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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1938

Page

2

Knife and Fork Club Dinner At Amarillo Country Club

An Amarillo social event featured a Knife and Fork Club dinner at the Amarillo Country Club with guest speaker Albert Kenney Rowswell, introduced by Riley Strickland. Judge E C Nelson Jr presided and Rabbi Alex Wiesel gave the invocation. The talk titled No Place Like Home, or Why Americans Travel, mixed homey anecdotes with humor. Decorations carried a Thanksgiving motif and high scores in games were won by Mrs Hugh Preddy with Virginia Killion taking second. The next club meeting is set for December 1 at Mrs Jack Barnes’s home, 716 Pierce Street.

Amarillo Country Club Albert Kenney Rowswell Riley Strickland E. C. Nelson, Jr Alex Wiesel Roy Kerr J. H. Davies M. T. Johnson R. H. Kelly H. M. Adkins Wales H. Madden Earl O'Keefe J. W. Mode R. C. Kay W. S. Izzard Carl W. Miller Macon O. Carder Messrs. and Mesdames O. Dale Smith James L. McCormick Ralph Hugh Preddy Virginia Killion Jack Barnes Mesdames Fred Talley Gladys Greer Floyd Freeze Edith Frion Pierce Street

Auxiliary Luncheon Brings Members to 311 Mississippi Street

The Ladies Auxiliary No. 79 and Typo graphical Union No. 525 held their annual Thanksgiving luncheon at Mrs. Horace C. Anderson’s home at 311 Mississippi Street. Fall colors in bronze and gold adorned the table. turkeys and seasonal motifs graced the setting. Mesdames E. M. Turner, W. H. Rogers, Owen Roberts, Ann Martin, Ed Leithauser, L. Quinn, J. P. Black, L. F. Salter, C. J. March, H. B. Martin, B. F. Hamilton, Ten Bones, Carolyn Howell, J. L. Walcher, Clyde Bell, Iris Clark, and Andy Anderson attended.

Typographical Union Horace C. Anderson Mississippi Street E. M. Turner W. H. Rogers Owen Roberts Ann Martin Ed Leithauser L. Quinn

U-Deal-Em Club Hosts Autumn Party At Belleview

Mrs Roy Curtis hosted the U Deal Em Club at 508 B Belleview Street Tuesday afternoon with autumn decor. Prizes went to Mrs E M Benesch high Mrs Clyde Carroll second and Mrs Jack Pittman traveling guest prize to Mrs A C Wilcox. Other guests included Mesdames Mellor Milholland Galbreath and Curtis. The husbands party is set for Saturday at 7 pm at Mrs Carroll 508 A Belleview. Mrs W E Fergeson will host the next meeting.

Roy Curtis Belleview Street E. M. Benesch Clyde Carroll Jack Pittman A. C. Wilcox Charles Mellor Harry Milholland Bert Galbreath Curtis

Junior Philharmonic Group Plans Sunday Meeting

Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 led by sponsor Miss Macelyn Robinson will assemble Sunday afternoon at Georgiana Waghorn 404 Florida Street. They will plan a radio program by the young musicians for November 26 with Betty Whitted directing and Mrs J W Sanders, president of the Senior Philharmonic Club, as guest.

Social Calendar of Amarillo Evening Activities

The Social Calendar lists TONIGHT events across Amarillo including Gamma Chapter Delphian Society at the Amarillo Hotel 7 30 oclock Jolly Time 42 Club at Mrs Carl Stover 808 North Buchanan and an Brady School PTA meeting at the school building 8 oclock with Rev Powell Smith as speaker Parish Chicken Pie Supper at St Andrews Parish House 630 oclock Allison Park PTA at Allison School 800 oclock Executive board meeting before the regular session O W Club at Mrs C R Eaton 3708 Polk Street 730 oclock Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church social 730 SATURDAY Rummage Sale Circle No 5 Polk Street Methodist Church 623 East Fourth Avenue Modern Study Club dinner for husbands Mrs Madsens Dining Room 7 oclock A Deal Em Club Mrs Clyde Carroll 508 A Belleview Street 7 oclock Monthly party for husbands Guest Musicale Playhouse of Musical Arts Conservatory 800

Polk Street Methodist Church East Fourth Avenue

Luncheon Held for Blue Bonnet Needie Club Members

Blue Bonnet Needie Club members were entertained with a Thanksgiving luncheon at Mrs. Ezra Morton’s home. Birthday honorees included Mrs. John C. Hudson and Mrs. J. Scott Ford. Gifting from secret friends noted, table centerpiece with Italian cut work, and the new Blue Bonnet Surprise dessert served. Plans for a December Christmas luncheon made. meeting skipped next Thursday for Thanksgiving. Members present included Mesdames Handy, Farmer, Scarborough, Massey, Wood, Ford, Hudson, Earl W. Smith and the hostess.

