Social Calendar Highlights Tonight’s Women’s Groups and Clubs
Local listings show numerous meetings and events across clubs and circles. Organized by Mrs. names and street addresses, events span 2:30 to 9:30 p.m. at venues including Hayden Street, Polk Street Church, and the Herring Hotel, with all-day sessions and covered-dish luncheons noted for several groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Herbert Davis
Cleveland Street
H. W. Daugherty
Pierce Street
Mrs Date Wilson Installed Head Of Maria Class
Mrs Date Wilson was installed president of the Maria Class of First Baptist Church at a luncheon in the church dining room. New officers include vice presidents Clyde McGinley K A Whitaker Billy Thompson Earl Crouch R Hardin and others. The class will meet at 2 30 PM Thursday at Mrs Wilsons home 1504 West Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Date Wilson
First Baptist Church
Clyde McGinley
K. A. Whitaker
Billy Thompson
Earl Crouch
R Hardin
A. O. Woods
O. K. Downey
Alfred Nelson
Mesdames
T. B. Davis
W. B. Tyson
W. G C. Newman
Mary Dyche
Dud Hollman
Plasco Moore
Kermit Gentry
FP. W. Hess
Mesdames F. W. Hess
Omer Hensley
B. F. Formby
C. H. Rom
C. W. Hewitt
Ralph Lemons
Marie Doughty
Thomas Ogg
Dad Hollman
Election Of Officers At Dozen And One Needle Club
An election of officers will be held at the Dozen and One Needle Club meeting Friday afternoon at 2 45 o clock at the home of Mrs John Barton 1709 Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
John Barton
van Buren Street
Fall fashions emerge as coats and dresses take stage
The piece notes seasonal prep for winter homes and wardrobe shifts. Home care includes storing summer screens, laundering slipcovers, packing rugs, and thorough cleaning before winter. Fashion highlights feature loose back coats and dresses, with a dark red woolen outfit described as a belted straight-skirt tunic coat ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainbocher
Select Firm Cucumbers for Stuffed Halves
Peel and cut cucumbers into halves then scoop out centers. Mix chopped cabbage, celery, pimiento and mayonnaise, fill cucumber cups, and serve with fish, fowl, or meat.
Local Notices Collate Names and Addresses at 2:30 PM
A brief notice lists Cannon at 3500 Harrison Street and Mrs. Date Wilson along with Maria Class of First Baptist Church at 3 Maria, 1504 West Eleventh Avenue, and a 2:30 o'clock time.
Ruby Robinson Elected President of Junior Auxiliary
Ruby Robinson was elected president of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary at a called business meeting. New officers include Virginia Hess, Kathryn Johnson, Dorthea Lentz, Mary Hazel Dixon, and Dorothy Hopkins with Harriet Holman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Robinson
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Virginia Hess
Kathryn Johnson
Dorthea Lentz
Mary Hazel Dixon
Dorothy Hopkins
Harriet Holman
Floyd Sloan
C. O. Hess
Open Forum Club Replies to Senator on Tax Bill Protest
The Open Forum Club read a reply from Senator Clint Small to their protest of House Bill No. 25 on school tax collection. Small expressed confidence the bill will not pass. The meeting at Katherine Metcalf's home discussed Outstanding Women Leaders of the Past Century with participants including Jessie Castleman Cleo Bradley Viola Franklin Lora Gienn Irma Rhoades and others. Flossie Davis was elected to membership. guests included Mrs J L Owens Leta Johnson and Jo Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum Club
Clint Small
Katherine Metcalf
Small
Jessie Castleman
Cleo Bradley
Viola Franklin
Lora Gienn
Mesdames Irma Rhoades
F. C. Quarles
Gertrude Foraker
Velda Bangs
Flossie Davis
J. L. Owens
Leta Johnson
Jo Johnston
Vaughn Class Sale At Polk Street Methodist Church
