Homecoming Day Observed by P. E. O.
P. E. O. Chapter B gathered at Mrs. H. H. Cooper’s home for Homecoming Day with hostesses Mesdames H. E. Billingslea E. L. Roberts M. M. Powell and H. H. Cooper. Ruth E. Delzell led the program reading messages from distant members. Plans for the Ama rio state convention November 1 2 3 were discussed. many delegates and officers expected. Afternoon tea followed for a large group of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cooper
Bonham Street
H. E. Billingslea
E. L. Roberts
M. M. Powell
Ruth E. Delzel
W. A. Blank
Fort Worth
Clifford Thompson
Dallas
F. J. McKee
J. K. Shireman
Los Angeles
H. F. Smith
Bakersfield
Cal
Grace Krug
Woodward
Okla
Don Andrew
Boulder
Colo
Millard Ward
Logan
N. M
A. W. Cue Woodward
Mandelson
Galveston
Frederick Kendall
Granville
Ohio
J. H. Charless
Alva
Fisher
Amario
Floyd Studer
Mesdames J
Fischer
Cecil Seaman
W. R. Browne
B. O. Taylor
H. E. Smith
E. J. Broderlin
Mary E. Calloway
B. C. D. Bynum
T. J. Considine
Ruth E. Delzell
H. J. Farwell
E. H. Foster
A. E. Gosnell
C. D. Jackson
Ralph Kenniston
Alice Kimbrough
H. T. Neely
R. F. Pixley
A. E. Meyer
F. L. Myers
R. W. Prentice
F. B. Sanford
Misses Ernestine Smith
Mary McDonald
Sophie Meyer
Brandenberg Named President of Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Upsilon
Bob Brandenberg was chosen president of Alpha Phi Chapter at the yearly officer election. Tom Lumpkin led the meeting. Bill Dee won the vice presidency, Kenneth Flamm the secretary, Bill Askew and George May kept treasurer and corresponding secretary roles, Glenn Askew became sergeant at arms with Charles Fisk as alternate. Brandenberg and Jim McKnight plus Bill Askew join Pan-Hellenic Council. installation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brandenberg
Alpha Phi
Delta Sigma Upsilon Fraternity
Tom Lumpkin
Bill Dee
Kenneth Flamm
Bill Askew
George May
Glenn Askew
Charles Fisk
Brandenberg
Jim McKnight
Pan-Hellenic Council
McKinley P T A Carnival Aids Needy Children
McKinley P T A plans a school carnival Friday night to raise funds for needy students. At 6 30 the event opens with pie coffee chili and sandwiches. Highlights include a fish pond with prizing and car parts donated by filling stations plus hams bacon and groceries from grocers. Carnival attractions and side shows are arranged in classrooms and a special auditorium program is planned.
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McKinley
Parent-Teacher Association
Deal and Bid Club Entertained at Home
Mrs. Esther Carland hosted the Deal and Bid Club at her home on Buchanan Street. High score in bridge went to Mrs. Sam Crittenden and low to Miss Arlene Donnell. Refreshments were served to Miss Donnell and several members including Francis Giersch, Sam Crittenden, Guy Watson, Fay Hunsaker, C. K. Ivie, H. J. Howard, and Esther Carland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Carland
Buchanan Street
Eafternoon
Sam Crittenden
Arlene Donnell
Miss Donnell
Mesdames Francis Giersch
Guy Watson
Fay Hunsaker
C. K. Ivie
H. J. Howard
Amarillo club hosts bridge games and guests in April
Mrs King Kendrick hosts Amarillo T D T Club members for bridge with high score by Mrs Roy Dowie. Guests include Mrs M R Sanders Mrs Dowie and Miss Rochelle Doud. Alpha Sima Lambda plans treasure hunt at 7 15 pm at Robert Simms home 820 Palo Duro St. END
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Amarillo
T. D. T. Club
King Kendrick
Roy Dowie
Mesdames Cotten Harris
Winston Grogan
Paul Noland
Alfred Glenn
Richard Benesch
Byron Dees
Jack Buntin
Jimmy Schoolar
Mesdames M. R. Sanders
Rochelle Doud
Make This Model At Home By Anne Adams
A promotional pattern feature for Anne Adams pattern 2387 with sizes 12 to 20. It promotes a jumper frock and blouse ensemble, notes fabric needs, and offers the fall winter catalog and pattern order details from The News-Globe Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
News-Globe Pattern Department
Worth Street
New York City
Social calendar items list for Friday events
Friday events include Twentieth Century Club at 2 30 p m Mrs J M O Brien 2401 Hughes Street program led by Mrs C E Palmer Home Interest Club at 3 o'clock Mrs W R Ballard 1004 Mississippi Street Child Welfare Club at 2 30 o'clock 1501 Madison Street Les Temps Club 3 o'clock 1012 West Sixteenth Avenue Alpha Sigma Lambda treasure hunt Robert Timms 820 Palo Duro Street 7 30 o'clock River Road PTA in school auditorium 8 o'clock Junior Child Study Club postponed Delta Sigma fraternity annual fall dance Nat Congenial Couples Class First Christian Church picnic meet at church annex 6 30 o'clock Mrs W B Benton s Class First Christian Church luncheon Social Center 1 o'clock Mozart Society postponed until October 14
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Twentieth Century Club
J. M. O'Brien
Hughes Street
C. E. Palmer
Alpha Sigma Lambda
Robert Timms
Palo Duro Street
First Christian Church
Church Annex
R. J. Parsons
Child Welfare Club
J. B. Montgomery
Madison Street
Frank Satterfield
Berean Class to Install Officers At Friday Meeting
The Berean Class of West Amarillo Christian Church will install officers at the Friday 8 o'clock business meeting at Mrs. Ferrell Fox's home 815 Fairmont Street. The Ladies Store offers new woolen dresses in greens wines and browns for 16.50.
