Womans Activities Club Hosts Child Welfare Program
Community society notes detail a Friday afternoon gathering at 1905 Van Buren with the Child Welfare Club. Program topics include education, home life, and poetry, followed by refreshments. Other items report MacDowell Music Club on Carmen, a B Y P U graduation plan at First Baptist, and upcoming concerts and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Club
E. F. Rittenberry
van Buren Street
J. P. Mathis
Mlen Early
the Illustrated Star
Ed R. Mayer
Joe Mobley
Helen Coole Crew
MacDowell’s
MacDowell Music Club
D. M. Young
Jackson Street
E. R. Fowler
Enchanted shopping spree at Amarillo area shops
A collage of local storefronts highlights fashion services at the Amarillo Hotel Beauty Shop run by Mrs. Hollander, plus salons and dress shops along Polk, Taylor, and 613 Taylor street. Features include Lord Renfrew coats, Gloria transformations, and Macy-esque bargains at William's Department Store and Allen's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Lord Renfrew
New York
Warner’s
Taylor Street
Gloria Swirls
Gloria Curis
Allie Ryan
Polk Street
William's
Zul Pont Street
William’s
Harper Crawford Bright Autumn Wedding in Am arillo
Miss Milen Elizabeth Harper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harper, married R. M. Crawford of Memphis Tennessee at 905 Tyler Street Am arillo. Rev R Thompson officiated. The bride wore brown cut chenille and georgette with fur. The couple left for a two week honeymoon in Memphis after a brief reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Harper
Earnest Crawford
L. C. Merchant
Virginia Chandler
Hannah Sue Hathorne
Dorothy Wagerly
Santa Fe
Memphis
Tenn
Local social notes and club meetings reported in Amarillo paper
Mrs. Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B F Wa per, visits Kansas City and Amarillo with plans to settle there. Luella Lamb returns to Georgetown to study at Southwestern University. Milestone chapter D A B to meet at 4 30 Monday in Mugiel pal auditorium. Live Wire union members host a wienie roast for the Junior Unions and Four Junior Unions gain state recognition. Thursday Bridge Club entertained by Mrs J O Whittington at 1501 Tyler Avenue with decorative flowers and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLY. P.ous
H. A. Gentry
Pierce Street
Kansas City
Crawford
Ehama
B. F. Waper
Ashland Kan
Asiland High School
Lamar
Lame Olotil
Amiillo
Mer’s Association
J. R. Crawford
Menipiils Tenn
Department of the Santa le
Myles Stonfish
Woaven’s
Mugiel Pal
J. OF. Whittington
Tyler
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D. M
Neal Morris
Warren
Gardiner Lintertain
Forrest Warren
San Jacinto Heights
Helen Gardiner
W. F. Harrell
Dalhart
E. R. Gable
Secott’s School
Kerns
Tulsa
Okla
W. M. Hall
F. EK. Woodruff
Hall
Fannit Golding
Florida Avenue
Dallas
California
Golding
South Texas
Fidelis
The
First Baptist Church
Sadie Claude
Amarillo Hotel
Richards Dry Boods Company
Allen's
Tommy
Cinderella
Palmer
Jack O’ Lantern Art and Gift Shop
Buchners
Month McCarty
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Amarillo
William A. Smith
Smith
Fred Horsbrugh
City
Nelle Uorsbrugh
All
Ferris Hand Turn
White & Kirk
HOTEL
Palo Duro
Luella Lamb
Wolk
Georgetown
Southwatern University
Wuniol Bb. YY. U
Tt State Bh. V. C
Chanlyle
Packer
Duo-Radiant
A . Packer
Reznor
Royal
Cssco
Bach
Marillo
Direct Action
Eve
Lorain
Miles Aven
Hone
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