P. E. O. Chapter B Hosts Neon Luncheon At Stewart Home
Chapter B of the P. E. O. Sisterhood met with Mrs. J. W. Stewart at 2109 Tyler Street for a neon luncheon. Officers listed include President H. H. Cooper and others. a $10 Amarillo Community Chest donation was approved. Members and guests attended including Lola Stewart and Mary McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
J. W. Stewart
Tyler Street
Lola Stewart
Mary McDonald
Amarillo
H. H. Cooper
E. W. Hardin
R. W. Adams
H. W. Allen
Marriage of Sue Evans and Charles Lyles Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sue Evans and Charles Lyles in Clovis on Sunday morning. The bride wore a black and white sports suit with black accessories. Mrs. Lyles is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Evans of Hagerman New Mexico. She studied at Roswell High School and New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas and works for the firm of Simpson Dorenfield and Fillingim attorneys. Mr. Lyles finished school in Amarillo and is manager of Louie's Alleys. They reside at 1207 Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Evans
Charles Lyles
Clovis
Mrs. Lyles
F. H. Evans
Hagerman, N. M
Roswell
New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
Simpson, Dorenfield and Fillingim,alterneys
Lyles
Amarillo
Louie's Alleys
van Buren Street
Progressive Child Study Club Meeting at 605 Sunset
The Progressive Child Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. F. P. Cave 605 Sunset on Thursday afternoon. The gathering was moved from Mrs. R. L. Trogden’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Child Study Club
F. P. Cave
R. L. Trogden
E. P. Cave
Sunset
Mother Benton class to install officers at luncheon
The Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church will hold a covered dish luncheon and install officers Friday at 1 o clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Benton
First Christian Church
Pattern 4749 Anne Adams dress pattern sale notice
Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern No 4749 with a fashionable shirtwaister design. Mentions sizes 14 18 AR 90 39 MM M8 40 42 and price Fifteen cents for pattern sent plus book offer. Orders to Pattern Department Amarilis Gick 243 With St New York N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarilis Gick
Pattern Department
St. New York
N.Y
Social Calendar Tonight and Thursday in Amarillo Clubs
Various clubs meet this evening and Thursday across Amarillo including Order of Rainbow for Girls Masonic Han at 7 30, MacDowell Fine Arts Club at 7 36, J U G Club at 3, Junior Plerin Club at 3, Progressive Child Study at 2 30, Home Interest at 2 30, and many other groups with times from 1 to 9 30 including Needle Guilds, Woodmen Circle, and book groups. Several meetings list hosts and addresses on East Twelfth Avenue West Twentieth, Palo Duro, Sunset, and nearby streets with notes on postponed events and luncheon plans.
Rev Hubert Thomson speaks at Johnson School PTA meeting
Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association heard Rev. Hubert Thomson yesterday afternoon. Plans were set for the Stutterin Sam program Thursday night to raise PTA funds and for an open house on October 14. A delegate was voted for the district convention in Lubbock next month. Peter Pan will be presented October 24 in the Senior High School auditorium. Mrs Anna Mae Montgomery led the musical program. PT A meets first Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Thomson
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Lubbock
Anna Mae Montgomery
P. YT. A
Glenwood PTA Carnival Friday Night At School
Glenwood Parent Teacher Association sponsors a Friday night carnival at the school with an auction of items donated by Amarillo businesses. Features include a fish pond country store games curio sale and various snacks. Public invited and school board members are especially welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Parent«Teacher Association
Amarillo
Two Guests Appear on P E O Chapter Meeting Program
Chapter 7 of P. E. O. Sisterhood hosted a luncheon with two guest speakers. Mrs Georgia Fischer spoke on her trip to Williamsburg and Rockefeller Jr restoration efforts while Miss Mae Beth Lawson performed a dance interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EE. O
