Amarillo Society Notes and Church Circles Gather
Society notes detail multiple church circles and social events in Amarillo. Activities include bake drives for Buckner Home, harvest programs, and charity gatherings at Central Presbyterian First Christian Polk Street Methodist and Sacred Heart venues with planned hostesses and dates for November events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrrfeen
Andrew's Epinopal Church
C. D. Munday
Harricon Street
G. W. Klock
Mississippi Avenue
Buckners Orphan Home
Dallas
Central Presbyterian Church
George Enoch
Madicon Street
Lv. E. Cook
Buchanan Street
J. P. Mathis
Tyler Street
D. G. Hume
G. &. McLellan
T. 8. Barnes
Fountain Avenue
The
First Christian Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Epworth Hall
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
W. M.S
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Amaryllis
Pay Underwood
Hughes Street
Central Presbyterian
J. P Mathis
Dr. Hume
George McClellan
J. M. Leely
Fruit Cake Sale by Episcopal Church Women
Delicious fruit cakes baked to order by the Episcopal church ladies for 1.25 dollars per pound. Cakes prepared by Mesdames W. K. Chandler Steve Trigg F. L. Myers and F. J. Mackie. Orders accepted in any amount. Boxed in hand decorated tins. Contact Mesdames Chandler at 4307W and Ford Brandenburg at 353.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Mesdames
W. K. Chandler
Steve Trigg
F. L. Myers
F. J. Mackie
Preparations for Federation Dance Under Way
Mrs S F Newbold serves as chairwoman with her committee planning a federation dance Friday evening at the Women’s Club. The event highlights organized efforts for the social function and fund-raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Newbold
Cast of The High Hat rehearse for December benefit show
The High Hat musical comedy led by Frankie Terrell Young will premiere its rehearsal at 7 30 pm Wednesday in the Women’s club rooms. The production supports the Children's Home under The DeMolay auspices and invites former colleagues and interested locals to attend.
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Municipal Auditorium
Frankie Terrell Young
DeMolay
Miss Terrell
Seventh District Wins First Prize in Dallas Song Contest
Delegation of Texas Federation of Women's Clubs members from the Seventh district won the first prize for best district songs and singing. Guthrie of Hereford and Mrs W B Patterson from the host city led the entries under director Dana Harmon-Trent. The youngest district with small representation earned a large silver loving cup now displayed at E E Finklea Jewelry.
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Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dallas
Eded Guthrie
Hereford
W. B. Patterson
Dana Harmon-Trent
E E. Finklea Jewelry Company
Adelphia Society of First Baptist Meets
The Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church met Monday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs E Lee Smith as hostess. Mrs Ea Wiggins read the devotional, followed by a business session. During the social hour refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church
E. Lee Smith
Ea Wiggins
Four Arrested in Liquor Raid on House Here
Four people were arrested in a local liquor raid conducted at a residence. Police reported illicit alcohol operations and seized items as part of the investigation.
Fragmented OCR Keeps Sparse Read on Local Notice
The readable text is partial and unclear with missing names dates and places. It hints at a small local notice or update but lacks concrete details or actions to summarize.
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Pete Coates
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Iietete Plees
Viele
Cot Voice
Gurebere
Beviter
Cortialis
Amarilla
Jan'or Orchestra of
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
Elizabeth Ellison of
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Wooda Ellison
Ellison
Washington Street
Neal Hail
Wales Maden
Rochester
Minnesota
Hall
Mayo Brothers Sanitarium
Will
Givin
Needle Cab
Needle Club
Mra
Pink
Adelphia Society of First Baptist Meets
Philharmonic Club
Philharmonic Ca
W. B. Stevenson
Wa ‘ Reet
Steve ‘ Vineyard
Mre
Harry
Mi Roy S
Oo L. Teles T
Telsier Music Store
Gm Meer & Om
Harrison
P. Centemeri
Coats
Wwe
Childrens Coats
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