Amarillo social calendar announces meetings and events
Tomorrow's events include the Amarillo Branch A A U W meeting at 8 in the Women’s club rooms, a lecture by Dr. Barnett on Vocational Guidance, study groups at 2:30, and a Members' Night dance at the Amarillo Country club. Also, the 1925 Bridge club hosts a husbands’ evening at Mrs. Elliott Hatch’s home, and Potter County Federation meets with invited leaders from Haskell and Lubbock. A tea follows, plus an Altar Guild rummage sale in the Wayland building.
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Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Albert Barnett
West Texas State Teachers College Canyon
Amarillo Country Club
Bridge Club
Elliott Hatch
Taylor Street
Potter County
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Wayland Building
Fillmore Street
Radio contest to be staged here tonight
The Atwater Kent radio contest will be held this evening at 6 o'clock at WDAG and KGRS stations with a local judging committee meeting at Amarillo College of Music at 7 30. Girls perform first on WDAG then boys on KGRS, with numbers drawn and announced only by hostesses.
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Atwater Kent
J. L. Martin
WDAG
Gish
KGRS
Amarillo College of Music
I. S. Cole
Earl Wyatt
Emil S. Myers
Phil H. Wolfram
C. R. Hooten
Albert S. Brown
W. K. Chandler
R. Wilson
Ulm
E. R. Mayer
Charles F. Smith
Cliff Thompson
Will A. Smith
F. E. Woodruff
R. A. Duncan
EF. A. Rowley
W. H. Brymer
Howard Williams
R. T. Martin
Oscar Wiss
C. H. Gipson
L. B. Newby
S. FE. Fish
Gene Howe
Magna White
Billy Martin
D. Trent
J. D. Cole
Farr Wyatt
E. E. Finklea
Atwater- Kent
Finklea
New York City
River Road P T A Plans Evening Meeting at School
The River Road Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at the school. An important business session will outline plans for the year and discuss future activities. VAN members are urged to attend, and a prize will be awarded to the room with the most parents present.
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River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
VAN
P T A Membership Campaign To Begin Monday
Amarillo PT A units announce a weeklong membership drive open to all parents and guardians of children in city schools. Membership costs fifty cents in most groups with voting rights and officer eligibility for paid members. The organization name was changed to Parents to include fathers and all interested in child welfare and community improvements.
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PT. A
Mizpah Club Entertained At Amarillo Apartments
Mrs. Paul Arrington hosted the Mizpah club Thursday afternoon at her Amarillo apartments home. Halloween colors and decorations set a festive mood with needle work and conversation before a salad course was served. Present were Mesdames W. T. Dinan Joe Mobley Truman Vineyard Guy Owens Horace Jones Frank Warren Harry Holland J. W. Hill Jack Lester and James L. Farwell.
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Paul Arrington
Mizpah Club
Amarillo
Hallowe'en
Mesdames W. TI. Dinan
Joe Mobley
Truman Vineyard
Guy Owens
Horace Jones
Frank Warren
Harry Holland
J. W. Hill
Jack Lester
James L. Farwell
Polk Street Methodist Women Hold All Day Missionary Meeting
The Polk Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met in Epworth Hall for an all day session with "The Life of Stewardship" as the discussion topic led by Mrs. R. L. Morgan. Luncheon was served, and a program featured piano and vocal solos, a cello solo, and reports including a Wildorado Zone meeting summary.
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Polk Street
Mildred Newell
George Waddill
Wildorado Zone
W. T. Leachman
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Mrs Alta Henwood of 602 North Taylor has joined Federal Clothing as saleslady. Mrs W D Scroggins of 701 North Tyler visits Sayre this week. Esther Files plans a Dallas vacation starting tomorrow. The Khiva Chanters perform Saturday night in Pampa. John R Scott, OU Norman student, visits his parents over the weekend. C Bunch departs today for Colorado Springs on business. Mrs R L Allen, formerly of Stone &
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Alta Henwood
North Taylor Street
Federal Clothing Store
W. D. Scroggins
North Tyler Street
Sayre
Esther Files
Dallas
Khiva
Pampa
John Reilly Scott
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Local Residents and Visitors Noted in Brief
Williams returns to her Frederick home. M A Crum spends Thursday in Clovis on business. J H Hartman becomes collector for the Federal Clothing Store. C Gordon of J C Penney attends a Penney convention in Kansas City. L A McKercher, oil operator, spends Thursday in Clovis on business. Miss Elizabeth Nixon hosts winners of a Business and Professional Women stunt contest tonight with a party. Guests include Misses Ercell Blakely Margaret Goddard Frankie Gober Verle Fletcher Miss Perkins and Mrs L D Riker.
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Ercell Blakely
Margaret Goddard
Frankie Gober
Verle Fletcher
Miss Perkins
L. D. Riker
Resolution Praises J. E. Biggs for City Board Work
The Amarillo Real Estate Board unanimously adopts a resolution praising J. E. Biggs. It commends his service as secretary and notes his release to accept the assistant manager role with the Board of City Development as his call to a larger service.
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Edward Biggs
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Real Estate Board
Biggs
Tickets On Sale For The Blue Moon Operetta
Tickets for The Blue Moon operetta to be presented Monday and Tuesday evenings in the Municipal auditorium will be on sale today and Saturday at White and Kirk’s. The Philharmonic club presents the show and invites Amarillo music lovers to buy tickets in advance.
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Municipal Auditorium
White and Kirk's
Amarillo
Philharmonic Club
Biggs Assumes New Duties with City Development Board
The statement stresses Mr. Biggs will assume duties at the earliest date and cooperate to report to the Board of City Development within days. It expresses sincere regret at his loss from the board’s active work and congratulates the board on securing his services.
Beethoven Film Shown in Vienna Praised and Criticized
A new Beethoven biopic shown in Vienna theaters receives mixed reviews. Critics note the depiction of the composer as untidy forgetful temperamental and self centered while also highlighting his charm and affection for women.
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Vienna
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Harold, Jr
van Buren Street
Witt
Dallas Fair
Douglas Witt
Fifth Street
Roberts Place
Resolution
J. E. Biggs
Treasure
Demnison
Postoffice
TEXAY
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Amarillo Dry Goods Co
Needle Art & Children’s Shop
Pol‘, ST
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dept. L-2
Locust St
St. Louis, Mo
Alma Mosley
Elizabeth
Queen Charlotte
Elizabeth’ S
Eakle Bid
Popular Millinery Co
POLK
NEW Children’s Hat
Wonderful
Dixon Drug Company
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