Chapter 7
P. E. O. Sisterhood
P. L. Reppert
C. T. Crowe
Erlandson
H. E. Billingslea
Georgia Fischer
Chapter AI
R. A. Purnett
Fischer
Old Williamsburg
John D. Rockefeller
Mae Beth Lawson
Mesdames Binford Arney
R. A. Burnett
George E. Erlandson
H. J. Farwell
George Hammock
G. 8. McLellan
J. M. Moore
J. M. O’brien
R. F. Pixley
Ben H. Schermerhorn
Howard Scott
C. W. Siebel
Floyd V. Studer
B. O. Taylor
Miss Ernestine Smith
Primary Department Entertained at Mrs Whiteside Home
The Primary Department of the San Jacinto Baptist Church was entertained Monday evening at 701 Carolina Street. Teachers Mrs. Frank Carney Mrs. M E Flowers and Mrs. J W Whiteside hosted with games and accordion selections by Miss Ivaughn Veazey. Mrs M E Flowers received a birthday handkerchief shower. Attendees included Mesdames Savage Martin Cosby Barnard Roop Hall Roffey Tibbets Turner Caraway Carney Flowers Reams Whiteside and Misses Veazey Whiteside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Church
J. W. Whiteside
Carolina Street
Frank Carney
M. E. Flowers
Frank Reams
Ivaughn Veazey
M. EF. Flowers
Bob Savage
Joe Martin
C. N. Cosby
E. W. Barnard
M. S. Roop
Nelson Hall
F. W. Roffey
S. A. Tibbets
T. W Turner
A. M. Caraway
BE. M. Flowers
Misses Ivaughn Veazey
Billie Whiteside
Auxiliary Hears Reports at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion Hall Mrs S F Rose presided. Entertainment chair C O Hess outlined the Halloween dance on Oct 31 a Hill Billy Dance with hill billy costumes requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
S. F. Rose
C. O. Hess
Art McKay
James O. Cade
McKay
Harry Myers
Bill Smith
Sons of the Legion
The
Legion
Squadron of Honor
Grace Hodge
Singing America
M. H. Drake
Legionnaires
Bruce Autry
J. R. McDowell
Julia Dean
Texas
Beacon Quartet
George Hammock
W. J. Long
Junior Philharmonics Meet With Dick Gifford
The Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 gathered at Dick Gifford's home at 813 Tennessee Street Sunday afternoon. Martha Kelly led the program with musical selections by Georgina Waghorn and Dick Gifford. a business session followed with games and refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Gifford
Tennessee Street
Martha Kelly
Guy Pitts Smyth
Georgina Waghorn
Jean Ellis
Wanda Ellis
Ruby Lauder
Ruth Lauder
Betty Whited
Marjorie McKitter
Feel Good Again With Pinkham’s Compound
Promotes health and energy as a general tonic for fatigue and depression. Claims millions of women used the formula, with benefits seen through restored vigor and resistance to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodia B. Pinkham
Prighborn
Pinkham
Mrs W A Jenkins Hosts Coffee for Sam Houston Mothers
Mrs. W A Jenkins entertained the room mothers of Sam Houston School with a morning coffee at her home 711 Prospect Street Monday. Special guests included Mrs W F Paul president of the Sam Houston PTA Mrs Co J Moreland first vice president and Mrs Bert Warner past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jenkins
Sam Houston School
Prospect Street
W. PF. Paul
The
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Co. J. Moreland
Bert Warner
Mesdames Noble Durkee
D. S. Elliott
Guy E Hoover
C. C. Cutler
A.L. Jordan
Glenn Nutt
D. N. Nall
G. W. Mills
F. A. Rouse
L. V. Bentley
Walter G. Russell
L. M. Griffin
Howard Lynch
Cecil Dyke
D A R Chapter Announces Meeting at Amarillo Club
Liano Estacado Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the Amarillo Country Club next Monday afternoon at 3 o clock. Guest Day will be observed and members should reserve for themselves and guests by Friday with Mrs. BE. Ashcraft and Mrs. Stanley Marsh handling reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. KR
Canyon
Eatyer McCrory Chapter
Daughter of the American Revolution
Cousins Hall
Canron
Liano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
BE. H. Ashcraft
Stanley Marsh
Local Club Meets With Mrs Anderson at Crockett Street
Wednesday gathering in La. with Mrs Anderson completes a foursome. The club plans to meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Anderson at Crockett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Crockett Street
