Education Week Observed by B and P W Club
In observance of American Education Week the Business and Professional Women's Club held an educational program in Amarillo Hotel Red Room. Speakers were Ernestine Osborn and Dena Hill. Miss Jewell Davidson was welcomed as a new member. Several guests attended from across the state and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Red Room
Amarillo Hotel
Ernestine Osborn
Dena Hill
Jewell Davidson
Ercell Middough
California
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Bernice Clayton
Lola A. Blair
Ruby Mashburn
Lula M. Dilworth
College Station
Margie Lynn
Childress
Sadie Lee Oliver
Canadian
Allie Dozier
Canyon
Viola Jones
Wheeler
Ida J. Elliott
Bonnie Fay Bennett
Irene Duncan
Alice R. Hubbell
Ruth Stine
Lyda May Walker
Mary Sutton
Frankie Go
Cake Scoring Demonstration At Municipal Auditorium
Miss Lulu M. Dilworth led a cake scoring demonstration for standardization of butter and sponge cakes at the Municipal Auditorium as part of Achievement Day. The event featured displays of cakes and a tea service, with planning by county club council and market committee and guests from College Station, including several extension specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu M. Dilworth
Municipal Auditorium
Home Demonstration Club
County Demonstration Club Council
Mesdames R. S. Connellie
W. T. Sherrill
T. H. Rodgers
Carl Hill
College Station
Lola Blair
Bernice Clayton
Dilworth
Minnie Fincher Cunningham
Dora R. Barnes
Ruby Mashburn
Allie Dozier
Canyon
Ruby Adams
Pampa
Dalton Burleson
Lucille Chance
Stinnett
Marie Ludwick
Perryton
Viola Jones
Wheeler
Margaret Mo
A. R. Chapter to Meet at Canyon Campus
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Monday at 3 PM in Cousins Hall on the West Texas State Teachers College campus in Canyon. Members without transport should call Regent Mrs. Samuel L. Seay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cousins Hall
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Samuel L. Seay
Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
A guide on handling teen behavior and parent child dynamics. It discusses how attention, restraint, and open conversation affect a child as they grow from grade school through adolescence. It urges parents to stay connected and treat teens as companions rather than interrupters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Community club and church events listed for Friday evening
Circle No 8 of Central Presbyterian hosts dinner and program in Fellowship Hall at 6 30. Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary meets at the Legion Home at 8. Choir from First Christian Church offers a chili supper in the church from 5 30 to 7 30. Amarillo Bridge Club plays at 1018 Harrison Street at 8. Unity Study Club meets at 7 45 at 1500 Taylor Street. PTA holds a get together dinner honoring school officials in the Senior High School cafeteria at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship
First Christian Church
Parent-Teacher Association
No-Trump Club Entertained and Community Notices
Mrs. D. B. Boone hosted the No-Trump Bridge Club with 9 guests including Mrs. Ed Cook at 1500 Taylor Street. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Fred W. Chult. second to Mrs. Ohie Reeves. consolation to Mrs. D. M. Reeves. traveling prize to Mrs. M. L Dudley. Other attendees included Mesdames Gene Chapman and Waylon Reeves. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Chapman. Numerous club events and a MacDowell Fund bridge-dance are listed, plus Chanel dress hems news and Masterson P.T.A program by Cal Farley’s Flying Dutchman Circus at Masterson School. A Rock Rapids, Iowa incident reports a worker pulled into a rock crusher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Boone
Ed Cook
Unity Study Club
Fred W. Chult
Ohie Reeves
D. M. Reeves
M. L Dudley
Mesdames Gene Chapman
Waylon Reeves
Chapman
Masterson P.T. A
Masterson School
Parent- Teacher Association
Cal Farley
Flying Dutchman Circus
Corn Stuffed Peppers and Biscuits Recipe Notes
A mixed food column lists Corn Stuffed Peppers and Biscuits recipes with measurements and cooking steps. It includes a chocolate sauce instruction and notes on substitutions. The page also reports community club meetings at addresses and a note about London Zoo aquarium seawater shipped from Bay of Biscay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquarium of the
London Zoological Gardens
Bay of Biscay
Dance proceeds aid Chil dren's Home endowment at Masonic Temple
For the benefit of the Higher Educational Endowment for the Children's Home a dance is planned at the Masonic Temple Saturday night with the Rhythm Bandettes. Ticket sales are led by captains Charles Buckingham Fdl Holloway Jack Holland Jack Harmon Harry Sims King Kendrick George Short Mrs H E Brady Austin Rice and T M O'Brien. The fund began in October with Mrs W S Norman as active chairwoman and committees led by Mrs C E Crownover and Mrs Ed Vogt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Charles Buckingham
Fdl Holloway
Jack Holland
Jack Harmon
Harry Sims
King Kendrick
George Short
H. E. Brady
Austin Rice
T. M. O'Brien
W. S. Norman
C. E. Crownover
Ed Vogt
Church junior department supper to aid Bennett Hall
