Tomorrow Social Calendar Highlights Many Club Meetings
Thursday events list multiple clubs meeting at 3 o clock with hosts Mrs. Porter Underwood 1905 Tyler Street Mrs. H A Hill and others. Also Queen Esther and Mizpah clubs attend 2:30 to 3 o'clock gatherings with various hosts. church missionary study and quilting sessions planned. full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum Club
Porter R. Underwood
Tyler Street
Lesson
Beau
Georgia Avenue
San Jacinto
Wash George
W. M
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Temple Hills
Browning S. S
Polk Street Methodist Church
A. S. Hess
Buchanan Street
Priscilla Club
Hoyt Saunders
Prospect Avenue
Lew Jolly Needle Club
Fred C. Fowler
Fillmore Street
Mizpah Club
Paul Arrington
Amarillo
Gamma Delphians
J. T. Pace
San Jacinto Methodist Church
C. Conklington
Bellview Avenue
James Ely
Sixth Street
Roberts Place
District Music Clubs Organize Here Tuesday
Seventeen delegates from the seventh district and as many from Amarillo met at the Herring hotel for the first executive session. Mrs H T Cooper was elected president and Mrs Margaret Doorley secretary. A luncheon followed with remarks by officers and guests from the Texas Federation of Music clubs. Dahlias donated by Mr and Mrs Speed decorated the table. An Atwater Kent Foundation committee meeting is set for Friday at Amarillo College of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Clubs
State Federation of Music Clubs
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
H. T. Cooper
Margaret Doorley
Dalhart
Herring
J. J. Crume
R. S. Thompson
H. H. Cooper
Frank T. Collins
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
I. D. Cole
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Margaret Dookey
Charles P. Smith
S. J. Cole
Eharmonic Club
Missiriam Canfield
B. Gipson
Harmony Club
Ross Williams
Dowell Club
John F. Speed
Melloglo Face Powder Promises Fresh Peachy Complexion
Bridges Drug Company promotes MELLOGLO a French process face powder that hides large pores and lasts longer. The product claims a pure fine texture and a youthful look for men and women alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges Drug Company
No. 9 Rat Killer Envelopes Advertisement
An advertisement claims No 9 Rat Killer envelopes kill rats within 24 hours. It urges readers to buy from druggists for thirty-five cents and promises refunds if the product fails. The envelope form is highlighted as the delivery method for the poison.
Adelphia Society Of First Baptist Meets At Home
The Adelphia society of the First Baptist church held a Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Glenn Casey’s home at 2222 Washington Street. Mrs. T F Gilbert led devotional on God s Willingness to Forgive followed by a round table discussion. Fall flowers adorned the entertaining rooms and a salad course was served to listed ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia Society of the
First Baptist Church
Glenn Casey
Washington Street
T. F. Gilbert
Mesdames
M. C. Basham
J. B. Green
Grover Bishop
Ted Ferguson
J. M. Cooj
J. W. Denton
H. R. Giberson
J. B. Couse
Paul Arrington
J. R. McLaughlin
Glen Casey
E. F. Broom
Dunnaway Smith Nuptials Solemnized by First Baptist Pastor
One of the prettiest early autumn weddings was held as Miss Johnnye Faye Dunnaway united in marriage to Clar- with Rev. G. L. Yates of the First Baptist Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Johnnye Faye Dunnaway
Clar
Wedding of Ence R. Smith and Mrs Dunnaway in 1927
The wedding took place at 7:90 o clock Saturday evening October 1 1927 at the church parsonage. The bride, daughter of Mrs J F Dunnaway of Canyon, was attended by her sister Miss Magmie Dunnaway and Mrs J B Archer. The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs H C Smith of 1607 Fillmore street and works in the Santa Fe Railway accounting department. They will reside at 106 Alabama avenue San Jacinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence R. Smith
Magmie Dunnaway
J. B. Archer
J. F. Dunnaway
Canyon
H.C. Smith
Fillmore Street
Santa Fe Railway Company
Esther McCrory Chapter DAR Luncheon Opens Year