The Vaughn Class of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale at 609 B East Fourth Avenue on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Proceeds support the church programs and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
Polk Street Methodist Church
East Fourth Avenue
Service Board to Hold Exams for Two Positions
Civil service exams announced by C. M. Tyler secretary for two government posts. Stereotypist electrot typer fisher electrotype molder at Washington printing office pays 1.32 an hour with four years apprenticeship required. Nat or sorting machine operator pays 1440 a year with three months full-time experience. Both salaries subject to five percent reduction. Final date to apply is October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Tyler
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Electrotyper-Fisher
Government Printing Office
Washington
Natsor
Trout tagged in Port Washington caught again at Grand Haven
A rainbow trout tagged at Port Washington Michigan was released. Seven days later it was recaptured at Grand Haven Michigan on the opposite shore of the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Mich
Grand Haven
Progressive Speakers Club announces new officers
New officers named for the Progressive Speakers Club include Harry Sims as president and Miss Georgia Kirkman as reporter. Instructors and other posts listed include Binford Arney as instructor and Mrs. Chas. M. Holt as vice president. The Browning Class at Pole Street Methodist Church also announced officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Speakers Club
Harry Sims
Browning
Pole Street Methodist Church
C. N. N. Ferguson
A. E. Davis
W. A. Christian
C. W. Farr
C. L. Jenkins
L. V. Wallace
J. F. Manning
Bids Sought For Post Office Trucks In Amarillo
Postmaster W D DeGrassi invites bids to hire three delivery trucks for parcel post use in Amarillo. Two one ton and one half ton trucks with 200 and 110 cubic feet loads are required. Bids close at noon Saturday. drivers excluded. Owners must install locking devices and cover operation costs. Trucks operate eight hours daily on weekdays and holidays, none on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. DeGrassi
Amarillo
Shower Honors Mrs. Gay B Carter at Aunt's Home
Mrs. Gay B Carter was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by her aunt Mrs. Annie Priest at 607 Van Buren Street. Assisted by Mrs. T. E. Tinkle and Mrs. Howard Strickland, guests enjoyed garden decor, games, prizes to Mrs. D. G. Stewart and Mrs. Otis Priest, then refreshments for numerous attendees including Mesdames G. C. Gilbert and C. D. Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay B. Carter
Annie Priest
van Buren Street
T. E. Tinkle
Howard Strickland
D. G. Stewart
Otis Priest
G. C. Gilbert
C. D. Mays
Olena Hickerson
A. M. Fyfe
Jack Pyfe
Dick Hawkins
A. D. Duniven
C. W. Williams
Fred Williams
Henry Rose
J. J. Armstrong
W. ¥. Alexander
Evelyn Alexander
G. Wright
G. K. Weaver
Mesdames Bob Lewis
L. Simpson
C. L. Watkins
Mabel Johnson
Anna Johnson
Mae Ward
Albert Tim
Amarillo Bird Club Meets at Mrs Ford Home
The Amarillo Registered Canary Bird Club met Tuesday afternoon at 1523 Taylor Street with Mrs. G. L. Kirven presiding. Mrs. J. H. Blake was absent, and Mrs. L. D. Heyser read the last meeting’s minutes. Refreshments were served to members and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jenson
Amarillo
Roller
Canary Bird Club
F. F. Ford
Taylor Street
G. L. Kirven
J. H. Blake
L. D. Heyser
J. T. Russell
K. K. Biglow
H. A. Griffith
P T A Membership Drive Set for Next Week
P T A presidents and council officers decide to start a two week membership drive next Monday at the Tyler Street School business meeting. Supt. McIntosh attends. An open house at the Senior High School auditorium is planned for Monday night with address by Joe B Dooley on The Challenge of Youth to the Home and School. Mrs Lloyd A Cooper chosen to represent the fire prevention council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Council
