Reciproc ity Luncheon Opens Club Year At Van Buren Tea Room
Members of the POCICTUS P.E.D. 5 and two local chapters gathered at the Van Buren Tea Room for a reciprocity luncheon. Mrs Maude Munn presided over a brief business session as members approved a fund for scissors needles thimbles and thread for the girls welfare room. Attendees included Mrs F C Britain Mrs Sarah Williams Mrs M R Roney and many others from Amarillo and nearby towns.
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L’aguillee Club
van Buren
Tuesda
Maude Munn
Memirs
Medames F. C. Britain
Sarah T Williams
M. R. Roney
H. Ashcroft
SL. Edwards
Wil Thompson
Dave Wood
T. B Jones
C. J Blackburn
Baptist W M S All Day Meeting The Banner Theme
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held an all day meeting yesterday titled Youth Uplifting the Banner. Mildred Matthews Circle led with Mrs H P Bohannan in charge. The program included devotions, readings, prayers, and musical selections featuring Sara Sue Rogers and Betty Horne.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Mildred Matthews Circle
H. P. Bohannan
Pegny Jane Williams
Lou Stogner
Yoral Snin
Floyd Studer
Ernestine Ballara
A. R. Williams
C. W. Rogers
G. L. Yates
Mescamesa
J. H. Cureton
D. B. Williams
HH. Horne
Sara Sue Rogers
Betty Horne
W. Sanders
MO. L
Senior C. E. Society is Reorganized
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Pleasant Valley Christian Church was reorganized at a party hosted by Billy Martin. Attending were Rev. T. Rowe, Alton Martin, Cotton Rutledge, and members Mildred Conover, Clynne Cowart, Ruby Ford, Dorothy Head, Donald Jerman, Iris Jerman, Billy Martin, Harris McBride, L. M. McBride, Virginia Middleton, Hattie Miller, Nancy Ann Miller, Connie Roberts, Evelyn Rose, Julia Ann Rountree, George Rutledger, Raymond Smith and Paul Tavior.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Billy Martin
Rev. T. Rowe
Alton Martin
Cotton Rutledge
Mildred Conover
Clynne Cowart
Ruby Ford
Dorothy Head
Donald Jerman
Iris Jerman
Harris McBride
L. M. McBride
Virginia Middleton
Hattie Miller
Nancy Ann Miller
Connie Roberts
Evelyn Rose
Julia Ann Rountree
George Rutledger
Raymond Smith
Paul Tavior
Room Mothers Club Opens First Meeting
The Room Mothers Club of Buchanan School held its first meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. C Rice in charge. A nominating committee was named for officer elections to be held next week. A second meeting is set for next Tuesday at 2:45.
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Room Mothers Club
Buchanan School
C. C Rice
Sehon
Mrs Nicalson Hosts Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Nicalson entertained the Six-W Bridge Club at her home 714 Short Street yesterday afternoon with a green and brown autumn decor. High score went to Mrs C G Feierabend, second to Mrs Leland Twaddell, and traveling prize to Mrs F T Gallas. Guests included Mrs Tywaddell and others. next meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday at Mrs Sassera’s home, 714 RB West Sixteenth Avenue.
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F. J. Nicalson
Short Street
C. G@ Frierabend
Leland Twaddell
F T Gallas
Tywaddell
Mesdames Arlin Hudgins
C Vo Wand
CG Feierabend
Ot Gallas
Roasene Basser
Lee Christopher
Mrs. Sassera
RB West
Sixteenth Avenue
Fur Fashion Brings Grandmother Style Cloak and Sets
London exhibit showcases an ivory fur grandmothers style evening cloak with three fur lace frills and an oak leaf collar inset bronze mole. Other pieces include a black ankle length skirt with a front buttoning sash, a white centre, a Peter Pan collar, and a black and white Russian style hat with matching muff.
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London
Amarillo groups announce varied meetings tonight
Patrons Club of Amarillo College hosts an open house in the college auditorium at 7 30. Amarin Bridge Club and many civic groups schedule events at addresses across Amarillo, with times from 1 to 8 oclock including dinners, card parties, and installations.
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Amarillo College
College Auditorium
Oclock
Garden 4 Gossip H M Tenny Seed Sowing Advice
Garden columnist H M Tenny emphasizes keeping perennial seeds uniformly moist after planting and protecting them in a dark place until germination. He provides a soil mix of sand manure peat and warns against overcrowding, advising rows and shallow sowing for best seedlings.
Transplanting Seedlings and Local Meeting Notices
Garden tips urge timely transplanting of seedlings to avoid weak plants. Community notices include a Texas Centennial program by Mrs. K Rogers at Mrs. C. T. Crowe’s home, a card party at Capitol Hotel benefiting the Community Chest, Sam Houston Band Parents Association gathering, and remarks on salt use at picnics. A biography notes Mrs. Lyde Marland as Oklahoma’s young first lady, with lifestyle details. Local items cover Sloan taxpayers opposing a police force and a mayoral nonre-election stance, plus weather-like trivia about the sun and a cow collision anecdote in Massachusetts.
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FE. W. Marland
Lyde
Oklahoma
FE. W Marland
Trotsky
Red
Colorado
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Lydie Roberts
George
Marland
Sam Houston P T A Meeting Reports Planned Events
The Sam Houston P T A met at the school building on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ethel Robinson spoke on the Social Center for Girls at 601 Johnson Street. Lee Shropshire discussed The Passion Play, to be sponsored by the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers on October 25 and 28. Mrs. Armond Wright was elected first vice president. The annual membership drive opened under Mrs. D. H. Denmead's leadership. Brenton Flenniken and Miss Frances Billings performed a piano solo. A November reading of the 1925 Pulitzer Prize novel will be reviewed by Mrs. Rose Nickell at 3 o'clock at Mrs. W. S. Norman’s home. A fundraiser is being arranged to support a performance by Mrs. Edward MacDowell at October 24 in the Senie High School auditorium. The Child Study Club will host a buffet supper at Mrs. H. Wagner’s home, 211 Washington Street, Friday at 8 o'clock. Husbands of club members are invited.
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Sam Houston
Parent-Teacher Association
Ethel Robinson
Johnson Street
Lee Shropshire
Vernon Hendry
Amarilla Council of Parents and Teachers
Armond Wright
D. H. Denmead
Brenton Flenniken
Frances Billingslea
Josephine Johnson
Rose Nickell
W. 8
Norman
Edward MacDowell
Senie High School
H . Wagner
Washington Street
St. Edwards
Artist's Wardrobe Spotlight At Frank Johns ton Concert
The wardrobe features Paris gowns by Rochas Lanvin and Chanel for the pianist from Father Johns ton. Lanvin designed a black velvet gown for Friday night at Municipal Auditorium. Miss Johasson notes Lanvin, 50, built a massive atelier with 1590 employees.
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Father Johnston
Municipal Auditorium
Paris
Rochas
Lanvin
Couturiers
Madame Lanvin
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