Blue Bonnet Needie Club Ezra Morton West Thirteenth Avenue John C. Hudson J. Scott Ford Earl Smith Mesdames C. H. Handy C. B. Farmer H. P. Scarborough Ernest Massey F. E. Wood Earl W. Smith

Baptist Young People Picnic and Hay Ride

Over 100 members of the First Baptist Church Young People's Department joined a Tuesday evening hay ride to Birch Hollow in three wagons. Weiners were roasted and a picnic lunch served, sponsored by the Student Council. George Lynch and Eddie Storseth led the arrangements with attending teachers including Mr and Mrs John Winters, George Vineyard, and Mr and Mrs Guy Carlander.

Young People’s Department First Baptist Church Birch Hollow Weiners George Lynch Eddie Storseth John Winters George Vineyard Guy Carlander

Forest Hill H D Club Candy Demonstration

Miss Pauline Lokey led the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club in a Christmas candy demonstration at Mrs. T. H. Rodgers home The meeting discussed The Gracious Hostess and elected leaders for the next session Mrs. Nathan Martin and Mrs. Rodgers A bridge tournament fundraiser for Christmas baskets was approved Two guests Mrs. William E. Immel and Mrs. Stanley Siebel attended The next meeting is set for December 6 at 2 o clock with Mrs McPherson

Pauline Lokey Forest Hill T. H. Rodgers George Dudley J. W. Carver R. D. Leeper G. A. Colling Nathan Martin Jim Weaver E. L. Davis W. A. Pascoe C. C. Parker C. E. McPherson Miss Lakey William E. Immel Stanley Siebel Mrs McPherson

Goldenrod Club Entertained At Mrs J A Ryan Home

The Goldenrod Club met Thursday afternoon at 1502 West Eighth Avenue hosted by Mrs J A Ryan. Mrs H B Martin won high and Mrs H W Cunningham took second with guests Mrs Cunningham and Miss Ruth Anne Livingston among attendees. next meeting set for December 1 at Mrs Lynch home, 708 Fairmont.

Goldenrod Club J. A. Ryan West Eighth Avenue H. B. Martin H. W. Cunningham Cunningham Ruth Anne Livingston Mesdames M. M. Cheshire R. M. Lynch A. D. Hughes A. E. Voorhees Charles Mellor

Maria Class Thanksgiving Luncheon at First Baptist Church

The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church met with Mrs. T. R. Martin to plan a Thanksgiving luncheon at the church at noon on Tuesday. Poems were read by Mrs. J. D. Anderson and a prayer given by Mrs. O. B. Chesshir. refreshments were served to members and guests. Members are urged to bring food gifts for the Thanksgiving basket to the next meeting.

Maria First Baptist Church T. R. Martin Buchanan Street Shannon J. D. Anderson O. B. Chesshir H. E. Knight Victor Formby Pat M. Dean Glenn Lackey Kermi

Beryl Needle Club Meeting At Mrs Davis Home

Mrs W F Davis hosted the Beryl Needle Club at her home on Virginia Street with new member Mrs Bill Bogard. Plans were set for a November 26 covered dish supper for members husbands at Waylon Reeves home on East Sixth Avenue. Refreshments were served to guests and members. Next week’s meeting postponed for Thanksgiving. December 1 gathering to be at Mrs Gardner’s Alabama Street home.

W. F. Davis Beryl Needle Club Virginia Street Bill Bogard Waylon Reeves East Sixth Avenue Juanita Davis Evelyn Putman Tommy Copeland Mesdames G. K

Margaret Wills P T A to Meet Monday Afternoon

Margaret Wills P T A announces a meeting Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the school building. Supt Charles M Rogers will speak on The American School. Reports from the state P T A convention at Lubbock will be shared. The executive board meets at 3 o'clock in A B Hays' office.

Margaret Wills Charles M. Rogers Lubbock A. B. Hays

Eighteenth season entertainment at West Texas Conservatory

Pupils of Miss Idelma Conoley present piano solos and ensemble numbers at the Playhouse on Sunday at 4 PM. The program features a long list of named students with readings and a one act play by Thelma Allen Martin’s Production Class. Friends and patrons are invited.

Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas Idelma Conoley Playhouse Harrison Street Jo Ann Moreman Mary Baker Frances Blair Ann Everline Ruth Ann Livingston Marilyn Reagan Jean Ann Trogdon Shirley White Betty Jo Eliot Wanda Scrivens Pauline Anderson Anna Frances Baker Mary Louise Autry

Thanksgiving Dinner for Security Benefit Association

The annual Thanksgiving dinner for the Security Benefit Association will be held Monday evening at 7 o'clock at Carpenters Hall. Husbands and wives of the members will be guests.