The Junior Department of the Buchanan Street Methodist Church will host a supper in Bennett Hall on Friday evening from 6 to 8. Proceeds go toward beautifying Bennett Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Bennett Hall
Buchanan Street
Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Kidney Relief
Advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe, inexpensive cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to restore healthy kidney and bladder function, reduce night trips, and lists symptoms like back ache and nervousness as related signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Betty Jeanette Club Hosts Bridge Luncheon and Party
Betty Jeanette Club members enjoyed a bridge luncheon at Mrs. Bertha Myers home with roses and fall flowers. High score went to Mrs. Myers, second to Mrs. Fern Morriss, consolation to Mrs. Ruby Blanton, traveling to Mrs. Billie Dunlap. Husbands joined a bridge party at Mrs. Thompson s home with high scores for Mrs. Thompson and 8 L Todd. Also noted is a 1924 Agriculture Dept spend of 10,300,000 on insect and disease control.+
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jeanette Club
Bertha Myers
Mrs. Myers
Fern Morriss
Ruby Blanton
Billie Dunlap
Mesdames J W Thompson
Juanita Scott
Cecil A. Crotty
Janet Warlick
L. F. Hoarer
Neal Cooper
Jess Short
Adkisson
Messrs
Martha Class Luncheon At First Baptist Church
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly luncheon at the church on Tuesday. The program featured two piano numbers by Miss Helen Greenwade and two readings by Mrs. Mary Lameley. Attendees included Mesdames Edward Henderson, Farl Scruggs, Bob Clinkscale, M. Allen Baker, Richard A. Carter, Melvin Evans, Ross H Larsen, A. C. Watson, Charlie Hooks, T. M. Tweedy, H. T. Miller, E. Bailey, R. B. Woolfe, Mary Longevity, Ione Burkett, T. F Gilbert, James H. Coss Jr, A. J. Thornton, H. Sim Kelly, BE, A. Pounds, M. B Horne, im Bell, L Ona Elliott and Miss Greenwade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
The
First Baptist Church
Helen Greenwade
Mary Lameley
Mesdames
Edward Henderson
Farl Scruggs
Bob Clinkscale
M. Allen Baker
Richard A. Carter
Melvin Evans
Ross H Larsen
A. C. Watson
Charlie Hooks
T. M. Tweedy
H. T. Miller
E. Bailey
R. B. Woolfe
Mary Longeley
Ione Burkett
T. F Gilbert
James IL. Coss, Jr
A. J. Thornton
H. Sim Kelly
A. Pounds
Organ Program At Polk Street Church
A monthly organ program begins at Polk Street Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 in Hall Axtell assistant organist will preside at the console. The series aims to acquaint the congregation with organ music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Methodist Church
Hall Axtell
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Soothing Blue Star Ointment
Blue Star Ointment soothes itch and skin conditions including eczema ringworm and rash by delivering medicine into pores. Money back on first jar if relief is not achieved.
Church schedule changes announced by director Macpherson
David Macpherson, director of music and finance for the church, notes the program will run about one hour. Regular church services will not be held Sunday, while Sunday School will meet at 9:45 o clock Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Macpherson
Play to be given at Glenwood School this Friday
The Maid and the Golden Slip per will be presented at Glenwood School Friday night at 7 30 oclock. Patrons and friends are invited. A small admission will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood School
Maid and the Golden Slipper
Glenwood
Marmola tablets promise easy fat loss without dieting
An advertising feature promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to lose fat. It claims doctors treat obesity by correcting a gland problem and that Marmola uses the same science, with the formula in every box so consumers know what they take. It urges readers to buy Marmola from druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. and
P. W. Club
Mesdames J. R. Hogee, James Walton and
Dick Kelly
Regent’s
Sport Oxfords
Polk St
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
Legion Home
Amarillo
Taylor Street
Twentieth Century Club
W. B. Dowhurst
Child Welfare Club
W. W. Elledge
F. C. Higgins
Amarillo Circle
J. FE. Davis
South Julian
Palo Duro Circle
William Frost
Tyler Street
Child Study Club
William Pirschell
Pajarito Club
O. A. Kennedy
Hughes Street
Ollack
Halcyon Club
Joe Shields
Forest Street
Les Temps Club
W. B. Stevenson
M. O
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
L. T. Ewell
Town
Musical Arts Conservatory
Playhouse & O'Clock
Woodmen
O F. Hall
Get-Together Quilt Club
A. F. Foster
Bryant Street
H. W. Knapp
Hereford
Woodmen Circle
Jennie Lindbloom
Guardian
Macdowell
Edward MacDowell
Playhouse
Harrison Street
Axtell
Fillmore Street
Chanel
Paris
Ardanse
Rock Rapids
Richard Nagle
Yy. W. Sewing Club
Y. W. Sewing Club
Vaughn Allen
Center Avenue
L. H. Diggs
Dudley Green
Nelson Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
White and Kirk
DANCE
Coats
SUEDE
Kitts
Department of Agriculture
N.B.C. Saal
Btoda
National Biscuit Company
J, Gordon's Style Shop
Marinette
Ite
Roy G. Moore
Blackburn
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