Social Center program honors 120 girls with songs and acts
A Friday afternoon program at the Social Center featured 120 girls performing singing numbers like America and The Golden Red Is Yellow, piano and song solos, a one act play, tap dances, and group games with prizes to several participants. Refreshments were served by a list of sponsors and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Reading
LaVerne Sanders
Pantomine
Lucy Kate Plymale
Virginia McCullough
Amelia Kellner
Leora Keith
Ruby Faye Wyble
Mary Virginia Watson
Winnie Shockley
Gladys Shockley
Eloise Douglas
Cloeteal Dunlap
L. V. Cradit and
Miller
Classroom teachers hear book review on And So Victoria
Dr. B F Fronabarger of West Texas State College reviews Vaughan Wilkins And So Victoria at a Classroom Teachers meeting in Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. Miss Marion James will sing a prelude of songs as Miss Unn Brooks presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Fronabarger
West Texas State College
Victoria
Vaughan Wilkins
Polk Street Methodist Church
Marion James
Unn Brooks
Social Calendar of Amarillo Clubs Tonight and Tuesday
The Social Calendar lists groups meeting around Amarillo with times from 1:00 to 8:00 PM including Panhellenic Council Amarillo Hotel and Needle Art Club at 611 Prospect Street. Notable events include Stitch and Chatter Club at 101 North Boyer Street and the Amarillo Chapter O E S annual banquet at the Canary Room Amarillo Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo E
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Canary
Amarillo Hotel
Needle Art Club
Murray Britt
Prospect Street
Stitch and Chatter Club
Fern Soaks
North Boyer Street
O. E
Canary Room
Fern Hooks
Mystic Weavers Schedule Thursday Meeting
The Mystic Weavers announce a meeting Thursday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. FR Harris’s home 403 Mississippi Street. Oyster supper at church Wednesday 6 to 8 PM hosted by Ladies of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church. Wesley Friendship Class Luncheon Tuesday noon at San Jacinto Methodist Church. Woman's Council meets Wednesday 11 AM for mission lesson followed by luncheon. auxiliary follows at 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMOMA
First Baptist Church
A. L. Huff
Ninth Avenue
Martha
Reynolds
H. B. Reynolds
Taylor Street
Weasley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mystic Weavers
FR. W. Harris
Mississippi Street
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Methodist
Wesley Friendship
Woman's Council
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Entertainment at LO F Hall for Rebekahs and Oddfellows
Rebekahs Oddfellows and families dine and dance at 7 tonight at the S O F Hall with banquet program and dancing. Miss Osgood hosts Junior Travel Study Club meeting at 2 30 Wednesday with Dorothy Osgood. Sandie Mothers Club meets Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs L I Borden and Mrs King assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandie Mothers Club
L. F. Borden
Taylor Street
L. F, King
LO. O. F. Hall
S. O. O. F. Hall
Miss Osgood
Dorothy Osgood
Puchanan Street
Sandie
L. I. Borden
High Efficiency Warm Air Chamber Draft Diverter
Product feature list highlights a high efficiency warm air chamber with a draft diverter and streamlined bottom. It includes a removable steel register and handy positive valve control for system regulation.
Are You a Victim of Skin Shame
Advertisement for Black and White Ointment promises relief for itchy rashes and skin breakouts. Claims thousands of users and trial sizes. Recommends Black and White Skin Soap as a first step and lists dealer sales nationwide.
Tack Letters Contained Complaints About Amarillo Football Spirit
A Junior High student urges Tack to publish a letter criticizing Amarillo adults for poor spirit at Sandies games. He compares Lubbock fans’ pep, calls for adults to yell and lead, and notes hats off during the school song. The second letter questions unemployment cards distribution amid cotton harvests nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lubbock
Man admits embezzling to face jail in Memphis
Lawrence C Tatman, bookkeeper for 18 years at a Seligman Missouri bank, surrendered to police in Memphis and admitted stealing 29500 over 16 years. He blamed deceit and urged relief as the motive while expressing remorse and a wish to ease his conscience.
Lost dog and housework plea from Betty Brown
A reader seeks a housekeeping job and provides experience and references. Betty Brown, 724 North Pierce Street, asks for help finding work and notes a dog is missing, a three and a half month old puppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Betty Brown
North Pierce Street
Missing Rat Terrier Pup Pups Leaves Owner Desperate
Kenneth McNabb reports his Rat Terrier vanished overnight and asks for its return. He explains he is alone at home with his grandmother working until 9 and urges the finder to bring the dog back. The note includes the address 1206 North Harrison Street. An additional Homecraft Club notice invites members to a Thursday meeting at Mrs. J Spencer Knight's home, 3003 Ridgemere Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Mecnabb
North
Harrison Street
Homecraft Club
J. Spencer Knight
Ridgemere Street
Plymouth offers value in three affordable cars
The ad promotes three low priced Plymouth models with claims of roomy, beautiful interiors and outstanding ride. It highlights a short drive to prove comfort and mentions Chrysler Corporation divisions and commercial credit through Dodge and DeSoto dealers. It notes Major Bowes Amateur Hour on Columbia Network Thursdays 9 to 10 P.M. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Dodge, DeSoto
Chrysler
Bowes
Amateur Hour
Columbia Network
E.S.T
Also Mentioned on This Page
Needle Club
G. J. Nunn
G. J.unn
Tyler Street
W. I. Dinan
Hayden Street
George 8. Vineyard
Ruth Ann Tolbert
Polk Street
Panhellenic Council
L'Aiguilice Club
M. R. Roney
Pierce Street
la Costura Club
Taylor
Roy Curtis
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Relief Society of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Fillmore Street
Hoy Bok Church
L. Hutt
West Ninth
Donald Lewandowski
Lorraine Rzeppa
Donald
Amarillo Hardware Company
POLK
United States
Tulsa
Dial
Mary Lee Williams
Ben Spock
Spock
Springfield
Edwards
Edwards Studio
Santa Fe Building
New Plymouth
Plymouthh
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit, Mich
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