Thanksgiving Parties For Ten and Two Bridge Club
The Ten and Two Bridge Club hosted two Thanksgiving gatherings this week. Mrs. Kay Baird welcomed members at 306 East Eighteenth Avenue with decorations and games won by Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Jackson. A second party at 310 East Eighth Avenue featured spouses. high scores went to Mrs. Sparks and Mr. Bogard, with Mr. Finley lowest. The group plans a future meetup at Mrs. White's home 300 North Alabama.
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Kay Baird
East Eighteenth Avenue
Mesdames O
Sparks
Olmer Jackson
Charles White
Bill Bogard
Claude A. Norton
Charles Montgomery
Harold Wall
Vera Mae Marshall
Maude Lee Turner
H. W. Steele
E. J. Lowder
Marshall
Stephen
Wall
Norton
Bogard
Jackson
Finley Low
White
North Alabama
DeMolay Thanksgiving Dance and Local Club Meetings
Amarillo events include the DeMolay Thanksgiving dance at the Masonic Temple from 9 to midnight with Pampa guests. Red Carnation Lodge drill team demo and dance at Painters Hall. Thanksgiving dinner and dance at Amarillo Country Club. Friday schedules feature Halcyon Club Mrs. Jones. Sandie Mothers Club. Les Temps Study Club. Chatter Box Club. Unity Study Club. Child Study Club. Mother Singers rehearsal. Amarillo Scottish Society. Woodmen Circle and Juniors at local halls and churches with times listed.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Painters Hall
DeMolays To Give Thanksgiving Dance
Amarillo Chapter of the Order of DeMolays will host its annual Thanksgiving dance at the Masonic Temple on Fillmore Street from 9 to 12 Thursday night. The event honors the Pampa chapter and welcomes DeMolays and guests visiting for the Amarillo Pampa football game. Past DeMolays are invited and a full evening of entertainment is planned.
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Amarillo
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Order of DeMolays
Fillmore Streets
Fidelis and Friendship will hold bazaar at Palo Duro
The Buchanan Street Methodist Church classes Fidelis and Friendship plan a bazaar at the Palo Duro Furniture Store on Saturday to raise funds for church activities and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis and Friendship
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Palo Duro
Ickes Bars San Antonio Man Over Waterworks Prowess
Secretary Ickes again barred an individual from the Interior Department and PWA. Jack Wallace of San Antonio was accused of improper approaches to PWA expeditor Joseph F. Moore while seeking approval of waterworks loans for North Pleasanton and Marion, Texas. Wallace reportedly received payments totaling 350 dollars for the Texas projects.
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Washington
Ickes
Interior Department
PWA
Jack Wallace
San Antonio
Joseph F. Moore
Texas
Wallace
North Pleasanton
Marion
Hollywood Stars Seek Varied Holiday Repasts
Hollywood figures share Thanksgiving scenes across homes and hosting duties. Jimmy Durante jokes about white meat while families circle turkeys, with Sally Eilers and friends dining at Paula Eilers Brown’s home. Florence Rice, Ann Sothern, and Lee Tracy dine out or at desert Palm Springs gatherings. Charles Grantland Rice’s son in law? Fred Keating endures a liquid diet, the saddest man in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hollywood
Jimmy
Schnozzie) Durante
Sally Eilers
Paula Eilers
Harry Brown
Harry Joe, Jr
Victory Jory
J. S. Jory
Pasadena
Florence Rice
Columbia
U. C
Palm Springs
Desert Resort
Lee Tracy
Lilian Harvey
Fred Keating
Fidelis Class Holds Regency Business Meeting and Luncheon
The Fidelis Class met Wednesday at the First Baptist Church for a regular business meeting. A luncheon followed with attendees including Mesdames M. L. Campbell, G. Stubblefield, Arthur Osgood, C. E. Floyd, Ellis Wilson, J. B. Harmon, H. L. Pattie, J. H. Hall, E. R. Bruce, W. I. Dinan, J. G. Nest, and several others, plus Misses Helen E. Davis and Marjorie Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Mesdames
M. L. Campbell
3. Stubblefield
Arthur Osgood
Co. G. Duke
C. FE. Floyd
Ellis Wilson
T. BE
Durham
Geo. W. Klock
J. BE. Rowland
W. N. Durham
Robert Ricks
J. N. Haynes
L. P. Montgomery
H. L. Pattie
BE. R. Glass
J. 8. McMillen
S. T. Harmon
Etta Atkinson
H. B. Callahan
W. R. Jenkins
M. M. Mayfield
C. D. Roberts
J.M. Davis
D. H. Taylor
Ben Henson
C. E. Osgoog
J. C. Neudigate
J. H. Hall
E. R. Bruce
W. I. Dinan
C. A. Melton
B. E. Masters
J. G. Nest
John Kuykendall
Lee McSpadden
Helen E. Davis
Marjorie Davis
Housing campaign gains speed in Amarillo city drive
The National Housing Campaign for Amarillo expands with four thousand five hundred to five thousand homeowners contacted and over one hundred eighty four thousand dollars in prospective building and repair work. Carl Hinton notes the effort has just started and calls for local building to begin now. Mayor Rogers cites efforts to reduce interest rates with FHA support and urges hiring a local housing drive coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Globe
Amarillo
Carl Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Hinton
Ross D. Rogers
Harry L. Hopkins
Chicago
Rogers
FHA
Dallas
Dress pattern 2077 offered by Anne Adams in pattern book
The ad describes a chic house frock with a slimming panel and half belt, using tweed broadcloth or small checked gingham. It notes a knee pleat, contrasting belt and bindings, and a back bow. Pattern 2077 comes in multiple sizes and requires fabric and contrast yardage. Orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Six Thousand Texas Teachers At Convention In Galveston
Six thousand Texas teachers gathered in Galveston for the opening of the fifty-sixth annual Texas State Teachers Association three day session. J. O. Loftin, retiring president of Texas Arts and Industries College at Kingsville, praised the program featuring talks by educators and national figures. Opening day speakers included Robert Lee Bobbitt, J. Frank Dobie and State Superintendent L. A. Woods.