Club Meets with Mrs Thornton on October 18
James Paul Harding B D Hawkins Harry Warren and Lesley Stephens among the hosts and guests for a club meeting to be held with Mrs W D Thornton at 409 Kentucky Street on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Paul Harding
B. D. Hawkins
Harry Warren
Lesley Stephens
W. D. Thornton
Kentucky Street
Wilson School Parent-Teacher Association Opens Season
The Wilson School P T A held its opening meeting with president Mrs J C Duling presiding. Principal Miss Sarah Miller introduced new teacher Miss Dorothy Mae Ewing. Program chair Mrs Don Hughes led activities, vocal solo by Mrs Howard Boxwell, comments on American Home, second grade unit activity supervised by Miss Miller. Membership reached 150. carnival planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
Parent-Teacher Association
J. C. Duling
Sarah Miller
Dorothy Mae Ewing
Don Hughes
Howard Boxwell
Ivan Boxwell
J. J. Barnes
Enjoyable Afternoon for Needle Art Club Members
Members of the Needle Art Club spent an enjoyable afternoon with Mrs. R. W. Thompson and her daughter Beth as entertainers. The rooms were decorated with colorful fall flowers and guests included Mesdames Dallas Kay Kelly Stribling and Ben Beck. A sympathy telegram was sent to Mrs. E. O. Bateman, who was called to Rotan Texas due to her sister's illness. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Art Club
R. W. Thompson
Beth
Dallas Kay
Kelly Stribling
Ben Beck
E. O. Bateman
Rotan
Tex
Black & White Ointment Offers Skin Relief
An external remedy promotes relief from itching burning and soreness of acne pimples rashes blackheads simple ring worm and dry eczema. Use with Black & White Skin Soap for antiseptic dressing and symptomatic soothing.
Utopian Bridge Club Entertained at Mrs Peters Home
Utopian Bridge Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Byron Peters at 711 Belleview Street. High score was won by Mrs. H. D. Penny with second place going to another participant whose name appears after Penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Bridge Club
Byron Peters
Belleview Street
H. D. Penny
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Stewart Home
N .D. Bartlett
B. Berry
B. J. Broderlin
J. O. Cade
J. S. Collins
Angela Considine
Aline Veale Crudgington
Ruth Delzel
R. A. Duncan
Murray Elson
E. H. Foster
J. C. Foster
C. E. Greag
BE. W. Hardin
M. B. Harris
Jennie Hill
A. M. Jackson
Helen C. Jackson
Alice Kimbrough
BE. S. Langdon
H. B. Lautz
Bertha Stubbs
R. W. Kitterick
F. L. Myers
H. T. Neely
A. N. Olver
A. R. Phillips
Borger
Myrtle Powell
F.C. Seaman
Lola S Stewart
Millard Ward
Clarendon
L. Ingham
Fred
McRoil
Sandrail Permanente
Colonial Beauty Shop
A Polk
Dr. R. Bristow
Annountoes the
Association of
Geo. G. Ingham
Gasteam
Clow Gasteam
Fiese Phana
Amarillo Warehouse
Wat
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Han
MacDowell Fine Arts Club
Mary Louise Shaw
East Twelfth Avenue
J. U. G. Club
Mack Nobles
Monroe Street
Plerian
Wales Madden
Palo Duro
Home Interest Club
W. H. McEachern
West Twentieth Avenue
Needlework Guild of America
Hayden Street
Snip and Chatter Club
R. V. Ferguson
Polk Street
Alamo Bridge Club
W. P. McIntosh
Priscilla Club
A. G. Bachman
Wilson Study Club
L. D. Club
Grace Cline
West
Ninth Avenue
Woodmen Circle
I. O
F. Hall
Mother Singers Chorus
Tyler Street School
Federation Club Rooms
Mystic Weavers
C. D. Roberts
Fillmore Street
Jim Morrison
North Fillmore Street
Chile
Muthray Wheeler
North Pierce Street
A. A. U. W. Federation Club Rooms
Mizpah Club
John Crudgington
Ong Street
Child Payehology Club
J. YD. Anderson
Fifteenth Avenue
MacDowell Music Club
Federation Club
Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church
Church
Johnson Street School
Bery Needle Club
Teachers Club
Central Junior High School
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
J Scott Ford
Hughts Street
Glenwood P. T. A
J. Scott Pord
Hughes Street
Amarillo Teachers Club
Beryl Nerpole Club
Beryl Needle Club
Mrs. Frampton
Murry Watts
Taylor
Sears' Map & Blue Print CO
Amarillo Abstract CO
Lionel Gordon
Fisk
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Cetta DO
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