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West Amarillo
New Study Club Organized By Delphian Members
Former Delphian members form Tuesday Study Club after completing six years of study through Alpha Beta and Gamma Delphian chapters. The group will meet the second and fourth Tuesdays monthly at 2:30 PM in the Federated Club rooms at Herring Hotel. Mrs. Moody is president, Mrs. Strickland vice president, Mrs. Turnley secretary treasurer, and Mrs. O’Brien critic. Members with Delphian texts invited. charter roll closes November 1.
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Delphian
Gamma Delphian
W. R. Moody
W. P. Strickland
G. H. Turnley
J. M. O'Brien
Federated Club Rooms
Herring Hotel
P. T. A. Open House At Sanborn School
Sanborn School hosts an Open House for taxpayers and patrons Thursday night. The program features songs led by Hortense Ellis, a welcome by newly elected president Mrs. W. F. Curtis, a talk by W. A. McIntosh, and geography demonstration lessons by Esther Dellis and Lillie Dell Slover. Refreshments follow in the cafeteria under Mrs. George Ficke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn School
Parent - Teacher Association
Hortense Ellis
W. F. Curtis
Sanborn P. T. A
W. A. McIntosh
Esther Dellis
Lillie Dell Slover
George Ficke
Madonna Class Plans Weiner Roast and Monthly Meeting
The Madonna Class of First Baptist Church held its regular meeting with a luncheon at the church. The article lists numerous attendees and notes plans for a weiner roast by the Congenial Couples Class of First Christian Church and a Child Welfare Club gathering at 2:30 p.m. with a lesson on Education in Infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna
First Baptist Church
John Valentine To Be Presented In Concert Here
Amarillo readers are invited to a Friday evening concert at 8 15 in the Amarillo College assembly room. Alta Potts Turk leads the Baladettes and Balladors as John Valentine, a character baritone, performs in costume with songs staged as dramatic art. He has played leading parts in White Cargo The Student Prince Rio Rita The Merry Widow and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Valentine
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Alta Potts Turk
Plough's Cold Cream Advertises Youthful Skin
Neglect ages a woman's face more than time. Plough's Cold Cream nourishes skin and helps prevent wrinkles with rich oils. Keeps skin soft and firm. Plough Creams sold at drug stores in 25¢ 35¢ and 50¢ sizes.
Noted singer performs in Long Beach with Marshall Elder
A well known overseas artist presents songs for Columbia records. The performer is accompanied by Marshall Elder of Long Beach, California who will also offer instrumental pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Valentine
Columbia Records
Marshall Elder
Long Beach
Cal
Fraternity Fall Dance Friday at Nat Dance Palace
Delta Sigma fraternity to host its annual fall dance at the Nat Dance Palace Friday night. Roy Divens and his band will provide the music as part of the lively student event. Also advertised are smart woolen dresses priced at 16 dollars 50 cents from The Ladies Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Dance Palace
Roy Divens
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Alpha Sima Lambda
Robert Simms
Walker Tavern
Daniel Webster
James Fenimore Cooper
Clinton, Mich
Home Interest Club
W. R. Ballard
Mississippi Street
J. E. Montgomery
Les Temps Club
G. B. Hamilton
West
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River Road
Delta Sigma Fraternity
W. B. Benton
Mozart Society
Mesdames
Robert Burnett
W. R. Duke
T. B. Davis
Dad Holman
Eva Nicholson
Josephine James
Paul Redman
J. A. Frizzell
Charles Felerabend
W. H. Terry
J. E. Jeffreys
Plascoe Moore
Joe Patrick
W. B. Lawrence
R. N. Mobley
M. V. Moss
L. E. Howe
W. E. Johnson
Earl D. Croch
Vida Hodly
O. K. Downey
C. B. Chesshir
Gilbert Ridings
Frank McBride
Ed Pitman
J. R. West
Boone Moreland
Kermit Gentry
Bernice Vaught
Arlene Potts
la Dell Bird
Daphne Formby
Floyd Payne
Wade Anderson
L. O. Thompson
Joe Ostrander
W. D. Cheyne
Truman Landis
Fred Warren
Charles B. Lester
A. P. Gibson
H. J. Sasse
Weiner
Qanum
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Magn
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Phillips’ Milk
Phillips
SFI
Oxfords
Suedes
Nmarizo Shoedsalon
Baker Hotels
Texas
Baker
South America
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Melbourne
Wearwell
P Blanket
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