The Security Benefit Association Carpenters Hall

Scarecrow Snake Abandoned After Woman's Protest

C H Kinnaman plans to drop his wooden snake scarecrow after a letter from a bird lover condemns training snakes to climb trees and eat birds. He says there will be no scarecrow snake next year, adding he favors birds over pies or preserves.

Cleveland U.P C. H. Kinnaman Kinnaman

Mrs Gleary's Cow Has Another Defender

ST JOSEPH Mo U P Mrs OLearys cow did not start that fire in Chicago according to a son of the second man to reach the scene in 1871 My father always insisted that there was no lantern in the OLeary cowshed and that no one not even Mrs OLeary was in the shed at the time William F Quaney said The elder Quaney always believed his son said that the fire started from spontaneous combustion of green hay in the OLeary cowshed but that wasnt the cows fault

ST. Joseph U.P O'Leary

Baptist Circle Delivers Ten Layettes for Shanghai

The Kathleen Maddox Circle at First Baptist Church completed ten layettes to be sent to Shanghai for Chinese babies. Miss Lillian Thompson, returning missionary, requested the project. Eight members joined a Pleasant Valley sewing day with a noon covered dish luncheon.

Shanghai Kathleen Maddox First Baptist Church R. C. Walker Pleasant Valley Lillian Thompson

Miss Agnes Smith Hosts Marigold Sewing Club

Miss Agnes Smith entertained the Marigold Sewing Club Wednesday afternoon at 1509 Polk Street. Guests included Mrs Howard Smith Mrs R P Propst Mrs Al Hurlock Mrs Vernon Swope and Mrs Roy Lockleer along with guests Mrs Matt Roberts and Mrs Gene Kendall Refreshments were served The club will meet next Tuesday at 2 PM at 1509 B Polk Street

Agnes Smith Marigold Sewing Club Polk Street Mesdames Howard Smith R. P. Propst al Hurlock Vernon Swope Roy Lockleer Matt Roberts Gene Kendall Howard Smith

Mary Miller Beard Presents Pupils In Recital

Mrs. Mary Miller Beard, speech instructor, will present her pupils in an interpretative recital at Amarillo College of Music Auditorium Sunday at 3 PM. Visual education is the keynote, aiming to make people see poetry.

Mary Miller Beard Amarillo College of Music

Basket Donations For Thanksgiving Given To Needy Family

Members of the Junior Department at San Jacinto Methodist Church request donations for Thanksgiving baskets. Bring contributions to Sunday School this week. The baskets will be delivered to a needy family.

The San Jacinto Methodist Church

O. R. C. Auxiliary to Have Supper

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of Railroad Conductors will hold a covered dish supper on Sunday starting at 4 30 at Carpenters Hall. All conductors and their families are invited to attend.

the Order of Railroad Conductors Carpenters Hall

Regulu monthly Studio Re vue at Academy of Music and Art

The regular monthly Studio Revue of the Academy of Music and Art will be presented Sunday afternoon in the academy auditorium at 4 o clock. A varied and interesting program is planned.

Regulu The Academy of Music and Art Academy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knife and Fork Club Jesse A. Rogers R. A. Stone F. M. Culberson R. E. Underwood G. B. Battey Co. L. Munday C. C. Kuhne Curtis Douglas W. A. Wilbanks Cee Cheek Walter David F. A. Paul Floyd V. Studer B. W. McGinnis H. H. Finnell A. W. Fanning Roy D. Hockensmith Messrs Sid J. Braunig Otis L. Wiliams W. O. Stephens A. Peterson H. M. Kimbrough John Smithee J. W. Hendrick A. J. Streit D. S. Marsalis Chester Pierre George Powers M. L Fuller M. C. Everton A. E. Winsett Alex S. Weisel Phyllis Stanfield John Roby Howard W. Price W. E. Murrell Allen Early C. P. Bordwell Ralph Randall Howard A. Neath Roy Bourland John L. McCarty E. M. Blackburn H. R. Norman R. A. Neblett Mrs Hollywood Santa Delphian Society Amarillo Hotel Carl Stover North Buchanan St. Andrew's Parish House Allison Park Allison School O. W. Club C. R. Eaton Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church Playhouse of Musical Arts Conservatory Baptist Broadway Angels Eyien Vanity Fair John Hambleton Zorina Blackburn Bros Forest Hill H. D. Club Vicks Vicks VapoRub Baptist Circle Hall Music CO Hall's Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Potts Dyers and Cleaners West Seventh Taylor Street Amarillo Polk
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