Tomorrow’s social calendar lists multiple local clubs
Several groups meet Friday including Travel Study at 3 with Mrs H H Cooper at 1002 Mham St and Child Welfare at 2 30 with Mrs J E Montgomery at 1501 Madi on St. Activities at Amarillo College of Music 7 30 include Atwater Kent Foundation committee at 1104 Polk St. We note admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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H. H. Cooper
Mham Street
J. E. Montgomery
Madion Street
Atwater Kent Foundation
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
M. R. Roney
Pierce Street
Mooseheart Legion
Painters Hall
Buchanan Street
Methodist Church
Clarence G. Dempsey
Twentieth Century Club
Willis H.jamm
Harrison Street
A. L. Jordan
Louisiana Avenue
San Jacinto
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Ezra Morn
West Thirteenth Street
Wesley Friendship
Texas Federation of Women head to Amarillo meeting
Mrs J A Fields of Hackett Texas federation president will address Potter County women at 3 p m Saturday at the municipal auditorium Women club rooms Amarillo hosts luncheon tea for Fields and Mrs B Price of Lubbock Texas federation officers announce committees and welcome plans All Potter County club women invited to attend Also rummage sale and D A R initial meeting announced with plans for a busy club week
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J. A. Fields
Hackett
Promit Club
Texas
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Federation of Women’s S
San Anjo
Amarillo
Turday
Potter County
Muni- 1
Fields
Ama- No
Oration
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Municipal Auditorium
Charles Kilgore
Blue Moon Operetta Tickets On Sale In Amarillo
Tickets for the operetta The Blue Moon go on sale at White and Kirk's all day Friday with Mrs. Harry Hatcher in charge. The show will be performed Monday and Tuesday evenings in the municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms and is billed as a lovely musical event for Amarillo.
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Municipal Auditorium
White and Kirk
Harry Hatcher
Amarillo
Members Night Dance at Amarillo Club Honors Prizes
A Amarillo Country Club Members Night Dance honored Mrs North with the high score prize and Mrs Tinsley with the second high prize. A plate luncheon was served. Attendees included Mesdames Lowell Munday Henry Beverly T B Christian Oscar Alexander North Tinsley Arthur Lamb and the host couple. A dance is planned for Saturday with special music and cordial invitation to all members.
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Amarillo Country Club
Mrs Trimmier Hosts Blue Bonnet Club Gathering
Mrs. Trimmier entertained the Blue Bonnet club at her home on Tennessee avenue. Needlework was enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served to members and guest Mrs. C. B. Bentley.
Mr. and Mrs Turner Return Home From Midwest trip
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Turner of 1706 Polk Street return from a ten day visit to Chicago and Quincy Illinois, Turner's hometown. They met Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lehman and Miss Marian Lehman of Topeka at the hotel. Mrs Walter Allen of 1700 Van Buren Street has returned from Denver where she had been visiting.
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Avery Turner
Polk Street
Chicago
Quincy
Illinois
Turner
F. A. Lehman
Marian Lehman
Topeka
Kansas
Allen
Walter Allen
van Buren Street
Denver
Mrs Wise Hosts We Stack Em Bridge Club at Washington Home
Mrs James Wise entertained the We Stack Em Bridge club Wednesday afternoon at her home 2115 Washington street. Richly colored red and gold dahlias adorned the rooms during the gathering after the games.
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James Wise
Bridge Club
Washington Street
Atwater Kent Local Audition Friday Night
The Atwater Kent Radio Foundation local committee meets at Amarillo College of Music at 7 40 Friday to vote on singers. Local winners advance to the Dallas state contest on October 26, then national competitors in New York City.
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Atwater Kent Radio Foundation
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
Dallas
New York City
Dance at Hillcrest Promised as Gala Event Tonight
Hillcrest Country Club hosts a gala dance this evening with special music. Dancing runs from 9 30 to 12 30, open to all members. Mrs Galbraith and son Torbett Galbraith of 1710 Polk Street are currently in Denver this week.
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Hillcrest
Hillcrest Country Club
Galbraith
Torbett
Denver
J. W. Galbraith
Torbett Galbraith
Polk Street
Philharmonic Orchestra Opens Year With First Rehearsal
The Philharmonic Orchestra held its first rehearsal of the year Wednesday evening at Amarillo College of Music with Ellis B. Hall directing. Thirty five members attended and enthusiasm ran high. Over fifty have pledged membership, signaling a real Amarillo symphony. The group will perform the overture for The Blue Moon, the operetta set for Monday and Tuesday evenings in the Municipal auditorium Women's club rooms.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Amarillo
Philharmonic Club Announces Six Symphony Concerts On Sale
The Philharmonic Club sponsors the orchestra and offers season tickets for six symphony concerts this season. Tickets are available at Tolzien Music and Amarillo College of Music. The full concerto costs $2.50, and Amarilloans are urged to buy one or more.
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Philharmonic Club
Tolzien
Amarillo College of Music
Restore Health With 8.8.8 Aims To Boost Vitality
A health note urges full blooded healthy living to stay in front and regain energy through a hearty appetite. It promotes a course of 8.8.8 claiming to build red corpuscles and nourish the body, made from herbs and plants in a modern lab and sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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Nature
S.S.S
All Good Drug
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