The Esther McCrory chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Crystal Dining room, Hotel Herring. The program included a piano solo by Mrs. Edward Ochsner and a talk on "The Ideals and Activities of the DAR" by Mrs. J Heaton, with a history resume by Mrs. L M Dobbins covering 1926 and 1927. About sixty members attended and business matters were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Herring
America
Edward Ochsner
J. €. Heaton
L. M. Dobbins
1927 Bridge Club Entertained By Mrs Roffey
Mrs FE W Roffey hosted the 1927 Bridge club at 3508 Harrison Street on Tuesday evening. After five games prizes went to Mrs KE L Lawson for high, Mrs Forrest Ansley for club cat, and guest high to Mrs Bryan Weatherby. Guests included Mesdames Stinson Hurt Lawson Neudigate Jones Hewtt Ansley Maxfield Weatherby Russell Waggoner and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Roffey
Harrison Street
KE. L. Lawson
Forrest Ansley
Bryan Weatherby
Mesdames
W. B. Stinson
Walter Hurt
FE. L. Lawson
Bill
T. E. L. Class of Second Baptist Meets for Bazaar
The T. E. L. class of Second Baptist held a regular business session at Mrs. Jim Stovall's home on North Lincoln. They voted to stage a bazaar the first week in December and enjoyed refreshments after the meeting. Present were Mesdames Smith Adams Pendegrass Webster Ratliff Collier Porter Hudson Burnett Capehart McWilliams Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Jim Stovall
North
Lincoln Street
Mesdames Smith
Adams
Pendegrass
Webster
Ratliff Collier
Porter
Hudson
Burnett
Capehart
McWilliams
Thompson
Ed Hardins Head East for Six Weeks Visit
Mr and Mrs Ed W Hardin and daughter Miss Margaret Hardin of 1208 Harrison Street left this week for New York City and other eastern cities for a six weeks visit Miss Hardin may remain in the East to attend school this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed W. Hardin
Margaret Hardin
Harrison Street
New York City
Hallie Martin Moved Home After Operation
Mrs. Hallie Martin, who recently underwent an operation at Northwest Texas Hospital, was reported improved and moved to her home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Martin
Northwest
Texas
Satterfield Family Update From Roberts Place
Mrs. Frank Satterfield and family in Roberts Place report marked improvement as Mrs. Martin's daughter Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Rockett of Dallas, along with sisters Mrs. Petty of Dallas and Mrs. Atkins of Bardwell, return home after attending at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Satterfield
Seventh Street
Roberts Place
Martin
B. A. Hancock
J. BE. Rockett
Dallas
Paul Petty
Oscar Atkins
Bardwell
Philharmonic Orchestra Rehearsal Tonight in Amarillo
The Philharmonic Orchestra directed by Ellis B. Hall will rehearse at 8 p.m. tonight at the Amarillo College of Music 1104 Polk street. Advanced students and professional musicians are invited to join. The group plans six concerts for 1927 1928 in the Municipal auditorium with local or visiting soloists. Season tickets priced modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Orchestra
Philharmonic Club
Ellis B. Hall
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Philharmonic Seeks Season Tickets To Build Symphony
The Amarillo Philharmonic Club invites citizens to buy season tickets at 2 50 for six concerts to support a grand symphony orchestra on a paying basis. Directors urge commitment from residents and musicians, with contact for auditioning players at Mr. Hall 63 or Amarillo College of Music, 1104 Polk Street. Clarence Green of Joplin and Frank K Eldredge of Houston visit, with Mrs. M L Steel of Hereford in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Hall
Philharmonic Club
Amarilo College of Music
Polk Street
Clarence Green
Joplin
Frank K. Eldredge
Houston
Clarence St. Clair
T. E. Eldredge
N. O. P. Eldredge
Virginia Avenue
M. L. Steel
Hereford
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The
Atwater
Kent Foundation
Adelphia Society of First Baptist
Dunnaway-Smith
Bridge Club
Class of
Second Baptist Has Meeting
Ed Hardins
Lindy Land
Palo Duro Canyon
Atkinson Fox
Novelty Art Shop
East Eighth St
Lumbago
Bayer
Ben
Little Miss
Phoenix Hose
Polk ST
If I
Polk O Womens
Smart
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