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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1928
Page
4
Mrs R C Martini will entertain members of the Child Welfare club Friday afternoon at her home 1512 Jackson street at 2 30 oclock Mrs H S Durham will be in charge of the lesson assisted by Mrs Harold Knupp All members are urged to be present.
The officers and the teacher of the Companions class of the First Baptist church will meet for an important session at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at the church.
The Philharmonic club held its first regular meeting yesterday afternoon at 2108 Hughes Street hosted by Mrs Lyn don Webb. Assisted by Mrs S E Fish Mrs Avon Steed and Mrs R R Swindell the group plans to study musical instruments this year. The first program featured Mrs Williams leading and a primitive peoples music illustration. Vocal numbers included Mrs Jack Burgess singing Love Song The Rose and Lullaby. Indian Dawn was performed by the club quartette with Mrs Otis Trulove Mrs Avon Steed H H Warner and Mrs I B Cole. A piano and drum piece Rain Song by Guien was played by Mrs J Mack Vernon and Mrs George Vineyard. The Movement from Mozart Symphony in E flat was performed by Mrs J T Simmons Mrs H M Crudgington and Mrs Ninnie Hutchings Graham concluding the program.
Miss Gussie Woodruff, an Alabama private elementary teacher, has spent 60 years in education without using corporal punishment. Now eighty four and heading a fourth generation of pupils, she emphasizes firmness, spelling and reading over whipping, praising modern story books and history in schools.
Fashion note highlights Chantal models in heavy knitted fabric in beige olive brown and dark brown. Designs feature V pockets bordered by brown at the side front with wide brown fox fur collar and cuffs suitable for winter travel and motoring.
Following the program the club enjoyed a social hour with delicious refreshments served.
Friday evening at 7 30 Mrs H P Baker hosts a party at 709 Sunset Terrace with all members having a special invitation. A daytime meeting is planned for 3 o clock at the Gallaher home 1618 Monroe Street with Mrs T B Gallaher and Mrs J C Paschall. Mrs W S Kirkman and her daughter Barbara Lou of Okmulgee Oklahoma visit Mr and Mrs H L Boyles at 1612 Madison Street.
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