Delphian Chapter Holds First Social Meeting Tuesday
The Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter of the Delphian Sorority met at Mrs. Hal Beck’s home at 1620 Tyler Street for its first social gathering. A decorated autumn setting, program on Delphian work and insignia history, two vocal solos, and a punch reception followed a charter signing.
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Kappa Delta Kappa
Delphia Sorority
Hal Beck
Tyler Street
Emma Lou Powell
Ann Becker
R. R. Swindell
Sam Seay
J. B. Dreskill
W. R. Moody
Gibson
J. B. White
W. W. McElroy
G. S. Cotkrell
J. G. Lackard
J. B. Driskell
Curtis Mathis
P. L. Reppert
J. T. Price
B. B. Hallard
W. M. Whitehurst
Sid Cleghorn
W. C. Perry
B. M. Puckett
Earl Vandale
J. P. Hacklen
Luther Adamson
Gee Hendersoon
E. E. Abell
H. H. Adkins
J. S. Belt
H. E. Brady
R. H. Collier
Carl C. Cox
Clarence G. Dempsey
Roy Eastland
R. D. Field
Key Farr
Frank A. Gants
Frank Gillette
A. E. Gosnell
A. A. Henneman
John R. Hitchcock
E. A. Hudson
T. E. Hughes
G. G. Ingham
W. E. Izzard
T. E. Johnson
J. B. Jones
Frank Little
H. H. Loewenstein
H. G
Hal Peck
E. A. Rowley
George Williams
Earnestine Smith
Junior Woman's Club Meets With Mrs. J. Ballard
The Junior Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. John Ballard 1705 Polk Street on Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. William R. Clifford led a business session planning fruit donations for needy families at the October 13 meeting hosted by Mrs. Sam Sullenberger. A note of thanks went to Mrs. James R. Toxert Jr and the year book committee for books and programs. The program featured a book review of Father by Elizabeth Ware and a piano solo by Mrs. James Otis Trulove. Attendees included numerous club members.
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John Ballard
Polk Street
William R. Clifford
Sesson
Sam Sullenberger
James R. Toxert
W. Gibson
Cale W. Carson
Elizabeth
Arthur Ware
James Otis Trulove
Albert Bivins
Julian Bivins
John K. Boyce
William Burger
Jerry Briscoe
M. K. Collier
Cale W. Carson, Jr
William Clifford
John Cowan
Cora Green
Harris Kimbrough
Robert Lynn
William Manning
Oscar A. Seward
James R. Tolbert, Jr
Arthur H. Ware
A. E. Winsett
James Q. Curtis
Mrs. Jim Hudson Hosts Un Voulez Club Meeting
The Un Voulez Club met at 408 North Filmore Street with a business session and officer election. Members donated home canned vegetables for the needy and refreshments were served to listed attendees.
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Jim Hudson
North Filmore Street
L. Bowman
John Knochs
W. B. Francis
P. E. Hand
S. W. Hudson
Roy Swafford
Carl Rye
Ed Thom
Melvin Phipps
James Utterback
Sam E. Morris
Paul Shumate
Berean Class To Have Meeting
The Berean Class of West Amarillo Christian Church invites members to a Friday 8 o clock meeting at 701 Bellview Street. Mrs. W N Howard and Mrs. H E Gladman assist. An election of officers and important business will be discussed.
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West Amarillo
Miss Wright Hosts Greek Letter Club Bridge Dinner
Miss Pauline Wright entertained Greek Letter Club members at 801 Adams Street with a 6 o clock dinner and bridge party Tuesday evening. Miss Mildred McMillen won high and Miss Beverly McCully had the low score. Two new members Miss Rosemary Selover and Miss Erma McCormick joined as others withdrew for college work. A treasure hunt was planned pending. Attending were Miss Gene Porterfield, Miss Erma McCormick, Miss Mildred McMillen, Miss Rosemary Selover, Miss Maxine Maupin, Miss Eleanor Wakefield, Miss Beverly McCully, and the hostess.
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Wright
Pauline Wright
Adams Street
Mildred McMillen
Beverly McCully
Rosemary Selover
Erma McCormick
Gene Porterfield
Maxine Maupin
Eleanor Wakefield
San Souci Club Entertained At Lovely Party
Mrs. Dave Eastbourne hosted the San Souci Bridge Club at Palo Duro Apartments. The 2:30 PM event featured autumn decor and awards to Mrs. Cecil Brooks high guest, Mrs. Noble R. Fowlkes high member, and Miss Barbara Mulkey consolation.
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Dave Eastbourne
Palo Duro Apartments
San Souci
Cecil Brooks
Noble R. Fowlkes
Barbara Mulkey
Frank Methbin
Frank Howell
Friday club meetings and gatherings across Amarillo venues
A roundup of club events includes the Twenty Century Club led by Mrs. Streit at 2413 Hayden, Patrons Club at Amarillo College auditorium, Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist, and recitals by Ethel McConnell Westbrook. Also listed are Berean Class at West Amarillo Christian, Monterey Bridge Club, Child Study Club, Unity Study Club, Will Miller Chapter of the UDC, Johnson School PTA open house, Blue Bonnet Needle Club, and the Phi Alpha Chapter meeting at Herring Hotel.