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Galveston
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
J. O. Loftin
Texas Arts and Industries College of
Kingsville
Robert Lee Bobbitt
J. Frank Dobie
Baptists Open Training Meet for Delegates
A three day session of the 44th annual Baptist training service convention opened in Lubbock with about 3000 delegates. Rev J D Grey of Denton to deliver keynote Vision For the New Day. Dr O L Powers of Wichita Falls preached Our Baptist Heritage. Departmental meetings held. Texas Music Teachers Association also met with several hundred delegates. Thunder noted nearby.
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Lubbock
J. D. Grey
Denton
W. E. Young
Wichita Falls
O. L. Powers
Texas Music Teachers Association
Funeral services for Amarillo physician Dr Vineyard announced
Funeral services for 58 year old Amarillo physician Dr Vineyard will be held at 3 o clock tomorrow from the First Baptist Church with Rev D D Sumrall Rev J C Sisemore and Rev E B Fincher officiating Pallbearers named include Dr W A Carroll Dr F W Dod Sus ce Dr R L Rogers E C Lacy Carl Hill L C White and Claude Brummett Honorary pallbearers are Potter County Medical Society Amarillo Area Boy Scouts Lions Club Fellowship Class of First Baptist and Northwest Texas Hospital board Burial will be in Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Directors Dr Vineyard died Wednesday in a local hospital survived by his widow Mrs
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Vineyard
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
D. D. Sumrall
The
Baptist Church
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
E. B. Fincher
Filwood Park Presbyterian Church
Northwest Texas Hospital
Llano Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw
Wizard of Owen Demonstrates Stove at Ward’s
Vv. C. Presnell performs remarkable stove demonstrations at the Montgomery Ward store in Amarillo. He bakes angel food cakes and breads in gas and oil ranges with minimal loaf shifting, claiming a new cooking wizardry. H. L. Keep notes the events start at 3 PM Friday and Saturday afternoon.
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Wizard OF Owen
Vv. C. Presnell
H. L. Keep
Montgomery Ward
Presnell
Mr. Presnell
Amarillo
Mr. Keep
Vineyard Family Members Named In Amarillo Clarendon Notice
Nell Vineyard and his mother along with four brothers and numerous relatives are listed in a local notice. Drs G T Vineyard and R L Vineyard appear among Amarillo residents, with John Vineyard of Clarendon and several sisters and four children also named across Oklahoma and Texas locations.
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Nell Vineyard
Oklahoma Plans Back-to-Farm Movement Announces Plan
State Relief Administrator Carl Giles unveiled a government sponsored back to the farm program to lighten relief rolls. The plan includes buying a 5000 acre plantation in Southeastern Oklahoma for split into small farms and leasing or purchasing land in most counties. A statewide organization is ready to operate in every county.
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Oklahoma City
Carl Giles
Oklahoma
Giles
Dallas
Rural rehab crops plan tied to AAA curbs
A statement indicates a limit on cash crops on rural rehabilitation projects, with emphasis on growing food crops.
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AAA
Mrs Pheiffer Visits Son in Amarillo City
Mrs. William Pheiffer of Oklahoma City arrived in the city last night to visit her son, William T. Pheiffer, an Amarillo attorney. She is en route to Old Mexico.
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William Pheiffer
Oklahoma City
William T. Pheiffer
Amarillo
Quintuplet Cabbage Grown in Ohio Garden
Five cabbage heads formed from a single stalk in the garden of Foster Thompson in Ashtabula Ohio. The unusual yield was described as a quintuplet production.
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Foster Thompson
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Poin Alendar
Amarillo Country Club
Halcyon Club
E. M. Jones
Prospect Street
Sandie Mothers Club
Les Temps Study Club
Guy Owens
Maryland Street
Chatter Box Club
H. L. Turner
East Eighth Avenue
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Child Study Club
E. F. Browder
Harrison Street
Mother Singers Club
Woodmen Circle
W. Hall
W. O. W. Hall
Waa
Ofineams
Palo Duro Apartments
DR. Vineyard
Schilling
Hardware Company
Taylor St
Servel
Oriental Shop
Williams Hardware Co
Toyland
Dolly
Santa Claus
Antee
Orphan Annie
China
Alan
Union Pacific
Sporting Goods
Burke Make
Golf Rags
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