 pounds. One pint of water or milk equals a pound, 2 1/2 cups powdered sugar per pound, 2 cups granulated sugar per pound, 4 cups flour per quart or pound, and 2 cups butter per pound.
All Delphians Invited to Kappa Delta Kappa Meeting
All Delphians are invited to the special meeting of Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter at Polk Street Methodist Church Thursday for Delphian Day observance. The session opens at 9 30. Mesdames J W Strickland F A Ford M C Hancock C E Crownover H E Smith Eloise Gip son Lora Glenn Mary Miller Beard and Dr Daisy Pennock will represent chapters in the receiving line. Figures and Forces That Have Shaped Modern Europe will be the lesson topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Kappa
Polk Street Methodist Church
Mesdames
J. W. Strickland
F. A. Ford
M. C. Hancock
C. E. Crownover
H. E. Smith
Eloise Gipson
Lora Glenn
Mary Miller Beard
Daisy Pennock
Europe
Auxiliary to Meet With Mrs Keith
The Ladies Auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks will meet at the home of Street Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
C. W. Keith
Lipscomb Street
Keith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Demonstration Club Council
C. C. L. A. Chapter
Ecial Grou
Ecital Grou
Polk
Alendar
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
American Legion Home
Progressive Speakers Club
Brackburn-Shaw Chapel
Mother Singers Club
Tyler School
Entre
Pierian Junior Club
O. Dale Smith
van Buren Street
Athenaeum Club
W. M. McCarty
Harrison Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Delphian Society
Child Psychology Club
M. W Nicklaus
Fillmore Street
Gerald Bishop
Fox Drug Store
Santa Fe
Amarillo High School
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Mystic Weavers Club
A. B. Hays
Bellview Street
L. T. D. Club
Ladies Aid Society of
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Agnes Hensel
Buchanan Street
Maria
T. B. Davis
Polk Street
Order of Railway Conductors
W. O. W. Hall
Stitch and Chatter Club
W. P. Crandall
North van Buren Street
Glenwood
Arthur Beard
Garfield Atlant
Loyal Home Demonstration Club
Brady
Jim Weaver
Homecraft Club
R. M. Gillette
J. R. Moreland
North Arthur Street
Lindy Lou Club
Ed Williams
Mississippi Street
O. W. Club
H. Taylor
J. H. Rose
Monroe Street
Doreas
First Christian Church
Kitty Kerrigan's Millinery
Jordon
Maggy Rouff
Mrs. Griffith
Mrs. Keeling
E. L. Moon
Thaulow
Mrs. Lafferty
I. E
Thrifty Club
City
Randal, Fox
Delphians
Pedigo—Premier
Laird Schober I
Miller
Oxfords
BROWN
Regent’s
Coats
Polk ST
DR. Don. S. Marsalis
the Oriental Shop
Monel Metal
Metal Products Co
Tyler
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