Tyler Street
Supt
W. A. McIntosh
Joe B. Dooley
Lloyd A. Cooper
O'Retha Blue Weds Truman Cox in Tabernacle Baptist Ceremony
Miss O'Retha Blue daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Blue married Truman R Cox last Friday at 8 pm Reverend J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church officiated. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Roy Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’retha Blue
E. C. Blue
Truman R. Cox
J. C. Sisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Roy Cox
Beryl Needle Club Hosts Theater Party
The Beryl Needle Club held a theater party on Monday then gathered at Mrs. I. V. Smith’s home at 1317 East Sixth Avenue for refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. J. B. McGee guest and new member Mrs. D. J. Blackburn among others. The club plans to meet next Tuesday at 3 PM with Mrs. Shaw at 1904 Fillmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
I. V. Smith
East Sixth Avenue
J. B. McGee
D. J. Blackburn
H. A. Williams
J. L. Minter
L. C. Stevens
Carl Larsen
A. C. Shaw
EB. F. Putman
R. F. Branum
J. V. Welch
G. K. Weaver
Shaw
Fillmore Street
Estadiar Club to Sponsor Games Tournament
The Estadiar Club will entertain with a games tournament at the home of Mrs. A. A. Henneman 3605 Hayden Street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Reservations may be made with Mrs. R. F. Logan at 22712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estadial Club
A. A. Henneman
Hayden Street
R. F. Logan
Child Psychology Club to Meet at Mrs Cannon Home
The Child Psychology Club will meet at Mrs V L Cannon's home at 3500 Harrison Street on Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Psychology
Child Psychology Club
V. L. Cannon
Harrison Street
Wilkinson-Salmon Marriage Rites Announced
Mr and Mrs E F Wilkinson of 1411 Jefferson announce the marriage of their daughter Doris Wilkinson to Mr Max Salmon. The wedding was Sept 22 at Canyon with Rev J Hicks Baptist officiating. They reside at Melrose Apartments after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 4. Wilkinson
Jefferson Street
Doris Wilkinson
Max Salmon
Canyon
J. Hicks
Hamilton Land
E. H. Wilkinson
Marie Wilkinson
8. B. McCubbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of Rainbow
Maconie Temple
Woodman Circle
Roseland
Pierian Junior
William
Boyce
Mizpah Club
Jim Farwell
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Entre
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter of
The
Delphian Society
Scott
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Ira Bone
Hughes Street
O. W. Club
J. H. Saunders
West Ninth Avenue
Goldenrod Club
J. C. Crawford
Herring Hotel
Stitch and Chatter Club
J. W.pson
South Fillmore Treet
Home Craft Club
R. T. Martin
Lincoln Street
Butterfly Club
Jim Fowler
North Johnson Street
Friendship Club
C. H. Bland
Jackson Street
Unity Study Club
Royal Home Demonstration Club
E. J. Nicholson
B. M Bruckner
Sanborn Street
I. O. O. F. Hall
L. T. D. Club
G. E. Richards
Mystic Weavers Club
Earl Brame
Pred Lyon
Tenth Avenue
Fidelis
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Dee Blanks
North
Charter Box Bridge Club
Jim Dell
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
H. M. Timmons
McDavid
Fellowship Hall
Mrs
V. L
Maria
Cannon
West Eleventh Avenue
the Panhandle
Holly Woo Dress Shoppe
Polk ST
Daniel McDonald
St. Joeph Mo
E. P. Hubbard
Ong Street
J. Karner Blythe
Ninth Avenue
Albuquerque
Blythes
Ymelda Chavez
Stanley Miller
Washington, D. C
Dennis Chavez
U. S
New Mexico
Gor
Porter
Lucille
Oxford Wine
Navy
Gay B
Carter
Bird Club
Ford
P.t.a.s
Truman Cox
San Jacinto
W. H. Wise
Louisiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roy G. Moore
Bimkborn
Telephone
Amarillo Gas Company
Good Gas
Taylor
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