La Costura Club Entertained By Mrs. Waddill
The La Costura Needle Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Waddill 1824 Taylor Street. Members enjoyed sewing amid autumn flowers and greenery with special guests Mrs. Ira F. Key Mrs. L N Lipscomb Mrs. Roy E. Medley Mrs. J W Collins and Mrs. Howard Lynch.
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George Waddill
Taylor Street
la Costura Needle Club
Ira F. Key
L. N. Lipscomb
Roy E. Medley
J. W. Collins
Howard Lynch
D. A. Park
C. J. Brummett
5. P. Vineyard
Ida Elliott
W. H. Dickinson
E. C. Britain
J. H. Hall
W. O. Hayter
Lester Stone
Dr Shelton Bible Class Holds Autumn Luncheon Meeting
The Dr Shelton Bible Class of First Christian Church met for a business session and covered dish luncheon in the Social Center on Wednesday at noon. Mrs C N Headrick resigned as vice president and Mrs Tom Cook was elected to serve the rest of the year. The event featured autumn color themed decor and a long luncheon table with fall flowers.
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Dr. Shelton Bible
First Christian Church
C. N. Headrick
Tom Cook
A. James
Otis Phillips
W. V. Spencer
Thomas Cook
J. L. Hardy
C. FE. Somerville
C. W. West
Walter Crossett
I. M. Holt
I. B. Allen
F. C. Robinson
E. B. Green
Tom Sellars
E. E. Boxwell
Otis
A A W To Open Season With Tea
The American Association of University Women will host a tea for new and prospective members in the Crystal ballroom of the Herring Hotel on Saturday at 3 o'clock. Executive board members will serve as hostesses and University women are urged to call Earl Barnt at 5613 for information.
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American Association of University Women
Herring Hotel
Earl Barnt
Members of B. A. U. To Be Entertained
All members of the B. A. U. at the First Baptist Church will be entertained with a dinner this evening at 7 o'clock. An interesting program has been planned.
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B. A. U. of the First Baptist Church
Sam Houston P T A Officers Meet at President Home
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association officers held a called meeting at the home of president Mrs. W. O. Budd at 3406 West Ninth Avenue. The group planned the year's work and served a noon covered dish luncheon.
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Sam Houston P. T. A
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
W. O. Budd
West Ninth Avenue
Johnson P. T. A. To Hold Open House
The Johnson Parent-Teacher Association will hold open house at the Johnson School Friday evening. The program includes music by the orchestra, piano solo by Miss Juanita Henderson, solo by Mrs. Horace Griggs, and solo by Miss Minnie Shafer. Short talks will be given by G. G. Ordway president of the Board of Education C. M. Rogers supervisor of secondary education and L. Z. Timmons principal of the Johnson School. Refreshments will follow and a social hour after the program.
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The
Johnson Parent-Teacher Association
Juanita Henderson
Horace Griggs
Minnie Shafer
G. G. Ordway
Board of Education
C. M. Rogers
L. Z. Timmons
Johnson School
Patron's Club To Meet Friday at Amarillo College
The Patron's Club meets Friday at 3 PM in the college assembly room. Hostesses include Mrs. E. H. Reedy Mrs. W. E. McNallen Mrs. Ida Blair and Mrs. W. R. Whalen. E. M. Avery speaks on Public Speaking As A Profession and W. S. Izzard on Journalism. Harmony Club Quartet provides music.
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Amarillo College
E. H. Reedy
W. E. McNallen
Ida Blair
W. R. Whalen
E. M. Avery
W.S. Izzard
Harmony Club
Will A Miller Chapter Meeting Details
The Will A Miller Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Friday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. E Gibson's home 1307 West Thirteenth Avenue. The afternoon study will cover The Texas Annual. All members are invited.
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Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
S. E. Simpson
West Thirteenth Avenue
S. E. Gibson
8. E. Gibson
Texas Annual
Phi Alpha Chapter Meets Friday and Club Event
Phi Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha and Blue Bonnet Needle Club schedule gatherings this Friday. The Blue Bonnet club will be hosted at Mrs. Friday's home at 2 30 p.m. and the Phi Alpha Chapter will meet at 7 p.m. in the Herring Hotel club rooms. A baby girl Colleen Monahan arrived Wednesday afternoon at Northwest Texas Hospital. London reports a winter coat trend with removable coachman capes inspired by tallyho era designs.
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Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Albert Marlatt
Virginia Street
Phi Alpha
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Herring Hotel
Monahan
Louisiana Street
Colleen Monahan
Northwest Texas Hospital
London
Madame
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delphian Chapter
Junior Woman’s Club
J. Ballard
San Souci Club
Twentieth Century Club
A. J. Streit
Hayden Street
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Marion Hill
North Independence Street
Ethel McConnell Westbrook
Amarillo
Monterey Bridge
Child Study Club
8. L. Edwards
Unity Study Club
Green Building
Child Welfare Club
R. J. Parsons
van Buren Street
Parent-Teacher Association of Johnson School
Phi Alpha Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
la Costura Club
Waddill
Dr. Shelton
Dr. Blosser
Cutiura Laboratories
Malden
Mass
T Sain
Caras
Ma Ue
Empress Eugenie
Hollywoop Dress
Polk ST
B. R, Solnick
Mgr
Eugenie
Coats
Paris
van Raalie
Goldette
Berkshire
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